Hillman Family Foundations is the administrative and program office for the 18 foundations associated with the Hillman family.

Hillman Family Foundations

Henry Lea Hillman, Jr. Foundation Grant

The Juliet Ashby Hillman Foundation aims to enhance the quality of life in Portland, Oregon, and its surrounding areas. This goal is pursued through the support of various projects that align with their areas of interest.

Juliet Ashby Hillman Foundation

Juliet Ashby Hillman Foundation Grant

The mission of the funder is to effect change by energizing nonprofit partners towards excellence and enabling positive transformations within those organizations and the lives of those less fortunate they serve. They aim to think differently and employ strategies such as conducting site visits, providing leadership coaching, attending fundraising events, awarding grants for video production to improve storytelling, and fostering networking among partners. Their goal is not just to give money but to leverage their contributions to maximize impact, focusing on areas like families in crisis, education, and mental health prevention.

Walters Family Foundation

Walters Family Foundation Grant

Respect for Life is the focus of the Storms Family Foundation. Our funding is dedicated to programs within the state of Oregon.

Storms Family Foundation

Storms Family Foundation Grant

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) represents the Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla peoples, focusing on leveraging gaming revenue under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act to support tribal government operations, the welfare of its members, economic development, dividends for Tribal Members, and charitable giving through the Wildhorse Foundation, which embodies their traditional values of sharing and community support.

Wildhorse Foundation

Wildhorse Foundation: Regular Grant Program

We care about the communities where we live and work, aiming to give back through financial donations, including contributions from both the company and its employees.

Idaho Power

Idaho Power’s Community Contributions

The RNP Foundation is committed to increasing the overall well-being of our neighbors and beyond. With a foundation in meditation and spirituality, they aim to provide basic living, education, nutritional, and environmental needs to nurture a safer, healthier world where every person can achieve lasting happiness for generations.

Ravi and Naina Patel Foundation

RNP Foundation Grant

Cisco welcomes applications from community partners worldwide who align with their mission to innovate in addressing critical social challenges. Their dedication is to enable nonprofits through technology, enhancing productivity, scalability, and cost efficiency with a measurable impact. They focus on areas such as Cisco Crisis Response, education, economic empowerment, and climate impact and regeneration.

Cisco Systems Foundation

Product Grant Program

Making a difference every business day, one by one, by giving back and contributing to a better world reflects our culture and philosophy. Success is seen as a cumulative result of small, consistent efforts, highlighting the importance of each individual's unique contribution.

4imprint

One by One Program Grant

The Idaho Botanical Garden grows its community by connecting people, plants, and nature. Its vision is to be the region’s preferred space for gathering and experiencing nature and to encourage advocacy in environmental stewardship. It was established in 1984 on a 42-acre site of old prison grounds. The Garden commits to being a force for positive, actionable change to protect and co-exist within nature, impacting future generations.

Idaho Botanical Gardens Inc

Idaho Botanical Garden Donation Requests

The Jackson Foundation, established from the bequest of Maria C. Jackson, funds initiatives to promote public welfare with a focus on charitable, educational, or eleemosynary purposes within Oregon, especially Portland. With the guidance of trustees, it aims to support activities best calculated to advance the welfare of the public in these regions.

Henry Lea Hillman, Jr. Foundation Grant

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