2022-23 Grant Recipients
- Camp ELSO – Culturally relevant STEAM education and workforce development empowering youth of color
- Camp Fire Columbia – Salmon Camp accommodations, food, and counselors for Indigenous students
- Friends of Pier Park – “Connecting Our Kids to Their Next-Door Nature” Program for Sitton Elementary School students
- Friends of Tryon Creek – Tryon Ecology Adventures culturally responsive environmental education day program
- High Desert Partnership – Career-level internships and mentoring to create career opportunities for youth in ecological stewardship and restoration
- Mary River Watershed Council – Workshops, field trips, & field lessons for bilingual high school students, dual-immersion 3rd graders, & high school science classes
- Mount Pisgah Arboretum – Training and compensation for Latinx youth to be bilingual nature educators
- Soul River – Environmental education deployments for youth supported by adults who are veterans
- Upper Deschutes Watershed Council – Hands-on education and stewardship activities to connect students to rivers and streams
- Verde – Support for staff capacity, curriculum, and transportation for field trip-based environmental education
- Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis – Free “Be Great by 8th" and “Training Teens for Tomorrow” programming
- Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion & Polk Counties – Staffing and supplies to support Project Learn’s focus on high school graduation and post-secondary education
- College Possible – Programming support including materials, technology, and travel for rural Oregon counties
- Elevate Oregon – Curriculum, academic and socioemotional support, career development, culturally responsive advocacy, and 1:1 mentoring for at-risk youth
- Friends of the Mentor Program – One-on-one, team, and peer mentoring in Lake County
- Latino Network – Escalera Educational Access program for Latinx high school students
- Mt. Scott Park Center for Learning – Equitable high school education for students who struggle to fulfill their potential in traditional school environment
- Portland YouthBuilders – Trainer, tools and supplies, and test fees for Construction Training program
- Project Youth+ – Mentoring and support to regain track to post-secondary education
- Shadow Project – Reading materials and support for volunteer recruitment along with an educator to expand Reading Mentors in the Centennial School District
- SMART Reading – Literacy support and book access for Southern Oregon counties
- Willamette Academy at Willamette University – College access programming via academic support and mentoring for high school students in Salem-Keizer school district
- Young Roots Oregon – Academic support services for teen parents in Greater Albany Public School District
- Youth Progress Association – Year-round Learning Center for students in foster care
- AC Portland – Recruitment, training, and stipends for mentors in support of roller derby and volleyball programming for girls and gender-expansive youth
- Adaptive Sports Northwest – Recreational, fitness and competitive opportunities for youth with physical or visual disabilities
- Adelante Mujeres – Staff and supplies for 10-week Soccer Academy for Latinx girls with parenting workshops and family engagement support
- Boys & Girls Club of Warm Springs/Snohomish County – Triple Play program re-introduction at the Warm Springs Club
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Lane County – Multi-Sport equipment including portable basketball hoops, pickle ball supplies, and volleyball nets/stands
- Building Healthy Families – Pump track at bicycle playground park
- Central Oregon Disability Support Network – Bike for Life program at no cost to youth and families
- Kids Club of Harney County – Road Running Club and Out of School enrichment programs
- Made to Thrive – Participation fees, gear and apparel, transportation, and staff salaries to remove barriers for rural youth to participate in sport
- Northwest Association for Blind Athletes – Camp Spark adaptive sports and skill development for children and youth who are blind or visually impaired
- Portland Community Football Club – High-quality, affordable club soccer for youth