Grants

2026 - $5000

At AMPKWA Advocacy, we believe that true justice and sustainable change are only possible when all voices are heard and valued. Our work is rooted in a commitment to equity and the recognition that diverse experiences, cultures, and perspectives are essential to building resilient communities

2026 - $5000

The Community for Positive Aging is a age-positive hub that offers a multitude of no-cost donation based services, a devoted team enhanced by peer-run programs, and resources that empower you to learn, connect, and grow.

2026 - $5000

Description goes Community Warehouse provides donated furniture and household items to neighbors seeking the comfort and dignity of a furnished home while overcoming adversity.here

2026 - $5000

The Blueprint Foundation is a human development organization that reconnects Black-identified youth and young adults to nature by providing culturally specific learning opportunities.

2026 - $5000

The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

(OCADSV) promotes equity and social change in order to end violence for all communities.Description goes here

2026 - $5000

Our Streets was formed in June 2020 as a grassroots effort to support the local community while promoting the ideals and goals of the Black Lives Matters movement. We address numerous areas of need such as homelessness, food insecurity, environmental injustice, civilian oppression, and youth engagement.

2026 - $5000

Latino Community Association (LCA) empowers Latino families to thrive, creating opportunities for advancement and building bridges that unite and strengthen us all.

2026 - $5000

Next Up Action Fund is a political home to build upon the collective power and leadership of young people to secure a more just and equitable Oregon.

2026 - $5000

HomePlate envisions communities where homelessness is a short-term circumstance, not a long term or chronic condition, and youth are supported in their communities.

2026 - $5000

Partners in Diversity mission is to create economic prosperity in Oregon and southwest Washington by working with employers to attract, retain, and develop professionals of color and diversity influencers.

2026 - $5000

Family Preservation Project (FPP)'s mission is to wrap support and build community around children impacted by incarceration, their mothers, and the families who nurture them.

2026 - $5000

Voices of Problem Gambling Recovery's mission is to speak for those affected by problem gambling through advocacy, education, and promoting recovery.

2026 - $5000

Dress for Success Oregon (DFSO) is the leading workforce development organization in Oregon that exclusively supports women and gender expansive folks, helping them find and retain work, support their families, and achieve personal & economic independence & stability.

2026 - $5000

Unidos Bridging Community is a Latinx-led nonprofit serving Yamhill County since 2011 with a mission to foster the reciprocity of knowledge, connections, and opportunities among individuals and families of Latin American roots for wellness through health, intergenerational wealth, civic engagement, and education.

2026 - $5000

Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force (Oregon SATF)operates five programs and coordinating over 100 multi-disciplinary members who serve as advisors on our Task Force Advisory Committee: Advocacy Response, Campus, Criminal Justice, Legislative & Public Policy, Medical-Forensic, Men's Engagement, Offense Management, and Prevention and Education.

2026 - $5000

H.O.N.E.Y. (Honoring Our New Ethnic Youth) is a nonprofit organization with a deep commitment to celebrating and empowering multiracial, ethnic, and underserved youth and families across Lane County and Oregon.

2026 - $5000

Intersectional Group, centers human emotions and experiences while addressing matters and issues that have significant impacts on individuals, leadership, communities, organizations, and societies.

2026 - $5000

Since 1976, The Harbor has been a beacon of hope for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking in Clatsop County.

2023 - $100,000 - PORTLAND

Our “Dream Big Vision” is to expand upon our successes in peer mentorship, recovery, and transitional housing by opening a new after-hours center for Women in recovery, called Let’s Connect.

2023 - $20,000 - PORTLAND

We will use these funds to further community safety by providing our mentees with employment and programming opportunities throughout the summer months. Our programming during the summer months includes career exploration trips, college tours, activities where our mentees get to be kids against, as well as STEAM programming through our partnership with NE STEAM Coalition and the Community Violence Prevention Alliance.

2023 - $20,000 - PORTLAND

Wild Diversity is increasing the number of BIPOC women and girls who see the outdoors as a place for them. We accomplish this by: BUILDING COMMUNITY through outdoor adventures, day and weekend trips, and workshops; PROVIDING RESOURCES through outdoor skills building workshops, our gear library and community partnerships; and DECOLONIZING OUTDOOR SPACES through diverse leadership development training.