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T-Mobile Donates $50K to Support Nonprofits in Idaho, Utah, and Oregon

T-Mobile Donates $50K to Support Nonprofits in Idaho, Utah, and Oregon
10/10/2024 | Companies
T-Mobile has pledged a total of $50,000 to five nonprofit organizations in Idaho, southern Oregon, and Utah, each receiving $10,000 to support their community-focused programs. The organizations benefiting from these donations include Canines with a Cause in Utah, Faces of Hope in Idaho, the Idaho...
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Women-Owned Business Pitch Contest: $50K in Prizes

Women-Owned Business Pitch Contest: $50K in Prizes
08/12/2024 | Companies
KeyBank’s Key4Women program, in collaboration with Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO) and the Portland Thorns FC, has announced 10 finalists for a business pitch competition aimed at women-owned businesses in Oregon and Southwest Washington. These finalists were selected from a pool of 86...
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Women Entrepreneurs Battle for $50,000 in Oregon Pitch Contest

Women Entrepreneurs Battle for $50,000 in Oregon Pitch Contest
09/22/2023 | Companies
Today, the Key4Women program by KeyBank, in collaboration with the Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO) and the Portland Thorns FC, revealed the names of 10 finalists who will participate in a business pitch competition. This contest is exclusively for businesses owned by women and based in...
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U.S. Bank partners with Urban League toward s affordable housing for the homeless

U.S. Bank partners with Urban League toward s affordable housing for the homeless
08/17/2023 | Companies
A new housing development for low income and disabled people in Portland, Oregon, welcomed more than 24 new residents on a recent wet spring day.   The Hattie Redmond apartments, named after Harriet (Hattie) Redmond, a late 19th century African-American suffragist and civil rights activist...
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2023 Oregon & SW Washington Women-Owned Business Pitch Contest | Key4Women & MESO

2023 Oregon & SW Washington Women-Owned Business Pitch Contest | Key4Women & MESO
07/20/2023 | Companies
KeyBank's Key4Women program, in partnership with MESO and the Portland Thorns FC, is joining forces to organize a business pitch competition aimed at supporting women-owned businesses situated in specific counties within Oregon and SW Washington. This contest presents exciting prospects for both...
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Anita Colvin the accidental banker

Anita Colvin the accidental banker
03/28/2023 | Citizenship
Anita Colvin had no idea that working as a part-time teller at a US Bank branch in the greater Portland, Oregon, area would lead to a career in finance. “I was a total accidental banker,” Colvin said. “My plan was to take a year off school and work the part-time teller job while I figured out...
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