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101		PORTLAND, OR
102		Bend, OR
103		CRESWELL, OR
104		MEDFORD, OR
105		Myrtle Creek, OR
106		Portland, OR
107		Gresham, OR
108		PORTLAND, OR
109		ASHLAND, OR
110		PORTLAND, OR
111		PORTLAND, OR
112		PORTLAND, OR
113		Portland, OR
114		Portland, OR
115		ALBANY, OR
116		NEWBERG, OR
117		Talent, OR
118		Portland, OR
119		PORTLAND, OR
120		Brookings, OR
121		BEAVERTON, OR
122		SUMMERVILLE, OR
123		SALEM, OR
124		Portland, OR
125		Grants Pass, OR
126		WOOD VILLAGE, OR
127		PORTLAND, OR
128		SALEM, OR
129		Portland, OR
130		Beaverton, OR
131		Bend, OR
132		Prineville, OR
133		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
134		Lake Oswego, OR
135		Portland, OR
136		ROSEBURG, OR
137		EUGENE, OR
138		Pendleton, OR
139		ASTORIA, OR
140		DEXTER, OR
141		PORTLAND, OR
142		Estacada, OR
143		EUGENE, OR
144		BEAVERTON, OR
145		BEAVERTON, OR
146		Christmas Valley, OR
147		Portland, OR
148		Ashland, OR
149		HILLSBORO, OR
150		ASHLAND, OR

Donations to 27 different 501c3 organizations in the fields of Health Welfare Education ArtsCulture Environment

To provide cash grants to other 501(c) agencies that are proven to provide nutritious food for our neighbors in who are at risk food deprivation. The grants must be used only for nutritious food, either in food boxes or served in meals.

TO CARRY ON CHARITABLE RELIGIOUS, EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES. ENTITY IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING PUBLIC WORSHIP, BUILDING AND MAINTAINING CHURCHES AND PARSONAGES, CHAPELS, HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS AND MAINTAINING UNDERTAKINGS.

EDUCATION ASSISTANCE FOR PRIMARY STUDENTS 5-10 AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 10-15 IN KENYA

Creating better schools inside and out

Humanitarian Aid Organization provides humanitarian aid to Vietnamesee within the United States and abroad.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, TRAINING, HEALTH LITERACY, AND CULTURAL AND ARTS COMMUNITY ORGANIZING

IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION BASED IN PORTLAND, OREGON THAT ENGAGES YOUTH IN AND PERFORMANCE IN ORDER TO PROMOTE SELF-ESTEEM, SOCIAL SKILLS, AND EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION. WILL PROVIDE UNDER-SERVED YOUTH WITH ENGAGING, RELEVANT, AND CHALLENGING EXPERIENCES IN IN ORDER TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS. ANCHORED IN A BELIEF IN THE POWER OF , RELATIONSHIP AND STORY, WE WILL BE GUIDED BY THOUGHTFUL RESOURCE STEWARDSHIP AND A DEEP COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION THROUGH EXPERIENCE.

TWO STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS WERE GIVEN TO SOUTHERN OREGON FOR ADVANCEMENT OF PERFORMANCE EDUCATION.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ENRICHMENT AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE PROGRAM

EDUCATIONTHE WILL CREATES PRIMARY CARE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS IN MANY AREAS OF THE STATE. PROGRAMS ARE STRUCTURED IN AGREEMENT WITH STANDARDS OF THE ACGME.

TO PROMOTE DIETARY CHANGES TO BUILD A HEALTHY, EQUITABLE, HUMANE, AND ENVIRONMENTALLY-SUSTAINABLE SYSTEM.

PROVIDE FOOD EACH SCHOOL YEAR WEEKEND TO CHILDREN ATTENDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHO QUALIFY FOR FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH.

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

SUPPORTING CONSERVATION OF AND ENDANGERED SPECIES THROUGH SPECIALIZED CONSERVATION EFFORTS, COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS, SANCTUARIES, EDUCATION and RESEARCH.

COMBINED GRADES 1-10 WITH KINDERGARTEN SEPARATELY TAUGHT PROVIDING A TRAINING CENTER THAT SUPPORTS RENEWAL EDUCATION.

RAC will serve as a community hub for: leadership development and training; regional strategic planning; policy development; communication coordination and support between local organizations; bipartisan political education; and community building.

Assist disadvantaged clients to become economically and socially independent through programs including microfinance, professional development, healthcare, hygiene, and education

To support community empowerment through initiatives of education, creativity, and wellness development; lessening neighborhood tensions; and combating community deterioration.

To offer scholarships and financial assistance to graduating high school students, GED, and graduated students of County seeking to continue their educational pursuits at a college, trade school, or certification program.

TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP, EXPERTISE, AND ASSIST CITIES IN THE US TO IMPROVE PUBLIC EDUCATION.

CHARITABLE RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS RESIDING OR OPERATING IN THE ELGIN OREGON

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.

Food service popup with proceeds donated to different charitable organizations

is the charitable arm of the Rogue Gateway Club with the purpose of funding grants and other activities for charitable and educational services primarily in Josephine County, Oregon.

is organized and operates exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes, including directly engaging in programming provided to individuals to alleviate the poor and homeless, and empower employed, at-risk individuals with financial literacy and independence from the cycle of poverty.

Mission of this organization is to provide educational opportunities including scholarships, bursaries, and grants

The mission of the is to assist its members and the public in terms of education, health, social services, and to promote cultural values, beliefs, and tradition.

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 WILL SUPPORT ALL ACTIVITIES RELATED TO LITERARY, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE AND/OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AS DESCRIBED IN IRC 501(C3).

Our mission is to dismantle White Supremacy through learning opportunities, community care, and civic activism. We house affinity groups, provide educational lectures and seminars, partner with community organizations, and advocate in our community.

To solicit, receive, and manage funds for the purpose of furthering educational activities in schools and other organizations in .

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.

environmental action (such as tree-planting donations, goal setting), social justice, self-empowerment education

THE ORGANIZATION WILL ADMINISTER AN ANNUAL AWARD TO RECOGNIZE INDIVIDUALS FOR IN LEADERSHIP IN FIELDS INCLUDING THE ARTS, EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENT, LAW, MEDICINE, NUTRITION, SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND SOCIAL REFORM. IT WILL BE AWARDED TO INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE HIGHEST IN LEADERSHIP BOTH PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY.

An organization formed to provide access to a primitive outdoor educational experience through training and recreation for its members and the public furthering multi-use sustainability of the environment emphasizing low impact awareness.

The purposes include, but are not limited to, education programs and scholarships, programs for workforce development and talent retention and development; the promotion of economic development in ; and other programs.

To donate to local charitable causes and organizations such as Wildlife Rehabilitation, Friends of the Library, Arts Council as well as public broadcasting, and to provide scholarship funds to students continuing their education beyond high school.

SHARING AND CELEBRATING FINNISH HERITAGE AND CONTRIBUTIONS AND CULTURE BY PROVIDING EDUCATION, ARTS AND CRAFT ACTIVITIES IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES A WELCOME TO ALL AT ITS HISTORIC .

The Corporation is formed for the preservation and promotion of the rare breed of horses, and education and research about the history, current status of the breed, the qualities of these horses, their appropriate welfare, care, and activities, and other similar nonprofitable purposes.

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

The mission of SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION is to strengthen the ties among member and state, city, and other related organizations. Also, have been supporting communities, and their children's education.

To support and assist churches, schools and educational organizations. To provide help and support to people who are living in poverty, are hungry and are homeless.

FOUNDATION (DIFF) WAS CREATED WITH THE MISSION TO ACCELERATE THE ADOPTION AND USE OF BY INCREASING EDUCATION AND ACCESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES.

We are a non-profit that raises money to support an Angolan Non-profit that is a university scholarship program, they also are building a K-12 school, and have a food program feeding throughout the year.

Provide support to the Christmas Valley community including the use, enjoyment, and preservation of the . . Activities include donations to community organizations and provision of supplies, repairs and maintenance to the .

We hope to promote love, compassion and understanding in everything that we do, from organized city clean ups to local education and resource provision.

offers educational programs integrating art , provides educational materials that explore the biodiversity of the Klamath-Cascade-Siskiyou region, conducts activities supporting a sustainable culture.

exists to provide benefits to the community with a focus on helping underprivileged children and assisting those with food insecurity.

MEETING THE FEEDING NEEDS OF COMMUNITIES RECOVERING FROM EMERGENCIES THROUGH CHARITABLE EFFORTS.

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