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Friends of Explorer Post 58
Project: Teen Outreach Program
Year: 2017 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Portland, ORAbout:
Connects Portland area teenagers with challenging outdoor and wilderness adventures to include a much broader demographic of students. The grant will make financial assistance available to broaden diversity and scope of the organization to an estimated 20-30 students who otherwise might not be able to participate.
Friends of Explorer Post 58
Project: Access Fund for Outdoor Leadership
Year: 2018 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Portland, ORAbout:
Allows low-income students to attend trips and help create positive relationships with their peers and adults around them. Helps to nurture conscious young adults who actively use whatever power they have to make positive change in the world.
Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Project: Community Stewardship of the Gorge
Year: 2022 Grant Amount: $40,000 Location: Portland, ORAbout:
Friends’ protects, preserves, and conserves the 293,000 acres of the Columbia
River Gorge National Scenic Area. We connect thousands to the Gorge through public education, land stewardship, and recreational opportunities.
Friends of Youth
Project: Support for general operation of all agency programs (wrap-around services)
Year: 2024 Grant Amount: $15,000 Location: Kirkland, WAAbout:
Supports general operation of agency programs, which will allow us to provide over 2,000 marginalized youth facing a wide range of difficult circumstances with emergency shelter, housing, mental health counseling, and other critical services.
Golden Road Arts
Project: Core Support: free art for students and teachers
Year: 2025 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Hillsboro, ORAbout:
There is no art education in local elementary schools. Golden Road Arts’ vision provides art classes to fill that void, providing sequential hands-on “art club” programs and free support materials for educators.
Good News Community Health Center
Project: Good News Clinic - two programs: Tutoring and Substance Abuse Prevention
Year: 2016 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Portland, ORAbout:
Grant supports two programs: 1) one-on-one educational tutoring for at-risk students and 2) expand substance abuse counseling as a next big step towards integrating a behavioral health program with primary care: a unique and critical offering in Rockwood, a neighborhood of outer SE Portland (Gresham), OR.
Harney County Arts in Education
Project: unrestricted
Year: 2017 Grant Amount: $3,000 Location: Hines, ORAbout:
May be used to make a library of suitable plays available to the Harney County high schools; Burns and Crane; Silvies Valley Charter School and the upper division students in our rural schools to encourage theatre performance, or as need is greatest.
Harney County Library Foundation
Project: Project Pre-COOL
Year: 2016 Grant Amount: $14,280 Location: Burns, ORAbout:
Provides a small branch library within the Early Childhood Center to introduce and connect families with young children with the larger Harney County Library, the library system and its resources. Also supports the “Raising a Reader” program for these families.
Heart of Oregon Corps
Project: Post-Secondary Education Success Initiative
Year: 2017 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Bend, ORAbout:
This initiative will expose and prepare 60 students from Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson Counties to educational opportunities beyond high school. 46% of the youth will be first generation college enrollees.
Heart of Oregon Corps
Project: Heart of Oregon 2023 Summer Programs
Year: 2023 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Bend, ORAbout:
Heart of Oregon provides two summer conservation programs, Central Oregon Youth Conservation Corps and Camp LEAD, which provide job skills training to youth doing work in a supportive outdoor work environment.
HOLLA
Project: Expanding Mentorship for Youth of Color in East Portland
Year: 2025 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Portland, ORAbout:
HOLLA pairs 100 youth of color in East Portland with adults who share similar cultures. The program provides educational and social support and fun activities, and recruits staff and mentors who are attuned to the culture of the youth.
Homeless Youth Law Clinic
Project: The p:ear legal project
Year: 2017 Grant Amount: $12,000 Location: Portland, ORAbout:
Provides community legal services ranging from advice, brief service and litigation, impacting fifty 14-25 year-old youth at p:ear. P:ear serves youth who are homeless, or at risk of experiencing homelessness.
Homeplate Youth Services
Project: Activities for Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Year: 2014 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Hillsboro, ORAbout:
Supports additional coordination and expansion of programming for HomePlate’s drop-in centers as well as outings with youth experiencing instability. Adding activities that increase youth’s mastery and belonging help to further their stability and hopes for a better future. The main expectation is to support the positive development of young people experiencing homelessness or housing instability through intentional and well-rounded programming. Project proposes to serve a projected 1,000 Washington County homeless youth during 2015.
HomePlate Youth Services
Project: Support to Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Year: 2020 Grant Amount: $10,000 Location: Beaverton, ORAbout:
Funds from the Lamb Foundation will support our work to serve Oregon’s most vulnerable community members and will strengthen our ability to provide consistent and focused attention to each individual along their journey to stability.
HomePlate Youth Services
Project: General Operations
Year: 2024 Grant Amount: $15,000 Location: Beaverton, ORAbout:
The impact of this proposal will help 100 unhoused youth to access HomePlate’s Outreach, Drop-In Center, Employment, Education and Housing resources that provide opportunities to gain stability and self-sufficiency. Also will help rebuild our volunteer program.
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