
Grantees
2024 Grantees
Amount Distributed: $2M
56 grants/ 53 organizations / Average grant size: $37,000 /
80% multi-year grants
ACLU Foundation of Oregon
African Refugee Immigrant Organization
Bohemia Food Hub
Center for Voting & Elections
Central City Concern
Child’s Way Charter School
Circle of Friends School
Coalition of Communities of Color
Community Outreach through Radical Empowerment
Cottage Grove High School
Fair Shot
Fern Ridge School District
Friends of Cottage Grove Library
Friends of the Children - Lane County
Gray Family Foundation
Imagine Black Futures
Immigration Counseling Services
Insight Alliance
Kids First
Kids in Transition to School (KITS)
Latino Community Association
Latino Network
Lenfest Institute for Journalism - Lookout Local
Lincoln Middle School
Mano a Mano (Latinos Unidos Siempre &Youth Empowerment Program)
Next Up
Northwest Alliance for Alternative Media & Education Northwest Health Foundation
Ophelia’s Place
Oregon Community Programs
Oregon Justice Resource Center
Oregon School-Based Health Alliance
Parenting Now
Partnership for Safety and Justice
Pathfinders of Oregon dba The Pathfinder Network
Planned Parenthood of Columbia Willamette Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center
Portland United for Change
Progressive Multiplier
Red Lodge Transition Services
Reimagine Oregon
Samoa Pacific Development Corporation
Singing Creek Educational Center
Slabtown BMX
South Lane Mental Health
Sponsors, Inc.
Transformative Justice Community
Unite Oregon
Urban League of Portland
Warren H. Daugherty Aquatic Center
Youth Rights & Justice
YWCA of Greater Portland: Family Preservation Project
2022 Grantees
Amount Distributed: $2.9M
57 grants / 50 organizations/ 36 new grantees
Average grant size: $51,500 / 60% multi-year grants
ACLU Foundation of Oregon: $50,000
Bohemia Elementary School: $600
Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect:
90x30 : $60,000
Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect:
Roots of Empathy South Lane: $25,160
Center for Voting & Elections: $40,000
Central City Concern: Flip the Script: $25,000
Coalition of Communities of Color: $25,000
Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts (COLT): $50,000
Cottage Grove Community Foundation: Heather Bridgens Cunningham Endowment: $20,000
Fair Shot: $50,000
Friends of the Children Lane County: $75,000
Gray Family Foundation: Youth Leadership for the Environment: $300,000
Imagine Black Futures: $25,000
Land Trust Alliance (LTA): $190,440
Latino Network: $25,000
Lincoln Middle School: Ready Room $18,000
Lincoln Middle School: Bridge Program $670
Lincoln Middle School: Student Body: $20,000
Looking Glass Community Services: $50,000
Next Up: $50,000
North Star Civic Foundation: $10,000
OHSU Reproductive Health Equity Initiative: $100,000
Ophelia’s Place: $50,000
Ophelia’s Place: South Lane County: $20,000
Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network (OrCAN): $50,000
Oregon Community Foundation: Climate Change and Healthy Habits Giving Group: $10,000
Oregon Department of Education: $50,000
Oregon Justice Resource Center: $75,000
Oregon Mind Body Institute: $50,000
Oregon Mind Body Institute: South Lane County: $25,097
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center: $100,000
Oregon Voice: $10,000
Oregonians Against Slavery and Involuntary Servitude: (OASIS): $10,000
Partnership for Safety and Justice: $100,000
Planned Parenthood of Columbia Willamette: $100,000
Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon: $75,000
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center (POIC): $25,000
Progressive Multiplier Fund: $50,000
Red is the Road to Wellness: $25,000
Red Lodge Transition Services: $25,000
Reimagine Oregon: $25,000
Rural Organizing Project: $50,000
Singing Creek Educational Center: $5,000
Slabtown BMX: $35,000
South Lane Community Health Center: $300,000
South Lane Mental Health: $50,000
South Valley Athletics (SVA): $60,000
Sponsors, Inc.: $25,000
The Arc of Lane County: $5,000
Time Does Not Fit The Crime: $5,000
Unite Oregon: $50,000
United Way of Lane County: $50,000
Urban League of Portland: $75,000
Warren H. Daugherty Aquatic Center: $5,000
Youth Rights & Justice: $75,000
2023 Grantees
Amount Distributed: $2.9M
81 grants / 75 organizations/ 32 new grantees
Average grant size: $35,850 / 83% multi-year grants
ACLU Foundation of Oregon $50,000
African Refugee Immigrant Organization $60,000
Al Kennedy High School $10,000
Bal Swan Children's Center $5,000
Bohemia Elementary School $1,200
Bohemia Food Hub $45,000
Center for Voting & Elections $40,000
Central City Concern $20,000
Child's Way Charter School $65,000
Circle of Friends School $50,000
Coalition of Communities of Color $20,000
Community Outreach through Radical Empowerment (CORE) $20,000
Cottage Grove High School $15,000
Cottage Grove High School $8,000
Cottage Grove High School $2,900
Dorena School $65,000
Dorena School $10,000
Fair Shot $50,000
Friends of Cottage Grove Library $30,000
Friends of Cottage Grove Skate Park (Fiscally Sponsored by City of Cottage Grove) $10,000
Friends of the Children - Lane County $75,000
Friends of the Children - Lane County $30,000
Gray Family Foundation $150,000
Growing Gardens $250
Immigration Counseling Services $10,000
Insight Alliance $60,000
Kids First $10,000
Kids in Transition to School (KITS) $57,600
Latino Community Association $60,000
Latino Network $20,000
Lincoln Middle School $20,000
Lincoln Middle School $20,000
Lincoln Middle School $15,000
Lincoln Middle School $1,080
Looking Glass Community Services $50,000
Mano a Mano (Latinos Unidos Siempre & Youth Empowerment Program) $60,000
Next Up $20,000
Next Up $20,000
Northwest Alliance for Alternative Media & Education $60,000
Northwest Health Foundation $15,000
Northwest Health Foundation$10,000
Opal Center for Arts and Education $5,000
Ophelia's Place $50,000
Ophelia's Place $20,000
Oregon Community Programs $32,000
Oregon Department of Education $50,000
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)$100,000
Oregon Justice Resource Center $75,000
Oregon Mind Body Institute $50,000
Oregon School-Based Health Alliance $45,000
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center $40,000
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center $25,000
Oregon Voice $10,000
Parenting Now $60,000
Partnership Against Drug and Alcohol Abuse $250
Partnership for Safety and Justice $100,000
Pathfinders of Oregon dba The Pathfinder Network | Organization Information $60,000
Planned Parenthood of Columbia Willamette $100,000
Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon $75,000
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center (POIC) $20,000
Portland United for Change (Fiscal Sponsor United Way)$10,000
Red Lodge Transition Services $20,000
Reimagine Oregon $20,000
Roots of Empathy $16,027
Roots of Empathy $25,160
Rural Organizing Project $20,000
Samoa Pacific Development Corporation $60,000
Singing Creek Educational Center $620
Singing Creek Educational Center $5,000
South Lane Mental Health $50,000
South Lane School District $5,000
South Valley Athletics (SVA) $60,000
Sponsors, Inc. $20,000
Time Doesn't Fit the Crime $5,000
Transformative Justice Community $60,000
Unite Oregon $50,000
Urban League of Portland $75,000
Vital Villages - Fiscal Sponsor Trust the Balance $13,000
Youth Rights & Justice$75,000
YWCA of Greater Portland$50,000
2021 Grantees
Amount Distributed: $2.8M
40 new grants/ 11 new grantees/ 29 returning grantees
80% multi-year grants / $45,000 median / $70,000 average
Adopt One Block: $75K
Brown Hope: $100K
Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect:
90x30 : $60K
Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts (COLT): $41,500
Community Lending Works: $50K
Early Learning Center South Lane School District: $220K
Friends of the Children Lane County: $75K
Gray Family Foundation: Youth Leadership for the Environment: $300K
Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization
(IRCO): $20K
JOIN: $12,500
La Clinica: $20K
Land Trust Alliance (LTA): $544,000
Latino Network: general support: $15K
Latino Network: Building La Plaza Esperanza: $100K
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA): $20K
Northwest Health Foundation: $25K
NW Pilot Project: $12,500
OCHIN: $15K
Oregon Harbor of Hope: HomeShare: $25K
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center: $125K
Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network (OrCAN): $50K
Oregon Community Foundation: Climate Change and Healthy Habits Giving Group: $10K
Partnership for Safety and Justice: $100K
Planned Parenthood of Columbia Willamette: $45K
Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon: $35K
Prevent Child Abuse Oregon: $20K
Progressive Multiplier Fund: Imagine Black: $25K
Reach Community Development: $12,500
Seeding Justice: $100K
ShelterCare: $5K
Sponsors, Inc.: $100K
United Way of Lane County: $50K
United Way of the Columbia Willamette: We Draw Oregon, Census Equity Funders: $50K
Virginia Garcia Memorial Foundation: $15K
YWCA of Greater Portland: Family Preservation Project at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility: $100K
2020 Grantees
Amount Distributed: $3.5M
33 grants/ 29 nonprofits/ 10 multi-year
Brown Hope: $166K
Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts (COLT): $130K
Cottage Grove Health Clinic: $8K
Gray Family Foundation: Youth Leadership for the Environment: $300K
Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization
(IRCO): $50K
JOIN: $25K
La Clinica: $50K
Land Trust Alliance (LTA): $570,000
Latino Network: $50K
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA): $50K
Northwest Housing Alternatives: $25K
NW Pilot Project: $25K
OCHIN: $50K
Oregon Harbor of Hope: Project Turnkey: $275K
Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network (OrCan): $50K
Oregon Community Foundation (OCF): Covid Response Fund: $500K
Oregon Department of Education: $100K
Oregon Values and Beliefs Center: $125K
Partners for Safety and Justice & PSJ Transform Coalition: $225K
Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon: $50K
Planned Parenthood of Columbia Willamette: $100K
Reach Community Development: $25K
ShelterCare: $10K
Sponsors, Inc.: $100K
United Way of Columbia Willamette: Census Equity Funders: $50K
Women’s Foundation: Covid Response Fund Domestic Violence Shelters & Services: $250K
Virginia Garcia Memorial Foundation: $50K
YWCA of Greater Portland: Family Preservation Project at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility: $100K
*In response to Covid-19 Yarg allocated grants outside of the foundation’s typical issue areas in 2020 and 2021.