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Support Our Work
With your help Neighborhood House was able to SURPASS our goal of $133,000 for our 2012 Partnership Campaign!
In 2011, thanks to your support, Neighborhood House strengthened the lives of more than 18,000 low-income people through our comprehensive array of life-changing education and training programs. And almost half of those served were children.
Dwindling public dollars in 2012 means we may not be able to help as many people as we hope to, even as the need grows. We need your help to sustain both our safety net services and education programs in the coming year. Your contribution will help us provide immediate relief AND support long-term change for our neighbors:
$50 can provide a term of after-school tutoring for two youth.
$100 can provide four sessions of employment counseling.
$250 can provide a month of guidance for a youth at risk of dropping out.
$1,000 can purchase 5,000 pounds of food to be distributed to hungry families and seniors in our Emergency Food Box Program.
Please join your neighbors who are stepping up to contribute generously at this time of extraordinary need and insecurity about public funding of human services. Click here to give what you can today! Together we can continue to meet the needs of our community’s most vulnerable neighbors.
Get involved!
Here are some ways you can support Neighborhood House’s work in the community:
Donate - Click here to make an online contribution now.
Make a planned gift - Remember Neighborhood House in your will or estate plan.
Volunteer – Give your time and make a difference in the lives of your neighbors. Get started by filling out the volunteer application.pdf.
Neighborhood House is a responsible steward of your contributions. We have a long history of sound management and are committed to providing high-quality programs that effectively strengthen the lives of low-income children, families and seniors. Of every dollar contributed, 86 cents go directly to support our programs.

We're Depending On You
Neighborhood House depends on your generous support to assist more than 18,000 low-income children, families and seniors across the greater Portland area each year.





