Human Services
Organizations that focus on providing services to marginalized communities.
36 Nonprofits
5,217 Donors
$1,466,717.80 Given So Far
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The oldest and largest nonprofit center in the nation offering free services and supports to those in or seeking recovery.
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Founded in 1907, Kerr is nationally accredited, offering person-centered supports that build well-being, belonging, and lives of choice.
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BBBS helps children realize their full potential by providing dedicated one-to-one mentors to each child who comes through our door.
At Blanchet House, we believe everyone deserves food, shelter, clothing, community, and hope, and we work to ease suffering every day.
BIPOC-Led Organization
Rebuild lives of those affected by domestic violence, particularly Black/African American and LGBTQIA2S+ survivors.
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Helps low-income Oregonians get free legal help for their basic needs- like staying safe from domestic violence and staying housed.
CASA for Children, celebrating 40 years of heart, hope, and advocacy for children in foster care.
Central City Concern addresses homelessness by treating the whole person, as a person with compassion and respect.
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The Children’s Center transforms fear into healing and restores hope for children and families impacted by abuse and neglect.
We empower our unhoused neighbors in Multnomah County through Workforce Development, Housing & Homemaking, and Supportive Sheltering.
The Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC) has been dedicated to supporting and empowering survivors of domestic violence since 1975.
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.
H4A is a hub for houseless Portlanders to access showers, toilets, 1st Aid, clothing, bedding & onsite health & other service specialists.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
Serving immigrants, refugees & mainstream Oregonians, providing over 75 culturally & linguistically specific social services.
Janus Youth Programs creates paths to success by partnering with youth, families and the community.
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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.
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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Offering mentorship and support, we walk alongside youth, empowering them to realize their full potential.
Operation Nightwatch provides basic services, a safe space and a kind, welcoming atmosphere to Portland's unhoused population, at night.
Since 1989, OEF has ensured that 350,000+ low-income Oregonians could pay for energy without sacrificing basic expenses like food or rent.
Skidmore Prize Winner
Since 1968, we’ve helped thousands of neighbors—including youth experiencing homelessness—to access health care and build brighter futures.
OCT Qualified
BIPOC-Led Organization
p:ear is a place of self-discovery for brilliant and resilient young people moving through and beyond homelessness.
BIPOC-Led Organization
PRSG focuses on re-empowering displaced people through a trauma-informed care, culturally responsive, and human-centered approach.
Equitable access to diapering essentials supports the health, resilience, and self-sufficiency of Oregon families experiencing poverty.
Nonprofit dedicated to supporting youth experiencing foster care across Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties.
We believe every child should have their basic needs met; have access to opportunities to succeed; and have supportive adult relationships.
BIPOC-Led Organization
Skidmore Prize Winner
Pueblo Unido connects immigrants to legal defense, social services, and Indigenous language interpretation.
Quest Center prioritizes low-income and uninsured LGBTQIA2S+ and BIPOC individuals in need of culturally responsive and trauma-informed care
BIPOC-Led Organization
A community for women, trans, and nonbinary folks experiencing isolation, Rahab’s Sisters provides services and resources along SE 82nd Ave.
Since 1997 we have provided dignified sanctuary for our houseless neighbors, bridging the gaps in resources to provide holistic care.
Established in 1977, SARC provides confidential advocacy and support to survivors of sexual violence in Washington County.
The Commons Law Center is a nonprofit law firm that provides affordable legal services in Family Law, Estates & Probate, and Tenant Defense
The Marie Equi Center provides health access, recovery support, and radical advocacy for unhoused and low-income LGBTQAI2S+ community.
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When kids enter foster care, often with nothing, we provide critical, tangible care items & community events for stability from day one.
BIPOC-Led Organization
We support survivors of domestic violence with housing and therapy, and seniors living on fixed incomes with intensive case management.
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