OUR PARTNERS
Strategic Investments
Strategic Investments
2019-20 Grant Awards
Strategic Impact Partners
Community partners and programs working to provide the basic building blocks to a good life: to help children and youth achieve their potential, families and individuals reach financial stability and independence, people improve their health and for everyone to have transportation barriers removed.
Education – Increase high school completion
Allocations 2019-20
Hearts with a Mission, Building Bridges to Brighter Futures
521 Edwards St, Medford, OR 97501, (541)646-7835
Care worker and life coaches providing services for homeless/runaway youth.
Kids Unlimited, After School Program
821 N. Riverside, Medford, Oregon (541) 774-3900
After school programs in Medford and mentoring for Latino youth.
Resolve, Restorative Justice in Southern Oregon Schools
33 N. Central, #219 Medford, Oregon (541) 770-2468
Restorative practice in school setting.
Roots & Wings Child Development, Low Income/High-needs Children
3703 International Way, Suite B, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-3544
Spark 5-Star rated preschool, supporting a child’s natural ability to succeed in the world.
Education Day of Caring 2019
Family Nurturing Center Phoenix – Playground
Roots and Wings – Landscaping
Education WiLL 2018-19
Investments
Education Current Investments Impact Partnerships
Big Idea – Eagle Point High School, Illinois Valley High School, Medford High Schools Illinois Valley Schools & Partners – Collaborative Jackson County Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee – CollaborativeJackson County Threat Assessment Committee – Collaborative OHSU @ SOU Nursing – Student Survey of Big Idea Students
Southern Oregon Early Learning Success – Collaborative Southern Oregon Success – Collaborative
United Way Investment in Education Impact 17% of budget.
Income – Family stabilization and independence
Allocations 2019-20
Center for Non Profit Legal Services, Pathway’s to Income Stabilization and Economic Independence
225 West Main Street, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-729
Legal assistance for low income seniors and others, with an emphasis on immigration law.
Community Volunteer Network, Foster Grandparent Program
1045 Ellendale, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-5257
Volunteer services, working with children and others in the community.
Compass House, Employment Program
332 W 6th Street, Medford, Oregon (541) 973-2840
Support to members in obtaining transitional, supported and independent employment.
Consumer Credit Counseling, Financially Stable Families
820 Crater Lake Avenue #202, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-2273
Assistance in attaining and education on financial health for low income adults, money management for seniors.
Family Nurturing Center, Strengthening protective Factors
212 North Oakdale, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-5242
Parenting skills for families.
Living Opportunities, Employment
717 Murphy Road, Medford, Oregon (541) 772-1503
Jobs program with transportation for people with disabilities.
Rogue Retreat, Supportive Services
1410 W 8th Street, Medford, Oregon
Case management and supportive services to address individual challenges.
Income Day of Caring 2019
ACCESS, Employee Eating Area
Unete/NOWIA, Farmworker Welcome Bags
Income WiLL 2018-19
Investments
Current Income Impact Partnerships
FamilyWize Prescription Assistance Prescription Discount Card
Homeless Task Force Collaborative
HOPE Chest Emergency Assistance Fund
Project Community Connect Homeless/Near Homeless Outreach
Rogue Valley COAD Community Organizations Active in Disaster
VITA Teresa McCormick Center
United Way investment in Income Impact Area: 18% of budget.
Health – Maximize wellness
Allocations 2019-20
The Arc of Jackson County
121 N. Central, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-4520
Respite care for families caring for loved ones with special needs.
Asante Foundation, Transforming Healthcare for People with Mental Illness
2600 Siskiyou Blvd., Suite 100, Medford, Oregon (541) 789-5025
Ashland Supportive Housing, Summer Camp
693B Street, Ashland, Oregon (541) 488-2870
Summer camp for adults with developmental disabilities.
Ashland Family YMCA, Scholarships for Kids
540 YMCA Way, Ashland, Oregon (541) 482-9622
Camping, health enhancement, and youth development activities with scholarships available. Also health activities for families and people of all ages.
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), Capacity Building
613 Market Street, Medford, Oregon (541) 734-2272
A volunteer advocate in the courts for children who have been abused or neglected.
Children’s Advocacy Center, Therapy – Children & Non-offending Guardians
816 W 10th St, Medford, OR 97501 (541) 734-5437
Specialized Therapy for children and non-offending parent.
Community Works, Dunn House and Sexual Assault Vicitms Services programs
201 W. Main Street, Suite 3D Medford, Oregon (541) 779-2393
Dunn House, a shelter for women to protect and help them achieve freedom from domestic violence and sexual assault victim’s services.
Compassion Highway, SOS Help is on the Way
PO Box 1653, Medford, Oregon 97501
Provide essentials for people in need.
Hope Equestrian, Adopt a Rider
716 Riley Rd. in Eagle Point, Oregon (541) 776-0878
Rider tuition assist – (80% of clients) physically, emotionally, or learning disabled.
Jackson County SART (Sexual Assault Response Team), Sexual Assault Acute Response
facebook.com/Jackson-County-SART-543457215694582/
43 Morninglight Drive, Ashland, Oregon (541) 840-0940
Sexual assault survivor services.
LaClinica, Mobile Health Center
https://laclinicahealth.org/services/mobile-health/
The mobile health center is a 40-foot clinic on wheels that provides medical, dental, and behavioral health care to patients who have difficulty reaching our other health centers.
Living Opportunities, Supported Living
717 Murphy Road, Medford, Oregon (541) 772-1503
Max’s Mission, Narcan
P.O. Box 1145,Jacksonville, Oregon 97530 (458) 225-9760
Saving lives in Southern Oregon through the distribution of naloxone, a medication that reverses an opioid overdose.
OnTrack, Transitional Living Fund
300 W. Main Street, Medford, Oregon (541) 772-1777
Addiction treatment and recovery services.
Phoenix Counseling Center, Serinidad para la Familia
149 South Main Street, Phoenix, Oregon 97535 (541) 535-4133
149 South Main Street, Phoenix, Oregon 97535 (541) 535-4133
Counseling services for Spanish speaking families.
Rogue Valley Council of Governments, Food and Friends
155 North First St., Central Point, Oregon (541) 664-6674
Food delivery to seniors – also provides sometimes the only contact for homebound seniors.
Rogue Valley Family YMCA, Scholarships
522 W. 6th Street, Medford, Oregon (541) 772-6295
Financial assistance for preschool, child care, afterschool programs, camp, swim lessons, youth sports and family fitness.
Rogue Valley Mentoring, Mentoring Services
295 E. Main St, Suite 6, Ashland, Oregon (541) 708-6688
Mentorships one-to-one and groups on-site in the community.
Southern Oregon Child & Family Council, From Heart to Home: Conscious Discipline
1001 Beall Lane, Central Point, Oregon (541) 734-5150
Program advocates for families with young children to get the help and parenting education they need while the children are young enough to make the maximum impact on their lives.
WinterSpring, Center for Living with Loss & Grief, Youth Bereavement Support
290 N Main, #1, Ashland, Oregon (541) 552-0621
Helping children deal in healthy ways with the loss of loved ones in their lives.
Health Day of Caring 2019
ASH, Inc. – Painting
Children’s Advocacy Center – Garden
First Christian Church Community Kitchen – Painting
OnTrack – Painting
Rogue Valley Veterans & Community Outreach – Painting
The Salvation Army, Hope House – Painting
Health WiLL 2018-19
Investments
Current Health Impact Partnerships
Shatter the Silence – AllCare, Jackson Care Connect, Jackson County Sheriff’s office
Great Start, Eat Smart, Nutrition Education
Rogue Valley CAP, Child Abuse Prevention – Collaborative
Suicide Prevention – Coalition Jackson County Mental Health Suicide Prevention Coalition
United Way investment in Health Impact Area: 41% of budget.
Transportation – Remove barriers to getting to work, to school, to needed appointments
Allocations 2019-20
Addictions Recovery Center, Mobile Response Team
1003 E. Main Street, Medford, Oregon (541) 779-1282
Meets people where they are – on the greenway, at the hospital – with a person to help them find their way to recovery.
Community Volunteer Network, RSVP Call-a-Ride
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1 W. Main Street, #303, Medford, Oregon (541) 857-7780
Medical transportation program.
Transportation WiLL 2018-19
Investments
Current Transportation Impact Partnerships
Mobility Management – RVTD, Translink, Transportation Impact Committee United Way investment in Transportation
Impact Area: 7% of budget.
Important Past Impact Work
Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
Family Nurturing Center familynurturingcenter.org
Kids Unlimited KUOregon.org
La Clinica laclinicahealth.org
OnTrack ontrackrecovery.org
United Way of Jackson County
Meth Project
KOBI NBC 5/KOTI NBC 2
Asante Health System
Charter Media
Jeld-Wen Windows and Doors
Medford Fabrication
Merle West Medical Center
The ODS Companies
OnTrack
Oregon Health & Science University
Providence Health System
United Way of Jackson County
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