Calling all Secretaries for Neighborhood Associations in District 3. You are invited to the Secretary Leadership Roundtable for District 3. Please check your email for the meeting invite. This roundtable is exclusive to active Secretaries. If you have not received a meeting invite, please contact matchu@seuplift.org.
This monthly meeting is for the board of directors to do organizational business. The public is welcome to observe. The meeting agenda and Zoom link can be found here: https://seuplift.org/board-agendas-minutes/ The board does not meet in January or July.
Join the SE Uplift Community Care & Safety Task Force for a virtual workshop that provides a practical guide for building a rapid response network with your neighbors before a situation emerges.
Budgets don’t have to be intimidating. This beginner-friendly training breaks down the basics of nonprofit budgeting in clear, practical terms. Learn how to build a budget, understand what financial jargon means, and how to use financial information to support smart decisions and grant applications. Please register here to join this virtual event.
The next SE Uplift Land Use & Transportation Committee meeting will focus on common neighborhood notices received by neighborhood associations and individual neighbors, such as: applications for tree removal, proposals for building alterations, additions, and demolitions, and short-term rental applications. Join to learn who is notified when and how anyone can review neighborhood notices. This topic may be of particular interest to neighborhood association board members, but all community members are encouraged to attend.
Join SE Uplift and District 3 Councilors for an interactive 90-minute community conversation on Portland’s Fiscal Year 2026–27 budget. As city leaders work through tough budget choices, they want to hear what is most important to you that gets funded, and what you’d be okay with reducing to help balance the budget.
Our board welcomes community members at all executive and board meetings. Board meetings are typically held on the first Monday of the month from 7-9 p.m. in the SE Uplift Fireside Room and via Zoom. The board does not meet in January or July. Zoom information is located in the agenda document. If you want to bring a topic… Read More »Board of Directors Meeting
Join SE Uplift and District 3 Councilors for an interactive 90-minute community conversation on Portland’s Fiscal Year 2026–27 budget. As city leaders work through tough budget choices, they want to hear what is most important to you that gets funded, and what you’d be okay with reducing to help balance the budget.
Join SE Uplift’s Community Care & Safety Task Force for a virtual workshop on how to create or join an immigrant community care network. Participants will learn how to plug into efforts supporting vulnerable neighbors in this current moment, including MigraWatch training, mutual aid, and other forms of direct support for impacted local families.
Our board welcomes community members at board meetings. Board meetings are typically held on the first Monday of the month from 7-9 p.m. in the SE Uplift Fireside Room and via Zoom. The board does not meet in January or July. If the first Monday of the month is a federal holiday, the meeting will take place on… Read More »June Board of Directors Meeting
Essentials That Every Neighborhood Association Board Member Should Know Congratulations on being elected to serve on the board of directors for your Neighborhood Association. You join hundreds of other community volunteers all around the city who volunteer to make their neighborhood a better place for all. Southeast Uplift, District 3 Coalition, invites you to join us… Read More »Welcome to the Neighborhood (Association)!
SE Uplift’s Land Use & Transportation Committee meetings are open to all community members interested in neighborhood-level policies, plans, and projects. Join the June meeting to learn about the 2045 Transportation System Plan, efforts to support the urban tree canopy, local land use code updates, and opportunities to make neighborhood spaces more welcoming and useful for all.