52 Foundations that have given In-Kind Support grants in Oregon

The purpose of the Central Point Parks and Recreation Foundation Inc. is to acquire assets through grants donations and fund-raising to be used by the City of Central Point for public park and recreation purposes and downtown and open space beautification within the City of Central Point.

TO RECEIVE AND HOLD DONATIONS OF ANY TYPE AND TO EXPEND SUCH FUNDS TO STIMULATE AND PROMOTE THE BEST INTEREST OF STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FFA ORGANIZATION FOR THE CHAPTERS.

The Oregon Youth Sailing Foundation was established with the purpose of encouraging, promoting, and supporting youth sailing in Oregon and Southwestern Washington. Particular attention is given to making sailing accessible to the low income and under served community. This is accomplished through targeting our donations to programs deemed consistent with our mission, as well as through encouraging volunteerism from among the sailing community and beyond.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES DONATIONS AND GRANTS TO COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN THE INNER NORTHEAST PORTLAND COMMUNITY.

Kenya Keys is a vibrant example that individuals can make a big difference. Theorganization was founded in 2005 by Rinda Hayes, of Lake Oswego, Oregon andJoseph Mwengea, of Taru, Kenya.Kenya Keys Mission Statement:Kenya Keys bridges two cultures, becoming a catalyst for education andleadership development where opportunities are few and potential abounds.Kenya Keys is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations to Kenya Keys aretax deductible.Our work is guided by these hallmarks of belief:-Education is the most important tool we can use against the ravages ofpoverty.-Volunteerism is crucial to success. An organization run by volunteersremains vital, dynamic, and free of corruption. It also connects people asglobal citizens in a meaningful way.-Cultural exchange and exposure is vitally enriching for Americans as wellas Africans.-There should be no giving of things that run out or wear out. Such givingonly increases dependency, invites discontent, and isolates the givers fromthe rec