Nonprofit Association of Oregon Celebrates Release of The Oregon Nonprofit Corporation Handbook

The Oregon Nonprofit Corporation Handbook Author, Kay Sohl signs her book.

Portland, Monday, September 24th. Over 65 Nonprofit leaders raised their glasses at The Treasury Ballroom to celebrate the release of the fifth edition of The Oregon Nonprofit Corporation Handbook. Authors Cindy Cumfer and Kay Sohl were on hand to sign hot-off-the-press copies of the essential resource. They also had a chance to enjoy appetizers, wine, and beverages generously donated by Vibrant Table.

Alice Forbes, Nonprofit Association of Oregon Interim Executive Director and Alissa Beddow, Nonprofit Association of Oregon Communications & Design Coordinator take a look at the new book.

Carrie Kaufman, Director of Development & Communications and Warren Bechotolt Jr.

The only complete guide for Oregon nonprofits, the Handbook is four great reference books in one: legal, tax exemption, management, and accounting.

The Nonprofit Association of Oregon was very appreciative of the generous donation of catering services from Vibrant table.

From The Nonprofit Association of Oregon:

Our Mission

The mission of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon is to strengthen the collective voice, leadership, and capacity of nonprofits to enrich the lives of all Oregonians.

What We Value

The Role of Nonprofits in Our Society
We believe nonprofits play an exceptional and vital role in our communities and in our state. The sector enriches community life, offers people a way to participate, stands up for underrepresented people, provides needed services, and pioneers solutions to social and economic problems. To fulfill these roles, the nonprofit sector needs a strong collective voice.

Innovation, Investment, Stewardship
We believe the role of nonprofits is central to addressing social challenges and opportunities. Nonprofits are critical to the creation of a better future through their innovation, entrepreneurship, creative use of resources, and ability to engage communities in shared visions. We believe strongly in investing in the capacity of nonprofits to build the systems and infrastructure they need to develop effective and sustainable organizations. We are careful stewards of all human, financial, and natural resources. We use the time and talents of those working with us effectively, we spend the funds invested in us wisely, and we are environmentally responsible.

The Diversity of the People of Oregon
We respect and include all of Oregon’s people, cultures, regions, and political views. We believe that nonprofits play a leadership role in establishing cross-cultural effectiveness.

Elisa Klein

I’ve been a professional journalist and writer since 1987, (and long-time reporter for KOIN-TV.) As a nationally published reporter, with a Master’s Degree in Journalism, I love to report positive news and information. Journalism has also connected me with another non-profit where I served as a leader; the Northwest’s biggest writer’s organization: The Willamette Writers.