Meyer Memorial Trust, established from the estate of Fred G. Meyer in 1982, is one of the largest private foundations in Oregon, with current assets of roughly $1.1 billion. Our founder was a man ahead of his time. The values that guided him — to innovate, take risks, embrace diversity, adapt to changing circumstances and contribute to economic development — continue to create and inform the culture of the trust he established, influencing what we do and how we do it. Over its lifetime, Meyer has awarded grants and program-related investments in excess of $840 million to more than 3,380 organizations. Learn more at mmt.org.

Worksystems, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that pursues and invests resources to improve the quality of the workforce in the City of Portland, Multnomah and Washington Counties. We develop policies and design workforce development programs and services delivered through a network of local partners to help people get the skills, training and education they need to go to work or to advance in their careers. Our partners include employers, labor groups, government, community colleges, high schools, community-based and economic development organizations. Our mission is to coordinate a regional workforce system that supports individual prosperity and business competitiveness. We ensure that the public workforce system serves business by developing qualified employees and giving current and future workers the skills and support they need to successfully engage, advance, and succeed in the labor market. Worksystems is funded in part through the US Department of Labor. We are an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. To place a free relay call in Oregon dial 711.

The M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust seeks to enrich the quality of life in the Pacific Northwest by providing grants and enrichment programs to nonprofit organizations that seek to strengthen the region's educational, spiritual, and cultural base in creative and sustainable ways.

The Oregon Nurses Association (ONA) was founded in 1904 as the professional association for nurses in Oregon. A non-profit association, ONA is a constituent member of the American Nurses Association. ONA has several affiliated entities: Oregon Nurses Foundation, Oregon Nurse Political Action Committee, Nurses United Political Action Committee and WorkHealthy Oregon. ONA core values are integrity, respect, mutual support and professional excellence. All staff adheres to ONA’s core values. The primary focus of staff is to provide services to ONA members.

The Oregon School Employees Association (OSEA), American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Local 6732, represents more than 18,000 education professionals working across Oregon in K-12 school districts, education service districts, community colleges, Head Starts, libraries and parks and recreation districts. It is headquartered in Salem.

The Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (OAHHS) provides leadership in health policy, advocacy and comprehensive member services that strengthen the quality, viability and capacity of Oregon hospitals to best serve our communities. We serve all of Oregon's 58 acute care community hospitals and health systems.

Good Shepherd Community Church is a non-denominational church whose community is committed to learning together to live like Christ and reaching out in his name.

Local 49 is a building materials company based out of 2901 Twin City Dr, Mandan, North Dakota, United States.

We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit and a National Estuary Program that protects and restores the lower Columbia River, which flows between the states of Oregon and Washington. We restore habitat to benefit endangered salmon and other species; we monitor habitat conditions along the river and at our restoration sites; we bring local, state, and federal partners together to advance the Columbia’s care; and we fill gaps in scientific knowledge of the river. We lead watershed-focused science lessons in the classroom and outdoors for K-12 students; lead group on-water excursions in our two Big Canoes; and engage community members through volunteer events to plant trees, remove invasive species, and clean up beaches.

Northwest Health Foundation seeks to advance, support and promote health in Oregon and Southwest Washington. By providing grants to initiatives, forming partnerships with health and community leaders and advocating for policy change, we are furthering our vision of giving every person the opportunity to lead a healthy life.

Since 1922, AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter has served as the voice of the commercial construction industry. The association provides its members with a forum for exchange of ideas and services designed to enhance the professionalism of the construction industry including workers'​ compensation and health insurance; legislative and governmental representation; safety and loss control consulting; training and apprenticeship programs; and education and pension programs.