Center For Intercultural Organizing

Location: 700 N Killingsworth Street Portland

Non-profit Issue: Civil Rights, Race

Mission: The Center for Intercultural Organizing (CIO) is a diverse, grassroots membership organization working to build a multi-racial, multicultural movement for immigrant and refugee rights.

Usacfa, Publishers Of Cf Roundtable

Location: PO Box 1618 Gresham

Non-profit Issue: Health

Mission: As an organization operated entirely by adults with CF who volunteer their time, our mission is to provide a source of information and education for adults with CF regarding the basis, nature and progression of CF, the latest treatments and research, and to assist in the psychosocial aspects of coping on a day-to-day basis. This is accomplished by publishing a free, quarterly newsletter called CF Roundtable, and through our website and social media sites.

Oregon Environmental Council

Location: 222 NW Davis Street Suite 309 Portland

Non-profit Issue: Environment

Mission: Oregon Environmental Council’s mission is to advance innovative, collaborative solutions to Oregon’s environmental challenges for today and future generations.

Lead Safe America Foundation

Location: 6637 SE Milwaukie Avenue Suite 203 Portland

Non-profit Issue: Child Safety

Mission: To protect children from hazards created by lead (Pb) found in their homes, schools, childcare centers, playgrounds, parks and environment. 

On-The-Move Community Integration

Location: 4187 SE Division St Portland

Non-profit Issue: Disabilities, Human Services

Mission: 1. To assist adults with developmental disabilities in accessing meaningful, healthful, and environmentally responsible activities in our community. 2. To enrich the social fabric of our community through fuller participation of individuals with differences. 3. To increase social appreciation for human differences through modeling the celebration of diversity.

Photo: Members of On-The-Move Community Integration; via On-The-Move's Facebook page

Adopt-A-Village In Guatemala

Location: 870 Roguelea Lane Grants Pass

Non-profit Issue: International

Mission: The mission of Adopt-a-Village is to help empower Mayan youth of Northwestern Guatemala through education so they may develop improved social and economic conditions in their communities.

Photo via Adopt-A-Village In Guatemala's Facebook page

Wheel to Walk Foundation

Location: PO Box 20146 Portland

Non-profit Issue: Health

Mission: The Wheel to Walk Foundation is an organization that provides children with disabilities, under 21 years of age, medical equipment or services not covered by insurance. We purchase therapy tricycles, shower chairs, special beds, selective communication devices, speech therapy, wheelchairs, pediatric intensive therapy, patient lifts and adaptive strollers. Our organization strongly believes that no child with special needs should go without items that could improve the quality of his or her daily life.

The Dreaming Zebra Foundation

Location: 5331 SW Macadam Ave. Suite 258-522 Portland

Non-profit Issue: Arts and Culture

Mission: The Dreaming Zebra Foundation is a nonprofit charity providing support so that children are given an equal opportunity to explore and develop their creativity in the arts.

Dogs For The Deaf Inc

Location: 10175 Wheeler Road Central Point

Non-profit Issue: Disabilities, Human Services

Mission: Our Mission is to professionally train dogs to help people and enhance lives while maintaining a lifelong commitment to all dogs we rescue and the people we serve.

Rural Development Initiatives

Location: 150 Shelton-McMurphey Blvd Suite 201 Eugene

Non-profit Issue: Economic Development, Microfinance

Mission: RDI develops leaders, strengthens organizations, and activates collaborative networks to enhance economic vitality in rural communities.

Northwest Family Services

Location: 6200 Se King Rd Portland

Non-profit Issue: Mental Health, Human Services, Crime and Law

Mission: Northwest Family Services is an award-winning, leading provider of creative services that reduce poverty. Since 1983, our mission has supported individual success, family stability, and child well-being. Programs and services include youth programs, professional counseling, couple’s classes, parenting, money management, job readiness and placement, healthy relationship education, and more. Services are offered in the greater Portland metro area in both English and Spanish.

Child Foundation

Location: 4475 SW Scholls Ferry Road Suite 170 Portland

Non-profit Issue: Children and Youth, Human Services

Mission: To help children in need, who have been identified as high achievers, remain in school.

Big Life Foundation

Location: 24010 NE Treehill Drive Wood Village

Non-profit Issue: International

Mission: Using innovative conservation strategies and collaborating closely with local communities, partner NGOs, national parks and government agencies, Big Life Foundation seeks to protect and sustain East Africa’s wild lands and wildlife, including one of the greatest populations of elephants left in East Africa. The first organization in East Africa that has coordinated anti-poaching teams operating on both sides of the Kenya-Tanzania border, Big Life recognizes that sustainable conservation can only be achieved through a community-based collaborative approach, which is at the heart of Big Life’s philosophy: Conservation supports the people and people support conservation. Big Life’s vision is to establish a successful holistic conservation model in Amboseli-Tsavo that can be replicated across the African continent.

Lewis and Clark Montessori Charter School

Location: 15600 SE 232nd Drive Damascus

Non-profit Issue: Education

Mission: The mission of LCMCS is to foster healthy human development and a life-long love of learning in our community by providing a holistic approach to education.

Ncompass

Location: PO Box 1429 Beaverton

Non-profit Issue: Education

Mission: To serve, empower, and develop today’s youth to become the generation God created them to be through education and humanitarian efforts.

Good Neighbor Family Pantry

Location: 21555 SW Hells Canyon Rd Sherwood

Non-profit Issue: Hunger

Mission: Good Neighbor Family Pantry's mission is to provide individuals and families with limited means or difficult circumstances with the ability to acquire food for themselves at no cost. Good Neighbor Family Pantry provides over 14,000lbs of fruits, vegetables, breads, and other food items EVERY WEEK, and over 200lbs of meat per month to people in need. We open our doors to 4 food banks and shelters, allowing them to better serve the hungry community, and currently feed over 800 people per month directly with three drop locations. Additionally, we are expanding our services to include a 7-day per week refrigerated produce access and emergency assistance to provide canned goods in times of extreme need.