Cascade Pacific RC&D fiscally sponsors several groups that have active and on-going projects that support our mission.
Ashland Community Composting works to eliminate food leftovers from landfills and their greenhouse emissions, and reincorporate them into the food and carbon sequestration cycle through composting, collaboration with Ashland residents and businesses, community gardens, schools, and small farms
Growing Ancestral Roots providing resources to share and hold the space for communities of ancient cultures including Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) with the purpose of promoting healing.
Hispanic Advisory Committee (HAC) promotes collaborative efforts to improve the quality and availability of resources and services for the Hispanic/Latino communities of Linn and Benton Counties.
Latina Associates for Collaborative Engagement (LACE) focuses on developing and supporting leaders and projects that are key to the well-being of the growing Latinx community in Oregon. As a community of Latina professionals, culturally competent leadership development and transformational systems are at the core of how LACE approaches their work as nonprofit leaders and consultants.
McKenzie Valley Long Term Recovery Group (MVLTRG) was established in 2021 to serve people and organizations in the rural and unincorporated Holiday Farm Fire area. Its mission is to recognize needs, find resources, and help individuals and families recover from disaster.
Oregon Climate Action Hub -The Oregon Climate Action Hub is on a mission to empower ALL Oregonians to take effective climate action and provide an information hub about opportunities to take action.
Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network (OrCAN) works to scale-up adoption of agricultural practices that mitigate climate change in Oregon through network development, capacity building for Oregon’s producers, and policy advocacy.
Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative (ODRC) supports, guides and promotes Oregon dunes restoration and the preservation of the open sand, unique habitats and dunes processes that benefit the plants, animals and people who live and play in this special place.
Oregon Farm to School and School Garden Network (OFSSGN) supports farm to school and school garden stakeholders in their work to incorporate healthy, local food into school meals and to implement food and garden-based education. They provide resources, technical assistance, training and networking opportunities to Oregon’s farm to school and school garden community.
Oregon Organic Hazelnut Collective Building a thriving Organic Hazelnut industry and advancing Oregon’s organic hazelnut industry by providing educational resources and marketing support to growers.
Tarweed Folk School provides stewards opportunities for community-based, hands-on learning for all ages. Tenders to the land who have recently established and are hosting three summer (2023) weekends of half day, full day, and multi-day classes at Greenbelt Land Trust’s Bald Hill Farm, Coyle Outside, and Highland Woodshop, taught by local educators, craftspeople, scientists, tradespeople, small business owners, and members of our Willamette Valley communities.
Tenmile Lakes Basin Partnership is a community based cooperative endeavor involving industry, local citizens, natural resource agencies, Native American tribes, and conservation groups to protect, encourage and enhance the use of natural resource principles that promote ecosystem health and diversity within the Tenmile Lakes’ basin—from the farthest reaches of the watershed to the Pacific.
Wild Rivers Coast Forest Collaborative is a collaborative partnership that was formed in 2012, that includes diverse local and regional participants who have come together to address and resolve the impassioned social gridlock and controversy surrounding natural resource management in the region.
Willamette Laja Twinning Partnership is working to unite youth, teachers, river restoration practitioners, and birders to provide deep cultural connections and sustained conservation of our shared migratory birds. Elementary schools in Corvallis/Albany areas and the Laja basin in the State of Guanajuato, Mexico.