The Shadow Project

Mission
The mission of The Shadow Project is to make school more accessible and engaging for K-8 students with learning challenges like dyslexia, ADHD, autism, and trauma.
Bottom Line for Portland
So many students impacted by learning differences or trauma aren’t getting the classroom support they need to keep up with their peers, feel included at school, and be the best student they can be. Our Goal Setting, Reading Mentors, and SuperSensory Space programs provide educators with the tools, resources, and training to transform school into a place where all students can thrive.
Quote
“The Shadow Project made me believe that anything is possible and anything is achievable. Believe in yourself. The only one who knows your value is you.”
—John Fernandez, former Shadow Project student, who is the first in his family to attend college
Partner(s)
The Full Potential Fund has generously pledged to match the first $5,000 in Give!Guide donations, dollar-for-dollar.
Nonprofit Partners:
North Pole Studio
North Pole Studio supports careers in the arts, and exists to increase opportunities for artists with autism & intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) to thrive as active members of the arts community. We foster self-determination and facilitate meaningful connections through total engagement in the arts.
Youth, Rights & Justice
Youth, Rights & Justice advances the rights of children, parents, and families through advocacy in the courts, schools, legislature, and community.

The Shadow Project is in the Education category which is sponsored by Bank of America.
They're a small-sized organization with activities in Clackamas Co., Multnomah Co., Washington Co. and beyond.