Coalition affiliation

District Four Coalition.

District Four Coalition logo

FPNA is a member neighborhood association of the District Four Coalition (D4C), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that holds the City of Portland's neighborhood services contract for District 4. D4C provides administrative, technical, and communications support to its member NAs.

districtfourcoalition.org →

From Neighbors West-Northwest to D4C

FPNA was previously a member of Neighbors West-Northwest (NWNW), one of Portland's historical neighborhood coalitions. As part of the City of Portland's transition to a district-based council, NWNW reorganized as the District Four Coalition.

D4C represents a vibrant alliance of 32 neighborhoods in the heart of Portland spanning the entire west side of the city, extending from Linnton and Forest Park, through the Northwest District and the west hills, into downtown, and reaching the southern boundaries of the city. On the east side of the Willamette River, the 4th District also encompasses the picturesque neighborhoods of Reed, Eastmoreland, Ardenwald, and Sellwood.

Environmental partners

Stewards of the land.

Organizations FPNA collaborates with on Forest Park stewardship, conservation, and education.

Bird Alliance of Oregon

Partner on wildlife coexistence, native habitat, and Forest Park stewardship.

birdallianceoregon.org →

Forest Park Conservancy

Partner on Forest Park stewardship and trail volunteer programs.

forestparkconservancy.org →

Skyline Grange

The mission of Skyline Grange is to provide a welcoming gathering place where Skyline Ridge residents can connect locally to become informed and engaged in activities that promote community resilience, well-being, and good land stewardship.

skylinegrange894.org/about →

Skyline Ridge Neighbors

Neighboring association; partner on SOLVE clean-ups and shared advocacy.

srnpdx.org →

Newsletter →

West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District

Partner on stewardship, education, and Splash Grant programs.

wmswcd.org →

More partners — Backyard Habitat Certification, Friends of Trees, and others — to be added as outreach continues.

Living here

Safety, preparedness, and resources.

Wildlife coexistence, wildfire and emergency preparedness, and neighborhood safety contacts now live together on one page.

Visit Living Here →