Who funds Rose Community Development Corporation?

Support operations and affordable housing programs for bipoc and low-income families and individuals in multnomah county

Matching gifts

Support operations and affordable housing programs for bipoc and low-income families and individuals in outer se portland

General operating

Unrestricted programming (summer programs)

For general operating support

General support

To build capacity for larger housing development projects in East Multnomah county

Charitable

General support

To build capacity for larger housing development projects in East Multnomah county

Support environmental and social justice empowerment training and paid internships for primarily youth of color from low-income households in collaboration with community partners in east portland, lents, and surrounding neighborhoods impacted by the covid-19 pandemic

for Emergency Loan Fund

To help this Multnomah County housing provider oversee its growing rental housing portfolio and support an organization-wide strategic plan

For participation in Meyer's 2019 Equity Housing Summit: Strategies to Advance the Field

To help this Multnomah County housing provider oversee its growing rental housing portfolio and support an organization-wide strategic plan Note: I completed the media description for this grant to ROSE back in December. As we were finalizing the grant agreement, however, things have started to change. The current media description may change a bit, as we finalize things in the coming weeks. I'll put a note in Grantis, but thought I'd also email and ask that it not be promoted any more until we figure it out. --TD 1-7-19. Update: Grant description is now final. TD 3-8-19

For third-year funding to implement property-specific portfolio preservation plans in Multnomah County, as part of the Affordable Housing Initiative's Sustaining Portfolios strategy

To bring together diverse community members to build leadership and power, support and lead local housing advocacy initiatives and fight against displacement in Portland's Lents neighborhood

For a partnership with Passin'Art and playwright Michael Eichler to produce Repulsing the Monkey, a play about gentrification

Leadership program

To bring together diverse community members to build leadership and power, support and lead local housing advocacy initiatives and fight against displacement in portland's lents neighborhood

To expand programming that helps residents achieve improved outcomes in health, education and early childhood development in southeast portland