Find non profit organizations in Portland, OR. Listings include Portland State MAPS Volunteer Program, OCCA, TPG Foundation, Niqi, Sharepointlandia Portland SharePoint Saturday, Local 737 Laborers.
Educating the Next Generation of Animal Law Advocates and Advancing Animal Protection Through The Law
Exploring modern and historic therapeutic methods and applications of tattooing.
RIM is a one on one community based mentoring program funded by the Portland children's levy that provides support and mentoring to youth in our community
est. 2022 - The place to be on Skyline ridge.
ALARK (A Loving Act of Random Kindness) is an organization dedicated to helping others help others through “fun”draisers and charity donation drives. Events include activities suc...
IRCO Workforce Development Programs build opportunities through intensive employment and training services for our refugee and immigrant clients, as well as mainstream community me...
We will have our grand opening in August of 2021. Please social distance for safety, and do visit often for ever-changing inventory! Sign the guest book for inventory suggestion...
The event is open to the public and offers something for SharePoint users of all experience levels. SharePoint Saturday is a unique event because it is an event that anyone can att...
Offering consulting services to nonprofits since 2020. The goal is to provide a unique perspective to the shifting nonprofit landscape by creating customized plans to support reven...
The Llewellyn Chapter (Portland, OR) continues the fraternity’s tradition of advancing justice and inclusivity in the legal system by developing impactful community service project...
This is a page for all Laborers to gather as a collective and speak up for what we want and need.
Overlapping Action is an animation festival based in the City of Roses: Portland, Oregon. Started in the Northeast in Boston, Massachusetts, it still retains strong connections wit...
Your Street Your Voice is a PAID after school program for high school students to learn about Design as a tool for racial justice