You choose the nonprofit, we’ll make a contribution.
Community is a core value at R&H, which is why we take pride in volunteering with organizations aligned with our three guiding pillars of service: youth, food security and the environment. This holiday season, R&H has chosen three exceptional nonprofits to spotlight: Sunshine Division, Friends of Trees, and Heart of Oregon Corps. R&H will be making a contribution in honor of our partners and friends…that’s you! Simply click the link below to select the nonprofit you’d like us to support.
Thanks for poppin’ by! Submissions closed on December 31st, 2024. With input from our partners and friends, R&H was able to make a donation to all three of these stand-out organizations. We look forward to your continued partnership in 2025! Scroll to learn more.
R&H team packing food boxes at the Sunshine Division warehouse.
Sunshine Division
Since 1922, Sunshine Division has been providing immediate food assistance to individuals and families in need across the Portland metro area. Today, they offer food assistance five days a week at their two food pantries in North & Southeast Portland. Time and time again, R&H team members have enjoyed returning to the Sunshine Division warehouse to sort, organize and pack food boxes as a team.
Friends of Trees
Since 1989, Friends of Trees has planted 975,000+ trees and native shrubs in neighborhoods and natural areas in western Oregon & southwest Washington, all with the power of volunteers. R&H has partnered with Friends of Trees to restore wetland areas in Wilsonville, Hillsboro and Happy Valley.
R&H and architect partners restoring wetland areas in Happy Valley.
Event goers at Heart of Oregon Corps’ annual fundraiser, Endless Summer Nights.
Heart of Oregon Corps
For the last 20 years, Heart of Oregon Corps has been empowering youth and young adults ages 16-24 through employment, job training, education, and service to Central Oregon communities. They primarily offer programs focused on career readiness for youth in Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson and northern Klamath counties, including the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. For the last several years, R&H has partnered with Heart of Oregon Corps on their annual fundraising event, Endless Summer Nights.