Showing top 200 of 321 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | River Grove Parent Teacher Organization We are parents who volunteer to enhance the educational experience for all River Grove students and teachers. | Lake Oswego, OR | |
| 52 | BALLET FOREST GROVE BALLET FOREST GROVE PROVIDES OPPORTUNITES FOR YOUNG DANCERS TO PERFORM BALLET BEFORE LIVE AUDIENCES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DANCE LESSON AND STIPENDS TOWARD POINTE SHOES FOR DANCE STUDENTS. | FOREST GROVE, OR | |
| 53 | SANTIAM CANYON SCHOOL DISTRICT PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION ALL MONIES ARE DONATED TO THE SANTIAM CANYON SCHOOL DISTRICT, STAFF AND STUDENTS TO SUPPORT FIELD TRIPS, REWARDS FOR POSITIVE BEHAVIOR, STAFF AND VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AND DINNERS FOR STAFF ON PARENT TEACHER NIGHTS. | MILL CITY, OR | |
| 54 | SOUTH MORROW COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP INC PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE STUDENTS OF SOUTH MORROW COUNTY ON A FAIR AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS. | IONE, OR | |
| 55 | THE NEXT STEP FOUNDATION Charter of Foundation is to provide scholarships to underprivileged graduating seniors at Cowlitz County High Schools. Foundation will create criteria for awarding annual scholarship and will use donated funds to pay for scholarship. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 56 | MORROW COUNTY FFA ALUMNI FUNDRAISING ASSOCIATION TO RAISE FUNDS FOR ALL THE MORROW COUNTY FFA STUDENTS and FFA PROGRAMS | IRRIGON, OR | |
| 57 | SISTERS GRADUATE RESOURCE ORGANIAZATION FUNDRAISING FOR AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF THE SISTERS, OR HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM. | SISTERS, OR | |
| 58 | TOM WEYERS MEMORIAL SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED FOR POST SECONDARY EDUCATION | Portland, OR | |
| 59 | PENDLETON CATTLE BARONS WEEKEND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR REGIONAL STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGE AND MAJORING IN AGRICULTURE. | PENDLETON, OR | |
| 60 | AC PORTLAND TO EMPOWER STUDENTS TO LEAD HEALTHY LIVES, SUCCEED ACADEMICALLY, AND INSPIRE POSITIVE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 61 | ROTARY CLUB OF FLORENCE FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND OTHER GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. | FLORENCE, OR | |
| 62 | GET WET FOR A VET TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS OPERATED FOR CHARITABLE OR EDUCATION PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT MILITARY VETERANS, ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO MAY ISSUE SCHOLARSHIPS BASED ON PRE DEFINED CRITERIA IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,500 / YEAR TO 10 INDIVIDUALS. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 63 | SPARK TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION SponsorteamsofstudentsparticipatinginSTEMactivities | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 64 | MORROW EDUCATION FOUNDATION The primary purpose of the organization is to encourage and enhance academics, technology, arts, athletics, and cultural learning experiences and opportunities for the students of Morrow County through community and corporate support. | Boardman, OR | |
| 65 | MECOP INC TO PROVIDE A WORK EXPERIENCE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM THROUGH UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS AND INDUSTRY TO PROVIDE REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS. | ALBANY, OR | |
| 66 | PTA OREGON CONGRESS THE LOWRIE PTA SERVES WITH THE PURPOSE OF CELEBRATING, STRENGTHENING, AND BRINGING TOGETHER LOWRIE FAMILIES, STAFF, AND THE WILSONVILLE COMMUNITY. WE PROVIDE LOWRIE FAMILIES AND STAFF WITH: EVENTS TO STRENGTHEN AND BUILD THE LOWRIE COMMUNITY AND CELEBRATE OUR COMMONALITY AND DIVERSITY. INFORMATION ABOUT LOWRIE PROGRAMS AND EVENTS. FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ENRICH STUDENT LEARNING. OPPORTUNITIES TO BE INVOLVED WITH MEANINGFUL EVENTS THAT SERVE THE WILSONVILLE COMMUNITY. THE LOWRIE PTA WILL CONTINUE TO GROW OUR MEMBERSHIP AND WILL HAVE AN ACTIVE AND DIVERSE ORGANIZATION THAT IS REPRESENTATIVE OF OUR COMMUNITY. WE WILL BE AN ORGANIZATION WITH "OPEN ARMS" THAT IS INCLUSIVE AND INVITING TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE LOWRIE COMMUNITY. WE WILL FOSTER AND DEVELOP COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH LOWRIE STAFF SO THAT THE SUPPORT WE PROVIDE TEACHERS IS TRULY BENEFICIAL AND ENHANCING TO THEIR PROFESSIONAL EFFECTIVENESS AND CONTENTMENT. | WILSONVILLE, OR | |
| 67 | Trillium Creek PTA Improve public education of Students | West Linn, OR | |
| 68 | VALE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Collection of member dues and donations in order to grant college scholarships to graduating seniors of Vale High School to help them further their education. | VALE, OR | |
| 69 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 70 | HAPPY VALLEY, OR | ||
| 71 | NORTH PLAINS, OR | ||
| 72 | Milwaukie, OR | ||
| 73 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 74 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 75 | Eugene, OR | ||
| 76 | MURPHY, OR | ||
| 77 | EAGLE POINT, OR | ||
| 78 | LAKEVIEW, OR | ||
| 79 | McMinnville, OR | ||
| 80 | Lakeview, OR | ||
| 81 | MCMINNVILLE, OR | ||
| 82 | Portland, OR | ||
| 83 | KEIZER, OR | ||
| 84 | Redmond, OR | ||
| 85 | Portland, OR | ||
| 86 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 87 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 88 | MORO, OR | ||
| 89 | WILSONVILLE, OR | ||
| 90 | TIGARD, OR | ||
| 91 | HILLSBORO, OR | ||
| 92 | HERMISTON, OR | ||
| 93 | ROSEBURG, OR | ||
| 94 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 95 | MEDFORD, OR | ||
| 96 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 97 | Sherwood, OR | ||
| 98 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 99 | Eugene, OR | ||
| 100 | ASHLAND, OR | ||
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