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151		DAMASCUS, OR
152		BEAVERTON, OR
153		PORTLAND, OR
154		CORVALLIS, OR
155		PORTLAND, OR
156		PORTLAND, OR
157		SALEM, OR
158		ROSEBURG, OR
159		NEHALEM, OR
160		Portland, OR
161		Seaside, OR
162		Portland, OR
163		CORVALLIS, OR
164		KEIZER, OR
165		NEWPORT, OR
166		COOS BAY, OR
167		Portland, OR
168		PORTLAND, OR
169		Portland, OR
170		Eugene, OR
171		TIGARD, OR
172		Corvallis, OR
173		PORTLAND, OR
174		SHERWOOD, OR
175		PORTLAND, OR
176		HILLSBORO, OR
177		ONTARIO, OR
178		SCAPPOOSE, OR
179		SHERWOOD, OR
180		DAMASCUS, OR
181		BEND, OR
182		PORTLAND, OR
183		EUGENE, OR
184		Portland, OR
185		SALEM, OR
186		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
187		PORTLAND, OR
188		OREGON CITY, OR
189		TIGARD, OR
190		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
191		CANBY, OR
192		PORTLAND, OR
193		NEWBERG, OR
194		Bend, OR
195		LA PINE, OR
196		TUALATIN, OR
197		BORING, OR
198		PORTLAND, OR
199		CRESWELL, OR
200		Astoria, OR

TYPE I SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION UNDER SECTION 509(A)(3). TO SUPPORT SCHOOL.

OREGON JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION1618 SW FIRST AVENUE, SUITE 210PORTLAND, OR 97201

TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE .

SUPPORT THE VISIONS AND OF THOSE WHO IMPROVE LIVES AND COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE.

During 2020 AUCF raised and provided funds to Kristina Health Clinic of the Otuke District of Northern The clinic provided basic health services maternity services HIVAIDS prevention and treatment dental care an

Assist individuals become successful in recovery

A SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY PROVIDING A CONTINUUM OF ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH .

PROVIDES HOSPITAL-BASED PHYSICIAN SERVICES, AS WELL AS SPECIALTY PHYSICIAN SERVICES IN A CLINIC SETTING TO PATIENTS IN THE ROSEBURG COMMUNITY ON A CHARITABLE BASIS.

ATTEMPT TO ASSIST THE LESS FORTUNATE OF THE UNIVERSE (CAMBODIA/PHILLIPINES/ETC) WHEREVER THEY MAY BE FOUND. INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, OPERATING SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES AND SUPPLYING FOOD AND/OR SHELTER

To provide perpetual funding for displaced and vulnerable children to attend school.

raises funds and provides to graduating students from High School.

Support local families children with or palate

PROVIDE LOCAL TRANSPORTATION FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED PERSONS.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO SUPPORT AND ADVOCATE FOR MULTI-DISCIPLINARY AND EFFECTIVE PREVENTION OF AND RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE THROUGH COLLABORATIVE, SURVIVOR-CENTERED STRATEGIES.

A) SPAY AND NEUTER FUNDING: (1) PAID FULL COST PREADOPTION SPAY AND NEUTER COSTS COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER DOGS AND CATS, (2) PAID SUBSTANTIAL PORTION SPAY AND NEUTER COSTS FOR PETS LOCAL RESIDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEED; (B) FUNDING FOR VETERINARY CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR LOCAL PETS (MAX FUND).

Support to homeless low income elderly and US troops

Free and Open Democracy Program Area: Conducting and commissioning research, developing and hosting civic events, convening community organizations and leaders to develop and evaluate solutions related to the free and open functioning of our democracy at the local, state and national level. 2021 activities included research and support for civic engagement and educations in Portland Charter Review process, developing materials and curriculum for events intended to foster civic "bridging" work in Portland, Oregon in 2022. Research to understand opportunities for youth civic engagement in Oregon and analysis for gaps in the environment.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY PET FOOD and VITAL VETERINARY CARE FOR FAMILY PETS OF ANYONE IN HONEST NEED.

To support soccer in and around Portland, Oregon from the grassroots to the highest professional level

The purpose of this non-profit charitable corporation is to secure and distribute contributions from individuals, estates, government, corporations, foundations and any other source for the educational benefit of the School District. An annual district wide classroom and school grant program awards classroom teachers and staff funding to enrich educational opportunities for students, and deliver innovative and exemplary instruction.

TO BENEFIT, PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, CARRY OUT THE PURPOSE OF AND TO UPHOLD, PROMOTE AND FURTHER THE WELFARE AND ACTIVITIES OF RELATED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED IN OREGON, NORTH CAROLINA, MAINE, CONNECTICUT AND MICHIGAN.

To promote an ecologically, economically, and socially healthy city and county through democratic decision-making processes consistent with our guiding objectives.

TO CATER TO THE RELIGIOUS, NEEDS A GROWING POPULATION IN THE PORTLAND, OREGON AREA.

SUPPORT RETT SYNDROME RESEARCH AND PROVIDE FAMILY SUPPORT TO THOSE AFFECTED BY RETT SYNDROME.

ORGANIZED MEMBERSHIP FOR

SEEKS TO ADVANCE WATERSHED RESTORATION AND RESOURCE RECOVERY THROUGH INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES AND TO PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACTIVITIES THAT BENEFIT WATERSHEDS AROUND THE WORLD. IT HAS THE CAPACITY TO CONVENE AND FACILITATE PROJECTS FOCUSED ON EDUCATION, RESTORATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION.

DEVELOPEMENT

PROVIDE FUNDING AND ACCESS TO SPECIAL EDUCATION LEVEL STUDENTS FOR MATH READING AND ACCESS TO MUSIC CLASSES

SCHOLARSHIPS

Romania Mission

The exempt purpose of this organization is to provide funds for various educational programs in the local schools.

RAISE FUNDS FOR and AWARENESS ABOUT THE WATER CRISIS AND INACCESSABILITY OF SAFE AND CLEAN DRINKING WATER SOURCES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, ASIA, AND LATIN AMERICA.

The is a State contracted provider of legal representation for indigent defendants in , Oregon. The provides representation in a variety of offenses ranging from misdemeanor charges to felonies.

providing education and league for youth 3rd grade through 8th grade

TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE DEPARTMENT.

is a vibrant example that individuals can make a big difference. Theorganization was founded in 2005 by Rinda Hayes, of Lake Oswego, Oregon andJoseph Mwengea, of Taru, . Mission Statement: bridges two cultures, becoming a catalyst for education andleadership development where opportunities are few and potential abounds. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations to aretax deductible.Our work is guided by these hallmarks of belief:-Education is the most important tool we can use against the ravages ofpoverty.-Volunteerism is crucial to success. An organization run by volunteersremains vital, dynamic, and free of corruption. It also connects people asglobal citizens in a meaningful way.-Cultural exchange and exposure is vitally enriching for Americans as wellas Africans.-There should be no giving of things that run out or wear out. Such givingonly increases dependency, invites discontent, and isolates the givers fromthe rec

ELEVATING POTENTIAL, BUILDING SUSTAINED RELATIONSHIPS WITH URBAN YOUTH, AND CHARTING PATHS TO BRIGHTER FUTURES.

TO ADDRESS ISSUES

TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF LOW-INCOME, AT RISK, AND SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMS.

STRENGTHENING SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS

Building relationships that create an equitable community.

CHARITABLE COSTS INCURRED IN THE BUILDING OF A LAW SCHOOL LIBRARY.

DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

To provide program services to Condega, Nicaragua for interpretation support and foster care for deaf students in rural areas.

RAISE AWARENESS RESOURCES FOR THE PARKS DISTRICT.

TO ESTABLISH, CONDUCT, MANAGE, AND MAINTAIN A THE TRAINING OF PREKINDERGARTEN AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS WHO HOLD BACHELOR OF ARTS OR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES IN FIELDS OTHER THAN EDUCATION.

REPRESENTED LOCAL UNION MEMBERS IN VARIOUS LABOR/MANAGEMENT RELATIONS, GRIEVANCES, TERMINATIONS, AND DAILY CONFLICTS OR INTERACTIONS.

To develop as a vibrant, creative, equitable, and sustainable commercial district serving residents, businesses and visitors. AMS follows the 4 point approach to neighborhood revitalization: Business Development, Promotions, Design and Organization.

Breed Education Junior Handling Disaster Relief and Activities for the Betterment the St. Breed

To provide equitable activities for all to support City of Rec programs.

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