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101		Clackamas, OR
102		Tualatin, OR
103		Portland, OR
104		Beaverton, OR
105		Portland, OR
106		PORTLAND, OR
107		Sherwood, OR
108		OREGON CITY, OR
109		HOOD RIVER, OR
110		PORTLAND, OR
111		SALEM, OR
112		Banks, OR
113		Beaverton, OR
114		TIGARD, OR
115		PORTLAND, OR
116		SALEM, OR
117		PENDLETON, OR
118		SUTHERLIN, OR
119		TERREBONNE, OR
120		Hines, OR
121		Portland, OR
122		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
123		PORTLAND, OR
124		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
125		Troutdale, OR
126		Newport, OR
127		WEST LINN, OR
128		PORTLAND, OR
129		Newberg, OR
130		BEAVERTON, OR
131		BEAVERTON, OR
132		Portland, OR
133		Portland, OR
134		EUGENE, OR
135		Salem, OR
136		ENTERPRISE, OR
137		PORTLAND, OR
138		La Grande, OR
139		ASTORIA, OR
140		Bend, OR
141		SISTERS, OR
142		GRESHAM, OR
143		ROSEBURG, OR
144		Corbett, OR
145		PORTLAND, OR
146		BEND, OR
147		PORTLAND, OR
148		Bend, OR
149		Portland, OR
150		LAKE OSWEGO, OR

Provide short-term immediate relief to current/former employees of the group of companies/communities who have suffered hardship b/c natural disaster/ death/medical emergency/other unexpected crisis and who need financial assistance

TO PROVIDE FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SHELTER WITH INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT WHILE THEY WORK TOWARD THE GOAL SAFE, STABLE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Economic aid to BIPOC and historically underserved families and businesses. Improving lives through community service economic assistance financial education aid and emergency services. Philanthropic eCommerce and retail small business collaborations and Incubator community service provider health and wellness educators. Objective: To relive suffering One Idea One Person One Family One City at a time.

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.

EMPOWER IMPOVERISHED KENYAN WOMEN AND GIRLS

Providing aid and services to foster children and families

To provide scholarship funds to assist qualifying students of families with demonstrated financial needs in accessing the and educational opportunities provided by Academy and also provide educational resources to Academy.

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

To promote the future advancement of any Forest Industry related activities, specifically, to provide scholarships to college students intending to enter the Forest Industry and to participate in other charitable activities important to .

OUR MISSION IS TO TOUCH THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO WILL ENHANCE THE WELL-BEING OF SENIOR CITIZENS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER SUPPORT.

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.

OSHA EF will grant scholarships to of - pathology audiology students; host conferences act to provide professional or public education information about pathology audiology professions disorders.

COLLECTION OF COMMISSIONS AND DUES TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE, PROVIDE COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS.

A nonprofit mainly involved in healthcare support services for veterans.

To provide scholarships and awards to graduates of high schools in County Oregon.

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.

THE STATED MISSION OF IS TO FOSTER AND DEVELOP DIVERSE, PARTICIPATORY INNOVATION COMMUNITIES THAT INCUBATE SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES; INCLUDING THROUGH PUBLIC EDUCATION, FACILITATING THE ABILITY OF PRIVATE, COMMERCIAL ACTORS, ENTREPRENEURS AND GOVERNMENTS TO GENERATE SHARED VISIONS AND TAKE COLLECTIVE ACTION IN ADVANCING SOLUTIONS THAT ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND LOCAL ECONOMIES, AND INCUBATING AND FUNDING PROGRAMS AND SOLUTIONS THAT ADVANCE SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND/OR ECONOMIC JUSTICE. IT WILL ALSO GENERATE, CODIFY, AND PUBLISH LEARNINGS AND INSIGHTS AND FACILITATE BROADER DISCOURSE TO CATALYZE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ON A LARGER SCALE.

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

The specific purpose of the Corporation is to provide fund assistance to offset medical and household needs families battling in the surrounding Klamath Falls, Oregon area.

Provide food, clothing or funds to housing-insecure persons in Multnomah , Oregon

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.

THE WILL PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED CHILDREN OF U.S. MARINE CORPS ENLISTED MEN AND WOMEN.

To provide opportunities and scholarships to youth for engineering and robotics educational programs.

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

Distributing grant support to digital artists

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

he corporation is dedicated to providing humanitarian assistance in Ethiopia, mainly in the Region the relief of the poor, the elderly, the refugees and people with acute and chronic diseases; supporting those individuals and organizations

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 organization's primary mission is to provide essential financial support for patients with malignant brain cancer to allow them to access or pay for treatment they cannot afford. The patients who will receive assistance have not been identified.

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.

Our mission is to increase the diversity of healthcare providers by encouraging high school and college students to pursue such a career through mentorship and scholarships.

Providing collective bargaining representation

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE SPORTS IN , OREGON THRU VOLUNTEER SERVICE AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

Raising beef for donation to local families, shelters in need. Monetary donations to those in need

Financial aid to brain tumor patients

We exist to provide community, helpful resources respite retreats for women living with , including mental . We exist so that women who live with know they are not alone.

is a non-profit that holds annual fundraisers to help local families (specifically children 18 and under) in need during the holiday season.

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.

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

TO PROVIDE RETIREMENT HOUSING THROUGH A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY (ALSO KNOWN AS A LIFE PLAN COMMUNITY) WITH A RANGE OF LIVING OPTIONS THAT INCLUDE: INDEPENDENT LIVING, ASSISTED LIVING, MEMORY SUPPORT AND RESIDENTIAL CARE.

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