Environment Nonprofits in Oregon

Environment organizations operating in Oregon — revenue, assets, and AI-powered transparency analysis from IRS 990 data.

50Organizations
$82.4MTotal Revenue
$113.3MTotal Assets
82/100Avg Mission Score

Top Environment Organizations in Oregon

#OrganizationCityRevenueScore
1 Western Rivers Conservancy Portland $42.1M —
2 Coos Watershed Association Coos Bay $5.0M —
3 Partnership For The Umpqua Rivers Roseburg $2.8M —
4 Rogue River Watershed Council Central Point $2.7M 85/100
5 American Whitewater Springfield $2.5M —
6 Long Tom Watershed Council Eugene $2.3M 92/100
7 Walla Walla Watershed Foundation Milton Frwtr $2.0M —
8 North Fork John Day Watershedcouncil Long Creek $1.9M 92/100
9 Applegate Partnership Jacksonville $1.7M —
10 Salmon Safe Portland $1.3M —
11 North Coast Watershed Association Astoria $1.0M —
12 Willamette Riverkeeper Eugene $1.0M —
13 Columbia Slough Watershed Council Inc Portland $1.0M —
14 South Fork John Day Watershed Council John Day $954K —
15 Johnson Creek Watershed Association Portland $948K —
16 Powder Basin Watershed Council Baker City $793K —
17 Middle Fork Willamette Watershedcouncil Springfield $756K —
18 South Santiam Watershed Council Lebanon $740K —
19 Smith River Watershed Council Reedsport $645K —
20 Friends Of Netarts Bay Watershed Estuary Beach And Sea Netarts $635K —

Environment Nonprofits by City in Oregon

Portland (10) Eugene (3) Hillsboro (2) Lebanon (2) Pacific City (2) Jacksonville (2) Springfield (2) Astoria (1) Baker City (1) Corvallis (1) Netarts (1) Lake Oswego (1) John Day (1) Central Point (1) Mcminnville (1)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many environment nonprofits are in Oregon?

There are 50 environment nonprofits in Oregon, with $82.4M in combined revenue and $113.3M in total assets.

What is the largest environment nonprofit in Oregon?

The largest environment nonprofit in Oregon by revenue is Western Rivers Conservancy with $42.1M in annual revenue.

How do environment nonprofits in Oregon spend their money?

Spending data is being compiled.

How can I verify a environment nonprofit in Oregon?

Check the organization's Mission Score, review red flags, examine spending breakdowns, and verify their IRS 990 filings on NonprofitSpending. Legitimate nonprofits typically spend 65%+ of their budget on programs.

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