The NTC is built on the belief that real resilience comes from our relationships — especially in a time when nonprofit staff are stretched thin. It’s a space to breathe, connect, and rebuild together.
Portland is a city that suits the NTC — independent, community-minded, and home to nonprofit tech work going back decades. Late March brings cherry blossoms downtown, and the mountains and rivers sit close frame the view from almost anywhere in the city. A welcoming backdrop for gathering and learning together, and a good reason to give yourself a day on either side.
Most of the NTC program will take place at the Oregon Convention Center, located at 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97232.
Hotels
We’ve reserved blocks of discounted hotel rooms for NTC attendees.
The Hyatt is the primary conference hotel, and we request attendees to make it their first preference while considering options. We also have additional, smaller room blocks at Hotel Eastlund and the DoubleTree Suites.
The Hyatt and Hotel Eastlund are directly across from each other, less than a block from the convention center. The DoubleTree Suites are about a 15-minute walk away and is also accessible via the MAX light rail.
Book using our official links below or by contacting the hotels directly. Remember, NTEN and our hotel partners will never contact you to make a reservation.
Avoid hotel booking scams
Be on the lookout for hotel booking scams. There are companies that call or email potential conference attendees and sponsors claiming to work with NTEN or the NTC. These scams can lead to overcharging or outright theft. Only book your room through the booking link on this website. Do not interact with or respond to hotel room reservation solicitations. NTEN and our conference hotel partners will never reach out to you to make a reservation.
Safety and accessibility
As a community, we respect and protect one another. There are many ways we’re making the conference safe and accessible for all.
