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The Next Chapter of Civic Health

From 2021-2024, the Civic Health C4 Power Program supported a cohort of BIPOC-led 501(c)(4)s with funding, infrastructure development grants, coaching and technical assistance, opportunities for peer-to-peer exchanges, movement building, data access, experimentation and evaluation. In 2024, we committed to continuing the Civic Health initiative through 2028 and beyond.

Read about the next four years of Civic Health

A multiracial group of fifteen adults poses in front of a wall, some standing, some kneeling. Text on the wall behind them reads "Giving, Diversity, Respect, Kindness, Community, Pride, Balance, Tradition, Leadership, Accountability."

Mostly Black youth sit on yoga mats in a large indoor space with a cement floor.

JREP Grantee Spotlight: Love is Stronger

Love is Stronger envisions a Portland where underserved youth will never feel drawn toward senseless acts of violence or cycles of antisocial behaviors. Instead, as a result of the work of Love is Stronger, youth will feel the power and promise of a community built on opportunity, accountability, and love.