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The Roundhouse Foundation is dedicated to supporting programs that inspire creativity, connect people with each other and their sense of place, and ensure sustainability for the long-term economic success of Oregon’s rural communities.

We envision a world in which all people live in freedom, and where they and their communities can be safe, feel supported, and thrive.

In 2005, Adelante Mujeres launched the Forest Grove Farmers Market, fostering cross-cultural exchange during this family-focused community event. 15 years later, in partnership with the City of Cornelius, Adelante Mujeres launched the Cornelius Farmers Market in the summer of 2020. The mission of the Farmers Markets is to strengthen our local food system, economic vitality, and community identity. We do this by providing access to fresh, local and artisan food products sold directly from the farmers and producers themselves.

One of the most diverse events in the area, the outdoor Forest Grove and Cornelius Farmers Markets attract a weekly total average of more than 2,500 visitors of all ages and demographic groups to share good food and listen to local musicians. We strive to provide an outlet for small farmers and food producers so that they may connect with the community by offering fresh, local goods.

Market vendors offer a wide selection of local goods ranging from fresh produce, eggs, meat, honey, baked goods and prepared foods to flowers, plant starts, hand-crafted soaps, wine, and more. The markets also serve as a small-business incubator for businesses participating in the Regenerative Agriculture Program and the Empresas Small Business Development program.

Marie ‘Bluebird’ Lamfrom inspired a legacy of family, trust, optimism, and urgency in our Oregon & Washington State communities.

Portland Mercado is a community of more than 16 permanent businesses in our public market and Comcast Plaza and many more in our incubator kitchen - bringing together diverse cultures through food, art and entertainment.

Hi! I’m Shiny and this is my farm. I grow herbs and use them to make herbal products, but I also teach workshops, run a farmers market, support local BIPOC entrepreneurs, and give back to my community.

BCP is a Community Based Organization with a passion for networking, sharing resources and collective work.

Founded by the community, for the community, NAYA is a family of numerous tribes and voices who are rooted in sustaining tradition and building cultural wealth. We provide culturally-specific programs and services that guide our people in the direction of personal success and balance through cultural empowerment. Our continuum of lifetime services create a wraparound, holistic healthy environment that is Youth Centered, Family Driven, Elder Guided.

To empower, educate, train, and connect African families to essential programs and resources that make them physically, mentally, emotionally, and financially healthy.

We build collective power by revolutionizing philanthropy to achieve liberation for all communities. (Formerly known as MRG Foundation)

Honoring Portland Chinatown's Past, Celebrating its Present, and Helping to Create its Future.

We are a Latino-led education organization, grounded in culturally-specific practices and services, that lifts up youth and families to reach their full potential. Our work springs from the core belief in Latino community self-determination—that is, the ability of community members to participate meaningfully in the decisions that affect their lives and the lives of their families.

APANO Leaders + Liberated Youth
〰️ building consciousness, creativity, organizing, and resources
〰️ youth organizing under @apanonews

Five Oaks Museum is a gathering place of vibrant art, culture and storytelling. Here, everyone is part of the story.

The Black Food Sovereignty Coalition (BFSC) serves as a collaboration hub for Black and Brown communities to confront the systemic barriers that make food, place and economic opportunities inaccessible to us. BFSC is focused on meeting these barriers with creative, innovative, and sustainable solutions. Built on a decade of work of founding members of the Black Food Sovereignty Council and other Black-identified leaders and stakeholders in the Pacific Northwest, the BFSC mission is to ignite Black and brown communities to participate as owners and movement leaders within food systems, placemaking, and economic development.

We are a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to building a more just, equitable, and caring Oregon — for and by ALL OF US.

We are a local Oregon-based nonprofit working to preserve and amplify the history and legacy of Juneteenth–founded by the late Clara Peoples, a beloved community leader who organized Oregon’s first Juneteenth celebration in 1945.