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The Oregon Community Foundation
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About The Oregon Community Foundation
The mission of Oregon Community Foundation is to improve lives for all Oregonians through the power of philanthropy. OCF works with individuals, families, businesses and organizations to create charitable funds to support the community causes they care about. Through these funds, in 2024 OCF awarded $211 million in grants and scholarships. Thousands of citizens have created a permanent endowment for Oregon through OCF – an endowment that will help Oregonians today and for generations to come. Who We Are: OCF's endowment come from thousands of Oregonians who have invested with us to help our state. OCF manages more than 3,000 individual funds of various sizes. From these funds, grants are distributed to support the critical work that nonprofit organizations are doing around Oregon. OCF is governed by a volunteer board of directors. They provide leadership to the Foundation and have the responsibility to ensure that the endowment is managed in an efficient, thoughtful way. We rely on more than 2,000 local volunteers who give us deep-rooted knowledge of community needs. Our professional staff helps donors realize their charitable goals and nonprofit organizations become stronger. What We Do: Oregon Community Foundation is committed to improving life and uniting Oregonians through philanthropy. Thanks to thousands of donors and hundreds of individual funds, OCF is the leader in Oregon philanthropy, strengthening communities across the state.
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Capital & Finance
The Oregon Community Foundation supported Oregon Children's Theatre in 2024 to return in 2027 with two new productions, expanded education programs, and a three-year plan for growth beyond the Portland metro area.
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Presence & Recognition
The Oregon Community Foundation hosted Cultivate Initiatives and their team in East Portland and beyond to share work for unhoused neighbors.
Reported by Dr. Ernesto Fonseca
Research & Knowledge
The Oregon Community Foundation published a paper authored by Susan Halverson Fonseca and Dr. Amie Thurber on inclusionary housing experiences for lower-income residents in market rate housing.
Reported by Dr. Ernesto Fonseca
Capital & Finance
The Oregon Community Foundation provided support from its Disaster Readiness and Response Fund, the Oregon Disaster Funders Network, and the OSU Extension Director's Fund for Excellence in Extension to move fans and filters into the hands of Oregon State University Extension staff.
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