United Way of the Columbia-Willamette has been bringing our community together to do good for nearly 100 years. We connect the people, nonprofits, businesses and government agencies addressing poverty in our region. Our region’s poverty rate is down, yet poverty is still growing for too many kids. We continue to struggle with helping the kids who need it most stay in school and graduate. And, our region’s housing crisis has many families on the edge. The system is not working for ALL of our region’s kids which has an effect on all of us. We’re working hard to create a future where kids in our region are free from instability and worry so they can be free to play and discover, free to learn and grow. Free from poverty. Free to reach their potential. Together, we will continue to accomplish a lot for kids, families and communities: • More kindergarteners will show up prepared for school. • Kids who need help the most will stay in school and graduate on-time. • Families'​ basic needs will be met so their kids can focus in school. • We’ll keep connecting 1000s of volunteers to things that matter in our region. These strategies work when our community is UNITED behind them.

HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CENTER (HDC) is nonprofit consulting group based in Portland, Oregon. We partner with mission-driven organizations to create and sustain affordable homes and human service facilities that meet the needs of diverse communities. Working in urban, suburban, and rural communities across Oregon and southwest Washington, HDC has helped to develop and preserve more than 7,000 affordable homes and to improve the financial condition of thousands more. Visit hdc-nw.org to learn about HDC's history and approach and to explore our services in the areas of real estate development, asset management, targeted lending, and policy and industry support.

SELF DETERMINATION RESOURCES, INC. is a company based out of 12770 SW 1ST STREET, BEAVERTON, Oregon, United States.

NHA's mission is to create opportunity through housing. We build and rehabilitate affordable housing for Oregonians earning low incomes including seniors, families and people with special needs. NHA also operates the Annie Ross House shelter for homeless families with children and provide rapid re-housing and stabilization services through our HomeBase program. Home is a place of safety and retreat, a place where family and community can grow. For some Oregonians with low incomes, having a place to call home is out of reach. Low wages or fixed incomes combined with the high cost of housing forces these families to choose between rent, utilities, nutritious food, medications and other basic necessities. NHA is working to provide new opportunities through quality affordable housing.

We’re building a socially just and equitable future for kids. Children’s Institute has always worked passionately to improve outcomes for Oregon’s kids. Since our founding in 2003, we’ve come to know that a brighter future for our state rests on a foundation of love and care for every child and family. Love sometimes requires a reckoning. We have to grapple with a difficult truth: many policies and practices designed to address economic inequity do not meet the needs of children of color and children living in rural communities. We’re committed to shifting these systems toward justice. And we invite you to join us.

Children’s Cancer Research Fund supports the brightest scientists whose ideas make the greatest impact for children with cancer. We also support vital family services and advocate for childhood cancer education and awareness. Our goal is to help researchers develop safer, more effective treatment options for cancers where survival rates remain low or haven’t improved in decades. We provide research funding in the early stages of research and fill in gaps along the way, when funding from federal or other sources just isn’t available. Thanks to you, our support jumpstarts new ideas and propels research forward. Better treatment options and cures always start with donors like you - visit ChildrensCancer.org to join us.

Rainier Case Management Inc is a hospital & health care company based out of 401 Canterbury Ln, Moses Lake, Washington, United States.

Innovative Housing, Inc. - Portland - Oregon has been creating housing for over a decade throughout the Portland Metropolitan Area.

Founded in 1979, Oregon Human Development Corporation (OHDC) is a farmworker-serving non-profit and the state’s only culturally specific community action agency. OHDC provides job training, housing assistance, and other resources across ten offices in Oregon, one in Nevada, and a central office in Gresham, Oregon.

OCJ is advancing a justice movement that puts people first.

For nearly 30 years, Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives, Inc. (PCRI) has reinvested in Portland’s neighborhoods, preserved their diversity and provided tools to help low-income Portland families achieve stability and self-sufficiency. From our original task of helping people who were unknowingly swindled out of their homes, PCRI has come a long way. Still the challenges are constant–as is our presence as an anchor of stable, diverse and livable Portland neighborhoods. With over 700 units of affordable housing, PCRI’s unique mix of single-family homes, small multi-plexes and community apartments represents one of the last stable opportunities for low-income households to remain in their vibrant Portland neighborhoods. These homes and apartments are woven into the fabric of their neighborhoods and are a model for eliminating concentrations of poverty. Our Mission: Preserve, expand and manage affordable housing in the City of Portland and provide access to, and advocacy for, services for our residents. Our Vision: Housing meets essential human needs. PCRI’s vision is to provide affordable housing and associated services that achieve family stability, self-sufficiency and resident wealth creation.

Justice + Joy National Collaborative advances social, economic, and political justice with and for cis and trans girls, young women, and gender-expansive young people impacted by chronic adversity, violence, and oppression. Previously known as National Crittenton. Our focus on root causes and cross-system approaches supports the attainment of our vision in which all girls, young women, and gender-expansive young people can achieve their potential and live unapologetic, liberated lives without fear of violence or injustice.