Find non profit organizations in Portland, OR. Listings include Toy & Joy Makers, Empowerteen, Blacktop KINGZ, Molly's Adopt A Sailor~Special Hugs, Portland Food Project, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Pi Alpha Zeta Chapter.
Educating the Next Generation of Animal Law Advocates and Advancing Animal Protection Through The Law
Toy & Joy makers is a local toy drive founded by the Portland Fire & Rescue in 1914, helping out local families in need around Christmas time
Teen Holistic Wellness Program Classes, workshops, retreats, socials and more events for teens. Peer fun designed to enhance mental-physical-social-emotional health, while creatin...
Molly's Adopt A Sailor is a non-profit 501C3 charity. Special Hugs is a MAS project that supports o
You want to help. We make it easy. Fight hunger in Portland, one green bag at a time. Sign up to help at PortlandFoodProject.org.
Scouting Programs, Activities and Education for Youth and Adult's in Oregon City, Gladstone, Newberg, Canby, West Linn, Wilsonville, Colton, Molalla & Woodburn.
Oregon Pediatric Society’s social media channels are spaces for science-based education on children's health; we host information, questions, and dialogue that support public healt...
Community Doula Alliance is a Black Woman-led, 501c3 nonprofit in Portland,Oregon that trains and supports doulas of color as they help families in their communities navigate birth...
Love Our City is a community food pantry. There is a public food box distribution every Tuesday at 6120 NE 57th Ave, Portland, OR, 97218.
Albina offers Early Head Start and Head Start services to low income families living within our prog
Socialization opportunity for adults with disabilities age 18 and over
Our mission is to promote the philosophy of Independent Living by creating opportunities, encouraging choices, advancing equal access, and furthering the level of independence for ...
Official page of the U.S. Kids Golf Portland- Oregon Local Tour! Helping kids have fun learning golf, while encouraging family interaction that builds lasting memories! #USKGPDX
We are a fellowship of Messianic Jews and Christians who are experiencing and expressing the Faith through the Scripture’s Hebraic Heritage.
Sabin CDC promotes social equity and livability through affordable housing.
The Community Investment Trust (CIT) is a first of its kind financial inclusion tool designed to break down barriers and make low-dollar monthly investors owners in commercial prop...
OrHIMA-a component state assoc. of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA).
✨K-8 tuition-free public charter school 🎒place-based education 🌲SW Portland, OR 💚mission= provide a creative learning environment where students develop a sense of place and become...
Providing culturally relevant and discipline-specific mentoring to underrepresented youth throughout the Portland Metro Area.
Cold water surf club & 503c non-profit For women who shred x Rain or shine x
Portland Nordic Chorus is a friendly, mixed community chorus in Portland Oregon and enjoy celebrating culture by singing together in languages of the Nordic countries: Danish, Finn...
The Korean American Coalition Oregon Chapter (KAC Oregon) was founded in July 2014 to cultivate a vibrant Korean American community in Oregon.
Dedicated to conserving, protecting and restoring wild and native salmon, trout, steelhead and their watersheds. Covering Oregon from the Willamette River in Portland west to the n...
From programs targeting teens at risk of dropping out of school to filling the gap between employer needs and worker skills, Worksystems, Inc. provides workforce solutions that sup...
Open Hearts Open Minds serves those impacted by incarceration by cultivating positive change through dialogue and the arts.
PLEASE LOOK FOR DOG, CAT AND BUNNY ADS ON PORTLAND CRAIGSLIST IN THE COMMUNITY SECTION.
Elk Rock Garden is located on a hillside estate overlooking the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon's Dunthorpe neighborhood. It is open to the public Monday - Friday from 8am - 5...
Oregon Minority Lawyers Association (OMLA) is 501(c)(3) organization committed to making the Oregon legal community a welcoming environment.
We aim to preserve the Oromo language and culture by unifying and upholding the concept of Oromummaa and serving the community needs of all the Oromo people living in Oregon.