
AWS Elemental continues to support AKA Science
We know that getting kids interested in science matters—and we're grateful that local tech company AWS Elemental thinks so, too! Their consistent support helps bring fun, interactive science classes to hundreds of kids in the Portland area.

Impact NW’s 2017: Our Favorite Moments
As 2017 comes to an end, we feel it’s important to reflect on how far we’ve come in our work to inspire hope and empower independence. We’re happy to share some of our favorite moments of 2017 as we look forward to another fantastic year.

Meet the team that cares for our community’s vulnerable elders
The small Impact NW Senior GAP team that supports hundreds of older adults play a vital role in our community, keeping our aging, vulnerable populations safe.

“The Opportunities are Endless”
Early childhood education can open the door to success for kids in poverty. And when we invest in our children, society rises up alongside them.

Early Childhood Inequality (Infographic)
Early childhood education can open the door to success for kids in poverty. And when we invest in our children, society rises up alongside them.

Impact Spotlight: Heidi Brinnich
For Heidi Brinnich, getting involved with Impact NW through volunteering & attending events provided an opportunity for healing and transformation.

Undocumented: Young minds feel the strain of families broken apart.
As a provider to our community’s most vulnerable populations, Impact NW responds to children and families in need. Recently, our staff and volunteers have been finding ways to respond and support children directly affected by the national uncertainties surrounding the topic of immigration.

Three reasons why volunteering as a corporate team is worth your time
What does volunteering to help teach resume writing and interviewing skills have to do with fostering a strong corporate team? Just ask Jennifer Birk, a Consultant at Propeller Consulting.

We walk with Jeff.
Jeff Cogen, Impact NW’s Executive Director, experienced a moderate stroke on July 21. The Impact NW community, like everyone, was saddened by the news. Yet, in the days since, we are doing what we do best: rallying for someone who needs us.

An Eye for Photography
William Walker Elementary School student, Yair, developed his talent in digital photography through after-school classes at Impact NW's SHINE Program.
