Forging community-led solutions for nature, people, and jobs. We partner with communities throughout the Northwest on projects that promote smart water use, clean energy, and healthy forests, farms, and ranches.

The largest and oldest art museum in Oregon, housing over 50,000 art objects, including significant collections of Pacific Northwest art, Native American art, and American photography. It’s a major cultural resource, educational center, and inspiration point for Portland’s residents, visitors, and the region.

Fighting for a world beyond toxics. We’ve been defending Oregon’s land, water and air for more than 20 years. Beyond Toxics provides leadership to build a community-driven environmental justice movement for a thriving and just Oregon. As we look forward, Beyond Toxics envisions a future where we all have equitable access to healthy communities and a thriving environment.

Our team works diligently to create transformational programs and strong partnerships with our Club kids so they can enjoy being a kid, explore their potentials, and live their dreams. For over 54 years, our organization has hosted events and raised money to provide free, nutritious meals; dental care and kits; and backpacks with school supplies; and more with the goal of paving a path of success for all our Club kids.

Gather:Make:Shelter collaborates with people experiencing houselessness and poverty through arts workshops and mentorship to empower participants to forge creative paths to stability and community.

We help divested young people build the capacity to rise to the challenges of life. The IKE Box coffee shop, has been furthering our mission since 2004. The IKE Box creates opportunities to train, mentor, and employ divested youth in an apprenticeship program that restores dignity and builds self-sufficiency through belonging to a team, gaining skills, and working hard.

We provide transformative wilderness experiences that grow a community of environmental advocates. Our center has educated thousands of students in outdoor school programs, hosted science conferences, art and writing retreats, and wilderness medicine certification courses. We have used the Jawbone Flats site as a launch point for our popular Opal Creek Expeditions program, where we guide youth on week-long backpacking trips.

Mahonia Nursery donated oak trees to the City of Salem’s Woodscape Park that links two neighborhoods and includes a bioswale that controls and cleanses stormwater. The Woodscape Community was planned & developed by Wildwood | Mahonia owner John Miller.

Mahonia Vineyard supports Soul River through donations of wine for their annual events.

Soul River is a nonprofit 501 c3 focusing on bringing veterans as mentors and inner-city youth together into the wild rivers of nature. They inspire the youth by becoming guardians, teachers and role models as an act of service. The hope is that this encourages youth participants to grow and become ambassadors of our natural environment.

Mahonia Vineyard is the wine sponsor for the Profile Theater group.

Profile’s mission is to produce a season of first-class productions and community engagement activities centered around a single writer whose vision broadens our perspective on our world and deepens our collective compassion. Profile Theater does this through large-scale professional productions, their expansive In Dialogue program, and their vibrant education programs.

One of our sister companies is Mahonia Nursery.

Mahonia Nursery has been specializing in growing native plants of the Pacific Northwest and selected ornamentals for over 35 years. We are a family-owned wholesale nursery offering quality plants, grown in a sustainable manner, at a competitive price. We also offer plant brokering services to help you organize, locate, purchase and deliver the plant material to your project.