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SE Uplift's 2013 Neighborhood Small Grant Awards

SE Uplift Board of Directors Approves

Grant Funding for Fifteen Community Projects

 

The Office of Neighborhood Involvement (ONI) has allocated $21,603 in grant funds to SE Uplift for management of the 2013 Neighborhood Small Grant Program. Twenty grant proposals were received by the November 5 deadline requesting a total of $54,698.45.

 

After evaluation and deliberation, the grant selection committee unanimously recommended the funding of fifteen outstanding projects ranging from community theater workshops to neighborhood tree plantings, leadership trainings for day laborers to school gardens, community murals to cultural arts classes, and outreach to non-English speakers to family recreation nights, and much more!

 

1. Advanced Skills Training, Voz Workers' Rights Education Project

2. Collaborative Arleta Garden Planning Process, Arleta School Garden Committee

3. Community Classes for Adults with Special Needs, On-the-Move Community Integration

4. Eastside Forum Project, Living Stages

5. Eastside Village, PDX – Phase 1: Community Awareness and Engagement, Eastside Village, PDX

6. Foster United Outreach to Non-English Speakers in SE Portland’s Foster Road Area, Foster United

7. Friends in the Neighborhood - Family Recreation Night, Konko Church of Portland

8. Mount Tabor Family Adventure Scramble, Jim Bridger PTA

9. Neighborhood PLACE: Parks, Learning, and Community Enhancement, Tsuga Community Commission

10. North Tabor Mural Project, North Tabor Neighborhood Association

11. Pick-Me-Up, the Madison House – Good Samaritan Ministries

12. Post5 Theatre Summer Teen Apprentice Program, Post5 Theatre

13. Richmond Neighborhood's Emergency Preparedness Program, Richmond Neighborhood Association

14. Sunnyside's Narrow Planting Strip Tree Accessibility Project, Friends of Trees

15. Woodstock Community Information Kiosk, Woodstock Neighborhood Association

 

These projects are excellent examples of how citizens are working together to improve the quality of our neighborhoods by building community, increasing volunteer capacity and forging new organizational partnerships through sustainable projects. For more information on each project, please visit www.southeastuplift.org.

 

-- Kelly FeddersonCommunity Outreach Coordinator

SE Uplift Neighborhood Coalition

3534 SE Main Street

Portland, OR 97214

503-232-0010 x 312

www.southeastuplift.org


Table of Contents
SW Neighborhoods May 2013 newsletter
SE Uplift e-News, May 2013
Updates from NE Coalition of Neighborhoods, May 2013
Save the Date! NNEBA's MLK Dream Run, Sun. Aug. 4, 2013
Eastside Greenway Trail closure May 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
2013 YOUTH ACTION GRANTS PROGRAM
World Environment Day Comes to Portland, June 5, 2013
World Environment Day
Transportation Bureau announces Sunday Parkways dates, routes for 2013
Construction on Powell through May
Know someone with a lifelong commitment to justice, equality & public empowerment? Nominate them for the Sy Award by May 27th
Eastside Greenway Trail Closure begins TOMORROW - May 1st
Street paving closes lanes on NE Halsey Street from May 10 through May 24, 2013
Know someone w/ lifelong commitment to justice, equality & public empowerment? Honor them w/ 6th annual Sy Award
OPEN HOUSES June 5 - PBOT Powellhurst-Gilbert Sidewalk Projects and ODOT Outer Powell Project
City of Portland 2013 Legislative Agenda Report released
The East Greenway Trail between Caruthers and just south of the OMSI submarine dock will be closed for 14 months beginning May 1, 2013.