Showing top 200 of 652 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | UNIDOS BRIDGING COMMUNITY UNIDOS BRIDGING COMMUNITY ADVOCATES FOR LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SERVICES AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. | MCMINNVILLE, OR | |
| 102 | COMMUNITY ALLIANCE OF TENANTS TO EDUCATE AND EMPOWER TENANTS TO DEMAND SAFE, STABLE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 103 | Oregon Tradeswomen Inc THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF OREGON TRADESWOMEN, INC. 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. | Portland, OR | |
| 104 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING SOLUTIONS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR DECENT, SAFE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME PERSONS. | MEDFORD, OR | |
| 105 | SOUTH MORROW COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP INC PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE STUDENTS OF SOUTH MORROW COUNTY ON A FAIR AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS. | IONE, OR | |
| 106 | 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 | |
| 107 | WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND TRAINING FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ADMINISTRATORS AND THOSE WISHING TO BECOME STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ADMINISTRATORS. | SPRINGFIELD, OR | |
| 108 | OREGON JAYCEE FOUNDATION INC PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT TO THE JAYCEES ORGANIZATION - ITS MEMBERS, THEIR PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES, FOR THE PURPOSES OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH. | CORVALLIS, OR | |
| 109 | FOUNDATION FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING INC TO CREATE SAFE, COMFORTABLE, HIGH-QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOMES FOR VERY-LOW INCOME SENIOR CITIZENS. | BEND, OR | |
| 110 | TWELVE ELEVEN PRESS CANCER SUPPORT - MINISTER TO CANCER PATIENTS and THEIR FAMILIES AND MAINTENANCE OF ON-GOING CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS. | BEND, OR | |
| 111 | FOUNDATION FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING III TO PROVIDE SAFE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND SENIOR CITIZENS. | BEND, OR | |
| 112 | NEW CENTURY EDUCATORS INC SUPPORTING THE MINISTRY OF INFORMING AND ENCOURAGING PARENTS IN CARING, RAISING, AND EDUCATING THEIR CHILDREN USING BIBLICAL PRINCIPAL. THIS IS DONE VIA NEWSLETTERS, PRAYER LETTERS, PUBLIC TEACHING, AND SEMINARS AT FAMILY CONVENTIONS. | EUGENE, OR | |
| 113 | BRIDGEWAY HOUSE BRIDGEWAY HOUSE OFFERS TREATMENTS, DEVELOPMENTAL THERAPIES, ENRICHMENT COURSES, AND SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING AUTISM AND RELATED ABILITIES, REGARDLESS OF INCOME. THIS INCLUDES, IN-HOME THERAPY, DIETARY PROGRAMS, INTENSIVE CLASSROOM-BASED SCHOOLING AND INTEGRATIVE SOCIAL AND SUPPORT GROUPS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM IN OREGON. | EUGENE, OR | |
| 114 | CHILDRENS SHELTER OF HOPE FOUNDATION To support the needs of children and families living in the Bay of Banderas (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico) are through cash grants | Portland, OR | |
| 115 | HATCH INNOVATION INC Locally and globally, the organization has been operating programs designed to increase the capacity of individuals and enterprise to solve community propblems. Our approach has been to cultivate an Innovative Ecosystem in which leaders can flourish in any community. This framework continues to drive our programs: 1 Teach the change maker inside each of us 2 Create a home for community innovators to find what they need 3 Create new tools that grow community capital 4 Build ecosystems for citizen-led change. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 116 | SAFEBUILD ALLIANCE FOUNDATION PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR INNOVATION AND EDUCATION | AUMSVILLE, OR | |
| 117 | ISLAMIC OF SOCIAL SERVICE OF OREGON ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED BY PROVIDING HOUSING ASSISTANCE, MEDICAL, LIVING GOODS AND UTILITIES | Beaverton, OR | |
| 118 | SISTERS GRADUATE RESOURCE ORGANIAZATION FUNDRAISING FOR AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF THE SISTERS, OR HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM. | SISTERS, OR | |
| 119 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 120 | Portland, OR | ||
| 121 | SALEM, OR | ||
| 122 | OREGON CITY, OR | ||
| 123 | THE DALLES, OR | ||
| 124 | PENDLETON, OR | ||
| 125 | FLORENCE, OR | ||
| 126 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 127 | ALBANY, OR | ||
| 128 | Portland, OR | ||
| 129 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 130 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 131 | Scappoose, OR | ||
| 132 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 133 | WILSONVILLE, OR | ||
| 134 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 135 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 136 | VALE, OR | ||
| 137 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 138 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 139 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 140 | HAPPY VALLEY, OR | ||
| 141 | WEST LINN, OR | ||
| 142 | NORTH PLAINS, OR | ||
| 143 | Portland, OR | ||
| 144 | Milwaukie, OR | ||
| 145 | Lake Oswego, OR | ||
| 146 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 147 | Tigard, OR | ||
| 148 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 149 | Salem, OR | ||
| 150 | Oakland, OR | ||
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