Portland Harbor Community Coalition

Portland Harbor Community Coalition (PHCC) is an organization representing the most-impacted communities around the Willamette Superfund

The Portland Harbor Community Coalition is a group of individual community members, community of color organizations, conservation organizations, environmental justice organizations, higher educational institutions, and Native organizations, all invested in the outcome of the Willamette River’s Superfund site cleanup. To read about superfund sites, go to http://www.epa.gov/superfund/

For more inf

ormation on the Willamette River Superfund Site, go to http://www.opb.org/news/blog/ecotrope/a-guide-to-the-portland-harbor-superfund-site/

💦🌱🐟 Learn how to map habitat on the Wa’lúmt! Apply by August 21st. PHCC will compensate 10+ community members to support...
08/06/2026

💦🌱🐟 Learn how to map habitat on the Wa’lúmt! Apply by August 21st. PHCC will compensate 10+ community members to support digital habitat mapping on the river in an area very depleted of healthy resting areas for salmon and lamprey. Interested?
Click here or on the QR Code: https://forms.gle/BCcXZgAPEof5j63p7

08/02/2026

Filipino, Chinese and other workers are exploited as seafarers that dock in Portland Harbor. Labor, community groups need to unite to support seafarers and local labor alike to fight for workers rights.

08/02/2026

Supporting international workers power and solidarity across seas and waters today

07/28/2026

Our thoughts are with all those affected by the Signal Peak and White Swan Fires.

YNHA is here to help with emergency recovery assistance, including cleanup dumpsters, emergency hotel stays, and temporary housing support.

Please reach out to YNHA if you need assistance or know someone who does.

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs in Central Oregon, is experiencing major wildfire impacts with 0% containment, inclu...
07/28/2026

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs in Central Oregon, is experiencing major wildfire impacts with 0% containment, including confirmed home loss and families displaced to hotels, relatives’ homes, and—in some cases—only their vehicles.

Please consider supporting Warm Springs Tribal families through emergency supplies or the community-led Warm Springs Fire Relief Fund. Current needs include water and no-cook foods, N95/KN95 masks, hygiene and childcare supplies, blankets, pet supplies, basic medical items, fans and air filters, gift cards, and hotel assistance.

Direct financial support:
Venmo: Amanda-S-Yazzie
Cash App: $manta17
PayPal: [email protected]

Please see flyers for drop-off sites with more to come, spanning across Portland, Gresham, Bend, and Redmond—and share widely.

While this drive directly supports Warm Springs, we also hold the Yakama Nation, Colville Tribes, Umatilla Tribes, and other Northwest Tribal communities affected by wildfire and hazardous smoke in our hearts. Every donation makes a difference. Thank you 🤲🏽

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2210 N Lewis Avenue
Portland, OR
97227

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