Check Request Form
Access SE Uplift’s Check Request Form on this page. Follow the provided instructions to complete the form. Contact our staff if you have any questions.
Resource Libraries
SEUL Demographic Data
Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program (SEUL)
A Message from SE Uplift’s Interim Executive Director
A Message from SE Uplift’s Interim Executive Director Hello SE neighbors. SE Uplift is heartbroken to see our Asian Pacific Islander (API) neighbors and friends across the country experience race and gender-based hate and violence. Hate is not tolerated nor accepted in our community, and we stand with our API community members as they reel from the most recent gun violence in Atlanta; recover from the vandalism of Asian-owned Portland… Read More »A Message from SE Uplift’s Interim Executive Director
NA Board Member Orientation Packets
Are you a new board member on your Neighborhood Association board? Want to know where to begin? Please find all SE Uplift new neighborhood association board member informational packets here! If you have any questions, please e-mail operations@seuplift.org or matchu@seuplift.org. Or visit our funder’s web page!
SE Uplift Board Meeting Minutes & Agendas: Archive
Here you will find an archive of SE Uplift board meeting minutes dating back to as early as 2014. This is an excellent resource for new Neighborhood Association Board Members and SE Uplift Board Members. You can use this to: reference a specific issue from a specific month or year, reference an important SE Uplift decisions, reference what a specific neighborhood association’s position was in a previous discussion. etc. If you… Read More »SE Uplift Board Meeting Minutes & Agendas: Archive
Department of Justice Annual Report
All neighborhoods associations are required to register with the Department of Justice, Charitable Activities Section, regardless of the amount of revenue brought in annually. Annual reports are published online for donors and other entities to reference when interested in learning more about your organization and its finances.
Secretary of State Annual Report
All neighborhood associations are required to register as non-profit corporations and renew annually with the Secretary of State, Corporate Division. Incorporation with the Secretary of State ensures that your association is a legal entity in Oregon, which provides an extra level of protection for members in addition to the protection from SE Uplift’s Directors and Officers Insurance.
Meeting Sign-In Sheet Example
Neighborhood associations are required to include a list of members in attendance in their meeting minutes. The easiest way to collect this information is through a sign-in sheet. Sign-in sheets can also provide an easy way to sign people up for your listserv or newsletter.
Resident Residency: Participatory Art Projects
Includes writing and project documentation from each of the six artist’s projects, which including a neighborhood tug-o-war, nap day, and more!
Donation Policy & Request Form
Having a clear process for requests for financial support to be made to the board for consideration can streamline the process and add transparency.