
Curious about your neighborhood?
If you care about what’s happening in your community, then SE Uplift’s E News and Facebook/Instagram page are the perfect places to get local and citywide news. Find out about; important events; skills-building workshops and grant opportunities; trends in land use and development; and relevant issues pertinent to our coalition area.
Want to get down to the hyper-local level? Contact us and discover the best way to get connected with your neighborhood!
Perhaps you’re a DIY kind of person?
Then you know already know what it takes to make things happen. Projects don’t complete themselves, neighborhoods don’t advocate for themselves, art doesn’t magically appear; neighbors are the driving force, it takes hard working and dedicated people like you to create a neighborhood with a strong and vibrant presence. Each Portland neighborhood has its own identity and reflects the character of the individuals living and working in them. We want to invite you to join with your neighbors in making great things happen in your community!
Get started right now by contacting SE Uplift District 3 Coalition!
Whether you want more bike lanes, community-conscious development, safer streets, more art, parks, gardens or social events SE Uplift has the resources you need to make your project happen. Discover grants and financial support, workshops, and partnerships with like-minded individuals or organizations with political weight at city hall.
*Every Portland resident, property owner, or business license holder is eligible to be a member of their neighborhood association. Check with your local neighborhood association to see if the bylaws allow additional criteria for membership and inclusion.
Are you on the board of your neighborhood association?
Please visit: SE Uplift – NA Board Member Resources and sign up for our Hey, Neighbor! Flyer.
Are you a neighborhood association board member looking for your staff liaison? Click here.
Enter your address into PortlandMaps to find which neighborhood you live in.
Check out the interactive map below to discover which Portland neighborhood you call home.
