On Purpose Oregon

Small-business support

On Purpose Oregon

Peer connection and learning for purpose-led businesses and professionals in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Cost overview · paid

Published annual dues: Ally $150, Builder $399, and higher tiers $2,000–$15,000. Event benefits vary by tier. Joining fees, automatic renewal, cancellation and checkout totals are unverified.

Access · unknown

B Corp certification is optional. Membership requires an application and a Declaration of Intent. Program-wide nonmember guest rules are unverified; check the selected event.

Source checked · Reviewed 2026-10-07

View profile: On Purpose Oregon

Peer connection and learning for purpose-led businesses and professionals in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Source checked. Organization pages reviewed 2026-10-07; event checks are separate. Organizer source

Cost
Published annual dues: Ally $150, Builder $399, and higher tiers $2,000–$15,000. Event benefits vary by tier. Joining fees, automatic renewal, cancellation and checkout totals are unverified.
Access
B Corp certification is optional. Membership requires an application and a Declaration of Intent. Program-wide nonmember guest rules are unverified; check the selected event.
Organization details & sources

Identity: Formerly B Local PDX. Its official BLD PNW page identifies On Purpose Oregon as the conference host.

Where: Oregon and Southwest Washington; its published calendar includes Portland gatherings. Location and format vary by occurrence.

Programs: Learning sessions, industry mixers and peer cohorts for people working on social and environmental business impact.

Source review: Public organization identity, membership and program pages reviewed October 7. Cached copies can delay changes. This review does not refresh any event’s time, place, price, availability or verification clock.

Confirm before joining: Confirm the chosen membership tier or event ticket, guest eligibility, total charge, renewal/cancellation terms, registration acceptance and accommodations.

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