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Adelante Mujeres helps entrepreneurs launch successful and sustainable small businesses through training, networking experience, technical assistance and access to capital.

Participants of the Food Program have access to the Adelante Mujeres Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen, located inside the Adelante Mujeres building in downtown Forest Grove, at an affordable price.

The Adelante Mujeres Empresas Small Business Program provides small business development services to new and beginning Latine entrepreneurs in rural and urban Washington County.

The program provides career coaching and matching grants to cover up to 50% of career education, skill development, and training for Tigard residents (no matter where they work) and employees of Tigard-based businesses (no matter where they live).

Sheriff's Office alarm permit fees payment website. Also known as Crywolf.

Members connect with other local business owners, engage with the those in the Aloha community in new and exciting ways and are a part of the monthly meetings held by the ABA Board keeping members up to date on what is happening in the community.

APANO’s Small Business Support and Advising Program offers guidance and access to resources for local Asian and Pacific Islander businesses in Washington and Multnomah County.

The Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce promotes a vibrant community and business environment by leading business development and retention, advocating sound public policy, and providing strategic member services.

A joint initiative of the City of Beaverton and its Urban Redevelopment Agency to guide public investments in downtown Beaverton with a focus on racial equity, preventing and mitigating displacement, and creating an inclusive downtown for all.

The Beaverton Farmers Market mission has always been to give our customers access to fresh local produce and artisan food products, as well as to foster a sense of community by providing its members with a place to gather that is safe and inclusive.

A vibrant, intercultural, family-friendly space that is reminiscent of night markets internationally. The Market offers a culturally-relevant evening activity and gathering space with multicultural food and crafts for families of all backgrounds.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is one of the largest and most innovative law enforcement agencies in Oregon. Become a jail or patrol deputy today.

BACC is a community-based organization focused on organizing weekly business networking events, community-building events, and providing student scholarships.

BBAO is focused on building up Black businesses, entrepreneurs, students and communities in the State of Oregon through business retention and expansion, entrepreneurial development, workforce development, and Black business recruiting.

To support the growth and success of regional minority-owned and woman-owned businesses through education and training, outreach, tools and resources and by promoting collaboration of public/private organizations in these efforts.

Business Impact NW is a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) dedicated to offer individual coaching, training, and access to capital to small business owners, in the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska, since 1997.

Business Impact NW works with small businesses to provide funding from startup to established businesses in need of growth capital. Focused on funding small business owners, especially women, veterans, BIPOC, immigrants, LGBTQ+, and disabled entrepreneurs

This page contains resources for businesses recovering from the impacts of COVID-19.

The Startup Toolkit offers step by step information for starting a small business and provides links to resources helping entrepreneurs make educated decisions.