Oregon nonprofits: chambers, economic development and workforce organizations

36 Oregon nonprofits with $1 million or more in annual revenue, from IRS records, and what is happening in the Oregon job market around them. Staff can claim an organization’s page and set up a free workspace.

What matters to Oregon nonprofits right now

  • 5.1%

    unemployment, Aug 2026

    BLS, counties summed

  • 2

    open grants for nonprofits

    Grants.gov and SAM.gov

  • 9

    local workforce boards

Oregon workforce boards · Oregon economic development organizations · White Collar Employment Report

Grants open to Oregon nonprofits

Chambers of commerce and business associations

Chambers of commerce and business associations in Oregon, largest first
OrganizationCityAnnual revenue
Portland Metro ChamberPortland$11.4M
Chamber of Medford Jackson CountyMedford$2.5M
Eugene Chamber of CommerceEugene$2.1M
Salem Area Chamber of CommerceSalem$1.5M
Greater Hillsboro Area Chamber of CommerceHillsboro$1.4M
Bend Chamber of CommerceBend$1.4M
Astoria-warrenton Area Chamber of CommerceAstoria$1.3M
Ashland Chamber of Commerce incAshland$1.1M

Economic development organizations

Workforce development organizations

Workforce development organizations in Oregon, largest first
OrganizationCityAnnual revenue
Worksystems incPortland$29.0M
Northwest Youth CorpsEugene$16.1M
Dpi SecurityPortland$9.4M
Willamette Workforce PartnershipSalem$6.8M
Exceed Enterprises incPortland$6.6M
Northwest Community Alliance incGearhart$6.6M
Rogue Workforce PartnershipMedford$6.5M
Lane Workforce PartnershipEugene$5.4M
Heart of Oregon Corps incBend$5.3M
VerdePortland$4.1M
Se Works incPortland$4.0M
South Coast Business Employment CorporationCoos Bay$3.7M
Construction Industry Training TrPortland$3.3M
Oregon Tradeswomen incPortland$2.8M
Klamath Works incKlamath Falls$2.7M
NamcoPortland$2.5M
Oregon Workforce PartnershipTigard$2.4M
Dpi StaffingPortland$2.4M
Abilities at WorkHillsboro$1.3M
Labors Community Service Agency incPortland$1.0M

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Sources: organization names, cities, revenue and filing years from IRS tax-exempt organization records; unemployment from the Bureau of Labor Statistics; grants from Grants.gov and SAM.gov.