Taking Ownership PDX

BIPOC-Led Organization

Mission

Taking Ownership PDX is a Black-led, reparations-based nonprofit dedicated to preserving Black homeownership, preventing displacement, and building generational wealth. Through critical home repairs, community-driven improvements, and small business support, we help Black Portlanders remain rooted in the communities they helped build.

Bottom Line

For generations, Black families in Portland have fought to hold onto their homes, but rising costs and urgent repairs continue to put that legacy at risk. Through our Home Preservation and Emergent Needs Programs, Taking Ownership PDX provides critical home repairs at no cost to qualifying Black homeowners, prioritizing elders, people with disabilities, and families most at risk of displacement. Your donation does more than fix a house. It helps protect Black homeownership, preserve family wealth, and keep generations rooted in the communities they helped build.

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“Gentrification meets foe” - Concordia News

“Local musician and activist, Randal Wyatt was looking to make a change in our community – so he started “Taking Ownership PDX”, see how he’s making a change – one home at a time.” - KPTV 

“Activism is no trend for Randal Wyatt.”  - Portland Monthly & Portland Mercury

“PORTLAND STATE GRAD SERVES COMMUNITY BY FIXING UP BLACK-OWNED HOMES” - PSU Chronicles

Incentives

Donors who give $50 or more: Contact [email protected] to order a complimentary TOpdx zip-up hoodie or t-shirt. Please provide shirt or hoodie size, and a delivery address.  Shirts and hoodies are unisex and range from size small to 3XL.  Take a peek at our merchandise here https://takingownershippdx.org/merch

Partner(s)

Taking Ownership is partnering with Arrive and Beneficial State Bank.

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Year Founded: 2020

Tax ID: 93-1997068


Taking Ownership PDX is in the Human Services category .

They're a medium-sized organization with activities in Clackamas Co., Multnomah Co. and Washington Co.

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