100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon 2013


1013 NonprofitFor the fifth year, we showcase exemplary nonprofit workplaces with our 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon project. More than 5,000 employees and volunteers from 159 nonprofits statewide took part in our 2013 survey.

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RESEARCH BY BRANDON SAWYER

1013 NonprofitFor the fifth year, we showcase exemplary nonprofit workplaces with our 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon project. More than 5,000 employees and volunteers from 159 nonprofits statewide took part in our 2013 survey.

The project is based on Oregon Business’ 20-year-old, well-known 100 Best Companies project. The nonprofit project was created to recognize nonprofits as key businesses critical to the economic health of the state, employing hundreds of thousands of Oregonians.

There was no cost to enter the survey, and any organization registered as a nonprofit, not-for-profit or government group was eligible to enter. Oregon Business research editor Brandon Sawyer, along with research partners DHM Research and the Nonprofit Association of Oregon, helped develop the survey and compile the results.
Here are the 2013 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon as selected by the people who are most qualified to judge — the people who work there. We applaud your outstanding workplaces.

For details on the 100 Best Nonprofits project and methodology information, go to OregonBusiness.com/Oregon100best


1013 Nonprofit

LARGE ORGANIZATIONS [50 OR MORE OREGON EMPLOYEES]
RANK 20132012ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE
CITYSENIOR EXEC
TITLE
EMPs OR / TOTALPURPOSESCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYERTOTAL
18Our House
ourhouseofportland.org
PortlandWayne Miya
Executive Director
55
55
Health and housing services to people living with HIV/AIDS444.0
59.6
503.61
21Life Flight Network
lifeflight.org
AuroraMichael Griffiths
CEO
125
225
Air medical emergency transport service417.8
75.6
493.43
3NREmerald People’s Utility District
epud.org
EugeneScott Coe
General Manager
65
65
Electric and Internet services for 20,000+ Eugene-area customers415.4
77.2
492.60
4NROregon Community Credit Union
oregoncommunitycu.org
EugeneAngela Peacor
VP of Corporate Services
270
270
Credit union416.2
73.6
489.78
56REACH Community Development
reachcdc.org
PortlandDan Valliere
CEO
106
106
Affordable housing development, repair and management418.9
69.5
488.40
616Maps Credit Union
mapscu.com
SalemMark Zook
CEO
180
180
Credit union409.2
72.6
481.81
77B’nai B’rith Camp
bbcamp.org
BeavertonMichelle Koplan
Executive Director
97
97
Summer camp416.7
62.9
479.61
810Open Meadow
openmeadow.org
PortlandAndrew Mason
Executive Director
90
90
Helps 800+ at-risk Portland-area youth toward graduation and post-secondary achievement411.7
67.5
479.24
94Tualatin Valley Water District
tvwd.org
BeavertonGreg DiLoreto
CEO
125
125
Water utility401.2
77.2
478.40
1010Ride Connection
rideconnection.org
PortlandElaine Wells
Executive Director
53
53
Transportation for older and low-income adults, people with disabilities and rural tricounty residents409.7
67.3
477.00
1120Cascade AIDS Project
cascadeaids.org
PortlandGlen Gilbert
Executive Director
64
64
Prevents HIV infections, supports people affected by HIV/AIDS, and eliminates social stigma406.7
68.5
475.20
1224Human Solutions
humansolutions.org
PortlandJean DeMaster
Executive Director
100
100
Housing, shelter and support services for homeless and low-income families407.8
67.0
474.81
1328Family Building Blocks
familybuildingblocks.org
SalemPatrice Altenhofen
Executive Director
65
65
Integrated early-childhood and therapeutic family support services411.4
62.7
474.13
1431United Cerebral Palsy of OR/SW WA
acommunityforeveryone.org
PortlandAnn Coffey
Executive Director
130
130
Support for persons and families experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities416.3
57.4
473.62
15NRAdult Learning Systems of Oregon
alsoweb.org
TroutdaleBrett Turner
CEO
205
205
Vocational and residential services for people with developmental disabilities412.0
55.3
467.35
1619Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
neea.org
PortlandSusan E. Stratton
Executive Director
75
75
Regional energy-efficiency programs388.0
79.2
467.18
17NRCommunity Vision
cvision.org
PortlandJoe Wykowski
Executive Director
200
200
Empowers Oregonians with developmental disabilities to live and work in their chosen community410.7
56.4
467.02
1822Cascade Health Solutions
cascadehealth.org
EugeneCheryl Boyum
CEO
152
152
Occupational medicine, home health, hospice and community wellness397.1
69.8
466.92
19NROutside In
outsidein.org
PortlandDr. Kathy Oliver
Executive Director
135
135
Medical care and wraparound services to help homeless youth become self-sufficient401.0
61.4
462.45
2015Metropolitan Family Service
metfamily.org
PortlandJudy Strand
CEO
80
80
Socially innovative and preventive programs for success at home, in school and in the community389.5
71.6
461.11
219Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst
maryswoods.com
Lake OswegoDr. Marvin Kaiser
CEO
297
297
Continuing-care retirement community389.9
70.3
460.21
22NRPathfinders of Oregon
pathfindersoforegon.org
PortlandSharon Darcy
Executive Director
78
78
Breaks the cycle of criminality with cognitive-based programs and services for at-risk youth and adults393.7
64.5
458.21
2327La Salle Catholic College Preparatory
lsprep.org
MilwaukieDenise L. Jones
President
93
93
Catholic, college-preparatory high school391.4
66.2
457.61
24NRSaturday Academy
saturdayacademy.org
PortlandJeri Janowsy, Ph.D.
Executive Director
210
210
Community experts and professionals inspire youth to explore their world through hands-on learning402.8
52.8
455.60
25NRDallas Retirement Village
dallasretirementvillage.com
DallasDavid Parrett
Executive Director
270
270
Retirement community381.6
71.3
452.89
26NRAssistance League of Salem
assistanceleaguesalem.org
SalemTish Mendenhall
President
0
0
Clothing and other services for schoolchildren, and book delivery for shut-ins421.1
31.0
452.04
2723Partnerships in Community Living
pclpartnership.org
MonmouthZellee Allen
Executive Director
700
700
Services to people with development disabilities in their homes and jobs387.5
64.2
451.67
2814Living Opportunities
livingopps.org
MedfordRoger Hassenpflug
CEO
157
157
Supports people with developmental disabilities396.6
55.1
451.64
2918Childpeace Montessori School
childpeace.org
PortlandSue Pritzker
Head of School
60
60
Independent Montessori school for toddlers through 8th grade379.0
72.3
451.38
30NROCHIN
ochin.org
PortlandAbby Sears
CEO
147
158
Provides health IT, data aggregation and exchange, quality improvement and research371.3
80.0
451.22
3133ColumbiaCare Services
columbiacare.org
MedfordRobert C. Beckett
Executive Director
275
275
Residential and community mental health services376.8
69.8
446.61
3232NeighborImpact
neighborimpact.org
RedmondScott Cooper
Executive Director
186
186
Private social services agency376.7
69.8
446.46
3311Northwest Family Services
nwfs.org
PortlandRose Fuller
Executive Director
56
56
Skills-based activities and workshops for more than 21,000 youth, teens and families each year388.4
57.6
446.05
3426Pentagon Federal Credit Union
penfed.org
SpringfieldChristopher Martin
VP, Regional Service Manager, Operations
430
1,400
Banking and mortgage services375.0
69.0
444.08

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MEDIUM ORGANIZATIONS [20-49 OREGON EMPLOYEES]
RANK 20132012ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE
CITYSENIOR EXEC
TITLE
EMPs OR / TOTALPURPOSESCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYERTOTAL
121Playworks
playworks.org
PortlandJonathan Blasher
Executive Director
20
550
Improves learning with safe, healthy and inclusive play and physical activity at recess and school day453.8
69.8
523.64
23Aim High Academy Martial Arts
aimhighma.org
BeavertonDan Sikkens
Executive Director
24
24
Martial-arts instruction and community enrichment480.8
42.6
523.41
33Sponsors
sponsorsinc.org
EugenePaul Solomon
Executive Director
22
22
Re-entry services to people with criminal histories456.2
65.7
521.93
42Northwest Housing Alternatives
nwhousing.org
MilwaukieMartha McLennan
Executive Director
30
30
Provides a continuum of housing from homeless shelters to affordable rentals438.4
80.0
518.33
5NRWillamette University MBA – Atkinson Graduate School of Management
willamette.edu/mba
SalemDebra Ringold
Dean
42
42
Graduate school of management, including MBA program and executive education422.7
85.5
508.20
6NREarth Advantage
earthadvantage.org
PortlandDavid Heslam
Executive Director
25
26
Designs tools to create better, more sustainable buildings437.0
66.5
503.53
717Ashland Supportive Housing
ashlandash.org
AshlandL. Sue Crader
Executive Director
32
32
Supports adults with disabilities in residential, respite and community outreach programs439.7
61.9
501.61
84Saving Grace
saving-grace.org
BendJanet Huerta
Executive Director
24
24
Domestic violence and sexual assault intervention and prevention432.5
67.5
499.97
933HIV Alliance
hivalliance.org
EugeneDiane Lang
Executive Director
38
38
Supports individuals living with HIV/AIDS and prevents new infections431.7
64.5
496.20
1015“I Have a Dream” Foundation – Oregon
ihaveadreamoregon.org
PortlandMark Langseth
President and CEO
20
20
Helps low-income children succeed in school, college and career416.9
75.6
492.53
11NRFolkTime
folktime.org
PortlandThomas Brady
Executive Director
21
21
Mental health support services provided by trained peers427.9
61.4
489.31
12NRCare Partners
hospicewc.org
HillsboroAndrew Kyler
CEO
48
48
Hospice and palliative care health services425.2
64.0
489.11
13NRMt. Ashland Association
mtashland.com
AshlandKim Clark
General Manager
20
20
Alpine recreation428.3
57.6
485.94
145Ronald McDonald House Charities OR/SW WA
rmhcoregon.org
PortlandTom Soma
Executive Director
25
25
A “home away from home” to families with seriously ill children, and initiatives to improve pediatric health424.4
60.9
485.26
15NRAdelante Mujeres
adelantemujeres.org
Forest GroveBridget Cooke
Executive Director
20
20
Pre-k, small business and sustainable agriculture education and after-school programs for Latino families416.7
66.0
482.66
16NRBRING Recycling
bringrecycling.org
EugeneJulie Daniel
Executive Director
22
22
Education, reuse and business consulting418.7
63.2
481.94
17NROur United Villages
ourunitedvillages.org
PortlandShane Endicott
Executive Director
33
33
Community engagement, used building material resource center, deconstruction and education428.6
53.3
481.92
18NRHumane Society of Central Oregon
hsco.org
BendSabrina Slusser
Executive Director
35
35
Cares for abandoned, stray, surrendered and abused animals, and places adoptable animals419.2
62.4
481.67
19NRThe Wallace Medical Concern
wallacemedical.org
PortlandLisa Cline
Executive Director
22
22
Primary, urgent and specialty care for uninsured and those with barriers to health care409.5
69.0
478.52
2013Portland YouthBuilders
pybpdx.org
PortlandJill Walters
Executive Director
23
30
Alternative high school for low-income youth who are trying to move out of poverty402.6
74.9
477.48
21NRSisters of the Road
sistersoftheroad.org
PortlandCollective20
20
Cafe serving nutritious food, primarily for those experiencing homelessness409.1
62.4
471.49
2229SMART (Start Making A Reader Today)
getsmartoregon.org
PortlandChris Otis
Executive Director
32
32
Engages community volunteers across Oregon to read one-on-one with pre-k through 3rd-grade children407.5
59.4
466.86
23NRChildren’s Cancer Association
joyrx.org
PortlandRegina Ellis
CEO and Founder
30
30
Music, mentoring and support for children with life-threatening illnesses400.5
64.2
464.69
2412JOIN
joinpdx.com
PortlandMarc Jolin
Executive Director
21
21
Homeless street outreach and housing placement and support services398.9
64.7
463.61
2521The Freshwater Trust
thefreshwatertrust.org
PortlandJoe Whitworth
President
36
36
Water conservation and river restoration394.8
68.5
463.35
2622Travel Oregon
traveloregon.com
SalemTodd Davidson
CEO
31
31
State tourism agency strengthening the economic impact of tourism in Oregon385.0
75.9
460.89
2715Rural Development Initiatives
rdiinc.org
EugeneCraig Smith
Executive Director
25
25
Develops leaders, organizations and collaborative networks to enhance economic vitality in rural communities383.1
74.6
457.74
28NRPortland Community Media
pcmtv.org
PortlandCece Hughley Noel
Executive Director
20
20
Provides multimedia education, access and production services to the Portland community381.3
74.1
455.36
29NRClackamas Women’s Services
cwsor.org
Oregon CityMelissa Erlbaum
Executive Director
32
32
Fosters self-empowerment of women and children to establish lives free of domestic and sexual violence387.3
64.0
451.22
3014CASA of Oregon
casaoforegon.org
SherwoodPeter Hainley
Executive Director
20
20
Helps local direct-service organizations improve the lives of Oregonians, particularly in rural areas364.6
80.5
445.02
3131Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives
pcrihome.org
PortlandMaxine Fitzpatrick
Executive Director
28
28
Affordable housing and associated resident services378.2
66.5
444.65
326Lines for Life
linesforlife.org
PortlandJudy Cushing
CEO
24
24
Prevents substance abuse and suicide with 24-hour crisis lines that handle more than 35,000 calls a year382.4
61.9
444.36
33NR211info
211info.org
PortlandDan Herman
CEO
43
43
Connecting people with community services through a statewide database, 211 phone line and online portals375.5
66.0
441.49

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SMALL ORGANIZATIONS [FEWER THAN 20 OREGON EMPLOYEES]
RANK 20132012ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE
CITYSENIOR EXEC
TITLE
EMPs OR / TOTALPURPOSESCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYERTOTAL
11Oregon Environmental Council
oeconline.org
PortlandAndrea Durbin
Executive Director
17
17
Safeguards clean air and water, a healthy climate, an unpolluted landscape and sustainable food and farms460.2
82.2
542.44
24Western Rivers Conservancy
westernrivers.org
PortlandSue Doroff
President
12
15
Protects the West’s great rivers by purchasing land along them for the sake of fish, wildlife and people455.7
80.7
536.41
39Galt Foundation
galtfoundation.org
SalemDennis Moore
Executive Director
10
20
Temporary staffing services for individuals with disabilities475.0
59.4
534.39
42Coquille Indian Housing Authority
coquilleiha.org
Coos BayAnne F. Cook
Executive Director
10
10
Tribal housing authority457.4
70.6
527.97
514Portland Homeless Family Solutions
pdxhfs.org
PortlandBrandi Tuck
Executive Director
14
14
Provides temporary, emergency shelter to homeless families with children and teaches them new life skills461.2
59.1
520.34
624Sustainable Northwest
sustainablenorthwest.org
PortlandMartin Goebel
President
11
11
Convenes solutions for healthy landscapes and vibrant communities439.1
81.2
520.31
75Family Relief Nursery – Cottage Grove
familyreliefnursery.org
Cottage GroveHeather Murphy
Executive Director
15
15
Comprehensive child-abuse prevention and family strengthening service454.7
58.6
513.29
8NRRogue Valley Habitat for Humanity
roguevalleyhabitat.org
MedfordDenise James
Executive Director
10
10
Affordable housing agency444.9
65.0
509.82
925Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest
jvcnorthwest.org
PortlandJeanne Haster
Executive Director
18
18
Recruits, places and supports full-time volunteers serving social service agencies, schools and nonprofits443.7
65.5
509.19
10NRFriends of Zenger Farm
zengerfarm.org
PortlandJill Kuehler
Executive Director
12
12
Farm-based education for youth and families442.0
66.0
507.99
1119Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center
greshamchamber.org
GreshamAlison Hart
Executive Director
5
5
Chamber of commerce446.2
61.4
507.58
12NRMicro Enterprise Services of Oregon
mesopdx.org
PortlandNita Shah
Executive Director
8
8
Capital and coaching for entrepreneurs in Washington, Clackamas, Multnomah and Columbia counties447.0
60.2
507.19
13NRAmericans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center
866uswomen.org
PortlandPaula Lucas
Founder and Executive Director
11
11
Provides domestic violence and sexual assault support to Americans in foreign countries447.4
51.8
499.18
14NRCascade Employers Association
cascadeemployers.com
SalemGayle Klampe
President
15
15
Membership-based resource for Oregon employers, offering insight in HR management and leadership423.7
73.4
497.09
1527Portland Women’s Crisis Line
pwcl.org
PortlandRebecca Nickels
Executive Director
10
10
Crisis intervention and advocacy for survivors of domestic and sexual violence437.6
58.9
496.46
16NRWestern Energy Institute
westernenergy.org
PortlandCharles Meyer
President
13
13
Trade association for electric and gas utilities in the Western U.S. and Canada417.2
79.2
496.38
17NROregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation
olshf.org
PortlandDoug Thompson
Executive Director
9
9
Screens, treats and restores sight and hearing to prevent blindness and deafness for those in need426.2
69.5
495.70
1816Valley Credit Union
vhpecu.org
SalemJean Wheat-Palm
President and CEO
19
19
Financial cooperative serving the Salem area for nearly 60 years425.6
66.0
491.55
19NRVolunteers in Medicine Clinic of the Cascades
vim-cascades.org
BendKat Mastrangelo
Executive Director
15
15
Health care services for low-income, uninsured working adults on a donation basis438.6
51.8
490.35
20NRJackson Street Youth Shelter
jacksonstreet.org
CorvallisAnn Craig
Executive Director
16
16
Provides food, clothing, overnight shelter, adult supervision and referrals for at-risk youth444.5
45.7
490.15
2117Elders in Action
eldersinaction.org
PortlandLeslie Foren
Executive Director
8
8
Advocacy for older adults426.3
63.5
489.74
22NRROSE Community Development
rosecdc.org
PortlandNick Sauvie
Executive Director
11
11
Affordable housing organization428.2
61.4
489.60
23NRConservation Services Group
csgrp.com
PortlandTim Davis
Operations Support Manager
19
720
Energy-efficiency and clean-energy programs to help people use energy wisely at home and work423.1
66.2
489.31
2429Caldera
calderaarts.org
PortlandTricia Snell
Executive Director
15
15
Long-term, year-round arts and environmental mentoring for youth from 6th-grade to high school425.2
63.5
488.69
2523Oregon Wild
oregonwild.org
PortlandSean Stevens
Executive Director
12
12
Protecting and restoring Oregon’s wildlands, wildlife and waters as a legacy for future generations424.0
61.9
485.93
268Macdonald Center
macdcenter.org
PortlandPat Janik
Executive Director
12
12
Serving Portland’s forgotten poor in Old Town and Chinatown417.2
68.5
485.74
27NRBonneville Environmental Foundation
b-e-f.org
PortlandTodd Reeve
CEO
13
15
Energy, carbon and water solutions to help partners redefine how business gets done411.0
74.6
485.62
2811Bend Area Habitat for Humanity
bendhabitat.org
RedmondMark Quinlan
Executive Director
18
18
Affordable housing, home repair and weatherization services for low-income families and individuals418.3
66.8
485.08
29NRChildren’s Institute
childinst.org
PortlandSwati Adarkar
President and CEO
10
10
Moves research to action by promoting cost-effective public and private investments in early childhood programs416.7
65.0
481.63
30NRMetropolitan Affordable Housing Corporation
metroaffordablehousing.org
EugeneRichard Herman
Executive Director
9
9
Provides affordable housing communities in Eugene and Springfield, and support services429.7
51.8
481.49
3130The Northwest Catholic Counseling Center
nwcounseling.org
PortlandErin Peters
Executive Director
19
19
Mental-health counseling and medication management for all regardless of faith or finances421.2
59.9
481.09
326Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp
mhkc.org
PortlandKaleen Deatherage
Executive Director
8
8
Residential summer camp program serving individuals with disabilities in the Mt. Hood National Forest416.2
63.5
479.67
3320Growing Gardens
growing-gardens.org
PortlandDavid Greenberg
Executive Director
10
10
Resources and education to help low-income families and individuals in N.E. Portland grow their own food417.3
60.9
478.24

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METHODOLOGY

EMPLOYEE SURVEY

The survey was voluntary and free of charge. Participating nonprofits had to employ at least 10 Oregon workers (and/or volunteers who worked an average of 20 or more hours per month) at the time of the survey. Organizations were categorized as small if they had fewer than 20 Oregon employees; medium if they employed 20-49; and large if they employed 50 or more in Oregon. For the 2013 survey more than 5,100 nonprofit workers rated their satisfaction with 159 organizations in 25 workplace qualities — five in each of the following categories:

  1. Work Environment: scheduling, diversity, family balance, teamwork, fun, technology, policies and procedures
  2. Management & Communications: treatment and feedback from supervisors, workplace communications, discipline for poor performance, rewards and acknowledgement for top performance
  3. Mission & Goals: progress of mission, trust in management and board, employee involvement in decisions, community support, workplace pride
  4. Career Development & Learning: on-the-job training, off-site education and training, growth opportunities, promotion and advancement, job goals and expectations
  5. Benefits & Compensation: adequacy and fairness of pay, health and wellness plan, retirement plan, paid time off and leave, opportunities for better pay and benefits

EMPLOYER BENEFITS SURVEY

Organization representatives answered about 50 questions covering a comprehensive set of benefits including health and wellness, time off, family-friendly policies, work scheduling, incentives, retirement plans and culture.

SCORING

The employee survey counted for 5/6 of a nonprofit’s score. For each organization, the average employee satisfaction rating was calculated in each of the five categories above on a scale of 0-100. The benefits survey was also scored on a 100-point scale, accounting for the remaining 1/6 of the overall score, resulting in a total possible score of 600.

HOW TO ENTER THE 2014 100 BEST NONPROFITS:

  1. Eligibility: Any nonprofit 501(c)-type organization, government agency, association, hospital, credit union, etc., with at least 10 employees (and/or volunteers who work an average of 20 or more hours per month) in Oregon will be eligible to enter the 2013 survey. Organizations may be based outside the state but only their Oregon workers may participate.
  2. Survey period: The process for 2014’s list will begin in April and end in June 2014. There is no charge to participate, and organizations that do not make the list will remain anonymous. All participants that complete the process can obtain survey results.
  3. Submitting your workplace: Send an email with your name, title, phone number and email address to: [email protected].
  4. Mark your calendar: The sign-up link will be posted to oregonbusiness.com/100bestnonprofits/ April 2014.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX

LARGE ORGANIZATIONS MEDIUM ORGANIZATIONS SMALL ORGANIZATIONS
Adult Learning Systems of Oregon15 “I Have a Dream” Foundation – Oregon10 Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center13
Assistance League of Salem26 211info33 Bend Area Habitat for Humanity28
B’nai B’rith Camp7 Adelante Mujeres15 Bonneville Environmental Foundation27
Cascade AIDS Project11 Aim High Academy Martial Arts2 Caldera24
Cascade Health Solutions18 Ashland Supportive Housing7 Cascade Employers Association14
Childpeace Montessori School29 BRING Recycling16 Children’s Institute29
ColumbiaCare Services31 Care Partners12 Conservation Services Group23
Community Vision17 CASA of Oregon30 Coquille Indian Housing Authority4
Dallas Retirement Village25 Children’s Cancer Association23 Elders in Action21
Emerald People’s Utility District3 Clackamas Women’s Services29 Family Relief Nursery – Cottage Grove7
Family Building Blocks13 Earth Advantage6 Friends of Zenger Farm10
Human Solutions12 FolkTime11 Galt Foundation3
La Salle Catholic College Preparatory23 The Freshwater Trust25 Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center11
Life Flight Network2 HIV Alliance9 Growing Gardens33
Living Opportunities28 Humane Society of Central Oregon18 Jackson Street Youth Shelter20
Maps Credit Union6 JOIN24 Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest9
Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst21 Lines for Life32 Macdonald Center26
Metropolitan Family Service20 Mt. Ashland Association13 Metropolitan Affordable Housing Corporation30
NeighborImpact32 Northwest Housing Alternatives4 Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon12
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance16 Our United Villages17 Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp32
Northwest Family Services33 Playworks1 The Northwest Catholic Counseling Center31
OCHIN30 Portland Community Media28 Oregon Environmental Council1
Open Meadow8 Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives31 Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation17
Oregon Community Credit Union4 Portland YouthBuilders20 Oregon Wild25
Our House1 Ronald McDonald House Charities OR/SW WA14 Portland Homeless Family Solutions5
Outside In19 Rural Development Initiatives27 Portland Women’s Crisis Line15
Partnerships in Community Living27 Saving Grace8 Rogue Valley Habitat for Humanity8
Pathfinders of Oregon22 Sisters of the Road21 ROSE Community Development22
Pentagon Federal Credit Union34 SMART (Start Making A Reader Today)22 Sustainable Northwest6
REACH Community Development5 Sponsors3 Valley Credit Union18
Ride Connection10 Travel Oregon26 Volunteers in Medicine Clinic of the Cascades19
Saturday Academy24 The Wallace Medical Concern19 Western Energy Institute16
Tualatin Valley Water District9 Willamette University MBA – Atkinson Graduate School of Management5 Western Rivers Conservancy2
United Cerebral Palsy of OR/SW WA14      

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