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Supporting Flood Recovery

While northeastern Oregon residents assess flood damage, Oregon Community Foundation is deploying $100,000 in grants to support the communities most impacted by flooding, and you can help, too.

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OCF puts donated dollars to work for Oregon.

We join generous people together, combining their time, talents and resources, to make an exponential impact in Oregon communities.

Creating Exponential Impact

$109.2 million

in annual grants and scholarships

3,291

nonprofit partners

2,000+

donors

See how we're making an impact in Oregon

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OCF's mission is to improve lives for all Oregonians through the power of philanthropy.

We commit ourselves and our resources to the advancement of collaborative action, wise stewardship, equity, diversity and inclusion and a spirit of community. Learn more about who we are.

2018 TOP Report

Oregonians Mobilizing for Change

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Statewide

Sustaining Oregon's Libraries

Oregon’s 131 libraries have the highest circulation per capita in the United States, yet they receive one of the nation’s lowest percentages of government funding.

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South Coast

Rolling Up Her Sleeves in the Community

When she’s not working at the family business, Brandy Peak Distillery, Georgia Nowlin of Brookings is rolling up her sleeves in the community.

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Southern Oregon

Donor Helps Transform Students into Philanthropists

Southern Oregon business leader and TV station owner Patsy Smullin takes philanthropy to kids, but not in the way you might expect.

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Together, Oregonians transform their generosity into impact.

Supporting Flood Recovery

While northeastern Oregon residents assess flood damage, Oregon Community Foundation is deploying $100,000 in grants to support the communities most impacted by flooding, and you can help, too.

OCF puts donated dollars to work for Oregon.

We join generous people together, combining their time, talents and resources, to make an exponential impact in Oregon communities.

Creating Exponential Impact

in annual grants and scholarships

nonprofit partners

donors

See how we're making an impact in Oregon

OCF's mission is to improve lives for all Oregonians through the power of philanthropy.

2018 TOP Report

Statewide

Sustaining Oregon's Libraries

Oregon’s 131 libraries have the highest circulation per capita in the United States, yet they receive one of the nation’s lowest percentages of government funding.

South Coast

Rolling Up Her Sleeves in the Community

When she’s not working at the family business, Brandy Peak Distillery, Georgia Nowlin of Brookings is rolling up her sleeves in the community.

Southern Oregon

Donor Helps Transform Students into Philanthropists

Southern Oregon business leader and TV station owner Patsy Smullin takes philanthropy to kids, but not in the way you might expect.

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Together, Oregonians transform their generosity into impact.

Supporting Flood Recovery

While northeastern Oregon residents assess flood damage, Oregon Community Foundation is deploying $100,000 in grants to support the communities most impacted by flooding, and you can help, too.

OCF puts donated dollars to work for Oregon.

We join generous people together, combining their time, talents and resources, to make an exponential impact in Oregon communities.

Creating Exponential Impact

in annual grants and scholarships

nonprofit partners

donors

See how we're making an impact in Oregon

OCF's mission is to improve lives for all Oregonians through the power of philanthropy.

Our five year strategic plan to greater impact through philanthropy.

Trace the lifelong benefits that begin with children's dental health.

Taking steps to close Oregon's opportunity gap for kids and families.

2018 TOP Report

Statewide

Sustaining Oregon's Libraries

Oregon’s 131 libraries have the highest circulation per capita in the United States, yet they receive one of the nation’s lowest percentages of government funding.

South Coast

Rolling Up Her Sleeves in the Community

When she’s not working at the family business, Brandy Peak Distillery, Georgia Nowlin of Brookings is rolling up her sleeves in the community.

Southern Oregon

Donor Helps Transform Students into Philanthropists

Southern Oregon business leader and TV station owner Patsy Smullin takes philanthropy to kids, but not in the way you might expect.

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