$11,992
To encourage students to become good stewards of the built environment.
$1,750
For instruments for this community youth orchestra in an area where no school-based orchestral programs are available.
$15,000
To present classical ballet performances at locations across southern Oregon.
$15,000
To produce and market mustard made by the Benedictine Sisters at Queen of Angels Monastery to generate income.
$15,000
For equipment to enable this organization to distribute food to low income families.
$15,000
To repair the water-damaged gym floor.
$3,052
For stage lighting equipment for this all-volunteer community theater.
$6,450
To upgrade the kitchen equipment in this program that serves deaf and hearing impaired campers.
$9,850
For building renovation and equipment for this program's art gallery.
$11,800
To recruit volunteers with diverse skills for this organization that promotes waste reduction, reuse, and recycling.
$15,000
For staff training to provide services to youth with emotional, developmental, or educational challenges.
$13,770
For a portable planetarium for this museum that encourages children's interactive exploration.
$15,000
To expand a successful prenatal care program.
$15,000
To renovate an apartment for temporary housing for homeless families.
$14,834
For parenting classes for English Language Learner immigrants.
$7,985
To enhance a community radio station that serves residents of rural Polk county.
$15,000
To renovate a food pantry that serves south Lane County residents in crisis.
$11,890
To teach students academic and vocational organic gardening theory and skills.
$13,200
To renovate and equip a building to use as a preschool in this isolated rural community.
$15,000
For a van to better serve homeless youth in the metropolitan area.
$10,000
To study the co-location of three nonprofits that provide services to seniors in order to increase accessibility.
$7,546
To renovate and equip a room used to support grieving children.
$7,912
To continue to develop structures that preserve the history of the Barlow Trail and agricultural life.
$14,425
To enhance the new pedestrian and bike path.
$14,550
For accessible restrooms for the community-sponsored butterfly pavillion that attracts tourists to this rural southern Oregon area.
$6,900
For strategic planning for this school that teaches piano technology to individuals who are blind or visually impaired.
$9,742
For renovations to this home that helps women and children transition from homelessness or domestic violence.
$14,900
To recruit and train respite foster parents.
$11,600
For a promotional video highlighting this facility's history preserving and exhibiting textile arts.
$10,000
To publish two issues of a magazine that aims to provide a balanced perspective on education quality and funding.
$10,500
To restore the historic church in the Josephine County ghost town of Golden.
$15,000
To equip the youth gym used for after school care.
$9,989
For materials and equipment to make historical documents available to library patrons.
$10,600
For video and film equipment for the Salem film festival.
$15,000
To develop a web-based information management system for nonprofit organizations.
$15,000
To develop a restoration plan for the vintage furnishings at the Oregon Caves Chateau and to evaluate manufacturing reproductions as a source of earned income.
$14,500
To promote an internship program that places talented minority youth in corporations or professional firms to prepare them for leadership.
$12,000
For tools for this community lending program in north Portland.
$15,000
For a passenger van to transport children and families to treatment appointments.
$6,210
For ultraviolet light protection on windows in three county museums.
$14,930
For a series of workshops for Kurdish youth, parents, and elders.
$7,387
For an indoor play structure.
$15,000
For a cargo van to distribute food to hungry families in Lincoln County.
$10,000
For a new copier to increase office efficiency.
$13,899
For a program designed to enhance resiliency in high-risk girls.
$15,000
To study the feasibility of renovating the organization's theater.
$14,735
For playground equipment in this isolated rural Grant County community.
$13,652
For restroom facilities that are accessible to people with disabilities.
$11,500
For x-ray equipment to serve patients in this isolated rural area.
$15,000
For an art and science curriculum in an after school program for elementary students.
$6,245
For a cultural immersion summer camp for at-risk youth.
$14,979
To furnish a new residential treatment center.
$14,123
To increase office efficiency to meet a growing demand for services.
$4,990
For computer equipment to analyze wildlife habitats in the field.
$9,548
To upgrade technology to increase effectiveness and efficiency.
$5,500
To provide transportation to essential services for elderly and/or disabled people in northwest Portland.
$10,200
To train immigrant Latino child care providers.
$3,550
For electronic and musical equipment for an after school program.
$12,170
To conserve and reinstall two murals created by local artists under the 1930s Works Progress Administration.
$3,863
For equipment for this organization that advocates for people who are poor and disabled.
$15,000
For a program that engages low-income, ethnically diverse Portland youth in local and international service learning.
$12,150
For a mentoring program for at-risk children in this rural Lane County community.
$2,000
For equipment and training to help manage the organization's transition to a new facility.
$6,750
For grants to youth groups for performing summer community work projects in this isolated rural community.
$15,000
To increase cultural competency in this group that encourages parental involvement in schools.
$15,000
To protect stream corridor and floodplain areas within the Sherwood urban growth boundary.
$15,000
For structural repairs to the historic Reed School building.
$14,979
To buy and install a refurbished screen-printing press for this organization that provides jobs and job training to people with developmental disabilities.
$14,950
To build a permanent exhibit for toddlers.
$11,345
To support pregnant and parenting teens in this southern Oregon community.
$10,167
For equipment to increase customer service and to develop new marketing materials.
$9,259
To upgrade the baseball field that serves as a community gathering space.
$8,212
To cover an outdoor farmers' market and display a solar energy system.
$1,299
For a new photocopier to improve office efficiency.
$10,423
To repair the historic schoolhouse in this Central Oregon ghost town.
$13,255
For office space for a program serving low-income adults recovering from brain injuries.
$11,370
For office systems for this education and research facility in this high poverty area in southern Oregon.
$14,996
To provide low-income Russian child care providers with dual-language curriculum, computers, books, and materials .
$12,098
For film projection equipment to support quality independent film and education.
$1,600
For improvements to a building that serves as a meeting and social service space in this isolated rural community.
$14,000
To increase the office efficiency of this public interest law firm.
$5,000
To support a community hot meal program in rural Douglas County.
$10,807
For a new freezer for the food pantry that serves low-income and homeless families and individuals.
$4,950
For equipment for an ocean lifeguard training program.
$4,000
For two electric ranges for the weekly hot meal program.
$9,600
For emergency housing assistance for homeless families in the Neah-Kah-Nie School District.
$9,090
To increase the efficiency of this organization that protects the Tualatin River basin.
$5,500
For office equipment for this organization that helps people with disabilities to live independently.
$15,000
To plan a collaborative and comprehensive transitional housing project in Corvallis.
$4,200
To replace old furnishings at this community meeting and social service center in this small rural community.
$8,620
For equipment for cultural and educational programs for students.
$14,902
To renovate this alternative school for children from Polk, Marion, and Yamhill counties.
$5,750
For a phone system for this organization that provides emergency services for women.
$10,500
For workshops, training and support to help women living in poverty earn a living wage.
$15,000
For tools, equipment, and training to establish a mobile wheelchair repair shop.
$13,836
To expand a work program for young people transitioning out of foster care.
