Lloyd B I D Inc
PORTLAND, OR
Total revenue
$712K
Total expenses
$516K
Net assets
$971K
Grants received
$17K
2 grants
EIN
931288383
Tax year
2024
Mission
To fund supplemental transportation management services, cleaning services, promote sustainability among businesses and the neighborhood at large, support economic development, and foster a sense of community within the district.significant activities of the organization have focused on public safety and cleanliness, transportation access, landscape beautification, economic development, and district advocacy.
Programs
4 programs
Holladay street landscaping - a better street for great business:in 2006 the esd entered into a partnership with the city of portland's bureau of transportation to take over coordination for maintaining the landscape islands on ne holladay street (from ne 1st to ne 13th street). The esd maintains island plantings, leaf removal, irrigation, bark dusting, and removes litter from ne holladay street. Since esd oversight began, holladay street's appearance has improved markedly, noting tenant satisfaction with the streetscape has increased, rendering holladay a more visually appealing and welcoming corridor.
Lloyd ecodistrict - living lab for sustainability:the lloyd ecodistrict is a different kind of economic development strategy. They work with community members to facilitate conversation, resource sharing, and development. They engage with neighbors, residents, small and large businesses, and partner organizations to foster a more connected place for people to live, work, and play.the ecodistrict has been in place since 2003 providing sustainability and community engagement-based services to lloyd employers and residents. During this time, the ecodistrict has completed the lloyd ecodistrict roadmap, an energy action plan and a waste reduction plan.work plan projects include: - achieved ecodistrict certification as 1st ecodistrict in oregon and 7th worldwide, focusing on vibrant community-building through climate protection, equity, and resilience strategy. - established baseline metrics for 62 ambitious goals in 2030 roadmap, fostering partnerships, and devising strategies for sustainable community developments. This long-term strategy aligns with city and regional priorities, including central city 2035, portland & multnomah climate action plan, and various transportation and housing plans. - promoted weekly summer gatherings at the duckworth dock in partnership with human access project. The events include music, swimming, and activating portland's riverfront. - through lamp, and led-retrofit program, ecodistrict upgraded 11,619 fixtures. - across 52 commercial properties in portland, 15 of which were in lloyd, resulting in annual cost savings of over $160k and a yearly reduction of 900 tons of co2 emissions. - worked with community partners to plant and maintain a pollinator corridor along the ne multnomah bikeway. A pollinator corridor is a social sculpture that combines ecology, community engagement, and design. It serves to turn a pre-existing urban area into a bustling environment for pollinating insects and other animals.
Trash for peace, ground score association - trash collection:beginning in april 2022, a pilot project with trash for peace's ground score association (gsa) has been started. Ground score's g.l.i.t.t.e.r program utilizes a framework of employing houseless and formerly houseless individuals in low-barrier waste management jobs while providing competitive wages. Under the program teams of 3-4 workers collect trash and provide trash collection supplies to camps within lloyd, for two-hour shifts twice per week.lloyd esd is funding the wages of collection crews, trash pickup, supplies, with funds for trash disposal provided via metro's regional 1 refresh fund.livability, cleanliness, and the positive development of relationships with unhoused and camping constituents in the district. The frequency of trash collection greatly benefits the visible nature of camps and refuse in lloyd, cleaning up the streets and improving the health and economy of the community.
Lloyd community association - neighborhood/community association:the lloyd community association (lca) was formed to promote and enhance the lloyd community as a desirable and livable place where neighborhood stakeholders and visitors can patronize and/or conduct business.the lca believes that a connected community of businesses and residents will grow economic prosperity in the neighborhood. They strive to create strong connections with each other and their neighbors; work together to provide a prosperous, safe, and livable community; and represent the lloyd's common interests among local and regional stakeholders.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
8 listed
HENRY A ASHFORTH III
Chairman
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1.2 hrs/wk
BOB GRAVELY
Director
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0.6 hrs/wk
WADE LANGE
Treasurer
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1 hrs/wk
NATALIE KING
Director
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0.6 hrs/wk
CRAIG STROUD
Vice President
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0.8 hrs/wk
TOM KILBANE
Director
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0.8 hrs/wk
HANNAH DONDY-KAPLAN
Director
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0.6 hrs/wk
EMILY MANDIC
Director
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0.8 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$17K from 1 funder · 2 grants · 2022–2023
$17K · 2 grants · 2022–2023