Alliant Systems is personally invested in contributing to the communities where we live and work. These are a few of the organizations we are proud to support with our time, energy, and financial resources.

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Northwest Medical Teams — a non-profit humanitarian aid organization working to reduce suffering around the world and in the Pacific Northwest. The organization holds 501(c)3 status and is incorporated in the state of Oregon.

Rebuilding Together — the nation's largest volunteer organization providing facility upgrades for nonprofits and free home repair for low-income seniors and people with disabilities so they may continue to live in warmth, safety and independence.

Habitat for Humanity — a nonprofit, nondenominational Christian housing organization. We welcome all people to join us as we build simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with those in need of adequate shelter. Since 1976, Habitat has built more than 125,000 houses in more than 87countries, including some 45,000 houses across the United States.

Riverbend Youth Center — a private non-profit agency that provides intensive treatment services and support to youth and their families in a healing atmosphere. The professional staff at RiverBend develops and implements individualized treatment programs for adolescents with mental and/or behavioral disturbances in residential, day treatment and outpatient settings. A strong focus on family participation is the cornerstone of the RiverBend approach, which has been recognized as an effective treatment program in the state of Oregon.

Oregon Humane Society — a non-profit organization rich with history. Few realize that the Oregon Humane Society, founded in 1868, is the third oldest humane society in the country and the oldest in the west. We owe our success to the hundreds of volunteers who have contributed time, money, and services to an organization that shapes the well-being of animals throughout the state. OHS is a leader in animal welfare issues, championing the cause of animals through legislation, education, and leadership.

In Memory of Pete DeLaurenti

Guide Dogs for the Blind — a nonprofit, charitable organization with a mission to provide Guide Dogs and training in their use to visually impaired people throughout the United States and Canada. Our dogs and services are free to those we serve, thanks to the generosity of donors and support of volunteers.

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Clackamas Little League

Oregon Food Bank

Alzheimer’s Association

Hillsboro Baseball

Westview Youth Footbal

Beaverton Foster Kids Holiday Party

http://www.oregon.gov/

Juvenile Diabetes Research – JDRF is driven by results and successes in three major cure goals: restoring normal blood sugar, preventing and reversing diabetes-related complications, and preventing diabetes. Working toward these goals, JDRF has taken the lead in nurturing human clinical trials in such critical areas as the development of transplant tolerance and alternative sources of insulin-producing cells for transplant.