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Women's Foundation of Oregon

Last updated Jun 2026

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The Women's Foundation of Oregon raises and distributes funds, conducts research, and advances policy to improve the lives and opportunities of women and girls across Oregon. It makes direct grants to community organizations, publishes research on gender justice, and runs an Abundance for All policy framework. Individuals can get involved by donating, attending events, or supporting funded grantees; reach the office at info@w-for.org or 971-230-1294.

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Location

Women's Foundation of Oregon

221 NW 2nd Ave, Suite 302, Portland, OR 97209

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