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151		Portland, OR
152		NEWPORT, OR
153		Portland, OR
154		Corvallis, OR
155		SHERWOOD, OR
156		SHERWOOD, OR
157		HILLSBORO, OR
158		BEAVERTON, OR
159		Bend, OR
160		SCAPPOOSE, OR
161		PORTLAND, OR
162		BEND, OR
163		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
164		ONTARIO, OR
165		BAKER CITY, OR
166		Portland, OR
167		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
168		SALEM, OR
169		PORTLAND, OR
170		TIGARD, OR
171		ASTORIA, OR
172		PORTLAND, OR
173		TIGARD, OR
174		Myrtle Creek, OR
175		Bend, OR
176		LA PINE, OR
177		EUGENE, OR
178		BORING, OR
179		Bend, OR
180		PORTLAND, OR
181		PORTLAND, OR
182		PORTLAND, OR
183		EUGENE, OR
184		Astoria, OR
185		BEND, OR
186		Portland, OR
187		Beaverton, OR
188		TIGARD, OR
189		MCMINNVILLE, OR
190		Lake Oswego, OR
191		HILLSBORO, OR
192		SALEM, OR
193		SALEM, OR
194		MCMINNVILLE, OR
195		MOLALLA, OR
196		PORTLAND, OR
197		Sherwood, OR
198		Portland, OR
199		HILLSBORO, OR
200		MCMINNVILLE, OR

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

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).

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

DESIGN AND COORDINATE INNOVATIVE DELIBERATIVE PROGRAMS.

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

PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES - PARTICULARLY WITHIN MINORITY COMMUNITIES - WHO WERE INVOLVED IN HISTORIC RESEARCH CASES WITHOUT THEIR KNOWLEDGE, CONSENT, OR BENEFIT. THIS INCLUDES CASES OF AND HELA CELLS, TUSKEGEE SYPHILIS STUDIES, AND HUMAN RADIATION EXPERIMENTS, AMONG OTHERS. OFFERS THOSE WHO HAVE BENEFITED FROM THOSE CONTRIBUTIONS - INCLUDING SCIENTISTS, UNIVERSITIES, CORPORATIONS, AND GENERAL PUBLIC - A WAY TO SHOW THEIR APPRECIATION TO SUCH RESEARCH SUBJECTS AND HEIR FAMILIES.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE AND HOSPITAL SERVICES

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

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

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

Growing and supporting programs, staff, and students.

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

BUILDS BRIDGES OF RELATIONSHIP AND PARTNERSHIP WITH GRASSROOTS LEADERS IN EAST AFRICA PROVIDING TRAINING, RESOURCES, FUNDING, STRATEGIC PLANNING AND CAPACITY BUILDING.

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.

RAISE AWARENESS RESOURCES FOR THE PARKS DISTRICT.

EDUCATION THROUGH MEDIA

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

Provided for the study of ecological relationships and environmental effects, of lands, and ecological restoration.

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.

BUILDING A SAFE, HEALTHY, VIBRANT COMMUNITY WHERE NEIGHBORS THRIVE TOGETHER

A NATIONWIDE TEAM OF LEADERS WHO CONNECT KIDS TO HEALTHY FOOD.

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.

PROVIDES EMPLOYMENT SERVICES TO ASSIST VERY LOW INCOME PEOPLE TO ESCAPE POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS IN THE GRESHAM AND NEARBY AREA

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 MEET INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY FINANCIAL NEEDS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES, AND TO SERVE WITH PARTNER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN OUR NETWORK.

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.

We are parents who volunteer to enhance the educational experience for all students and teachers.

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

THE MISSION CAPO AND MEMBER AGENCIES IS TO ERADICATE THE CAUSES AND CONDITIONS POVERTY THAT EXIST IN . THIS ANTI-POVERTY WORK IS DONE IN COLLABORATION WITH A VARIETY PARTNERS, REPRESENTING LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AS WELL AS AND ADVOCACY GROUPS, POLICYMAKERS AND LOW INCOME LEADERS.

SEEK OUT AND ASSIST ALL TO MAKE USE OF THEIR BENEFITS.

ADVOCATES FOR LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SERVICES AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

ADVANCING THE PROFESSION THROUGH SERVICE TO MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATIONS.

TO EDUCATE AND EMPOWER TO DEMAND SAFE, STABLE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Enrich quality of in

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF , . IS TO WORK TOWARDS ELIMINATION OF BARRIERS FACING WOMEN WORKING IN OR SEEKING TO ENTER THE SKILLED TRADES VIA ADVOCACY, MENTORSHIP, VISIBILITY, EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

FINANCES AND OPERATES SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS IN THE HIGHLANDS REGION OF PERU.

The Mission of the is to foster hope through the support of patients, education and prevention.

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