Portland ParksAtlas
Partnership Atlas
Information completeness

What we are still confirming

The Atlas is strongest when dates, status, park connections, and public value are clear. This page explains where more detail is still being confirmed so the public story can become clearer over time.

Shared by Portland Parks - being confirmed
2,726
Items to confirm

Summed across public information categories.

765
Partner profiles

Organizations grouped into clear public profiles.

6/18/2026
Last updated

Most recent Atlas update.

Clarity over time

This page summarizes places where dates, status, partner roles, park connections, or value estimates could be stronger. It is meant to show how the Atlas can become more useful as partnership details are confirmed.

Public note

Entries without a partner name

106
items

These entries describe activity but cannot yet become a clear partner profile.

Examples
  • Asset partner scale
  • Asset partner value proposition
  • 293 Program Delivery Partners (in past 2 years, 192 unique partners received funding, fee waiver for events, or in-kind space grant support to provide programs).
  • Activate Parks/Sites to Deliver Greater Public Value, Increase Volunteerism Expand Service to Portlanders Deliver Measurable Results
  • 2022 - 2025 Grant Partners - Financial Support: $640,000 x 3 years: $1,920,000
Public note

Entries missing current or historical status

739
items

Current vs. historical status helps readers understand whether a relationship is active today or part of the historical record.

Examples
  • Kemper Sports at Heron Lakes, Eastmoreland, Rose City and Colwood Golf Courses
  • Sellwood Community House at Sellwood Shack and Laurelhurst Dance Studio
  • The Nature Conservancy – stewardship support at Errol Heights Park, Mount Tabor Park, Powell Butte Nature Park & Tideman Johnson Park
  • Leach Garden Friends
  • Friends of Portland Memory Garden at Ed Benedict Park
Public note

Entries missing start or event dates

1,181
items

The timeline and pre-COVID recovery story become clearer when dates are available.

Examples
  • Kemper Sports at Heron Lakes, Eastmoreland, Rose City and Colwood Golf Courses
  • Sellwood Community House at Sellwood Shack and Laurelhurst Dance Studio
  • The Nature Conservancy – stewardship support at Errol Heights Park, Mount Tabor Park, Powell Butte Nature Park & Tideman Johnson Park
  • Leach Garden Friends
  • Friends of Portland Memory Garden at Ed Benedict Park
Public note

Partners appearing in many entries

60
items

These are likely important partners, and repeated entries may reflect broad, multi-program activity.

Examples
  • The Human Access Project (19 entries)
  • Lloyd EcoDistrict (14 entries)
  • Girls on the Run Greater Oregon (13 entries)
  • Latino Network (13 entries)
  • Friends of Baseball (11 entries)
Public note

Entries needing more context

625
items

Short entries can still be useful, but more context would make the public story stronger.

Examples
  • Asset partner scale
  • Asset partner value proposition
  • 293 Program Delivery Partners (in past 2 years, 192 unique partners received funding, fee waiver for events, or in-kind space grant support to provide programs).
  • Activate Parks/Sites to Deliver Greater Public Value, Increase Volunteerism Expand Service to Portlanders Deliver Measurable Results
  • 2022 - 2025 Grant Partners - Financial Support: $640,000 x 3 years: $1,920,000
Public note

Asset value estimates needing confirmation

15
items

Dollar values should be powerful, but only when the basis is clear enough to defend.

Examples
  • Leach Botanical Garden
  • Sellwood Community House
  • Laurelhurst Dance Studio
  • Overlook House
  • Buckman Field
Public note

Partner mentions not matched to a park

0
items

Unmatched mentions stay visible so the Atlas does not silently drop potentially useful partnership information.