Mano a Mano Supports Youth who have Incarcerated Family Members
Mano a Mano Family Center, serving Marion and Polk counties, plus surrounding communities, supports youth directly impacted by the carceral system. Established in 1988, they are the oldest Latino and immigrant-led community-based organization in the Salem-Keizer region.
JREP Grantees Visit Colorado to Learn from the WAGEES Program
WomenFirst Supports Black Women Healing from Trauma
Oregon Washington Health Network Gives People Who Have Caused Harm a Chance to do Better
The Stronghold Helps Native People, Inside and Outside Prison, Connect with their Culture
Q&A with Maritza Romero, our new Program Officer
Best wishes to our out-going program officer, David Navarro
LIFE Art Empowers Youth to Find Compassion and Connection Through Art
The Importance of BIPOC Leaders in Philanthropy
Introducing NWHF’s New Board Members, Ryan & Mohamed
The Harbor Offers Bilingual and Bicultural Support to Domestic Violence Survivors in Astoria
HOLLA Mentors Black and Brown Youth
Unite Oregon Action Visits Chicago to Canvass with Mijente
2023 Year in Review
Beyond These Walls Supports LGBTQIA2S+ People Incarcerated in the Pacific Northwest
Bon voyage to our accountant of 10 years, Katie Kordash
The fabulous Katie Kordash, senior accountant, is wrapping up her tenure here at NWHF at the end of this month.
Q&A with Jennifer Matsumura, Our New Accountant
A big welcome to NWHF’s new accountant, Jennifer Matsumura! Read our Q&A with Jennifer to learn more about her, her communities, and what drives her to work in philanthropy.
Community dinners are back!
Q&A with Kayla Mahiko, Our New Team Support Manager
Kayla Mahiko (she/her) joined Northwest Health Foundation at the end of October 2023 as our new Team Support Manager. We’re excited to have her as a part of the team, and we wanted to get to know her better, so we asked her a few questions. Here are her answers.