Mural dedicated to Black Business pioneers in Portland, on the building of Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon in NE Portland. 

As a nonprofit community development financial institution, Business Impact NW is dedicated to serving underbanked entrepreneurs. They provide coaching, classes, and access to capital to micro- and small businesses.

CASA of Oregon works alongside community organizations to provide programs and resources that strengthen families' financial well-being.  CASA of Oregon also promotes affordable homeownership through the creation of resident-owned, manufactured housing communities.

Community Development Partners, a Certified B Corporation ("B Corp") develops housing communities that enrich the quality of life of residents. It often partners with community-based nonprofit organizations to co-develop housing, building off each organization's strengths in affordable housing development, finance, and on-site programs and services.

Focused primarily in Washington County, Community Housing Fund is a community development financial institution that makes predevelopment, land acquisition, bridge, and other types of loans to move affordable housing projects from concept through to competitive funding.

Community LendingWorks, based in Springfield, Oregon, provides access to capital, credit, and asset building financial products that help strengthen families and neighborhoods across Oregon.

Craft3 is one of the largest nonprofit lenders in the Pacific Northwest and makes loans to individuals, businesses, nonprofits and tribal nations across the region. By prioritizing lending to those who are unable to qualify for traditional bank financing, Craft3 focuses on delivering capital where it’s needed most and can generate the greatest impacts.

Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon aims to elevate and empower historically excluded and under-resourced  entrepreneurs. MESO's holistic array of business services and flexible capital help entrepreneurs launch and expand their businesses and generate family wealth.

Headquartered in Roseburg, Oregon, NeighborWorks Umpqua strengthens rural communities in Southern Oregon and the South Coast by empowering individuals to achieve housing stability and financial security.

NOAH champions the preservation and development of affordable housing using  strategic partnerships, policy acumen,  creative solutions and a its skills as a nonprofit lender to housing projects across the state.

Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) is among the few nonprofit housing developers in the state to have the capacity and dedication to develop in both urban and rural communities.  With projects spanning 10 counties, NHA builds opportunities for seniors, families, veterans and people with special needs.

 A leader in the organic movement and a purpose-led business, Organically Grown Company believes that equitable and sustainable agriculture systems ensure global health. It was the first company in the U.S. to become owned by a “purpose trust,” making it forever committed to delivering positive economic, social and environmental impact.

Point West Credit Union, a not-for-profit, member owned financial institution, strives to bring financial inclusion and empowerment to the Portland metro area and Yamhill County.  They work to lift up the underserved, including immigrants, communities of color, and small businesses. 

Rural Community Assistance Corporation is a nonprofit organization that operates in 13 western states and pacific islands. They serve indigenous and rural communities through training, technical assistance, lending and advocacy.

REACH Community Development strives to create thriving and equitable communities where all people live in quality and sustainable housing they can afford. REACH manages over 2700 homes and apartments in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Based in Lane County, Sponsors, Inc. offers a range of holistic support including transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, employment services, mental health counseling, and mentoring—the critical elements needed for people to begin rebuilding their lives after being incarcerated.