RFPIO Campaign for Oregon Community Foundation
Tax deductible
RFPIO was founded to help, liberate, and empower our users. Our founders believed that a better way existed for RFP response. They knew there was more than manual spreadsheet tracking or antiquated software that wasn’t keeping up with the modern needs of proposal and sales teams.
From that deep desire to improve the lives of users, Ganesh, Sunder, and Sankar also understood the value of community. And so, from RFPIO’s beginnings, the team has actively sought ways to strengthen the communities we share space with — physically and virtually. Over the years, these communities have welcomed us, and every day we are grateful for them.
Lately, our community has been going through some dramatic changes. We see the needs arising and have been taking steps to offer support and encouragement. From free collaboration support for our customers to free training and support, our team has mobilized to offer our community the best we have to the community that has supported us.
The Oregon Community Recovery Grant program shares our commitment to communities. We are proud to partner with this organization to lend a helping hand to those who could really use one. Money raised will go to support nonprofits working to fulfill a variety of needs including:
Basic needs: Keep people housed, fed, healthy, and safe
Jobs and economy: Create jobs and connect people to opportunities to foster economic recovery and vitality
Childcare: Provide child care needs for children of all ages, including care for children of essential workers
Social and emotional needs: Support for social and emotional issues exacerbated by the crisis including mental health, child abuse, domestic violence, and substance abuse.
School closure: Address lost learning opportunities including distance learning, instructional supports, and more. And provide ancillary services to augment school efforts for physical and mental health and nutrition.
RFPIO will match the first $2,000 raised. We encourage others to join us in this relief effort. Together we can #StayConnected and lend a hand, while staying home to keep our community safe.
Learn more about the Oregon Community Recovery Fund here: https://oregoncf.org/grants-and-scholarships/grants/oregon-community-recovery-grants
From that deep desire to improve the lives of users, Ganesh, Sunder, and Sankar also understood the value of community. And so, from RFPIO’s beginnings, the team has actively sought ways to strengthen the communities we share space with — physically and virtually. Over the years, these communities have welcomed us, and every day we are grateful for them.
Lately, our community has been going through some dramatic changes. We see the needs arising and have been taking steps to offer support and encouragement. From free collaboration support for our customers to free training and support, our team has mobilized to offer our community the best we have to the community that has supported us.
The Oregon Community Recovery Grant program shares our commitment to communities. We are proud to partner with this organization to lend a helping hand to those who could really use one. Money raised will go to support nonprofits working to fulfill a variety of needs including:
Basic needs: Keep people housed, fed, healthy, and safe
Jobs and economy: Create jobs and connect people to opportunities to foster economic recovery and vitality
Childcare: Provide child care needs for children of all ages, including care for children of essential workers
Social and emotional needs: Support for social and emotional issues exacerbated by the crisis including mental health, child abuse, domestic violence, and substance abuse.
School closure: Address lost learning opportunities including distance learning, instructional supports, and more. And provide ancillary services to augment school efforts for physical and mental health and nutrition.
RFPIO will match the first $2,000 raised. We encourage others to join us in this relief effort. Together we can #StayConnected and lend a hand, while staying home to keep our community safe.
Learn more about the Oregon Community Recovery Fund here: https://oregoncf.org/grants-and-scholarships/grants/oregon-community-recovery-grants
Organizer
RFPIO Inc.
Organizer
Beaverton, OR
Oregon Community Foundation
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
