2010 List of the 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon


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Almost 5,000 nonprofit employees from more than 150 organizations around the state participated in the second annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon survey, and they had a lot to say about what it takes to be a great place to work.

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Almost 5,000 nonprofit employees from more than 150 organizations around the state participated in the second annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon survey, and they had a lot to say about what it takes to be a great place to work. What did it take to be among The Best? An organization had to create an environment of trust, professionalism and care, along with providing training, support and career opportunities. And sometimes it was important to allow a dog to roam, be flexible with schedules and to laugh. A lot. When that happened, employees gave their loyalty, dedication and hard work.

Oregon Business launched this new project to recognize nonprofits as key businesses critical to the economic health of the state, employing hundreds of thousands of Oregonians. This specially designed survey, which was inspired by the 100 Best Companies project, was comprised of an employee questionnaire and an independent assessment of the employer’s workplace practices. It was launched in partnership with The Nonprofit Association of Oregon, which helped craft the employee survey. Nonprofits and not-for-profits were eligible and there was no cost to enter the survey. Research partner Davis, Hibbitts and Midghall and Oregon Business research editor Brandon Sawyer used these surveys to create the 100 Best ranking.

And now the drum roll. Here are the 2010 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon. We celebrate your great workplaces.

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nonprofitlogo2010_webLARGE ORGANIZATIONS

More than 75 employees worldwide

Here is the list of the 2010 33 Best Large Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon. Oregon Business launched this list project to recognize nonprofits as key businesses critical to the economic health of the state, employing hundreds of thousands of Oregonians. This specially designed survey, which was inspired by the 100 Best Companies list project, was comprised of an employee questionnaire and an independent assessment of the employer’s workplace practices.

RANK 20102009ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE
CITYSENIOR EXECUTIVE
TITLE
EMPLOYEES OR/WWPURPOSESCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYERTOTAL
11Susan G. Komen for the Cure, OR/SW-WA
komenoregon.org
PortlandChristine M. McDonald
Executive Director
13
595
To save lives and end breast cancer by empowering people, ensuring quality care and energizing science455.2
75.5
530.72
24Make-A-Wish Foundation of Oregon
orwish.org
PortlandAndrew Asato
Executive Director
14
750
Granting the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions418.8
74.0
492.76
311Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst
maryswoods.com
Lake OswegoEd Mawe
Executive Director
224
224
Continuing care retirement community406.3
75.5
481.82
43Oregon Research Institute
ori.org
EugeneCynthia Guinn
Executive Director
250
275
Human behavior research398.7
79.7
478.39
54REACH Community Development
reachcdc.org
PortlandDee Walsh
Executive Director
78
78
Develops and manages affordable housing and provides support services to residents401.8
71.4
473.15
6NROregonians Credit Union
ofcu.com
MilwaukieChuck Garner
CEO
75
75
Credit union398.0
67.2
465.19
719United Cerebral Palsy of OR & SW-WA
acommunity
foreveryone.org
PortlandBud Thoune
Executive Director
126
126
Developmental disability advocate and service provider395.4
65.1
460.50
8NROpen Meadow Alternative Schools
openmeadow.org
PortlandAndrew Mason
Executive Director
90
90
To educate youth in small, relationship-based programs that emphasize personal responsibility, academics and service388.0
69.8
457.79
9NRStand for Children Leadership Center
standleadership
center.org
PortlandJonah Edelman
CEO
34
85
To help ordinary people become effective citizen leaders who use our democratic process to improve the lives of children385.9
70.3
456.21
1031Family Building Blocks
familybuilding
blocks.org
SalemSue Miller
Executive Director
75
75
Relief nursery for high-risk families with children 6 weeks to 5 years old in Marion and Polk counties391.2
57.3
448.49
11NRCedar Mill Community Library Association
cedarmill.plinkit.org
PortlandPeter Leonard
Executive Director
80
80
Public library378.5
68.2
446.73
1213Metropolitan Family Service
metfamily.org
PortlandKrista Larson
Executive Director
80
80
Provides after-school enrichment programs, parent education, older and adult support services370.9
74.5
445.38
1320Rose Villa Senior Living
rosevilla.org
PortlandVassar Byrd
CEO
116
116
Continuing care retirement community385.4
59.9
445.30
1410Pentagon Federal Credit Union
penfed.org
EugeneKevyn Myers
SVP, Regional Svc. Center, Ops.
320
1200
Credit union365.7
72.9
438.62
15NRLife Flight Network
lifeflight.org
AuroraMike Griffiths
CEO
93
141
Emergency air medical services364.4
73.4
437.84
16NRDallas Retirement Village
dallasretirement
village.com
DallasDavid K. Parrett
Executive Director
270
270
Senior health care and housing services367.4
69.8
437.19
177Outside In
outsidein.org
PortlandKathy Oliver
Executive Director
140
140
Housing employment, education and medical care for homeless youth372.8
64.1
436.86
1829Shangri-La Corporation
shangrilacorp.org
SalemJan Kral
CEO
400
400
Housing, employment, training and supports for people with disabilities or disadvantages357.0
71.9
428.87
19NRCommunity Connection of NE Oregon
ccno.org
La GrandeMargaret Davidson
Executive Director
85
85
Self-sufficiency, transportation, housing, food and senior services374.3
53.7
427.95
20NRLiving Opportunities
livingopps.org
MedfordRoger Hassenpflug
CEO
150
150
Helps people with developmental disabilities work, live, play and follow their dreams363.8
63.0
426.82
2114Cascade Health Solutions
cascadehealth.org
EugeneCheryl Boyum
CEO
136
136
Home health, hospice, occupational medicine and community wellness357.4
66.7
424.07
22NRMercy Corps
mercycorps.org
PortlandNeal Keny-Guyer
CEO
153
3,700
International relief and development351.5
71.9
423.37
23NRColumbiaCare Services
columbiacare.org
MedfordRobert C. Beckett
Executive Director/President
168
169
Promotes mental health and welfare by developing a progressive regional system of behavioral heath care facilities, programs351.3
69.3
420.57
249Impact Northwest
impactnw.org
PortlandSusan I. Stoltenberg
Executive Director
130
130
Serves low-income infants, youth and seniors in Multnomah, Clark, Washington and Clackamas counties348.7
65.6
414.32
25NRMid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency
mwvcaa.org
SalemTeresa K. Cox
Executive Director
150
150
Services to address, alleviate and eliminate poverty349.6
62.5
412.10
26NRUnited Community Action Network
ucancap.org
RoseburgMichael Fieldman
Executive Director
204
204
Food bank, housing, fuel assis., Head Start, weatherization, case mgmt., transitions, RSVP, VISTA, AmeriCorps, etc.344.0
65.1
409.10
2723The Nature Conservancy
nature.org/oregon
PortlandRuss Hoeflich
VP and State Director
83
3,800
Protects, restores and manages important habitats and natural areas338.5
69.8
408.29
2824Partnerships in Community Living Inc.
pclpartnership.org
MonmouthZellee Allen
Executive Director
650
650
Provides residential and employment services to people with developmental disabilities338.2
67.7
405.91
29NRHuman Solutions
humansolutions.org
PortlandJean DeMaster
Executive Director
82
82
Helps low-income and homeless families and individuals in Mid and East Multnomah County achieve self-sufficiency338.6
60.9
399.54
3027Oregon Humane Society
oregonhumane.org
PortlandSharon Harmon
Executive Director
120
120
Humane treatment of animals with shelter, adoption, training and medical services337.5
61.5
398.96
31NRLa Salle Catholic College Preparatory
lshigh.org
MilwaukieDenise L. Jones
President
79
79
Co-ed, Catholic college prep high school335.2
63.5
398.74
328Leukemia & Lymphoma Soc., OR/SW-WA/ID/MT
lls.org/oswim
PortlandSarah C. Varner
Executive Director
12
1,000
Helping patients with blood cancers live better, longer lives through research, education, financial aid and other services327.2
69.3
396.47
33NRNeighborImpact
neighborimpact.org
RedmondSharon Miller
Executive Director
180
180
Serves the economically disadvantaged of Central Oregon through advocacy, community education and delivery of services330.9
65.1
396.00

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MEDIUM ORGANIZATIONS

25-74 employees worldwide

Here is the list of the 2010 Top 33 Medium Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon. Oregon Business launched this list project to recognize nonprofits as key businesses critical to the economic health of the state, employing hundreds of thousands of Oregonians. This specially designed list survey was comprised of an employee questionnaire and an independent assessment of the employer’s workplace practices.

RANK 20102009ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE
CITYSENIOR EXECUTIVE
TITLE
EMPLOYEES OR/WWPURPOSESCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYERTOTAL
1NRFull Access
fullaccess.org
EugeneMargaret Theisen
CEO
35
35
Case coordination for adults with developmental disabilities423.4
78.1
501.52
224Oregon Partnership
orpartnership.org
PortlandJudy Cushing
President and CEO
25
25
Prevention education in schools, substance abuse and suicide crisis lines, and public policy advocacy on substance abuse415.3
64.6
479.88
35Children’s Nursing Specialties
wecelebratekids.com
PortlandBarbara Wood
Executive Director
26
26
Home-based nursing for medically fragile children and young adults413.5
64.1
477.56
43Portland YouthBuilders
pybpdx.org
PortlandJill Walters
Executive Director
30
30
Alternative high school offering vocational training and leadership development407.7
68.8
476.45
518The Freshwater Trust
thefreshwater
trust.org
PortlandJoe S. Whitworth
President
30
30
Freshwater restoration, conservation and education401.2
67.7
468.91
68Northwest Family Services
nwfs.org
PortlandRose Fuller
Executive Director
40
40
Youth and family skill-based prevention services405.6
58.9
464.45
7NRDePaul Industries
depaulindustries.com
PortlandDavid W. Shaffer
CEO
48
52
Finds work opportunities for people with disabilities393.0
68.2
461.23
811Growing Tree Children’s Center
thegrowingtree.org
BendTammy Rundle
Executive Director
25
25
Early childhood education401.8
55.7
457.53
919Oregon Tourism Commission
traveloregon.com
SalemTodd Davidson
CEO
27
27
Tourism promotion for the state of Oregon380.0
77.1
457.08
1010Northwest Housing Alternatives
nwhousing.org
MilwaukieMartha McLennan
Executive Director
25
25
Builds and rehabilitates affordable housing for low-income seniors, families and people with special needs390.5
66.2
456.65
1116Sisters Of The Road
sistersoftheroad.org
PortlandMonica Beemer
Executive Director
27
27
Builds relationships and alleviates the hunger of isolation while seeking systemic solutions to homelessness and poverty391.2
63.5
454.74
12NRSouth Coast Business Employment Corp.
scbec.org
Coos BayJJ McLeod
CEO
60
60
Builds capacity and ensures long-term success of skilled employees, well-run businesses and organizations385.8
66.7
452.47
1314Ride Connection
rideconnection.org
PortlandElaine Wells
Executive Director
37
37
Collaborates with network of service providers to strengthen the region’s current transportation services387.3
64.1
451.36
1424Bonneville Environmental Foundation
b-e-f.org
PortlandMargie Gardner
CEO
28
29
Pioneers entrepreneurial solutions to remedy the Earth’s most pressing energy and water issues380.6
69.3
449.87
156Childpeace Montessori School
childpeace.org
PortlandSue Pritzker
Head of School
50
50
Private Montessori School for toddlers through 8th grade380.5
68.2
448.73
1617Community Counseling Solutions
communitycounseling
solutions.org
HeppnerKimberly Lindsay
Executive Director
57
57
Provides outpatient mental health and addictions services, prevention and developmental disability services, etc.386.3
62.0
448.28
1723Raphael House of Portland
raphaelhouse.com
PortlandTeri Lorenzen
Executive Director
26
26
Provides emergency domestic violence shelter, crisis line, transitional housing and educational outreach391.1
56.8
447.87
1833HIV Alliance
hivalliance.org
EugeneDiane Lang
Executive Director
26
26
Supporting individuals living with HIV/AIDS and preventing new HIV infections380.9
66.7
447.57
1912Our House
ourhouseofportland.org
PortlandWayne Miya
Executive Director
40
40
Health care, housing and other services for people living with HIV/AIDS383.3
62.5
445.80
20NRAshland Supportive Housing
ashlandash.org
AshlandSue Crader
Executive Director
38
38
Housing and direct care support for people with developmental disabilities388.6
54.2
442.77
21NRPearl Buck Center
pearlbuckcenter.com
EugeneJan Aho
Executive Director
70
70
Provides vocational, recreational and educational programs to those affected by disabilities379.7
59.9
439.60
2226Children’s Relief Nursery
crn4kids.org
PortlandChris Otis
Executive Director
26
26
Child abuse and neglect prevention382.3
54.2
436.47
23NRArtz Center for Developmental Health & Audiology
artzcenter.org
PortlandAllyson Goodwyn-Craine
Executive Director
49
49
Comprehensive developmental health services for children, as well as lifelong hearing health services371.2
59.9
431.10
24NRThe Next Door Inc.
nextdoorinc.org
Hood RiverJanet Hamada
Executive Director
54
54
Prevention and treatment services for children and families365.8
65.1
430.90
2533Worksystems Inc.
worksystems.org
PortlandAndrew McGough
Executive Director
32
32
Invests in skill development activities for unemployed/underemployed adults and disconnected youth355.3
73.4
428.74
26NRUnited Way of Lane County
unitedwaylane.org
SpringfieldPriscilla J. Gould
Executive Director
25
25
Creates opportunities for a good life for all in the areas of education, income and health364.2
63.5
427.74
2713Saving Grace
saving-grace.org
BendJanet Huerta
Executive Director
24
27
Domestic violence and sexual assault agency with 7 offices in 3 Central Oregon Counties353.7
74.0
427.66
28NRRural Development Initiatives Inc.
rdiinc.org
EugeneCraig A Smith
Executive Director
26
26
Leadership training, facilitation and planning354.8
68.8
423.55
29NRBlanchet Catholic School
blanchet
catholicschool.com
SalemCharles E. Lee
President
50
50
Education of grades 6 through 12364.6
55.7
420.33
3015CORIL
coril.org
BendJim Lee
Executive Director
30
30
Provides services to people with disabilities to maximize levels of independence, productivity and community inclusion370.9
46.4
417.25
31NRFriendly House Inc.
friendlyhouseinc.org
PortlandVaune Albanese
Executive Director
42
42
Neighborhood center and social service agency for children, families, adults and seniors356.1
60.4
416.52
32NRHabitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East
habitat
portlandmetro.org
PortlandSteve Messinetti
Executive Director
30
30
Homeownership for low-income families352.8
61.5
414.26
33NRCascade AIDS Project
cascadeaids.org
PortlandMichael Kaplan
Executive Director
47
47
AIDS service organization, with housing, prevention, education, advocacy, and other support services344.9
68.2
413.13

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SMALL ORGANIZATIONS

10-24 employees worldwide

Here is the list of the 2010 Top 34 Small Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon. Oregon Business launched this list project to recognize nonprofits as key businesses critical to the economic health of the state, employing hundreds of thousands of Oregonians. This specially designed list survey was comprised of an employee questionnaire and an independent assessment of the employer’s workplace practices.

RANK 20102009ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE
CITYSENIOR EXECUTIVE
TITLE
EMPLOYEES OR/WWPURPOSESCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYERTOTAL
111Providence Federal Credit Union
providencecu.org
MilwaukieShirley Cate
President and CEO
21
22
Financial services453.9
87.0
540.88
24Child Care Development Services
ccdsmetro.org
GreshamCarolyn Morrison
CEO
12
12
Teaches caregivers and children about proper meal patterns and lifestyle choices to promote healthy development470.8
69.8
540.59
36Northwest Pilot Project
nwpilotproject.org
PortlandSusan Emmons
Executive Director
17
17
Housing and support services to low-income elderly in Multnomah County446.2
63.5
509.74
415OR Association of Hospitals and Health Systems
oahhs.org
Lake OswegoAndy Davidson
President and CEO
19
19
Health Care policy and advocacy development on behalf of Oregon’s 58 community hospitals434.1
75.0
509.10
5NRHousing Development Center
hdc1.org
PortlandRobin Boyce
Executive Director
15
15
Consulting services to other nonprofits to help develop and preserve affordable housing437.5
71.4
508.85
67Oregon Environmental Council
oeconline.org
PortlandAndrea Durbin
Executive Director
18
18
Safeguards clean air and water, an unpolluted landscape and healthy food produced by local farmers426.1
80.7
506.83
73The Dougy Center
dougy.org
PortlandDonna Schuurman
Executive Director
12
12
Grief support, education and training433.6
70.3
503.91
8NRWestern Rivers Conservancy
westernrivers.org
PortlandPhillip Wallin
President
11
14
Protects outstanding river ecosystems in 11 Western states423.0
74.0
496.96
912Hands On Greater Portland
handsonportland.org
PortlandAndy Nelson
Executive Director
11
11
Connects volunteers with organizations in the greater Portland area435.7
60.9
496.64
1028Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest
jvcnorthwest.org
PortlandJeanne Haster
Executive Director
11
11
Recruits, places and supports full-time volunteers for local social services, schools and others428.2
66.2
494.35
11NROregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation
orlions.org/foundation
PortlandGlen Gilbert
Executive Director
11
11
Provides healthcare safety-net services throughout Oregon, with an emphasis on sight and hearing.419.7
70.8
490.53
12NRThe Macdonald Center
macdcenter.org
PortlandPat Janik
Executive Director
10
10
Outreach and support services for the extremely low-incomce and disabled426.6
63.0
489.62
138Mid-Valley Women’s Crisis Service
mvwcs.com
SalemJayne Downing
Executive Director
11
11
Advocacy, resources and shelter for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking417.5
68.8
486.25
14NRValley Health & Postal Employees Credit Union
vhpecu.org
SalemJean Wheat-Palm
President and CEO
17
17
Local credit union serving the health care and postal service fields and their families420.4
65.6
486.02
1510Ronald McDonald House Charities of OR & SW-WA
rmhcoregon.org
PortlandTom Soma
Executive Director
24
24
Provides a home away from home for families and their seriously ill children who travel far to receive treatment423.7
58.3
482.03
16NRPortland Metropolitan Assoc. of Realtors
pmar.org
PortlandKatherine Querin
CEO
12
12
Education, advocacy, communications, ethics administration and dispute resolution services for real estate licensees413.0
59.9
472.90
17NRSociety of St. Vincent de Paul, Portland Council
svdppdx.org
PortlandSharon Hills
Executive Director
15
15
Food and other emergency assistance407.7
64.6
472.28
1829JOIN
wecanendhomelessness.org
PortlandMarc Jolin
Executive Director
22
22
Helps homeless people transition off the street into permanent housing406.3
65.6
471.92
19NRFamily Relief Nursery
familyreliefnursery.org
Cottage GroveHeather Murphy
Executive Director
15
15
Child abuse prevention and therapeutic family support services419.4
49.5
468.88
2021Broadway Rose Theatre Company
broadwayrose.com
TigardBrisa Trinchero
Executive Director
12
12
Professional musical theater company operating out of two theater facilities413.4
54.7
468.09
21NR1000 Friends of Oregon
friends.org
PortlandJason Miner
Executive Director
14
14
Land use organization379.2
87.0
466.18
2222Portland Housing Center
portlandhousingcenter.org
PortlandPeg Malloy
Executive Director
15
15
Comprehensive first-time homebuyer program395.4
66.2
461.55
23NRChristians as Family Advocates
cafaweb.com
EugeneCarolyn Rexius
Director
20
20
Counseling, teaching and supervised visitation418.7
42.2
460.89
2416Travel Salem
travelsalem.com
SalemAngie Morris
President and CEO
12
12
Regional tourism and destination marketing organization392.8
66.7
459.47
25NRBend Area Habitat for Humanity
bendhabitat.org
BendMark Quinlan
Executive Director
19
19
Builds and sells affordable housing395.5
62.5
458.00
26NRCommunity Action Resource Enterprises Inc.
careinc.org
TillamookErin Skaar
Executive Director
12
12
Alleviates the effects of poverty395.4
59.9
455.30
27NRInnovative Housing Inc.
innovativehousinginc.com
PortlandSarah Stevenson
Executive Director
11
11
Develops and operates affordable housing with services387.7
67.2
454.89
28NRCommunity Warehouse
communitywarehouse.org
PortlandKristy Wood
Executive Director
10
10
Provides basic household necessities to set up a home for people and families recovering from crises389.0
62.0
450.98
29NRPortland Comm. Reinvestment Initiatives
pcrihome.org
PortlandMaxine Fitzpatrick
Executive Director
23
23
Affordable housing and associated services that achieve family stability, self sufficiency and wealth creation385.6
64.1
449.66
30NRNorthwest Catholic Counseling Center
nwcounseling.org
PortlandErin Peters
Executive Director
15
15
Provides accessible, quality behavioral health services for all persons seeking counseling regardless of faith or finances386.1
57.8
443.91
31NRThe Children’s Center
childrenscenter.cc
Oregon CityTonia Hunt
Executive Director
15
15
Medical assessment center supporting children and families in cases of suspected physical abuse, sexual abuse, etc.392.4
50.0
442.40
32NRMeyer Memorial Trust
mmt.org
PortlandDoug Stamm
CEO
21
21
Private foundation formed from Fred G. Meyer’s personal fortune.362.8
79.2
441.97
33NRSunstone Montessori School
sunstonemontessori.org
PortlandCathy Newman
Head of School
22
22
Pre-school through 6th grade Montessori school383.1
57.3
440.39
34NRVolunteers in Medicine Clinic of the Cascades
vim-cascades.org
BendKat Mastrangelo
Executive Director
11
11
Primary health care and counseling for low-income uninsured residents of Deschutes County380.1
54.7
434.79

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Methodology

Employee survey

The survey was voluntary and free of charge. Participating nonprofits had to employ at least 10 paid Oregon workers at the time of the survey. Organizations were categorized as small if they had 10-24 employees worldwide; medium if they employed 25-74; and large if they employed 75 or more. For the 2010 survey nearly 5,000 Oregon workers rated their satisfaction with 155 organizations in 50 workplace qualities — 10 in each of the following categories:
1. Benefits and compensation: health coverage, fitness and wellness, retirement plan, compensation, employee retention.
2. Work environment: scheduling, diversity, family balance, teamwork, fun, technology, community support, policies and procedures.
3. Decision-making and trust: collaboration and cooperation, creativity, trust and openness, organizational pride, ethical standards.
4. Performance management: performance feedback and goals, employee and employer accountability, rewards and acknowledgement.
5. Career development and learning: opportunities, promotions, employee training, educational support, management diversity and communications.

Employer benefits survey

Organization representatives answered more than 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 2011 100 Best Nonprofits:

(Note: Survey eligibility and size category rules are changing as described below)
1. Eligibility: Any nonprofit 501(c)-type organization, government agency, association, hospital, credit union, etc., with at least 10 employees or regular volunteers in Oregon will be eligible to enter the 2011 survey. Organizations may be based outside the state, but will be categorized for ranking purposes in 2011 as small, medium or large based on their Oregon employee/volunteer count.
2. Survey period: The process for 2011’s list will begin in April and end in June 2011. 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 nonprofit: Send an e-mail with your name, title, phone number and e-mail address to: [email protected].
4. Mark your calendar: The sign-up link will be posted to oregon100best.com in April.

Alphabetical Index

LARGE ORGANIZATIONS MEDIUM ORGANIZATIONS SMALL ORGANIZATIONS
COMPANYRANK COMPANYRANK COMPANYRANK
Cascade Health Solutions21 Artz Center for Developmental Health & Audiology23 1000 Friends of Oregon21
Cedar Mill Community Library Association11 Ashland Supportive Housing20 Bend Area Habitat for Humanity25
ColumbiaCare Services23 Blanchet Catholic School29 Broadway Rose Theatre Company20
Community Connection of Northeast Oregon19 Bonneville Environmental Foundation14 Child Care Development Services2
Dallas Retirement Village16 Cascade AIDS Project33 Christians as Family Advocates23
Family Building Blocks10 Childpeace Montessori School15 Community Action Resource Enterprises Inc.26
Human Solutions29 Children’s Nursing Specialties3 Community Warehouse28
Impact Northwest24 Children’s Relief Nursery22 The Dougy Center7
La Salle Catholic College Preparatory31 Community Counseling Solutions16 Family Relief Nursery19
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, OR/SW-WA/ID/MT32 CORIL30 Hands On Greater Portland9
Life Flight Network15 DePaul Industries7 Housing Development Center5
Living Opportunities20 The Freshwater Trust5 Innovative Housing Inc.27
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Oregon2 Friendly House Inc.31 Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest10
Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst3 Full Access1 JOIN18
Mercy Corps22 Growing Tree Children’s Center8 The Macdonald Center12
Metropolitan Family Service12 Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East32 Meyer Memorial Trust32
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency25 HIV Alliance18 Mid-Valley Women’s Crisis Service13
The Nature Conservancy27 The Next Door Inc.24 Northwest Catholic Counseling Center30
NeighborImpact33 Northwest Family Services6 Northwest Pilot Project3
Open Meadow Alternative Schools8 Northwest Housing Alternatives10 Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems4
Oregon Humane Society30 Oregon Partnership2 Oregon Environmental Council6
Oregon Research Institute4 Oregon Tourism Commission9 Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation11
Oregonians Credit Union6 Our House19 Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives29
Outside In17 Pearl Buck Center21 Portland Housing Center22
Partnerships in Community Living Inc.28 Portland YouthBuilders4 Portland Metropolitan Association of Realtors16
Pentagon Federal Credit Union14 Raphael House of Portland17 Providence Federal Credit Union1
REACH Community Development5 Ride Connection13 Ronald McDonald House Charities of OR & SW-WA15
Rose Villa Senior Living13 Rural Development Initiatives Inc.28 Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Portland Council17
Shangri-La Corporation18 Saving Grace27 Sunstone Montessori School33
Stand for Children Leadership Center9 Sisters Of The Road11 The Children’s Center31
Susan G. Komen for the Cure, OR/SW-WA Affiliate1 South Coast Business Employment Corp.12 Travel Salem24
United Cerebral Palsy of OR & SW-WA7 United Way of Lane County26 Valley Health & Postal Employees Credit Union14
United Community Action Network26 Worksystems Inc.25 Volunteers in Medicine Clinic of the Cascades34
      Western Rivers Conservancy8