Portland ParksAtlas
Partnership Atlas
Partnership snapshot

Portland's parks partnerships are civic infrastructure.

The Atlas makes the partnership ecosystem legible: who supports parks, where support exists, what public value partners create, and where the next opportunities are emerging.

765
Known partners

Organizations and groups connected to parks, programs, facilities, or support.

56/316
Parks reached on map

18% of mapped park locations.

406
Asset/facility partners

Operating, maintaining, programming, or stewarding public-serving assets.

$5.6M
Annual asset value captured

Shown separately from one-time capital.

Timeline read

History and recovery

454 dated partnership starts appear from 2018 forward, helping show pre-COVID baseline, COVID disruption, and rebuilding momentum.

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Geographic read

District story

District 2 / North-Northeast currently shows the highest partner reach at 21% of parks; District 1 / East Portland shows the largest opportunity signal at 10%.

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Public benefit read

Asset value story

Sellwood Community House keeps a public-serving asset active: A community nonprofit helps keep neighborhood programming and facility use alive where the City does not directly operate the same level of service.

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Public value summary

Partnerships support public benefit across parks, facilities, programs, stewardship, and fundraising.

385
Funding partners
18
Layered-support parks
723
Still being confirmed