Community Partners Strengthen Hillsboro

Your city council members are proud to highlight these local organizations making a difference in our community.

Westside Queer Resource Center

The Westside Queer Resource Center fosters a welcoming, supportive, and safe environment for LGBTQAI+ community members, their families, and allies by providing programs, education, advocacy, and resources.

Highlighted by Mayor Beach Pace

Salvation Army: Veterans and Family Center

The Salvation Army's Veterans and Family Center provides transitional and permanent housing, meals, and case management to veterans experiencing homelessness and their families, with the mission of reducing homelessness one veteran at a time.

Highlighted by Council President Rob Harris

Bridges to Change

Bridges to Change is a peer-led nonprofit that provides housing, behavioral health services, and recovery support to help people overcome addiction and stabilize their lives.

Highlighted by Councilor Olivia Alcaire

WashCo Bikes

WashCo Bikes is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting safe cycling and protecting riders' rights by providing safety education and youth camps, and operating a community bicycle center that offers affordable repairs and refurbished bikes to those in need.

Highlighted by Councilor Saba Anvery

Community Action

Community Action provides a wide range of holistic services - from early childhood development and emergency housing support to utility assistance - all aimed at eliminating poverty and helping families achieve long-term stability.

Highlighted by Councilor Elizabeth Case

Centro Cultural

Centro Cultural focuses on empowering Latino and immigrant communities through education, workforce development, health and wellness services, small business support, and cultural engagement opportunities that promote economic mobility and community connection.

Highlighted by Councilor Cristian Salgado

Hillsboro Farmers' Markets

Hillsboro Farmers' Markets are essential hubs for fresh and culturally relevant food, ensuring accessible food for all, regardless of income or background, while driving local economic growth and community resilience.

Highlighted by Councilor Kipperlyn Sinclair