Our Supporters
We’re grateful for our supporters of our “Campaign Baby Steps” initiative, which is poised to elevate the Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs (OAME) as the premier destination for all small businesses in Oregon. Our long history of serving NE Portland to all of Oregon and SW Washington since 1987 is an evolving endeavor for all stakeholders throughout the state and beyond. This initiative will provide more comprehensive essential resources, workshops, and mentorship, include technology solutions, and increase networking opportunities.
OAME is the trusted partner for government, businesses, nonprofits, entrepreneurs, and supporters of a robust economy. With your continued support, we are poised to significantly impact the Oregon business landscape and foster a thriving economy for all. We believe “Everybody’s In” and “Nobody’s Out.”
Below are the supporters of our campaign who also believe our organization is instrumental to Oregon’s economy and position as the go-to destination for all small businesses.
Baby Steps – In Phases |
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PHASE 1 – Updates and Upgrades Our building needs a little TLC (aka, tender loving care) with updates and upgrades around technology, maintenance, and furniture. PHASE 2 – Get Involved We heard you when you said you wanted to help. We’re creating a better infrastructure with our committees so you’re getting what you need and want. PHASE 3 – Membership ROI Our exclusive membership benefits will be for all members, no matter the type of company, business, or organization that can’t be beat. PHASE 4 – Giving Back We want to help 100 business students a month in our OAME Business Academy, because we know it takes knowledge and wisdom to succeed. PHASE 5 – Be The Destination Since 1987, OAME has been the backbone to entrepreneurship through our services and now’s the time to make our “house” the destination for all things business in the state of Oregon. |
Donation Impact |
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Join in our journey. Your impact will undoubtedly be profound. So, what does your donation help subsidize? Here are a few examples: $100 – provides a small business a 1-on-1 business development support $250 – provides (1) month’s internet $500 – provides food for our Friday meetings $1,000 – pays contract vendors for OAME marketing $2,500 – provides facility maintenance and landscaping $5,000 – provides OAME staff SBA tools for borrowers $12,000 – provides our monthly rent |
Make a Donation
Because of the unwavering support of our partners and champions like you, OAME has been making a transformative difference in the lives of minority entrepreneurs for over 35 years. Your incredible generosity isn’t just a contribution; it’s the fuel that empowers us to guide and assist countless small businesses, ensuring an inclusive and thriving entrepreneurial landscape. Together, we’re keeping the doors open for everyone, leaving no one behind. We are deeply grateful for your partnership, and for the future we’re building together.
In Kind
DATE |
NAME |
PURPOSE |
AMOUNT |
| Herb Yamamoto | Television | $3,000 | |
| 4/3 | Sherwin Williams | Paint | $700 |
| 4/8 | Build & Paint Portland | Paint | $2,200 |
| 4/14 | P&C Construction | Labor hanging TV | $575 |
Total Amount: $6,475 |
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Cash
DATE |
NAME |
AMOUNT |
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2/23 |
James Faison |
$500 |
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3/8 |
Summer Fowler |
$500 |
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3/8 |
Summer Fowler |
$500 |
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3/28 |
Diana Delgado |
$400 |
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4/5 |
Hamilton Construction |
$500 |
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4/11 |
Dimas Diaz |
$250 |
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4/26 |
Matchpoint Enterprises LLC (MK insurance) |
$250 |
Total Amount: $2,400 |
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