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The city asked Tony Hopson and his nonprofit to help after Portland's first drive-by shooting in 1988. Decades later, he's still helping at-risk youth.

Meyer Memorial Trust has granted Family Access Network (FAN) an additional $37,500, extending an existing two-year grant commitment to three years. These funds will continue to help children and families who are low-income, experiencing homelessness, or living in poverty connect to basic-needs services like food, clothing, shelter, health care, school supplies, and more. "Meyer Memorial Trust's continuing support of our mission is deeply appreciated as FAN works to alleviate poverty during these exceptionally difficult times," said Julie Lyche, FAN Executive Director. "We&#...

LA GRANDE — By the end of third grade, about half of Oregon students have fallen behind in reading comprehension. Difficulty reading at this early stage often leads to lower

LA GRANDE — By the end of third grade, about half of Oregon students have fallen behind in reading comprehension. Difficulty reading at this early stage often leads to lower

February 9, 2022 3:00 a.m. The Community Rebuilding Fund has announced that $1.455 million in grants will support 7 nonprofit organizations providing vital help to Oregon communities continuing to rebuild from the 2020 fires. A release from the Oregon Community Foundation said the fund is a jo