Portland's AMPLIFY PDX block party aims to unite and support local nonprofits

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AMPLIFY PDX, a block party organized by a coalition of 20 Portland-based nonprofits, takes place on Aug. 9 at Open Signal: Portland Community Media Center. The event runs from 1 p. m. to 7 p.

m. and includes musical performances and various activities aimed at fostering community engagement. Attendees can learn about local resources and contribute to fundraising efforts for the participating organizations. This initiative highlights the importance of community support for local nonprofits, particularly in the current economic climate where many organizations face challenges. Local engagement is crucial, especially in times of economic uncertainty, as it encourages collaboration among residents and nonprofits.

The event also serves as a platform for raising awareness about social issues affecting the community. Historical data shows that community events like this significantly boost local nonprofit visibility and funding. AMPLIFY PDX aims to strengthen connections among residents and nonprofits in the Portland area while promoting social justice initiatives.

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