Annual Report 2012-13

Neighbors Helping Neighborsfood pantry

food delivery

gardens

backpacksmeals

wellnessflu shots

nutrition & education

Harvest Share

gleaning

Contents2.......................Year in Review

3...............An Eye on Wellness

4....................By the Numbers

6...........Focus on Volunteering

7.....................Spotlight Award

8..............Donors and Tributes

11............Financial Statement

PresidentDesi Shubin

Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center

Vice PresidentSusan Milstein

Congregation Beth IsraelRetired CIO

TreasurerDave Richardson

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Co-owner, Baker & Spice

SecretaryNikki Director

National Council of Jewish Women, Portland SectionRetired Gallery Director

Member at LargeFred Jeibmann

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Retired Business Owner

MembersLynne Bartenstein

Congregation Beth Israel Co-owner, Terra Nova Nursery

Gustavo Cruz St. Mary’s Cathedral

Attorney, Ater Wynne, LLP

Kristine Jurgenson First Immanuel Lutheran Church

Co-owner, CPA firm

Sandy Kurth Benefits Director, Terwilliger Plaza

Caryn May National Council of Jewish Women, Portland Section

Attorney at Law

Bruce Strade Zion Lutheran Church

Retired Executive Director, Northwest Parish Nurses

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Lift Urban Portland2013 Board of Directors “No act of kindness, no matter how small,

is ever wasted.” - Aesop

The chemotherapy treatments that “John” received left him debilitated, unable to get out of his apartment. He now has food delivered to his home,

thanks to the volunteers at Lift Urban Portland.

This is the type of story that inspires me, making that vital difference in the lives of our neighbors.

As a nurse at Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, I am proud of the partnership we have with Lift Urban Portland. Last fall our nurses provided 160 flu

shots to uninsured adults. Our work with the May food drive brought in 3,525 pounds of food and $1,745 in cash for food programs. Our backpack drive benefited the Food for Kids Backpack program last winter.

New initiatives brought irrigation to our gardens, increasing fresh produce for our food programs. We also grew our Food for Kids Backpack delivery, providing weekend food backpacks to children living at Northwest Tower Annex.

On the development side, we had a fun-filled evening at our first Garden Party, raising $64,000. We enjoyed an evening with friends at Artists Repertory Theatre. And in February, we introduced 50 new businesses to Lift Urban Portland over breakfast.

Thank you for joining us for a wonderful year of service. I encourage everyone to give Lift Urban Portland a call and learn about great volunteer opportunities.

Yours in faith,

Desi Shubin, Lift Urban Portland Board President

“This is the type of story that inspires me, making that vital difference in

the lives of our neighbors.”

Year in Review

This past June, we asked our Food for Kids Backpack families if they would like to receive food boxes during the summer

months, and asked for additional comments about the program. Overwhelmingly, parents replied they would like to see the “junk food treats” replaced by more healthy food options. This crystallizes our strategic plan identified in February 2012, when the board and our community partners determined to look at preventive programs for people that will contribute to overall wellness.

We are launching our wellness program with a two-year pilot venture funded by the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund, The Collins Foundation, and PGE. This will be carried out at six low income apartment buildings. Our volunteers will provide exercise programs and healthy cooking classes. We will also offer monthly wellness training, in partnership with Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center. In addition, flu shots will be given to those who are uninsured. Lift Urban Portland will partner with the PSU Institute on Aging, as we survey participants before and after the pilot program.

Our Nutrition Committee also is looking at wellness, in particular how our food programs impact the lives of our community members. Nutrition information fliers from Oregon Food Bank and SNAP brochures from Stop Oregon Hunger will be available throughout our food programs. Our organic produce garden has contributed greatly to providing a well-balanced food box for home use. Our program to encourage people to “Plant a Row” in their gardens brought in even more produce for redistribution to those in need.

To all of you who provide the “can do” spirit which makes Lift Urban Portland happen: Thank you!

Delanie Delimont, Executive Director

StaffExecutive Director

Delanie Delimont

Program DirectorBethany Wofford

Office ManagerDarr Durham

Communication & EventsStephen Alexander

Program AssistantBarbara Crooke

Garden CoordinatorTiffany Schuster

Food Program Manager (volunteer)Preston Holt

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An Eye on Wellness

2 irrigation systems were installed in our gardens last year.

5 new garden beds were created at NW Tower.

6 low-income housing buildings received excess perishable food.

20 people attended our estate planning seminar.

Lift Urban Portland: By the Numbers

59 percent of donated food came from local food drives and grocers.

134 people per month receive extra produce through Harvest Share.

160 free flu shots were administered to uninsured community members.

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552 Christmas dinners were provided, including 136 home-delivered meals. Festivities at Congregation Beth Israel included entertainment, goody bags and hand-knitted items to take home.

939 Backpacks for Kids provided partial weekend meals for 3,286 people during the year.

1,033 people received food each month (12-month average).

1,089 volunteer hours were devoted to Adopt-a-Highrise activities.

1,388 pounds of fresh organic produce were harvested from our gardens.

4,677 visits from neighbors to our food pantry during the year.

8,508 lunches were served through our partnership with Meals on Wheels at our Irving Street location.

15,148 volunteer hours were contributed last year.

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Where does our food come from?

Value calculated at $1.67 per pound

$289,508: The value of food donated to Lift Urban Portland.

$292,821: The value of volunteer hours, at $19.33 per hour.

canned foods and staple foods at the Irving Street pantry – “this is the REAL difference.”

A History of HelpingMichael’s work with community organizations started in 1992 in San Diego, driving an AIDS bus. “People would get on the bus with IV drip bags. We didn’t even know if they could make it onto the bus sometimes.” Michael made sure that every journey was accompanied with additional dignity and hope.

Michael moved to Portland in 2002, and continued transporting neighbors in need. He worked with us for two years, driving people and supplies in a borrowed van. In 2004, Michael moved to the Seattle area, where he owned and ran his own business. He began volunteering with Hopelink, a Kirkland-based nonprofit that connects and serves five communities.

The Other Side of the CoinMichael’s life was greatly affected by the recent recession. After years building his real estate portfolio, Michael found himself without

prospects, and later lost his business. Michael began looking for the same kind of assistance that he now provides at Lift Urban Portland.

In 2010, Michael returned to Portland, “where people move for a sense of community, not just to make a lot of money.” In rejoining with Lift Urban Portland’s mission, Michael now gives back to our neighbors that same hope, dignity and assistance that he himself received.

The Next StepHow can Lift Urban Portland improve our services? Michael hopes that logistics and wellness options will continue to expand in our food pantry. He envisions a simple computer check-in that can replace the paper roll sheet we currently use. He also dreams that healthy food options will become a part of every recipient’s life.

Lift Urban Portland thrives due to people like Michael. His support is constant, and he knows that we can always get better. For the recipients he sees each month, Michael says, “Yes, I can say I know what it’s like. I’ve been there.”

Sometimes we give. Sometimes we receive. At Lift Urban Portland, we are honored to do both.

Thank you, Michael, and all the volunteers at Lift Urban Portland that make “the real difference.”

Ask our volunteers at Lift Urban Portland, and you’ll hear the transforma-tive stories they witness while helping

community members in need. But these stories mean so much more if you’ve been there yourself.Every Friday, Michael Roberts serves as the team leader at Lift Urban Portland’s food pantry, located at the First Immanuel Lutheran Church in northwest Portland.“People can get lost in their job. Like the ‘banksters,’ for instance. They might live thinking that what is important for their bosses, or just making money, is something significant.”“But this” – he motions to shelves of bread,

Focus on Volunteering

Sometimes we give. Sometimes we receive. At Lift Urban Portland, we are

honored to do both.

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Central City ConcernDave’s Killer Bread

Friendly HouseHome Forward

Legacy Good Samaritan Medical CenterMeals on Wheels People

National Council of Jewish Women, Portland Section Nob Hill Business Association

Northwest Industrial Neighborhood AssociationOregon Food Bank

Safeway - Pearl DistrictSalvation Army – White Shield Home

Starbucks Coffee CompanyTerwilliger Plaza

Trader Joe’sUrban Gleaners

Community PartnersFaith PartnersAscension Episcopal ParishCongregation Beth Israel

First Immanuel Lutheran ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church

First United Methodist ChurchHavurah Shalom

Imago DeiThe Parish of St. Mark

Portland City SanctuarySt. Mary’s Catholic Cathedral

St. Patrick Catholic ChurchTrinity Episcopal Cathedral

Zen Center of PortlandZion Lutheran Church

Our 2012 Spotlight Award was presented to Preston Holt at our Garden Party fundraiser in August. If you’ve worked with Lift Urban Portland, you may know Preston, his smiling eyes, cooperative attitude, and dedication to helping our community.

Preston began working with us 20 years ago. A former Scoutmaster and commercial real estate broker, Preston is a fourth-generation Oregonian. His ancestors include those “brazen overlanders” who defined community in the early days of Oregon’s statehood.

Preston discovered Northwest Portland Ministries, our former name, through his home church of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. He began working with our transportation program, well before we acquired our company van. Later years saw Preston joining our board for several terms, including stints as president and treasurer.Preston’s dedication is both spiritual and practical. “I just can’t sit around home for hours doing nothing,” says Preston, “when there’s such rewarding work to be done.” And he finds reward in many places, whether working as a regular volunteer in our office, or dressing up like St. Nicholas for holiday benefits.Preston is especially proud of services that have been added to Lift Urban Portland’s mission, ones that he helped nurture and grow. We hope you can meet Preston and thank him for his undying spirit of volunteering. Better yet, join him in one of his many activities with Lift Urban Portland, and catch the spirit yourself.

Spotlight Award: Preston Holt

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Donors and SponsorsJuly 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013

Leadership: $1,000-$2,499Ascension Episcopal ParishStuart & Jacqueline BartholdPat BellamahCongregation Beth IsraelNikki & Stuart DirectorCindy EvansFirst Immanuel Lutheran ChurchBonny GroshongJames & Kay IrwinSharon & John JoyceAlexander LambDonna LarsonJoyce & Stanley LoebMarilyn McIverTony Melaragno, MD & Karen ImmermanBrendan MurphyNathan Family Charitable Fund of the

Oregon Community FoundationThe Neidig Family Charitable FoundationOnPoint Community Credit Union

Supporters: $500-$999Barbara BallweberCarole Barkley & David LoftusTerese Barkley & Darrol OlsonLynne Bartenstein & Dan HeimsLewis & Shari BeattyChita BeckerDaniel Bergsvik & Don HastlerBesaw’sUS Representative Suzanne Bonamici and

The Honorable Michael SimonGwyneth Gamble BoothDelanie Delimont & Carl PaascheFaith In ActionFood Front Cooperative GroceryKenneth & Jane HergenhanDave & Judy HooffCal & Sally HornMatt Kappler & Julie RichardsonCraig & Linda LangleyNancy & Jack MacDonaldMECTA CorporationBrad & Janet MersereauRobert & Carolyn NeighborMildred OlsonJanet & Larry RichardsDave & Cheryl RichardsonKaren & Scott RichardsonStan & Madelle Rosenfeld Family FoundationKaren & Norman SadeBunny & Jerry SadisLynda ShapiroStacey Strade SquiresWilliam & Cornelia StevensBruce StradeJean & John ThorpeErin TimminsUmpqua BankTerri Warren & Hal HendrixLes & Myrna WiersonJon Wild

Friends: $1-$499Alvin AdamsGordon AkesonEmma J. AllenJosh AlsbergRuby ApslerRickland Asai, DMDMichael & Trey AultGavin & Bernetta Avery DenyseZachary Baker & Leon LivengoodJohn BakerPeter B. BakerJanis BarkerTrudy BenjaminWilliam & Nancy BennettsJenni & Aaron BesenMarcia Blasen & John BrusascoPaula BlasenGerel BlauerValerie BlumBlush Beauty BarSusan S. BodinMarge BostadSharon & Steve BrennerJohn & Sandra BrightBarbara BriodyBecky BrownDonna BrownsteinMaria & Jim BruceJanet Burch-PessesScott & Glenda BurnsMargaret A. & William ButlerBarbara & Worth CaldwellDolores CalicchioConstance CambrelengJerome & Wilma CaplanMary & Jim CareyCarol & Sy ChestlerBarbara Ching-HoskinsRick ChristmanAnn ClarkeRichard & Jane ClippingerGerald CoganIlaine CohenRachel Cole, DDSGina Cole & Tony PlaskerLanny & Barbara CollinsTracy & Walt ContinoCy & Martha CookJoan & Larry CorbettTom CorcoranJohn & Joyce CornynRoy & Sharon CoulterPriscilla & Nick CowellJohn Crawford & Jody StahancykElizabeth CrookhamJim & Kathleen DahlmanDavid & Candice DaltonArthur & Winnifred DannerDateline Exports, Inc.Mary C. DavisReena & Stuart Davis

LIFT Urban Portland is graced with in-kind donations from over 100 sources. View the full list of in-kind donors on our website: LiftUrbanPortland.org.

Please notify us of any errors or omissions at (503) 221-1224.

Leadership, cont.Oregon Food BankMichael & Susan RichSharon & Jeff RichardsonBetsy A. RussellHarold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE FoundationThe Parish of St. MarkSt. Mary’s CathedralSt. Patrick ChurchTerwilliger PlazaKathy StradeEd & Joyce TylerBob & Ginger WagnerElaine & Sandy WeinsteinWest Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation

DistrictKatherine & John Zelko

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Patrons: $2,500-$4,999The Autzen FoundationAnne A. Berni FoundationEvangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaThe Jackson FoundationMetroPGE FoundationWarren & Sheryl Rosenfeld Fund of the

Oregon Jewish Community FoundationSeams to FitSELCO Community Credit UnionTrinity Episcopal CathedralJoe Weston Public Foundation of the

Oregon Community FoundationWindermere FoundationZion Lutheran Church

Benefactors: $5,000 & aboveThe Collins FoundationBarbara & Rob CrookeRay Hickey FoundationThe Holzman FoundationLegacy Health SystemNational Council of Jewish Women, Portland

SectionThe Oregonian, Season of SharingSafeco Insurance FoundationCarol and Velma Saling FoundationRose E. Tucker Charitable TrustJuan Young Trust

Friends, continuedDavid & Susan DeckerLaura DeForgeJerry DelamaterBill & Brenda DervilleChapman & Kay DixSherrie Dixson & John SargentNorma & Donald DodyCynthia DoranAaron & David DouglasDr. Edward DoyleClifford DrokeBarbara Durkheimer & Gary LarsenAna T. EcheverriaJohn Eichhorn & Robert CowmanElephant’s DelicatessenEllington HandbagsHeather ElliottJanice ElvenHoward & Jen FeldmanPat & Dale FiedlerVirginia & Davis FinchCommissioner Nick FishLynn C. ForsythMark FosterCharles Frasier & Rick TaylorFred Meyer, Inc.Bruce FrederickGerald & Olivia FroebePaula Fuller & Becky GrahamMorris J. GalenJanet GallagherGalvinizers CompanyArlene GarrisonDonn & Jan GassawayGeneral Tool & Supply Co.Albert GentnerScott & Eloise GibsonShirley Gittlesohn & Ernest

BonyhadiLesley & Bob GlasgowRita GockenDawn & Adam GonnsenMarilynn & Roswell GordonKaren GrahamRosanne GrantLynn & Steve GreenwoodGerry & Margo GreeveElka Grisham & Henry SchottlandWendy Gutmann & Jeff MenasheMeryl & Gordon HaberDiane HallDianna Hanken-HuJanet Hansen-TracyChristopher HardmanGladys J. HarperHavurah ShalomHeffernan Group FoundationJane & Michael HeftyJack & Phyllis HeimsBethany & Cela HendricksonWilliam HergenhanJohn HermanFriderike Heuer & Dan ReisbergHewlett-Packard Company HH Click LLCRev. Jack Hilyard

Nona HoffingerMatthew Warren HollowayJohn & Earlene HolmstromPreston & Anita HoltAnn & Jim HoltzHome ForwardKevin & Keren HooverJeanne HowardBruce & Pamela HowardRuth & Frank HuglinLynn HydeZikri & Pinar Pakkan InceLesley Isenstein & Steve LavesonFred JeibmannSuzanne JensenBuck & Carole JohnsonEllin & Fletcher JohnsonLori & Don JohnsonWeston & Sarah JohnsonMegan JollyKristine & Robert JurgensonLeatrice KaplanJan & James KasameyerNancy KathrensKathy KeatingSabrina KingJack KippGerald & Marlene KnechtelDavid & Jennifer Director KnudsenKobos CoffeeAnjani Devi KodaliMolly KohnstammSusan Korey & Merritt LinnSandy KurthJanet La RossaThe Rt Rev. Robert LadehoffBarbara & Stuart LangLesley Jones LarsonMeg Larson & Dick LewisRobin LawsonSandy & Marilyn LeonardMark Lewinsohn & Kari RodegardColleen & Ken LewisDave LindNatalie LinnLydia & Derek LipmanDavid & Liz LippoffWilliam LisowskiMitzi LoftusBob LustbergAlice H. MacDonaldSusan & Douglas MacKinnonGreg MacPhersonChristine Laray MaierRuth MarquisLouise & Richard MarshMarian MartinezTom MattoxCaryn MayOscar & Mary MayerJim & Marjorie McAllisterBrian & Aubrey McCauleyTiffany McGuireClaudia & Phil McHughToinette & Vic MenasheWendi Menashe

Alice & Paul MeyerLora & Jim MeyerRev. Tyrus & Sharon MilesJessica MillerAlan & Lana MillerIan & Kelly MillerJim & Andrea MillerColleen Miller LappSusan & Barney MilsteinGregory MoweryMRH Supply, Inc.David & Anne MunroDaniel MurphyGail Nakata, DMDHester NauDr. Ed & Jill NeuweltNew Seasons MarketDavid & Marjorie NewmanJeanne & Herb NewmarkFr. Steve & Sandy NorcrossKip & Carl NordstromNorthwest Industrial Neighborhood

AssociationKathy & Tim NortonMichael O’ConnellMark OhlsonMichael & Gloria Borg OldsJimmy OnstottOperation Night WatchMilo & Bev OrmsethVerlena OrrLinda OstomelRaymond & Dorothy PackouzDonnalee PalinJim ParkerKris & Angela ParkerJohn Parks & Becky HillCrystal PayzantPearl HardwareGary & Sylvia PearlmanMark PendleyDeborah Pollack & Barry PelznerHarold & Jane PollinMarilyn & Richard PortwoodDee PoujadeBarbara PrigohzyProvidence Health & ServicesAbby Director QuinnMerrigene QuinnShirley & Alvin RacknerKeely RaffArlene & Ravid RaphaelWilliam & Dottie RectorMaryAnn ReevesMiriam ReshotkoGerson RobboyLaurie & Bert RogowayHeidi & Joe RoseRobert & Joan RosenbaumAlan & Eve RosenfeldRosemary RosenfeldDavia & Ted RubensteinRose RustinJeffrey & Stephanie SachtlerPeter SargentJennie Schoen

Robert & Marilyn SchubergTiffany & Matthew SchusterBarb & Jack SchwartzMarlyss SchwengelsStephen Scully & Stephen YermanKathy ShannonSandra ShapiroTerry ShawDesi Shubin & John CovarrubiasJulie Young ShulgaMary S Sicilia & Robin HaglundKristen SiemonHelene SilbersteinDennis Sinclaire Don & Debbie Davis SpiegelDerik & Sarah SpiresStar Industrial Supply, Inc.David & Diana StegnerElizabeth StephensonDon & Carol SterkelJoan W. SterrettBonnie StroudLinda Ross SwansonSharon TarlowSandy TetzloffColleen ThomasMark ThomasJenni ThompsonPeter & Suzanne Spitler ThompsonThrivent Financial - NE Portland

ChapterAnthony & Christine ThurstonLynn Tobias & Chester EdwardsBarry TonkinCheryl TonkinElizabeth TouchonBetty TrudeauShirley UngerUnited Methodist Women of FUMCTony & Bianca UrdesKay Van PattenCarolyn VandersliceSandy & Richard VissePastors Melinda Wagner & Aaron

CouchNorman & Suzan WapnickThe Warren FoundationAbby WarrenSuzanne & Daria WeberCarolyn & Gary WeinsteinWells Fargo BankRalph WellsRudi & Gerda WeningerJoella WerlinTamara & Mark WestJan WhiteBrenda Jo WillisKay & Ken WolfeMark & Robin YoungZelda’s Shoe BarMarty & Beverly ZellJanet & Alan ZellZen Center of Portland

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Tributes: Honor and Memorial Gifts

In celebration of helping othersBrian & Aubrey McCauley

In honor of Sandra AveryGavin & Bernetta Avery Denyse

In honor of Max BorgMichael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Rena BorgMichael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Richard & April BorgMichael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Rochelle Borg & Kyla Herblum

Michael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of the Cancer Care Unit at Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center

Marlyss Schwengels

In honor of Nikki DirectorAaron & David DouglasGary Larsen & Barbara DurkheimerLinda OstomelCheryl Tonkin

In honor of Nikki & Stuart DirectorShirley Unger

In honor of Janet Gallagher & other Lift Urban Portland Volunteers

Ascension Episcopal Parish

In honor of Preston HoltJohn & Joyce CornynPriscilla & Nick CowellBarbara CrookeLaura DeForgeDonn & Jan GassawayChristopher HardmanRev. Jack HilyardThe Rt. Rev. Robert LadehoffJoyce & Stanley LoebMarilyn McIverDavid & Anne MunroRobert & Carolyn NeighborMary S. SiciliaStacey Strade SquiresJean & John ThorpeAnthony & Christine Thurston

In honor of Juliet HyamsJimmy Onstott

In honor of Mike KennedyRachel Cole, DDS

In honor of Richard KillenNikki Director

In honor of Barbara LangNikki Director

In honor of Joyce LoebIlaine CohenHoward & Jen FeldmanMolly KohnstammAlan & Lana MillerJanet & Alan Zell

In honor of Elsie & Ray LuncefordKeely Raff

In honor of Ruth & John MaxwellMichael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Janet MersereauBrad Mersereau

In honor of Sharon MilesTracy Contino

In honor of Benjamin Olds & Nadine Gartner

Michael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Josh, Melanie & Pearl Olds

Michael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Linda OstomelNikki Director

In honor of Dean RothenfluchStuart Barthold

In honor of Bruce, Karen & Isabella Rusnak

Michael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Carolyn RusnakMichael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of David, Rhonda, SJ, & Rachel Rusnak

Michael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Steven, Debbie, Matthew & Elena Rusnak

Michael Olds & Gloria Borg Olds

In honor of Rose RustinNikki Director

In honor of Jack SchwartzThe Warren Foundation

In memory of Kathy BlakeWilliam & Cornelia Stevens

In memory of Brian BoothGwyneth Gamble Booth

In memory of David FeuzNancy Kathrens

In memory of Sandra JamesVerlena Orr

In memory of Ronald KuehnTrudy Benjamin

In memory of Bernard La RossaJanet La Rossa

In memory of Larry McGuireTiffany McGuire

In memory of Eldon OlsonMildred Olson

In memory of Mary PennicookeRobert & Marilyn Schuberg

In memory of Doris RichMichael & Susan Rich

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INCOME: $917,077

EXPENSES: $891,971

Individual: 8%

Corporate: 3%

Congregation: 2%

Foundations & Grants: 16%

Earned Income: 3%

Special Events: 4%

In-kind: 64%

Income $917,080 ASSETS

Current Assets Checking and savings $225,655 Accounts receivable 53,944 Prepaid expenses 9,713Total Current Assets $289,312

Fixed Assets Furniture, fixtures & equipment $1,169 Tenant improvements 2,624 Vehicles 22,137 Accumulated depreciation (6,560)Total Fixed Assets $19,370

TOTAL ASSETS $308,682

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Current Liabilities

Accounts payable $703 Accrued vacation payable 3,535 Deferred revenue 11,000Total Current Liabilities $15,238

Equity

Unrestricted net assets $171,566 Temp. restricted net assets 96,856 Net gain 25,022Total Equity $293,444

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $308,682

NET GAIN

$25,106

Temp. Restricted Adj. 2013/14 Income ($47,500) Temp. Restricted Adj. 2014/15 Income ($25,000) Temp. Restricted Income for 2012/13 $71,632

NET ADJUSTED GAIN $24,238

Financial StatementJuly 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013

Fundraising: 8%

Administration: 7%

Services: 19%

In-kind Services: 66%

Expenses $891,971

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Lift Urban Portland ● 2701 NW Vaughn, Suite 102 ● Portland, OR 97210(503) 221-1224 ● www.LiftUrbanPortland.org

We are an interfaith community of volunteers who Lift Up neighbors in need.

We Lift Up neighbors by helping meet physical, emotional and social needs.

Volunteers from congregations and the local community empower neighborsto live with dignity and purpose.