Oregonian readers raise $170,000 for charities during 2024 Season of Sharing campaign

During the newspaper’s 2024 Season of Sharing campaign, readers of The Oregonian/OregonLive contributed close to $170,000 to 13 nearby charity organizations.

The newspaper’s annual Christmas fundraising campaign is called “The Season of Sharing.” In November and December, a few nonprofits are highlighted in print versions of The Oregonian and on OregonLive, and readers are encouraged to support their efforts.

Every year, Oregonian Publishing Co. Public Benefits, a 501c3 charity, manages the donations, disburses the funds, and pays for nearly all administrative expenses.

The 2024 campaign raised $169,945.94 as of January 15. That represents the best performance since 2020 and over $33,000 more than was raised the year before. 630 individuals contributed the money by mail or online.

Contributors might choose to support a general Season of Sharing fund that is distributed equally among the NGOs that are highlighted, or they could choose to donate to a particular charity. The checks will range from roughly $12,200 to $15,800 for each NGO.

The recipients of this year’s Season of Sharing are:

  • Kathy s Place

  • Siletz Regalia

  • Forward Stride

  • Commons Law Center

  • Street Roots

  • St. Johns Food Share

  • Serendipity Center

  • Portland Literacy Council

  • Looking Glass Community Services

  • Friends of Noise

  • Community Transitional School

  • Bradley Angle

  • Albertina Kerr

Applications to be a featured charity for the 2025 Season of Sharing campaign will open in July if your nonprofit would like to be considered as a recipient.

Here is Oregon and The Oregonian/OregonLive are covered by Samantha Swindler. You may reach her at oregonian.com/sswindler.

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Season of Sharing 2024

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