Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington

The Cascade Pacific Council of Scouting America, formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America, serves over 7,000 youth across 19 counties in Northwestern Oregon and Southwestern Washington. With a focus on leadership, citizenship, and personal growth, they offer a diverse range of outdoor adventures and programs designed to foster perseverance, resilience, and community service among participants. Through award-winning summer camps, specialized training, and various youth programs, the Cascade Pacific Council aims to provide exceptional scouting experiences that prepare young individuals for life and career challenges. Their commitment to impactful programming emphasizes the importance of personal development in a supportive and adventurous environment. Generated from the website

Willowbrook Arts Camp, located in Tualatin, OR, is a renowned summer camp that offers award-winning programs for children of various age groups. However, in 2024, the camp will not be held as the Board has decided to take a pause and re-imagine the camp's future for the next 40 years. With programs catering to children aged 3-18, including Squirrel's Nest for ages 3-4, Village for ages 5-7, and Artisan for ages 8-18, Willowbrook Arts Camp has established itself as a prominent destination for artistic and creative development. Despite the temporary closure in 2024, the camp's commitment to providing exceptional experiences for young artists remains unwavering.Generated from the website

Established in 1983, National Indian Child Welfare Association is a private, nonprofit membership organization that provides a range of child abuse and neglect prevention programs for American Indian children and families. It offers consortium partnership, community mental health services, Indian child welfare, cultural competency training and customary adoption programs. The organization additionally provides technical assistance for children with mental illnesses and developmental disabilities. It offers project design, program planning, evaluation, on-site training, research and advocacy services. The organization maintains a library that stocks books, articles and movies, as well as provides curriculum-related materials and a variety of leisure reading options for children. It has partnerships with the Center for Mental Health Services, Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians, American Humane Association and Child Welfare Information Gateway. National Indian Child Welfare Association is located in Portland, Ore.