Best places: Non profit organizations in Portland, United States

Spacious nonprofit hangout doles out espresso drinks in a historic space with varied weekly events.

🫤 The reason for the two stars is that I was treated aggressive when entering the community center by Rodger Cross manager through OSPS. Mr. Cross rudely yelled "Whatever", to me after asking for his card. He made me feel uncomfortable. He wears a full uniform looking like a police officer. This was n...

Casual, industrial-style destination brewing specialty coffee, plus seasonal hot & cold drinks.

Rotating exhibits give insight into state history, art & more in building with 8-story-high murals.

Nonprofit professional theater putting on a variety of productions from fall through spring.

👍👍 If you are looking for a beautiful rooftop in Portland for your wedding, look no further. As a wedding photographer, I can be picky about aesthetics and flow of a space, and this rooftop is just dreamy. Stunning 180 degree views of historic NW Portland with the hills of Forest Park in the distance....

Hands-on exhibits are designed to teach visitors about the sustainability of forests & trees.

😠 I worked at this club...I'm a Blackman. As I checked in at the front desk and was told to wait for someone to escort me back to kitchen...a young white woman leaned over to her Co worker who was also working at the desk..she stated she does not know why the MAC club let's crackheads come work here.....

👍👍 When I first came to Portland I was homeless, and highly depressed. Coming from a small southern country town and being transgender, transitioning seemed like total taboo. I went to that clinic for help. It was a last stop. They helped me, and I forever greatful. Now if we fast forward 5 years, I'...

👍 My first impression is that I like Friendly House. I know they offer a lot of services to the community and have actives for the young and the old. I just don't go there very often because of where it is located. NW Portland is too far away and the parking in NW is getting worse and worse. Friendly...

👍👍 PICA presents one of the few great contemporary arts festivals in the world every September. They also do tons of work in our community to build arts engagement for all ages, including offering exposure that Portland artists would never receive without PICA. It is not a "Nice loft style place for...

Nonprofit photo gallery founded in 1975 hosting exhibits by local, national & global artists.

👍👍 Small intimate show of various artists. Lots of space to move around for social distancing. The greater was a polite beautiful man. Very clean. Free to attend. Worth a visit and restaurants near by for a snack or meal.

👍👍 I contacted C.A.P. before leaving the Southeastern US and coming to Portland basically as a social/political/medical refugee. This organization has been pivitol in my transition from a homeless, recently HIV/HCV diagnosed, addict with no real reason to hope for a better tomorrow to an clean, establ...

👍👍 No lunch or dinner service available at this time! Frozen soup for purchase only! Can be purchased in person or on delivery apps. Soups are very tasty!

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

👍👍 I highly recommend this clinic, and especially Dr. Ohlinger. They have worked tirelessly to make sure that I get all of the medications that I need and are excellent at managing Prior Authorizations and communicating with my insurance to ensure everything is affordable. They are extremely understand...

👍👍 They have a great annual festival with over 200 vendors.....as well as festivals throughout the year. The town is a terrific place to visit as the restaurant scene is one of the best on the east coast for small towns. The stores and the streets are easy to walk and browse. The nightlife is also v...