PORTLAND MEET PORTLAND
EIN 47-2471876 · Intergroup, Race Relations
What they do
PORTLAND MEET PORTLAND SERVED ROUGHLY 500 IMMIGRANTS and REFUGEES and 800 PEOPLE CLASSIFIED AS LOW-INCOME DURING THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018. WE ALSO ENGAGED OVER 3,700 DOMINANT CULTURE WHITE PORTLANDERS THOUGH OUR PROJECTS and PROGRAMS (OLD and NEW). ONGOING PROGRAMS INCLUDE - CITIZENSHIP and CIVIC FLUENCY: 1. 10 ONGOING CITIZENSHIP CLASSES2. 32 NEW CITIZENS YOUTH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT:1. 30 YOUTH LEADERS CULTIVATED THROUGH CREATIVE ARTS, ORAL HISTORY/STORYTELLING, and SKIL BUILDING ACTIVITIES CROSS-CULTURAL MENTORSHIP: 1. 42 VOLUNTEERS/MENTORS ENGAGED2. 1300 CULTURAL EXCHANGE HOURS3. 2640 WORKSKILLS HOURS PORTLAND MEET PORTLAND ALSO STARTED and IMPLEMENTED A SERIES of NEW PROGRAMS and SERVICES DURING FY 2018: PASS THE MIC: IMMIGRANT and REFUGEE YOUTH MUSIC PROGRAM. ONE WEEK MUSIC CAMP WITH 17 YOUTH FROM 4 CONTINENTS. FINAL CONCERT HAD 130 PEOPLE IN THE AUDIENCE. FORGED NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. EXPANDING OUT IN to YEAR ROUND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING. POSSIBLE PO
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MANUEL PADILLAEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JEFF COLEBOARD MEMBER
KAY REIDCHAIR AND BOARD MEMBER
MULLA TEREFETREASURER AND BOARD MEMBER
QUDSIA ASHANBOARD MEMBER
STEPHANIE GREEN WEIZERSECRETARY AND BOARD MEMBER
VINCENT CHIRIMWAMIBOARD MEMBER
About this charity
- Location
- 1320 SE 122ND AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97223
- County
- Washington
- In care of
- MANUEL PADILLA
- Primary officer
- MANUEL PADILLA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2017
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2017
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- PERKINS & COMPANY PC
- IRS tax category
- Intergroup, Race Relations