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Chintimini Fund is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Supports programs for high‑potential students at schools and community organizations in Douglas, Benton, Lane, Linn, Tillamook and Lincoln counties.
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Chintimini Fund » Oregon Community Foundation Private Foundation Alternative Private Foundation Alternative Resources for Your New MyOCF OCF Fields Fellowship Invests in Oregon Artists and Communities Small Business Entrepreneurs Receive $903,000 Investment Black-Led Nonprofits Expand Opportunities for Black Students Disaster Grants Mark Five-Year Anniversary of Labor Day Fires with Focus on Preparedness Portland United Fund Supports Planning Efforts to Keep Trail Blazers in Portland Oregon Nonprofits Strengthen Their Communities With Fall Funding from OCF OCF, Donors Commit $1.
9 Million to Organizations That Feed Hungry Oregonians Oregon Community Foundation to Open New Office in Eastern Oregon OCF Welcomes to Board Leaders in Rural Advocacy, Iconic Businesses, Conservation, Law Oregon Nonprofits Receive $5.
8 Million Funding Boost OCF Invests in Thought-Provoking Arts and Culture Projects Through 2024 Creative Heights Initiative Community Grants Strengthen Local Solutions, Opportunities with Flexible Operations Funding Landmark Investment in Arts And Culture Infrastructure Supporting Entrepreneurs: OCF Funds 24 Oregon Nonprofits to Help Local Entrepreneurs OCF Awards $4.
7 Million Investment in 203 Oregon Nonprofits Invests $1 Million in Visionary Oregon Arts and Culture Projects Through 2023 Creative Heights Initi Oregon Community Foundation Wraps Up Project Turnkey Opportunity for All, Affirmatively Project Turnkey 2.
0 Grants Additional $8 million and First Tribal Award, Bringing Total Properties to 8 OCF Seeks Next Owner for Albina Arts Center Following Year-Long Engagement Process OCF Adds New Board Chair and Prominent Women Leaders to Chart Statewide Growth 30 Culturally Led Organizations to Receive Multi-Year Capacity Support from OCF to Help Black Students Succeed Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Publications, Newsletters and Annual Reports Providing enrichment opportunities for high-potential students.
APPLICATION WINDOW: JANUARY 16 - MARCH 12, 2026 The Chintimini Fund of Oregon Community Foundation supports programs for high-potential students — including those identified as talented and gifted (TAG) — at schools and other community organizations in Douglas, Benton, Lane, Linn, Tillamook and Lincoln counties.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and community organizations serving high‑potential youth in specified counties in Oregon. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Not specified Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is March 12, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
Application snapshot: target deadline March 12, 2026; published funding information Not specified; eligibility guidance Nonprofits and community organizations serving high‑potential youth in specified counties in Oregon.
Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
The Fund encourages programs that inspire and motivate "bright but bored" students who are not fully engaged by existing school programs. OCF is pleased to offer school districts an opportunity to apply for a grant to fund in-school or extracurricular programs that provide enrichment opportunities for high-potential students and other children who show a capacity for high achievement.
Our current request for proposals describes program goals, the application process and national research about excellence in programming for high-potential students. Competitive proposals will fulfill the program goals, incorporate research-based and innovative strategies, and integrate program planning with program evaluation in mind. Average grant awards are expected to range from $3,000 to $7,000 each.
Eligible applicants include schools, public agencies and 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Lane, Linn, Benton, Douglas, Tillamook and Lincoln counties. Organizations may use grant funds only for project expenses — not for operating costs, fundraising expenses or endowments. Eligible expenses include materials, program marketing costs, staff time and administrative support.
2026-2027 Request for Proposals 2026-2027 Grant Application Please apply electronically if possible. Submit electronic documents as attachments via email to chintiminifund@oregoncf. org .
Send all materials — including the full application and supporting documents — as attachments to a single email. The Grantee Evaluation Form must be completed and submitted to OCF at the end of the project or by June 4 of the academic year. The project applicant must complete the project contact evaluation section.
The second page — the student evaluation section — is to be completed by a representative number of students (please make copies or electronically reproduce the second page as necessary). For more information, please contact: Oregon Community Foundation chintiminifund@oregoncf. org Thank you for signing up!
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