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101		Beaverton, OR
102		Portland, OR
103		PORTLAND, OR
104		Portland, OR
105		Salem, OR
106		Tualatin, OR
107		PORTLAND, OR
108		Portland, OR
109		PORTLAND, OR
110		PORTLAND, OR
111		SALEM, OR
112		TIGARD, OR
113		PORTLAND, OR
114		SALEM, OR
115		Portland, OR
116		Portland, OR
117		Hines, OR
118		Portland, OR
119		INDEPENDENCE, OR
120		Portland, OR
121		PORTLAND, OR
122		Troutdale, OR
123		Newport, OR
124		WEST LINN, OR
125		Newberg, OR
126		PORTLAND, OR
127		BEAVERTON, OR
128		PORTLAND, OR
129		Portland, OR
130		EUGENE, OR
131		ENTERPRISE, OR
132		La Grande, OR
133		ASHLAND, OR
134		Corbett, OR
135		PORTLAND, OR
136		Portland, OR
137		BEND, OR
138		PORTLAND, OR
139		Bend, OR
140		Portland, OR
141		Salem, OR
142		PORTLAND, OR
143		PORTLAND, OR
144		WILSONVILLE, OR
145		PORTLAND, OR
146		PORTLAND, OR
147		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
148		Klamath Falls, OR
149		EUGENE, OR
150		PORTLAND, OR

Support for High School students, staff and families through enrichment programs, activity support and financial scholarships.

Youth Workshops: The partners with professional artists, musicians, designers, and educators to lead FREE, multidisciplinary workshops that empower youth, including those from traditionally underserved and underrepresented communities, to imagine and achieve their artistic, educational, and professional dreams. In 2021, the hosted 33 youth workshops and events attended by 364 high school students, including 10 hybrid workshops during Summer and Fall 2021 with in-person gatherings at our headquarters at 2360 NW Quimby Street. This year we also created a new in-classroom workshop format for students at Many Nations Academy and piloted a Careers Cohort (C3) mentoring programming for low-income high school students who are interested in careers. Our 2021 workshop disciplines included songwriting, audio engineering, podcasting, writing, fashion design, illustration, film/video production, photography, studio art, zi

TO EMPOWER REFUGEES THROUGH EDUCATION, LIFE SKILLS AND SOCIAL , HELPING FAMILIES ACCLIMATE TO LIFE IN AMERICA AND TO GET TO KNOW THEIR COMMUNITY.

MUSICAL EDUCATION, COMMUNITY and PERFORMANCE: IS A COMMUNITY-SUPPORTED COLLECTIVE OF MUSICIANS THAT BRINGS UNIQUE AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING PROJECTS TO A DIVERSE AUDIENCE. OUR MEMBERS ARE SERVANTS TO THE LARGER GOAL OF SUPPORTING LOCAL ARTISTS AND BRINGING COMMUNITY TOGETHER THROUGH CURATED ARTISTIC EXPERIENCES. WE HOST LIVE PERFORMANCES AND PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, IN PERSON AND ONLINE, FROM INFORMAL SALONS AND FESTIVE FUNDRAISERS TO MORE TRADITIONAL MAINSTAGE CONCERTS. WE REPRESENT VOICES FROM COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD AND ARE COMMITTED TO BEING A CHAMPION OF NEW MUSIC, RHETORICAL MUSIC AND SOCIAL CHANGE.

PCAO), a provisional chapter of PCA America, is on a mission to strengthen families in order to maltreatment. They envision a state where every lives in a safe home and supportive community, regardless of race, class, culture, or geography. To accomplish this, PCAO connects, engages, educates, and collaborates with communities across the state and is most well-known for its Pinwheels for Prevention campaign annually in April.

SET THE EXPECTATION IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ENDING SEXUAL AND INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE THROUGH PREVENTION WORK WITH MEN, ADVOCACY, AND ENGAGEMENT WITH AGENCIES SERVING SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

PROVIDE TO FAMILIES.

Organization provides funding for microfinance lending to street youth and women in Saint-Louis,

WE SPONSORED FAMILIES FROM NORTHWEST DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION. WE PROVIDE DONATIONS TO SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS.

hosted a Virtual Advocacy Internship Program for 10 students interested in exploring animal and environmental law and policy. The diverse backgrounds and interests of these students have fostered productive conversations and compelling ideas for future projects.

THE MISSION OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED LIVINGSTON ADVENTIST ACADEMY STUDENTS AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS BY BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS WITH OTHERS WHO DESIRE TO PROMOTE CHRISTIAN

It is the mission of to provide education, facilitate policy-change and extend public or charitable services to protect and heal individuals and families negatively affected by narcissistic abuse from persons with narcissistic traits or (Narcissistic Personality Disorder, as found in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition produced by the American Psychiatric Association).

ENGAGES WOMEN OF PORTLAND AND SW WASHINGTON TO INVEST IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH COLLECTIVE ACTION.

DONATIONS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS OF - PATHOLOGY AUDIOLOGY

Support veteran non-profits

To provide financial assistance to low income workers within the food and agricultural industries, or their families, especially but not limited to times of medical crisis and to provide other services and resources to individuals to whom we cannot provide financial resources

Scholarships

The was formed to perform the following activities and achieve its mission of: (1) fund the needs of Oregon veterans and their families by funding education initiatives, health care, rehabilitation, and services; (2) impact Oregon veterans and their families with support by funding mentorship, volunteer assistance, scholarships, and other charitable programs; and (3) partner with other charities or raise funds on behalf of other charities if such arrangements aid the in achieving its purpose.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED AND WILL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR "CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONX AND "SOCIAL WELFARE" PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 501(C)3 AND 501(C)4, RESPECTIVELY, OR THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. TO THIS END, THE NONPROFIT SHALL UNDERTAKE ACTIVITIES TO: SUPPORT THE PROVISION OF QUALITY AND DIVERSE INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIACONTENT AND CAPABILITIES TO EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS, INCLUDING, BUT NOTLIMITED TO, DATA SERVICES AND INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO PROVIDED TOACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSENGAGED IN THE FORMAL EDUCATION OF ENROLLED STUDENTS.

MISSION OF IS TO TRANSFORM HEALTH BY ACCELERATING ADVANCEMENT AND IMPACT OF WOMEN LEADERS AND ACHIEVEMENT OF GENDER EQUITY AND FULLY INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE IN OUR HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS.

TO IDENTIFY AND FINANCIALLY PARTNER WITH GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS IN PORTLAND AREA THAT ARE SUCCESSFULLY HELPING MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN GAIN STABILITY IN THEIR LIVES.

SUPPORT FOR HOUSING-INSECURE PERSONS

uses performance and visual art to inspire hope and personal transformation among underserved and at-risk audiences in correctional facilities, juvenile detention centers, schools, and minority communities around the world. We use our mobile theater show, artistic magazine, and virtual performance to provide a therapeutic and cathartic experience for all those suffering in difficult circumstances. We support these programs with aid and correspondence services, providing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual support to those incarcerated and their families, as well as to the homeless, those recently released from incarceration, families in poverty, and homeless vets.

TO AWARD UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS.

To provide faith based educational opportunities and support to homeschool families.

OHSU NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND PROVIDED SUPPORT FOR TWO FULL NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS

HAS A COMMITMENT TO DISMANTLE BARRIERS TO EQUITY AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY CONDITIONS SO THAT ALL PEOPLE CAN REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. THEY DO THIS BY SUPPORTING STRATEGIES THAT ELEVATE COMMUNITY-BASED KNOWLEDGE AND THE VOICES OF COMMUNITIES EXPERIENCING DISPARITIES AND WORK TO SHAPE DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THEM.

TO GROW PRODUCE FOR HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME YOUTH AND FAMILIES. TO TEACH REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE PRACTICES.

To transform the lives accomplished high school students from low-income families by broadening their dreams and preparing them for college success.

TO SPREAD AND TO INCREASE THE WELL-BEING AND HAPPINESS OF INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING GRANTS AND SUPPORTING THIS WORK IN SCHOOLS, WORKPLACES, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND PUBLIC SAFETY. TO SUPPORT SOCIAL JUSTICE, POVERTY ALLEVIATION, CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABLITY, AND PROJECTS THAT MAKE A MORE KIND, JUST, AND COMPASSIONATE WORLD.

The hopes to build a stronger, more inclusive and equitable community by helping underserved residents to live more comfortable lives and by providing financial support in the form of scholarships and grants to individuals, programs, and projects in our community.

Providing collective bargaining representation

TO CONSTRUCT A COMMUNITY OF PERMANENT, AFFORDABLE HOMES THAT WILL ADDRESS THE CONCERNS OF WILDFIRES, INADEQUATE LOW-COST HOUSING, AND MULTI-GENERATIONAL FINANCIAL INEQUITY WHILE ALSO CREATING A PROTOTYPE BETTER-HOUSING DEMONSTRATION FOR FUTURE COMMUNITY-BASED DESIGN.

TO COLLECT AND DISTRIBUTE AND RELATED ITEMS TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS

The goal of the is to advocate for all students and teachers and to strengthen and unify our community through volunteerism and cooperation.

In more than 40 countries affected by crisis, disaster, poverty and climate change works alongside communities, local governments, forward-thinking corporations and social entrepreneurs to meet urgent needs and develop long-term solutions to make lasting change possible. Our mission is to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND MORAL SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES WITH A CHILD IN AN UNINSURED OR UNDERINSURED MEDICAL CRISIS, WHO LACK RESOURCES TO RESPOND TO THE NEEDS OF THE AFFECTED FAMILY MEMBER(S). TO PROMOTE YOUTH COMPASSION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE THROUGH THE FORMATION OF SPARROW IN YOUTH GROUPS, AND ELEMENTARY, JUNIOR HIGH, AND HIGH SCHOOLS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO QUALIFYING HORIZON AIR EMPLOYEES WHO NEED DUE TO CATASTROPHIC OR MEDICAL REASONS.

PROVIDES QUALITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH A 30-YEAR, ZERO-INTEREST AND ZERO-DOWN HOME LOAN TO LOWER-INCOME FAMILIES (DEFINED AS BELOW 80% OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME). IN ADDITION, PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS, PERSONS IN NEED AND AT-RISK YOUTH AND FUNDING FOR HOUSING/SHELTER SERVICES, HUNGER RELIEF, EMERGENCY AID, AND/OR SUPPORT TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ALIGNED WITH THE CORPORATIONS MISSION.

Education

Education of members in the business of renting residencies.

NP) WORKS WITH COMMUNITIES ACROSS OREGON TO DEVELOP HUMAN-CENTERED AND EMERGENT SOLUTIONS TO IMMEDIATE HARMS, AND TO POWER LIBERATORY AND TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE THROUGH ORGANIZING, POLICY ADVOCACY, AND NARRATIVE CHANGE. NP CENTERS THOSE MOST IMPACTED BY RACIAL, HOUSING, AND ECONOMIC INJUSTICE, DIRECTING OUR ENERGY AND RESOURCES TOWARD BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER, KNOWLEDGE, AND CAPACITY.

PROVIDE FOOD AND GIFTS TO NEEDY FAMILIES.

SUPPORT THE AND THE HONOR AND SACRIFICE OF THOSE WHO SERVE BY ENHANCING THE LIVES OF OUR VETERANS, MILITARY AND THEIR FAMILIES, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD. FOR GOD AND COUNTRY, WE ADVOCATE FOR VETERANS, EDUCATE OUR CITIZENS, MENTOR YOUTH, AND PROMOTE PATRIOTISM, GOOD CITIZENSHIP, PEACE AND SECURITY.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, CHILDREN IN REALIZING THEIR POTENTIAL ENJOYING THE HIGHEST QUALITY LIFE THROUGH THE TRADITIONS FREEMASONRY.

OUR MISSION AS SEIU LOCAL 49 IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND DEPENDENTS BY ACHIEVING A HIGHER STANDARD OF LIVING, BY ELEVATING THEIR SOCIAL CONDITIONS AND BY STRIVING TO CREATE A MORE JUST SOCIETY.

SERVICE and AID FOR PROVIDING VEHICLES and TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FOR TO AND FROM MEDICAL FACILITIES

Fraternal benevolent organization This organization unites its members in the bonds of Fraternity, Benevolence, and Charity. This is accomplished by a year round schedule of social and recreational activities for the members and their families, estimated at 200.

OUR PURPOSE IS NO SECRET, TO IMPROVE STRENGTHEN THE CHARACTER OF THE INDIVIDUAL OUR COMMUNITY, CONTRIBUTE TO THE BETTERMENT OF THE YOUTH THROUGH SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE BOUND STUDENTS.

LABOR ORGANIZATION TO SECURE IMPROVED WAGES BENEFITS FOR ITS MEMBERS THEIR FAMILIES. TO ENSURE THAT WE ARE TRUE LEADERS OUR INDUSTRY.

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