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Member Photo GalleryFeatured here are just some of the good works nonprofits do in our communities every day. Members of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon are invited to submit photos by contacting abeddow@nonprofitoregon.org. -
Jesuit Volunteer Corps NorthwestJesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest connects young individuals with volunteer opportunities that serve persons living on the margins of society and in vulnerable places throughout the Pacific Northwest. -
Friends of Outdoor SchoolFriends of Outdoor School, a vital component of our public education system, helps preserve environmental education for nearly 14,000 students each year. -
Central City ConcernThe mission of Central City Concern is to provide pathways to self-sufficiency through active intervention in poverty and homelessness. -
Central City ConcernCentral City Concern offers a comprehensive continuum of social services and affordable housing options to assist individuals and families impacted by homelessness, poverty, and addiction. -
Community WarehouseCommunity Warehouse collects and redistributes donated household goods to individuals and families in need throughout northwest Oregon and southwest Washington. -
The Oregon Community FoundationOCF works with individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to support the community causes they care about. Pictured here are participants in the Babies and Boomers project. -
ShelterCareShelterCare provides a caring environment where people find hope and rebuild their lives. -
The Oregon Community FoundationThe mission of The Oregon Community Foundation is to improve life in Oregon and promote effective philanthropy. Pictured here are participants in OCF’s youth leadership and philanthropy program.
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The Oregon Nonprofit Sector Report
The Oregon Nonprofit Sector Report (ONSR) is a comprehensive report that examines the sector as a whole—including a description of its size and scope, the current condition of nonprofits and clues about their economic and social relevance, and social impact of the nonprofit sector in Oregon.
The report aims to inform decision makers in the public, nonprofit, and private sectors, and will be an important tool for raising public awareness about the overall importance and contributions of Oregon’s nonprofits to the state.
The ONSR is the outcome of a collaboration between the Nonprofit Association of Oregon (NAO) and Portland State University’s (PSU) Institute for Nonprofit Management (INPM), and was generously funded by the Oregon Community Foundation, The Collins Foundation, and the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
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Download the press kit (pdf)
The Appendix and Reference List will be added shortly.