Find non profit organizations in Portland, OR. Listings include Sisters In Crime Portland Chapter, Bakers Union Local 114, NAIFA Oregon, Makin’ Groceries, The Bullier House, Portland Central Young Life.
Educating the Next Generation of Animal Law Advocates and Advancing Animal Protection Through The Law
The Portland (Harriet Vane) Chapter holds monthly in-person meetings with speakers. The chapter welcomes new members/guests. Chapter dues are $20/year. All members should also be m...
Makin’ Groceries 7137 NE Fremont is a pay-what-you-can Cajun restaurant, 501c3 nonprofit serving quality meals to all-regardless of ability to pay. Weekend brunch: Saturday/Sunday ...
The Bullier House Inc Helping Women Off The Ground
PSUFA, founded in 1979, is one of the 1st local unions to represent part-time faculty and researches who work less than .5 FTE. We negotiate contracts, increase our collective stat...
Connecting Portland area Delta Gammas
Welcome to the Partnership Project page. Check out upcoming events and see our info for our services. 2525 SW 1st Ave., Suite 1201 Building B-West, Portland, OR 97201 ...
The mission of the OAFP/Foundation is to invest in future family physicians to serve our Oregon communities. We actively support medical students and residents exploring rural fami...
The Peninsula PTA is caregivers community members and staff, working together to support our school. If you have a student here, you’re already part of the PTA!
Sustainable Overlook - a Transition neighborhood
Youth track program in the city of Tualatin Oregon.
The Iu Mien Association of Oregon (IMAO) is a volunteer lead, non-profit organization.
Encouraging the creation of Latino led startup ventures. Breaking down silos.
Our organization actively supports & coordinates strategic actions for LiUNA Unions & Training Schools - Oregon Local 737, Local 483, and the OR Laborers Training & Apprenticeship;...
The Emerson School is a K-5 public charter school sponsored by the Portland Public. We are committed to excellence and a welcoming community.
GLM— where children facing adversity—and the adults who mentor them—live happier, healthier lives.
All about outdoor education and Waldorf education