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The Portland nonprofit is asking for volunteers to help with its I AM Impact community art project, which will serve to beautify Impact NW’s Dancing Tree Resource Center Continue Reading Press Release: Impact NW launches community art project, raising awareness for its upcoming I AM Impact event
If you have a couple of minutes to spare, please take our supporter survey (with an added opportunity to participate in our upcoming “I AM Impact” event on May 27th!) Continue Reading Impact NW Supporter Survey!
In a recent interview with the Portland Business Journal, Impact NW Executive Director, Andy Nelson sat down to discuss surpassing our ambitious $1 million goal for homelessness prevention in 2020 and what lies ahead for our community in 2021. Continue Reading PBJ Interview: Impact NW’s Andy Nelson talks homelessness prevention
Impact NW Executive Director Andy Nelson recently sat down with both Street Roots and the Nonprofit Association of Oregon to discuss the year our community has overcome and what lies ahead for the neighbors we serve. Continue Reading Impact NW In The News
As this unforgettable year comes to a close we’re taking a moment to look back at all our community has experienced over the course of these past 12 months—a moment to reflect on all this year has illuminated and to celebrate the strength that’s emerged from all corners this place we call home. Continue Reading 2020: A Year In Review
In their ongoing series, ‘We Are Oregon’s Non-Profits,’ The Nonprofit Association of Oregon (NAO) highlights the impact being made by organizations all across our community. Recently, they sat down for an interview with Impact NW Executive Director, Andy Nelson to discuss our mission and the impact this past year has had on our the people we work with: Continue Reading Impact NW Feature: ‘We Are Oregon’s Non Profits’
“Aging, Disability, & Veteran Services (ADVSD) is looking for input from older adults to share thoughts and opinions related to your experience living in Multnomah County” Continue Reading Your Input is Needed: 2021-2024 Area Plan on Aging