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Brown Hope

Last updated Jun 2026

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Brown Hope is a Portland nonprofit building a movement of interdependence for racial justice and community healing. Its programs include the Black Resilience Fund, Power Hour, the Solidarity Squad, and Healing Initiatives. Founded in 2018, it supports BIPOC communities through direct aid, organizing, and advocacy.

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