Giving Back
We believe in giving back.
It's our privilege to give back to so many incredible organizations that strengthen communities and help individuals grow and gain confidence. Sometimes a person just needs a little help, and we believe that every person—regardless of race, background, ethnicity, gender identity, or sexual orientation—deserves a chance. By partnering with non-profits aimed at ending inequity, cycles of abuse, addiction, and poverty, we can make a real impact on human suffering.
Through charitable giving, we support a multitude of charities across the United States and Canada. And through our Volunteer Paid Time-Off policy that encourages employees to donate time to a non-profit of their choice, we have an immediate and tangible effect on our own community of Portland, Oregon.
Recent charity partners include:
Operating more than forty different programs across Oregon and Washington, Janus Youth Programs assists over 6,000 young people every year, through outreach and guidance, along with access to food and shelter.
A non-profit animal rescue with a personal approach to matching humans with animals, Pixie Project also offers affordable veterinary care options for low-income pet owners.
Portland Rescue Mission aims to break cycles of homelessness and addiction. Always open, Portland Rescue Mission provides food and shelter, restrooms, showers, clothing, mail service, and comprehensive support services and recovery programs.
A non-profit with a mission to provide relief through the distribution of shoes and other clothing. To date, Sock It to Me has donated 7,200 pairs of socks and underwear to Soles4Souls distribution centers in the United States and Canada.
Raphael House of Portland helps domestic violence survivors with an emergency shelter and guidance on getting back on their feet. They’re committed to serving anyone regardless of gender identity, ethnicity, disability, immigration status or sexuality.
A weekly newspaper that covers issues related to homelessness, Street Roots helps create income opportunities through their vendor program. Homeless and low-income people are able to purchase Street Roots at a nominal price and then resell them, keeping whatever profit and tips they make. This program is aimed at developing skills, fostering self-respect, creating cross-class dialogue, and ultimately ending cycles of homelessness.
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