Portland Black Community Development Consortium

5257 NE M L King Blvd
Portland, OR 97211

The Portland Black Community Development Consortium is a nonprofit organization based in Portland, OR that focuses on empowering and supporting the local Black community through various development initiatives.

With a commitment to fostering economic growth, social equity, and cultural preservation, the consortium works to address systemic barriers and create opportunities for advancement within the community.

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