AFFORDABLE HOUSING

BUILDING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES ▸
Addressing the critical need for affordable housing, we have supported initiatives like the Stratus Village Project, which will provide 175 units of affordable housing in McMinnville. Funded partly through $6.2 million in Agricultural Workforce Housing Tax Credits, these homes offer a stable foundation for families, including 16 units specifically for agricultural workers.

HEALTHCARE

EXPANDING ACCESS TO QUALITY HEALTHCARE ▸
In collaboration with local institutions like Chemeketa Community College, we are training the next generation of community health workers to provide culturally competent care.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION & CARE

SHAPING FUTURES THROUGH EARLY EDUCATION ▸
Through our Primeros Pasos partnership, we are establishing up to four Family Childcare Homes within affordable housing communities. This initiative supports the training and incentivization of early childhood educators, directly impacting young learners and their families.

> In Oct. 2025, WVWF helped launched a childcare educator business training program. Read more.

> In Aug. 2025, WVWF helped provide 60 childcare educators with high-quality, bilingual literacy resource kits. Read more.

> WVWF facilitated the funding of three student cohorts at Clackamas Community College in bilingual Early Childhood Education and Family Studies.

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

EMPOWERING PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH ▸
We invest in programs that prepare individuals for viable careers and personal growth. Initiatives like our partnerships with Clackamas Community College facilitate pathways for early childhood education, while savings programs match funds for community members aiming to achieve significant personal goals.