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Largest environmental nonprofits in Oregon

The 50 largest environmental nonprofits in Oregon

The 50 largest environmental nonprofits in Oregon by revenue range from $251 million down to $2.4 million.

The largest are Energy Trust Of Oregon Inc, Bonneville Environmental Foundation, and Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Inc.

Organizations
772
Total revenue
$786.4M
Total assets
$959.1M

Largest environmental nonprofits in Oregon

Ranked by revenue.

Energy Trust Of Oregon Inc
Bonneville Environmental Foundation
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Inc
Western Rivers Conservancy
National Network Of Abortion Funds Inc
Forth Mobility Fund
Japanese Garden Society Of Oregon
Oregon Climate Trust
Lomakatsi Restoration Project
Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership
Green Building Initiative Inc
Organic Materials Review Institute
Mckenzie River Trust
High Desert Partnership
Deschutes Basin Land Trust
New Buildings Institute Inc
Institute For Applied Ecology
Resource Media A Nonprofit Corporation
Pacific Fishery Management Council
Bird Alliance Of Oregon Inc
International Living Future Institute
Global Electronics Council
Coos Watershed Association
Greenbelt Land Trust Inc
National Network Of Abortion Funds
Free Geek
Conservation Biology Institute Inc
Mckenzie Watershed Alliance
Southern Oregon Land Conservancy Inc
Columbia Riverkeeper
Pacific Ocean Energy Trust
Deschutes River Conservancy
North Coast Land Conservancy Inc
Renewable Northwest Project Dba Renewable Northwest
Klamath Watershed Partnership
Trash For Peace
Our Streets Pdx
Lan Su Chinese Garden
Willamette Partnership
Clackamas River Basin Council Inc
Long Tom Watershed Council
Partnership For The Umpqua Rivers
FFriends Of Zenger Farm
Hood River Watershed Group
Rogue River Watershed Council
Friends Of Trees
NNorth Fork John Day Watershedcouncil
Oregon Environmental Council Inc
Lake County Umbrella Watershed Council
American Whitewater
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org