NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIPS INC
PORTLAND, OR | Multnomah County
Affordable Housing
Overview
NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIPS INC
91-1943624
120 NW 9TH AVE STE 216
PORTLAND, OR 97209
Multnomah County
PORTLAND, OR 97209
Multnomah County
(503) 226-3001
info@neighborhoodpartnerships.org
Mission Statement
NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIPS WORKS WITH COMMUNITIES ACROSS OREGON TO DEVELOP HUMAN-CENTERED AND EMERGENT SOLUTIONS TO IMMEDIATE HARMS; AND TO POWER LIBERATORY AND TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE THROUGH ORGANIZING, POLICY ADVOCACY, AND NARRATIVE CHANGE. WE CENTER THOSE MOST IMPACTED BY RACIAL, HOUSING, AND ECONOMIC INJUSTICE, DIRECTING OUR ENERGY AND RESOURCES TOWARD BUILDING COMMUNITY POWER, KNOWLEDGE, AND CAPACITY.
CRA Category
- Affordable Housing
Nonprofit location
- This nonprofit is not located in any CRA geographies.
Awards & Certifications
- This nonprofit has not received any CRA awards or certifications.
Founded
1998
Total Employees
13
Total Volunteers
10
Nonprofit Classification (NTEE Code)
T99
T - Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking
Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations N.E.C.
Use this code for organizations that clearly provide philanthropy, voluntarism and grantmaking services where the major purpose is unclear enough that a more specific code cannot be accurately assigned.
IRS Activity Codes
-
Not reported
-
Not reported
-
Not reported
Standard Business Classification (NAICS Code)
813219
Other Grantmaking and Giving Services
Targeted Clients
- Economically Disadvantaged
- First-Time Homebuyers
CRA Income Characteristics
- HUD Assistance Recipients
- Low-Income
- Moderate-Income
- People Living Below Poverty Level
CRA Alignment
CRA Category
Affordable Housing
Creation, rehabilitation, operation or preservation of affordable housing.
100%
Percent LMI Served
as reported by the nonprofit
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Programs & Services
Oregon IDA Initiative
Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) offer matching cash for asset building, information about financial systems, and community-based support for Oregonians with low to moderate incomes. Participants use IDA match dollars to leverage the power of their own savings in support of their financial goals. Match amounts and asset goals vary by saver, with timelines ranging from 6 months to 3+ years.
Targeted Clients
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Entrepreneurs
- First-Time Homebuyers
CRA Income Characteristics
- Low-Income
- Moderate-Income
Oregon Housing Alliance
The Housing Alliance has a vision of every Oregonian having a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home. To get there, we work together to advance a legislative agenda in Oregon which addresses our communities most pressing housing needs. We know these problems are within our reach to solve. Our members have decades of experience in solving these issues, helping people get into and stay stable in affordable rental homes, and access homeownership. Together, as a state, we know we can end housing instability.
Targeted Clients
- Economically Disadvantaged
- First-Time Homebuyers
- Homeless
- Nonprofits
- Rural Residents
CRA Income Characteristics
Not reported
Oregon Economic Justice Roundtable
The Oregon Economic Justice Roundtable (OEJR) is a shared table of funders, advocates, and other nonprofit organizations advancing collective and sustained action for racial and economic justice around the state. Our challenge is to imagine a new bold and liberatory vision that will guide and support the work of racial and economic justice for our communities. The work of the roundtable also includes advancing policy changes that are necessary for dismantling structures that perpetuate inequitable treatment. We work to create an environment where we can all live beyond the basics of safety and security, into the freedom to actualize dreams, and the power for communities to have control over their own financial and economic destiny.
Targeted Clients
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Entrepreneurs
- General Public
- Minority Individuals
CRA Income Characteristics
Not reported
Residents Organizing for Change
Residents Organizing for Change (ROC) is a statewide network of residents of affordable housing, those in need of, and front-line staff of affordable housing providers that are committed to advocating for safe, stable, and affordable housing for all Oregonians. In 2019 ROC was formed, and is working toward establishing regional chapters and a steering committee that will help move the ROC housing justice movement. The impact of those with lived experience is an equitable way to improve housing policy that is the cornerstone of improving the lives across Oregon.
Targeted Clients
- Economically Disadvantaged
- Rural Residents
CRA Income Characteristics
- Low-Income
- Moderate-Income
- People Living Below Poverty Level
- HUD Assistance Recipients
- SNAP Recipients
Awards & Certifications
Community Development Financial Institution
Community Development Financial Institution Award Recipient
New Market Tax Credit Recipient
HUD Counseling Agency
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Recipient
IRS Summary
Income
$16.3M
Revenue
$16.3M
Assets
$30.3M
IRS Business Master File Details
As of March 2024
Exempt Ruling Date
1999-08
Deductibility Status
Deductible
Last Tax Filing
2022
Organization Type
Corporation
Organization Tax Filing Status
990 (all other) or 990EZ return
Foundation Tax Filing Status
990-PF not required by IRS
Affiliation Classification
Independent Organization
Basis for Foundation/Public Charity Status
Organization which receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)
IRS Publication 78 Details
As of March 2024
Verified in Publication 78
No
Deductibility Limitation
Not reported
Organization Description
Not reported
IRS Form 990 Returns
Through August 2023
Nonprofit Location
Physical Address
120 NW 9TH AVE STE 216
PORTLAND, OR 97209
Multnomah County
PORTLAND, OR 97209
Multnomah County
Area Type
Metropolitan Statistical Area
FIPS Geocoded Address
38900
MSA/MD
41
State
051
County
0051.02
Tract
Upper
Income Level
Core-Based Statistical Area
38900 - Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA
Combined Statistical Area
440 - Portland-Vancouver-Salem, OR-WA
Metropolitan Division
Not located in an MD.
Located In
Low- or Moderate-Income Census Tract
Opportunity Zone
Majority Minority Census Tract
26.73%
FFIEC Designated Distressed Census Tract
FFIEC Underserved Census Tract
Geographies Served
- OR - All Counties
Market Data
| Census Tract | County | |
|---|---|---|
| 0051.02 | Multnomah County | |
| Population | ||
| Total Population | 3,113 | 808,098 |
| Total Households | 2,025 | 343,370 |
| Income | ||
| Median Family Income (Census*) | $147,857 | $83,668 |
| Median Family Income (2023 FFIEC est.) | $114,400 | $114,400 |
| Tract Income Percentage | 156.08% | N/A |
| Below Poverty Level | 10.2% | 12.2% |
| Unemployment Level | 0.0% | 5.5% |
| Housing | ||
| Total Housing Units | 2,229 | 363,661 |
| Total Owner-Occupied Units | 34.0% | 54.5% |
| Total Renter-Occupied Units | 56.8% | 45.5% |
| Total Vacant Units | 9.2% | 5.5% |
* Census tract income based on 2020 American Community Survey data as reported in the 2023 FFIEC Census Flat File; County income based on 2022 American Community Survey data.
Management
12
Total Voting Members
in Governing Body
in Governing Body
12
Independent Voting Members
in Governing Body
in Governing Body
Tax Filing Signatory
Carlos David Garcia
Principal Officer
Not reported by nonprofit.
findCRA Profile Owner
Justice Hager
Development and Communications Manager
jhager@neighborhoodpartnerships.org
Development and Communications Manager
jhager@neighborhoodpartnerships.org
Key Policies & Documents
Written Conflict of Interest Policy
Written Document Retention & Destruction Policy
Written Whistleblower Policy
CEO Compensation Review Process
Written Minutes of Board Meetings
Financial Statements & Reporting
Compiled or Reviewed by an Independent Accountant
Audited by an Independent Accountant
Included in Consolidated Financial Statements
Internal Audit Committee Review
Federal Grant Audit Required
Federal Grand Audit Performed
Organization Activities
Provides Credit Counseling
Conducts Gaming Activities
Engages in Lobbying Activities
Engages in Political Activities
Makes Grants to Individuals
Makes Grants to Organizations
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