Human Services

Organizations that focus on providing services to marginalized communities.

36 Nonprofits

3,168 Donors

$559,435 Given So Far

Give!Guide Human Services
$53,857 raised so far
The oldest and largest nonprofit center in the nation offering free services and supports to those in or seeking recovery.
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$10,366 raised so far
Founded in 1907, Kerr is nationally accredited, offering person-centered supports that build well-being, belonging, and lives of choice.
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$4,410 raised so far
BBBS helps children realize their full potential by providing dedicated one-to-one mentors to each child who comes through our door.
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$112,119 raised so far
At Blanchet House, we believe everyone deserves food, shelter, clothing, community, and hope, and we work to ease suffering every day.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
$9,825 raised so far
Rebuild lives of those affected by domestic violence, particularly Black/African American and LGBTQIA2S+ survivors.
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$26,278 raised so far
Helps low-income Oregonians get free legal help for their basic needs- like staying safe from domestic violence and staying housed.
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$45,036 raised so far
CASA for Children, celebrating 40 years of heart, hope, and advocacy for children in foster care.
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$20,250 raised so far
Central City Concern addresses homelessness by treating the whole person, as a person with compassion and respect.
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$5,141 raised so far
The Children’s Center transforms fear into healing and restores hope for children and families impacted by abuse and neglect.
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$12,975 raised so far
We empower our unhoused neighbors in Multnomah County through Workforce Development, Housing & Homemaking, and Supportive Sheltering.
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$9,395 raised so far
The Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC) has been dedicated to supporting and empowering survivors of domestic violence since 1975.
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$10,810 raised so far
1 in 13 children in OR experience the death of a parent or sibling before age 18. Our grief support program is free and provides connection.
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$8,513 raised so far
H4A is a hub for houseless Portlanders to access showers, toilets, 1st Aid, clothing, bedding & onsite health & other service specialists.
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OCT Qualified BIPOC-Led Organization
$26,867 raised so far
Serving immigrants, refugees & mainstream Oregonians, providing over 75 culturally & linguistically specific social services.
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$5,001 raised so far
Janus Youth Programs creates paths to success by partnering with youth, families and the community.
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$10,391 raised so far
Lines for Life's YouthLine is a peer-to-peer help, support, and crisis line serving youth ages 10-24 across Oregon and the U.S.
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$1,679 raised so far
Barrier-free, education classes, support groups, and 1:1 peer support & advocacy to anyone impacted by a mental health condition since 1978.
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$3,611 raised so far
Offering mentorship and support, we walk alongside youth, empowering them to realize their full potential.
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$8,826 raised so far
Operation Nightwatch provides basic services, a safe space and a kind, welcoming atmosphere to Portland's unhoused population, at night.
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$5,138 raised so far
Since 1989, OEF has ensured that 350,000+ low-income Oregonians could pay for energy without sacrificing basic expenses like food or rent.
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Skidmore Prize Winner
$13,757 raised so far
Since 1968, we’ve helped thousands of neighbors—including youth experiencing homelessness—to access health care and build brighter futures.
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OCT Qualified BIPOC-Led Organization
$30,676 raised so far
p:ear is a place of self-discovery for brilliant and resilient young people moving through and beyond homelessness.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
$4,835 raised so far
PRSG focuses on re-empowering displaced people through a trauma-informed care, culturally responsive, and human-centered approach.
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$4,650 raised so far
Equitable access to diapering essentials supports the health, resilience, and self-sufficiency of Oregon families experiencing poverty.
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$1,613 raised so far
Nonprofit dedicated to supporting youth experiencing foster care across Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties.
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$25,030 raised so far
We believe every child should have their basic needs met; have access to opportunities to succeed; and have supportive adult relationships.
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BIPOC-Led Organization Skidmore Prize Winner
$7,451 raised so far
Pueblo Unido connects immigrants to legal defense, social services, and Indigenous language interpretation.
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$6,489 raised so far
Quest Center prioritizes low-income and uninsured LGBTQIA2S+ and BIPOC individuals in need of culturally responsive and trauma-informed care
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BIPOC-Led Organization
$4,075 raised so far
A community for women, trans, and nonbinary folks experiencing isolation, Rahab’s Sisters provides services and resources along SE 82nd Ave.
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$27,330 raised so far
Since 1997 we have provided dignified sanctuary for our houseless neighbors, bridging the gaps in resources to provide holistic care.
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$4,493 raised so far
Established in 1977, SARC provides confidential advocacy and support to survivors of sexual violence in Washington County.
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$26,566 raised so far
Preparing Portlanders for employment through culinary training.
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$3,323 raised so far
The Commons Law Center is a nonprofit law firm that provides affordable legal services in Family Law, Estates & Probate, and Tenant Defense
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$3,180 raised so far
The Marie Equi Center provides health access, recovery support, and radical advocacy for unhoused and low-income LGBTQAI2S+ community.
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$3,405 raised so far
When kids enter foster care, often with nothing, we provide critical, tangible care items & community events for stability from day one.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
$2,075 raised so far
We support survivors of domestic violence with housing and therapy, and seniors living on fixed incomes with intensive case management.
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