If you donate to an Oregon arts, heritage, or humanities nonprofit by December 31, you can direct a greater portion of your taxes to support cultural projects with the Cultural Tax Credit. Here’s how the tax credit works: Total what you gave to the nonprofits on this list during 2024. Give the same amount (up to $500
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News and Resources - Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon
November 20, 2024
Decolonizing Thanksgiving in Oregon 2024
Decolonizing Thanksgiving in Oregon By Marie Gettel-Gilmartin, Fertile Ground Communications (written in 2021; updated for 2024) Many of us grew up learning the myth of Native Americans teaching the struggling pilgrims how to survive and celebrating with a feast in 1621. But for most Native Americans, Thanksgiving is a day of mourning. Thanksgiving is in
October 22, 2024
Championing the arts: Ryan Fisher joins us as our new advocate
We’re excited to announce Ryan Fisher as the new lobbyist for the Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon (CACO). In addition to his work at Northwest Public Affairs, LLC, Ryan has a deep personal connection to the arts. Founded by Phil Donovan in 1999, Northwest Public Affairs is highly regarded for their honesty, reliability, efficiency, and
September 27, 2024
Oregon’s historic treasures get a boost
From iconic buildings to cherished landmarks, Oregon’s rich history is getting a major preservation push with the launch of the 2024-2033 Oregon Historic Preservation Plan. The Oregon State Historic Preservation Office has laid out a roadmap to protect and celebrate the state’s cultural gems. The Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon isn’t just about fine arts,
September 17, 2024
CACO endorses 14 new capital projects for funding
We’re excited to announce we have endorsed a slate of 14 capital construction projects totaling $9.325 million in Cultural Resources Economic Funds (CREF). The CACO board of directors received 24 applications for 2025-27 arts & culture funding for capital projects across the state. Consulting with the Oregon Arts Commission and Oregon Cultural Trust, the board