The Oregon Individual Development Account (IDA) Initiative is pleased to release the latest evaluation of our efforts. The evaluation, conducted by Portland State University’s Regional
The Oregon Individual Development Account Initiative invests in the personal and financial growth of individuals to build strong communities throughout Oregon. Neighborhood Partnerships, which manages
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We were honored to have Senator Merkley speak to us at Building Oregon’s Future: 2013 Asset Builders Conference on Wednesday, April 24th. Sen. Merkley continues
The Public News Service released an article highlighting two of the eleven IDA marketplace vendors featured at last week’s Asset Builders Conference: Building Oregon’s Future. For Sarah Atkins
The Public News Service released an article that outlines Oregon’s status in the Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED) 2013 Assets & Opportunity Scorecard, the leading
The Oregon IDA Initiative is excited to release the 2011 Year End Evaluation. The report again indicates positive, long term changes to financial habits of IDA Participants, plus demonstrates the benefits of assets such as a home, an education, or a small business.
With the investment and support of the Oregon IDA Initiative, Guadalupe and Antonio Avila-Guzman’s family have achieved their dream of owning a home in North Portland’s Portsmouth neighborhood.
On Tuesday, October 16, CFED released the first portion of their annual Assets & Opportunity Scorecard. This release included updated data on state policies, and how well states are doing to create economic opportunity and financial resilience for their residents.
Twelve Southern Oregon families have a safe, new, and affordable place to call home due in part to the Oregon IDA Initiative. Tomas Monter, his wife, Jessie, and their two children are one of those families.
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