Among large nonprofits, Shangri-La was the only diverse human services organization named in the top 20. Shangri-La Corporation achieved the #18 spot for large nonprofits, on Oregon Business Magazine’s list of “100 Best Nonprofits to Work for in Oregon.” The results were announced at a formal dinner and award ceremony held at the downtown Hilton [...]

Students from George Fox University volunteered their time and muscles to help work on a landscaping project for one of our Shangri-La homes located in Salem, Oregon. The students and an accompanying professor dug post holes, hauled dirt, built flower beds and spread around compost in preparation for a wheelchair accessible garden area. The whole [...]

Shangri-La, The Oregon Rehabilitation Association and the Oregon Council on Developmental Disabilities hosted a briefing and tour for Representative Tina Kotek, D, District 44, NW Portland. Representative Kotek is a member of the Ways and Means committee and a long time advocate for Oregonians who are also disadvantaged. She is known for her compassionate and [...]

Shangri-La’s ARK Manufacturing has acquired screen printing equipment to assist them with their production services. The new equipment was secured through a grant three years in the making. This will enable ARK to do their own screen printing and have more control over their turn around times and quality, issues which have been a problem [...]

Shangri-La is among more than 300 organizations that will be receiving HUD grant funds for local homeless assistance programs. The $66,647 grant will help Shangri-La provide services to people with physical and mental disabilities. For more information, please contact Robin Winkle (503) 581-1732.