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100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon 2012
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1012 NonprofitList

  LARGE ORGANIZATIONS
  •••••50 OR MORE OREGON EMPLOYEES•••••
RANK 2012 2011 ORGANIZATION
WEBSITE		 CITY SENIOR EXECUTIVE
TITLE		 EMPs OR / TOTAL PURPOSE SCORE EMPLOYEE/ EMPLOYER TOTAL
1 7 Life Flight Network
lifeflight.org		 Aurora Michael Griffiths
CEO		 90
196		 Emergency air medical services for heart attack, injury, accident, etc. 434.4
82		 516.33
2 1 Oregon Research Institute
ori.org		 Eugene Byron Glidden
Administrative Director		 220
240		 Human-behavior research 436
79.4		 515.41
3 4 Oregon Gymnastics Academy
ogagym.org		 Beaverton Lisa Havelind
Executive Director		 60
60		 Gymnastics programs for children of all ages and abilities 448.2
59.8		 508.02
4 9 Tualatin Valley Water District
tvwd.org		 Beaverton Greg DiLoreto
CEO		 117
117		 Special district and water utility 427.7
79.4		 507.06
5 NR Energy Trust of Oregon
energytrust.org		 Portland Margie Harris
Executive Director		 86
86		 Helps utility customers save energy and tap renewable resources 427.8
75.3		 503.07
6 2 REACH Community Development
reachcdc.org		 Portland Dee Walsh
xecutive Director		 96
96		 Affordable housing development and management, free home repairs, etc. 423.2
77.3		 500.49
7 NR B’nai B’rith Camp
www.bbcamp.org		 Beaverton Michelle Koplan
Executive Director		 130
130		 Summer overnight camp for Jewish children 437.5
60.8		 498.36
8 9 Our House
ourhouseofportland.org		 Portland Wayne Miya
xecutive Director		 59
59		 Provides health and housing services to people living with HIV/AIDS 432.7
65.5		 498.17
9 3 Mary's Woods at Marylhurst
maryswoods.com		 Lake Oswego Marvin Kaiser
CEO		 200
200		 Continuing-care retirement community 427.6
62.9		 490.51
10 NR Open Meadow Alternative Schools
openmeadow.org		 Portland Andrew Mason
Executive Director		 80
80		 Educates youth in personal responsibility, academics and community service 424.3
65.5		 489.71
11 11 Northwest Family Services
nwfs.org		 Portland Rose Fuller
Executive Director		 50
50		 Professional counseling, job readiness, positive youth development, etc. 431.6
56.2		 487.74
12 8 Catholic Charities
catholiccharitiesoregon.org		 Portland Pietro Ferrari
Executive Director		 200
200		 Pregnancy support/adoption, immigration/refugee aid, youth services 410.2
72.2		 482.37
13 NR Children’s Nursing Specialties
cnsnursing.org		 Portland Patti Sadowski
Executive Director		 76
76		 Home-based nursing for medically fragile children and young adults 417.8
61.9		 479.62
14 28 Living Opportunities
livingopps.org		 Medford Roger Hassenpflug
CEO		 162
162		 Services for people with developmental disabilities 413.6
64.4		 478.06
15 12 Metropolitan Family Service
metfamily.org		 Portland Judy Applegate Strand
CEO		 82
82		 Programs for children, families and older adults; parent education 403.1
74.2		 477.37
16 NR Maps Credit Union
mapscu.com		 Salem Mark Zook
CEO		 170
170		 Credit union 410.1
66		 476.08
17 NR Rose Villa Senior Living
rosevilla.org		 Portland Vassar Byrd
CEO		 120
120		 Continuing-care retirement community 407.9
66.5		 474.36
18 10 Childpeace Montessori School
childpeace.org		 Portland Sue Pritzker
Head of School		 50
50		 Independent Montessori school for toddlers through 8th grade 396.7
74.2		 470.89
19 NR NW Energy Efficiency Alliance
neea.org		 Portland Susan E. Stratton
Executive Director		 60
60		 Accelerating energy-efficient products, services, practices in the Northwest 392.5
77.3		 469.84
20 17 Cascade AIDS Project
cascadeaids.org		 Portland Michael Kaplan
Executive Director		 51
51		 Prevention of HIV infection, support for people affected by HIV/AIDS 396.2
72.7		 468.85
21 21 Community Counseling Solutions
communitycounselingsolutions.org		 Heppner Kimberly Lindsay
Executive Director		 93
93		 Outpatient mental-health and addiction treatment, residential mental health, etc. 401.6
67		 468.59
22 NR Cascade Health Solutions
cascadehealth.org		 Eugene Cheryl Boyum
CEO		 130
130		 Home health, hospice, occupational medicine and community wellness 394.8
70.6		 465.46
23 23 Partnerships in Community Living
pclpartnership.org		 Monmouth Zellee Allen
xecutive Director		 675
675		 Services to people with developmental disabilities in their homes and jobs 391.3
72.7		 464.01
24 NR Human Solutions
humansolutions.org		 Portland Jean DeMaster
Executive Director		 86
86		 Helps low-income and homeless achieve self-sufficiency 407.8
53.1		 460.91
25 NR SAIF Corporation
saif.com		 Salem Brenda Rocklin
President andCEO		 807
807		 State-chartered workers' compensation company 371.4
85.1		 456.4
26 NR Pentagon Federal Credit Union
penfed.org		 Eugene Chris Martin
VP, Regional Svc.		 360
1442		 Credit union 392.4
63.9		 456.33
27 20 La Salle Catholic College Preparatory
lsprep.org		 Milwaukie Denise L. Jones
President		 65
65		 Catholic, co-ed college preparatory school, transformative education 390.5
64.4		 454.97
28 13 Family Building Blocks
familybuildingblocks.org		 Salem Sue Miller
Executive Director		 80
80		 Early-childhood and therapeutic family support services 393
60.3		 453.29
29 31 Edwards Center
edwardscenter.org		 Aloha Jessica Leitner
Executive Director		 200
200		 Residential and employment support for adults with developmental disabilities 385.9
63.9		 449.86
30 15 Mercy Corps
mercycorps.org		 Portland Neal Keny-Guyer
CEO		 200
4,000		 Alleviates suffering, poverty and oppression internationally 374
75.8		 449.76
31 NR United Cerebral Palsy OR/SW WA
acommunityforeveryone.org		 Portland Ann Coffey
Executive Director		 118
118		 Developmental disability advocate and service provider 389.3
56.7		 445.98
32 NR NeighborImpact
neighborimpact.org		 Redmond Sharon Miller
Executive Director		 180
180		 Serves the economically disadvantaged of Central Oregon 376
69.1		 445.06
33 32 ColumbiaCare Services
columbiacare.org		 Medford Robert C. Beckett
Executive Director		 238
244		 Promotes mental health with regional system of behavioral heath care facilities 374.2
68.6		 442.75


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0 #1 Director of Youth Entrepreneur Progarmming — Guest 2012-10-05 23:27:32
I was wondering, the guidelines say with at least 10 employees (and/or volunteers woh wor an average of 20 or more hours a month)...my question, besides your list showed companies with 2 or 3 or 6 employees, do the volunteers have to work at the non-profit an average of 20 hours a month for all 12 months? or just key months? Maybe when a conference or class or some other event is going on...I would like to enter our organization but we only have 5 employees and we do have some volunteers that work 20hours a month, but it may not be every month. Thank you, Bill Prows
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0 #2 Brandon Sawyer, Research editor — Guest 2012-10-06 17:20:52
Bill,

Thanks for your question. If these volunteers are really part of the workplace team, familiar with your policies and, whether or not they work year-round, their average hours over the year add up up to about 220 hours per month/five hours per week, they can be included. We just don't want volunteers who are temporary or not really art of the team. The survey happens late April to June so they would need to be available then. They would participate in the survey except for the "Benefits and Compensation" section. Email me at if you have more questions or would like to be contacted next April.
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