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The Harrington family would like to thank all those who have supported the mission of the foundation in 2005 through personal financial contributions, as well as the purchase of autographed memorabilia. The revenue from these sources, combined with foundation funds, have helped us provide assistance to the following non-profit organizations:
- Detroit Lions Charities
- Shriners Hospitals For Children, Portland
- Providence Child Center (for medically fragile children)
- University of Oregon, School of Music (capital campaign)
- Central Catholic High School (scholarships)
- David Douglas High School / Celtic Heart (assisting students in need with clothing and school supplies)
- Mercy Corps (hurricane relief)
- NW Medical Teams
- Stand For Children
- Childrens Defense Fund
- Childrens Heart Foundation
- Young Life (summer camp tuition assistance)
- NW Family Services (abstinence program)
- SMART (Start Making a Reader Today)
- AVSI (text books for Uganda school)
- Los Embajadores (scholarship assistance)
- Adopt-A-Minefield
- Boys and Girls Club of Oregon
- Teammates For Kids Foundation
- STARS Foundation (a national program which promotes positive decision making, self esteem and abstinence for young people)
- Community Transitional School (for homeless children)
- Life Teen (Catholic youth group)
- Special Olympics, Michigan
- Childrens Hospital of Michigan
- Spina Bifada Association
- March of Dimes
- ALS Benefit Auction
- Children’s Miracle Network
- Mid Valley Youth Association
- Junior Achievement
- Muscular Dystrophy Association
Established in 2002 by former NFL quarterback Joey Harrington, the Harrington Family Foundation (HFF) has raised more than $2M for students across Oregon. 
The Oregon Community Leadership Scholarship is a renewable four-year collegiate scholarship program for Oregon high school seniors who are emerging leaders, and plan to attend an Oregon university or trade school. 
The 2019 Safeway Foundation Battle at Bandon returns June 21-23 at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. A competitive, handicapped golf tournament involving current and former players and coaches from their respective PAC-12 universities.