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151		Portland, OR
152		PORTLAND, OR
153		TIGARD, OR
154		PORTLAND, OR
155		SHERWOOD, OR
156		PORTLAND, OR
157		HILLSBORO, OR
158		BEAVERTON, OR
159		Bend, OR
160		PORTLAND, OR
161		SHERWOOD, OR
162		BEND, OR
163		ONTARIO, OR
164		BAKER CITY, OR
165		Portland, OR
166		SALEM, OR
167		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
168		SALEM, OR
169		PORTLAND, OR
170		PORTLAND, OR
171		Joseph, OR
172		Portland, OR
173		OREGON CITY, OR
174		ASTORIA, OR
175		CANBY, OR
176		Salem, OR
177		NEWBERG, OR
178		BEAVERTON, OR
179		Myrtle Creek, OR
180		Bend, OR
181		Portland, OR
182		TUALATIN, OR
183		PORTLAND, OR
184		BORING, OR
185		PORTLAND, OR
186		PORTLAND, OR
187		EUGENE, OR
188		Astoria, OR
189		BEND, OR
190		PORTLAND, OR
191		Beaverton, OR
192		MILTONFREEWATER, OR
193		WILSONVILLE, OR
194		MCMINNVILLE, OR
195		PORTLAND, OR
196		HILLSBORO, OR
197		FOREST GROVE, OR
198		PORTLAND, OR
199		Bend, OR
200		MILL CITY, OR

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

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

THE ") IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING THE SPORT OF ON ICE. THE WILL DONATE 100 PERCENT OF ITS EFFORTS AND FUNDS TO OREGON NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS RECOGNIZED AS 501(C)(3) TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, TRAINING PROGRAMS, AND SIMILAR ACTIVITIES TO ALL ELIGIBLE SKATERS IN THE PORTLAND METROPOLITAN AREA. IN PARTICULAR, THE WILL FOCUS THE MAJORITY OF ITS EFFORTS AND SUPPORT ON CLUB, FOR SO LONG AS THAT ORGANIZATION IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION.

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.

TO OPERATE A FELLOWS PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES INTERNSHIPS AND ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE THAT ARE DESIGNED TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING RELATED TO THE INTEGRATION OF FAITH AND VALUES WIHT RESPONSIBILITIES.TO PROVIDE EDUCATION ON THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS OF NAZARETH.

Reach Another is a humanitarian organization committed to improving the quality of life for people.

DESIGN AND COORDINATE INNOVATIVE DELIBERATIVE PROGRAMS.

SCHOLARSHIPS

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

TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE AND HOSPITAL SERVICES

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

TO EMPOWER ADULTS WITH THE SKILLS NEEDED TO INCREASE ECONOMIC STABILITY AND OVERALL QUALITY OF FAMILY LIFE.

PUBLIC EDUCATION AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

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

To educate the local community and tourists about Wallowa Countys rich Western heritage.

The . is a supporting organization of The Oregon Community (OCF). The makes grants that further the mission of OCF which is to improve lives for all Oregonians through the power of philanthropy.

TO ADDRESS ISSUES

Growing and supporting programs, staff, and students.

Building relationships that create an equitable community.

The purpose of Trust include activities to end hunger, alleviate human suffering, foster and develop low income and affordable housing, and promote educational programs in the state of Oregon.

DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

The organization of in the beaverton, or, school district catchment area

Supporting the extra curricular activities at HS

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

Create Awareness for services and support end of life care.

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.

THE LEVERAGES THE CULTURAL AND MARKET INFLUENCE OF TO PROMOTE HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES WHERE WE LIVE AND PLAY.

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.

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT IMPACT THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES IN OREGON AND SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON WHERE THEY LIVE, LEARN, AND PLAY.

TO EMPOWER ORPHANS AND CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY AND THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES WHERE THEY LIVE, ESCPECIALLY IN NEPAL AND ESPECIALLY GIRLS.

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

ALLOWED A PUBLIC 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION TO UTILIZE FACILITIES AT BELOW MARKET RENT TO RUN AN OUTDOOR SCHOOL AND SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM.

TO ADVANCE THE PROFESSION TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR OUR COMMUNITY. OUR ACTIVITIES AIM TO HAVE A HIGHLY SKILLED COMMUNITY THAT IS ECONOMICALLY SUCCESSFUL AND VALUED AS AN INTEGRAL MEMBER OF THE TEAM. IN COLLABORATION WITH HOSPITALS, CCOS, AGENCIES, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND THE STATE, IT HAS IMPROVED LANGUAGE ACCESS THROUGH ON LINE LOW-COST TRAINING, SCHOLARSHIPS, JOB FAIRS, CONFERENCES, ADVOCACY, AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES.

Provides cash support to veterans. Once get an approval from a case worker at theVA, we pay directly to the vendor expenses such as rent and utility bills. Additionaly we give clothing to veterans and others in need. Additional donated items that cannot be sold at the boutique are donated to other non-profits

To provide temporary financial, clothing and transportation for homeless, fire victims and others in need.

WE CONNECT PASSION OF PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY WITH WORLDS TOP RESEARCHERS AND PROGRAMS TO BRING RECOVERY-BASED CARE AND SUPPORTS TO EVERY COMMUNITY.

The Mission of the (YES) is to enrich County with projects supporting education and the arts, food, agriculture, history and community. YES strives to find innovation, creativity, collaboration and efficiency in all its endeavors.

CREATE A WORLD-CLASS EXPERIENCE THAT INSPIRES TO THINK AND DO.

PROMOTION OF AVIATION, EDUCATION, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO LOCAL CHARITIES.

PROVIDES OPPORTUNITES FOR YOUNG DANCERS TO PERFORM BEFORE LIVE AUDIENCES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DANCE LESSON AND STIPENDS TOWARD POINTE SHOES FOR DANCE STUDENTS.

BE A POSITIVE ADVOCATE FOR MINORITY CONTRACTORS TO INCREASE THEIR STANDING IN THE INDUSTRY

Support of organizations. Produce website materials, webinars, newsletters, the Workshop, and provide funding programs for trails and activities on the Forests.

ALL MONIES ARE DONATED TO THE , STAFF AND STUDENTS TO SUPPORT FIELD TRIPS, REWARDS FOR POSITIVE BEHAVIOR, STAFF AND VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AND DINNERS FOR STAFF ON NIGHTS.

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