Neighborhood Partnerships (NP) and Oregon Housing and Community Services announced awards last week totaling $1.2 million to advance the work of the Oregon Individual Development Account (IDA) Initiative. These awards will deepen the reach of the Initiative into Oregon’s most underserved communities,
Bob and Tammy Fisher
Maria Sandoval
The Oregon IDA Initiative allowed Maria Sandoval to graduate from Linfield College with minimal debt and freedom to live out her passion – working with students to ensure they also have the opportunity to pursue higher education.
Shelly Campbell
The Oregon IDA Initiative provided Shelly Campbell the perfect opportunity to grow her strong home daycare business in her Salem community, Shelly’s Kids.
Sarah Atkins
Thanks in part to the Oregon IDA Initiative, Sarah was able to purchase most of the machinery and tools to get her custom-made leather accessory line off the ground.
Dairen Olvera
Dairen Olvera completed her degree from Rogue Community College with the support of the Oregon IDA Initiative and other organizations in Southern Oregon.
Chris Brothers
Ten Southern Oregon families have a safe, new, and affordable place to call home due in part to the Oregon IDA Initiative. Chris Brothers and her daughter are one of those families.
Chris Dockstader
Bob and Tami Fisher
With the investment and support of the Oregon IDA Initiative, Bob and Tami’s family have achieved their dream of owning a home in Salem, OR.
Oregon IDA Initiative releases latest evaluation report
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 Research Institute shows a continued track record of success and long term financial behavior changes