Every ride we give is made possible through
the power of community partnerships.
Our supporters help us fuel connection, independence, and care for those who need it most.
Grantors
Roundhouse Foundation’s vision is to create a positive impact through collaboration in communities by encouraging creative problem solving, innovative programming, to stimulate local economies.
Oregonians helping Oregonians since 1973. In partnership with donors and volunteers, we put donated dollars to work to improve lives in every corner of Oregon.
Marie Lamfrom’s legacy of kindness, generosity, determination, and compassion guide our philanthropic approach today. Inspired by her spirit and led by members of her family, the Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation prioritizes investments in arts and creativity, education and mentorship, and health and well-being.
The Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians has a long and proud history of giving to the communities in which they live and work. In 1997 the Tribe formalized this tradition of philanthropy by establishing a grant making Foundation. The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation, is a private, independent foundation, representing the Tribe.
Putting our patients first
You are the most important part of St. Charles. That’s why we take our role in our communities seriously and have pledged to work with our partners to achieve our vision: Creating America's healthiest community, together.
Founded in 2016, we’re working to build a vibrant, resilient rural community where everyone thrives and feels they belong. We design and produce local events and programs that bring folks together, build trust, enable cooperation, cultivate local pride, and help everyone get engaged in the powerful act of community building.
The City of Sisters Community Grants provide assistance to non-profits and for-profit organizations who serve the Sisters community. Over the past two decades the City Council has awarded over $330,000 in grants to over 50 organizations with an average award of $1,500.
Partners
From housing to healthcare, education to equity, culture to communication, we understand our residents’ needs and have the resources to help people make a positive, lasting impact. And when good works and great ideas realize their full potential, so does our community.
Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) provides healthcare to low-income, working adults who live in Central Oregon and have no medical insurance or means to pay for care.