Community Grants Program

Community Grants Program is sponsored by City of Portland, Oregon. This program funds projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create economic opportunities, and build climate resilience. It includes support for community solar projects, clean energy upgrades, energy efficiency improvements, and regenerative agriculture.

Community Livability Grant (CLG) - Prosper Portland Community Livability Grant (CLG) Applications for FY 2026-27 will be accepted in Fall 2026. The Community Livability Grant (CLG) provides grants to community-based organizations for projects that promote healthy, complete, and resilient neighborhoods and respond to and respect the diversity of its residents.

Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, neighborhood and business associations, and neighborhood groups. Property owners may also be eligible. This grant accepts applications once per year.

Contact: clg@prosperportland. us Nonprofit organizations, neighborhood and business associations, and neighborhood groups located within the Gateway Regional Center , Interstate Corridor , and North Macadam Tax Increment Finance (TIF) Districts are eligible.

Each year, Prosper Portland seeks proposals from community-based organizations for projects that foster vibrant and healthy neighborhoods and improve the prosperity of area residents and businesses.

Projects must be located within the following neighborhoods: Gateway Regional Center Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District Interstate Corridor TIF District North Macadam TIF District Funds are available through the Community Livability Grant Program for permanent, real property improvements. Projects must add, expand, or improve physical space.

Project bids must be submitted within 3 months and project completed within one year of grant award. If applicant is not ready to proceed with project, please wait to apply until this timeframe can be met. Priority will be given to projects that promote widely shared prosperity.

For example, such projects would: Support wealth creation opportunities for small business owners Improve access to jobs and workforce development services Honor and enhance the neighborhood’s cultural diversity and history Deliver a community asset tailored to the community’s expressed priorities and opportunities Applications open Fall 2026 How much money does the grant offer?

The total maximum grant award is $300,000; awards typically range from $10,000 to $50,000. You may reapply each year, but any organization that has previously been awarded a cumulative total of $300,000 has reached the maximum and will no longer be eligible. What is the focus of this grant?

The CLG focuses on projects that promote widely shared prosperity.

For example, such projects would: Improve access to jobs and workforce development services Support wealth creation opportunities for small business owners Honor and enhance the neighborhood’s cultural diversity and history Deliver a community asset tailored to the community’s expressed priorities and opportunities You can apply once you have a concept plan, projected budget, and schedule.

You should be ready to start your project if your application is approved. Project bids must be submitted within 3 months and the project must be completed within one year of the grant award. If you’re not ready to proceed with your project and cannot meet these timelines, please wait to apply when this timeframe can be met.

Where can you get more information? Contact: clg@prosperportland. us Where are funds available?

Each year, Prosper Portland seeks proposals from community-based organizations for projects that foster vibrant and healthy neighborhoods and improve the prosperity of area residents and businesses. In fiscal year 2025-26, funds will be available in these neighborhoods: Gateway Regional Center TIF District Interstate Corridor TIF District North Macadam TIF District Who are the past award recipients? Prosper Portland awarded $1.

42 million in Community Livability Grants for fiscal year 2024-25 to 18 projects in five tax increment districts or neighborhoods, leveraging more than $1 million in private investment. In Central Eastside, Interstate Corridor, and Lents Town Center five projects were funded in each district, along with two projects in Gateway Regional Center and one in North Macadam.

Project Description TIF District Fiscal Year Award Paper Route Academy Business and Multi Resource Hub: Focus on both structural and interior improvements to support programs. Gateway Regional Center 2025-2026 $91,944 TVW Inc. - Sustainable Cleaning Systems Building Accessibility Improvements for Workforce Training Center: Install elevator to 2nd floor, ADA restroom improvements, and security art panels.

Gateway Regional Center 2025-2026 $120,839 Billy Webb Historic Building Restoration: Ballroom restoration includes lighting, ceiling & wall finishes, electrical, insulation, and flooring. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $50,000 Black Parent Initiative (BPI) Soulful Sips Coffee Shop & Community Center: Kitchen build-out. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $9,006 Cascade AIDS Project Prism Health Clinic: Security upgrades.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $27,000 POIC Historic Albina Arts Center Build-Out: Includes replacing HVAC, security fencing, painting, restroom updates, signage. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $36,000 REACH Albina Corner Property Rehab: Tenant improvements to activate a long vacant space for Proud Ground, a community-serving nonprofit, to expand operations in the space.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $30,000 Ethos Music Center Community Hub: Café build-out to provide expanded music education for youth by serving as a cultural gathering space for youth, artists. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $48,280 Human Access Project Cottonwood Bay Park: Removal of concrete debris to create new public access beach.

North Macadam 2025-2026 $65,000 International School of Portland ADA-accessible playground & Outdoor Classroom: Converting parking lot to nature-based accessible playground. North Macadam 2025-2026 $300,000 OHSU Food Resource Center: Activating vacant ground floor retail space to offer groceries, hygiene items, and community space in the South Waterfront campus to students of OHSU, PSU, and OSU.

North Macadam 2025-2026 $200,000 The Cottonwood School of Civics and Science Social Justice Mural: As part of an outdoor garden classroom, this project will be a collaboration with local artists and students. North Macadam 2025-2026 $32,400 Community Livability Grant Program Guidelines Frequently Asked Questions Is there a timeline that Prosper Portland must follow to open/ close the grant application process and award grants?

The CLG program is opened annually with an announcement of available funds in each district. The announcement specifies the program focus, selection criteria, evaluation process and timeline for implementation. Program announcement and timeline is at the discretion of Prosper Portland staff.

How is the grant administered? Selected recipients receive an award letter listing items required in order to fund a grant, including state 501(c) status, City of Portland business license, current status of property taxes, project plans, construction bids and permits. Grant Agreements are based on construction bids submitted by the grant recipient and approved by Prosper Portland.

Funds may only be used for permanent real property improvements that add, expand or improve physical space. Work performed prior to a fully executed grant agreement is not eligible. To access funds, recipient must provide an invoice from the contractor, proof of payment and a signed Disbursement Form.

Funds are disbursed either as a reimbursement to the recipient (with proof of payment) or directly to the contractor. Are there specific projects that are ineligible for a grant? Housing and transportation projects are not eligible for funding through the CLG program.

What if a grant recipient is unable to meet grant requirements? The funds are forfeited and placed back in the District’s budget for future funding years. How are grant funds awarded?

Once the evaluation committee makes award recommendations and the Executive Director determines allocations, Prosper Portland sets funds aside while recipient provides additional documentation, such as business license, project budget, lease agreements, contractor bids and confirmation that property taxes are current.

While Prosper Portland does announce grant award recipients publicly, the disbursement of funds is contingent on the execution of final grant agreements and compliance with grant requirements. Can I apply for a CLG to operate my non-profit? No. CLG funds may not be used for lease or rent or any other operating expenses.

Grants only fund permanent real property improvements that add, expand, or improve physical space. These TIF resources are restricted under state law (ORS 457. 170) from generally being spent on anything other than land, property acquisition and real property rehabilitation related to urban redevelopment.

Is a grant recipient required to have a lease prior to applying for or being awarded a grant? No. The applicant may apply and be awarded a grant without having a lease agreement. Funds are set aside once the grant recipients are selected and confirmed.

However, before a grant agreement is executed, recipient must submit a lease agreement with a minimum 3-year term. How are grant recipients selected? Is there a list of alternates?

The evaluation committee reviews applications and makes award recommendations. Prosper Portland’s Executive Director uses the committee recommendations in making the final decision on allocations of grant funds. All grants are contingent on compliance with program guidelines.

If a recipient cannot meet the guidelines in a timely manner, the award is rescinded, and the funds are placed back in the CLG budget for future funding years. There is no alternate list.

Selection is based on each project proposal’s alignment with the priorities of the CLG program, which are projects that improve access to jobs and workforce development services; support wealth creation opportunities for small business owners; honor and enhance the neighborhood’s cultural diversity and history; deliver a community asset tailored to the community’s expressed priorities and opportunities; and advance goals of area-specific action plans.

Are letters of support required? They are not required but will make the application stronger. (See page 7 of the Handbook under Evaluation Criteria, item 3, Community Support & Partnerships.)

Is there a minimum length of time a non-profit must be in existence before they can apply for a grant? There is no minimum. Non-profits must be registered with the state as a DNP (Domestic Non-Profit), complete a W-9 and be in compliance with 501c3 status at the time funds are encumbered in a grant agreement.

What are the evaluation criteria? Applications are evaluated on strength of the project relative to community benefit; community support and partnerships; and project feasibility, schedule and budget. Project bids must be submitted within 3 months and project completed within one year of grant award.

If applicant is not ready to proceed with project, please wait to apply until this timeframe can be met. What if an evaluation committee member has a conflict of interest? Evaluation committee members sign a Conflict of Interest form and are expected to recuse themselves if they have a conflict of interest.

Who sits on the evaluation committee? Each TIF district has an evaluation committee made up of volunteers who represent community organizations, neighborhood and business associations, and non-profit organizations as well as individual business owners and Prosper Portland staff. Evaluation committees also typically include a representative from a past CLG recipient organization.

How many applicants apply for these grants? Numbers vary each year; 25-30 grants are typically awarded each year. Do applicants receive the full amount they request?

Grants are awarded through a competitive process. Projects may be funded in full, in part or not at all; can vary in size; and typically range from $10,000 to $50,000. The total maximum grant award is $300,000.

Organizations previously awarded a total of $300,000 (singular or combination) have reached the maximum total grant and are no longer eligible.

Programa de subvenciones para habitabilidad comunitaria (Community Livability Grant, CLG) El Programa de subvenciones para habitabilidad comunitaria (CLG) otorga subvenciones a organizaciones comunitarias para proyectos que promuevan vecindarios saludables, completos y resilientes, y que respondan a y respeten la diversidad de sus habitantes.

Los solicitantes elegibles incluyen organizaciones sin fines de lucro, asociaciones de vecindarios y empresas, así como grupos de vecindarios. Los propietarios de inmuebles también pueden ser elegibles. Comuníquese con: clg@prosperportland.

us Son elegibles las organizaciones sin fines de lucro, asociaciones de vecindarios y empresas y grupos de vecindarios ubicados dentro de los Distritos de fondos por aumento impositivo (Tax Increment Finance, TIF) de Gateway Regional Center , Interstate Corridor , y North Macadam .

Cada año, Prosper Portland busca propuestas de organizaciones comunitarias para proyectos que fomenten vecindarios dinámicos y saludables, y que aumenten la prosperidad de los habitantes y las empresas del área.

Los proyectos deben estar ubicados en los siguientes vecindarios: Distrito de fondos por aumento impositivo (TIF) de Gateway Regional Center Distrito TIF de Interstate Corridor Distrito TIF de North Macadam Los fondos están disponibles a través del Programa de subvenciones para habitabilidad comunitaria destinado a la realización de mejoras permanentes en bienes inmuebles.

Los proyectos deben agregar, ampliar o mejorar el espacio físico. Las ofertas de proyectos deben presentarse dentro de un plazo de 3 meses y el proyecto debe finalizarse dentro de un plazo de un año luego de que se otorga la subvención. Si el solicitante no está listo para proceder con la puesta en marcha del proyecto, debe postergar la presentación de la solicitud hasta cuando pueda cumplir con los plazos.

Se dará prioridad a proyectos que beneficien a las comunidades de color o personas con bajos ingresos y que promuevan la prosperidad de una mayor cantidad de personas. Por ejemplo, este tipo de proyectos: Respaldaría las oportunidades de creación de riqueza para los dueños de pequeñas empresas. Mejoraría el acceso a empleos y servicios de desarrollo de la fuerza laboral.

Enaltecería y mejoraría la diversidad y la historia cultural del vecindario. Entregaría un activo comunitario adaptado a las prioridades y oportunidades expresadas por la comunidad. ¿Cuánto dinero ofrece esta subvención?

El monto máximo total de la subvención es de $300,000; los montos otorgados suelen oscilar entre $10,000 y $50,000. Se puede presentar una solicitud cada año, pero cualquier organización que anteriormente haya recibido un total acumulado de $300,000 ya alcanzó el máximo y ya no será elegible. ¿Cuál es el enfoque de esta subvención?

El CLG se centra en proyectos que benefician a comunidades históricamente desatendidas y promueven la prosperidad para una mayor cantidad de personas. Por ejemplo, este tipo de proyectos: Mejoraría el acceso a empleos y servicios de desarrollo de la fuerza laboral. Respaldaría las oportunidades de creación de riqueza para los dueños de pequeñas empresas.

Enaltecería y mejoraría la diversidad y la historia cultural del vecindario. Entregaría un activo comunitario adaptado a las prioridades y oportunidades expresadas por la comunidad. ¿Cuándo se deben enviar las solicitudes?

Las solicitudes deben enviarse una vez que se tenga un plan conceptual, un presupuesto proyectado y un cronograma. Es requisito estar listo para comenzar el proyecto en caso de que se apruebe la solicitud. Las ofertas de proyectos deben presentarse dentro de un plazo de 3 meses y el proyecto debe finalizarse dentro de un plazo de un año luego de que se otorga la subvención.

En caso de no estar listo para proceder con la puesta en marcha del proyecto y de no poder cumplir con estos plazos, se debe postergar la presentación de la solicitud hasta cuando se pueda cumplir con los mismos. ¿Dónde se puede obtener más información? Comuníquese con: clg@prosperportland.

us . Subvenciones otorgadas en el año fiscal 24-25 Project Description TIF District Fiscal Year Award Paper Route Academy Business and Multi Resource Hub: Focus on both structural and interior improvements to support programs.

Gateway Regional Center 2025-2026 $91,944 TVW Inc. - Sustainable Cleaning Systems Building Accessibility Improvements for Workforce Training Center: Install elevator to 2nd floor, ADA restroom improvements, and security art panels. Gateway Regional Center 2025-2026 $120,839 Billy Webb Historic Building Restoration: Ballroom restoration includes lighting, ceiling & wall finishes, electrical, insulation, and flooring.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $50,000 Black Parent Initiative (BPI) Soulful Sips Coffee Shop & Community Center: Kitchen build-out. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $9,006 Cascade AIDS Project Prism Health Clinic: Security upgrades. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $27,000 POIC Historic Albina Arts Center Build-Out: Includes replacing HVAC, security fencing, painting, restroom updates, signage.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $36,000 REACH Albina Corner Property Rehab: Tenant improvements to activate a long vacant space for Proud Ground, a community-serving nonprofit, to expand operations in the space. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $30,000 Ethos Music Center Community Hub: Café build-out to provide expanded music education for youth by serving as a cultural gathering space for youth, artists.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $48,280 Human Access Project Cottonwood Bay Park: Removal of concrete debris to create new public access beach. North Macadam 2025-2026 $65,000 International School of Portland ADA-accessible playground & Outdoor Classroom: Converting parking lot to nature-based accessible playground.

North Macadam 2025-2026 $300,000 OHSU Food Resource Center: Activating vacant ground floor retail space to offer groceries, hygiene items, and community space in the South Waterfront campus to students of OHSU, PSU, and OSU. North Macadam 2025-2026 $200,000 The Cottonwood School of Civics and Science Social Justice Mural: As part of an outdoor garden classroom, this project will be a collaboration with local artists and students.

North Macadam 2025-2026 $32,400 ¿Cuántos solicitantes presentan una solicitud para estas subvenciones? Las cifras varían cada año; en 2019/2020, 34 solicitantes presentaron una propuesta. ¿Quién forma parte del comité de evaluación?

Cada distrito TIF tiene un comité de evaluación conformado por voluntarios que representan a organizaciones comunitarias, asociaciones de vecindarios y empresas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, así como propietarios de empresas individuales y personal de Prosper Portland. Los comités de evaluación también suelen incluir a un representante de una organización que haya sido beneficiaria de la subvención para habitabilidad comunitaria.

¿Qué pasa si un miembro del Comité de Evaluación tiene un conflicto de intereses? Los miembros del Comité de Evaluación firman un formulario de conflicto de intereses y se espera que se declaren no aptos en caso de tener un conflicto de intereses. ¿Cuáles son los criterios de evaluación?

Las solicitudes se evalúan con base en la solidez del proyecto con respecto al beneficio comunitario; el apoyo y asociaciones comunitarias; así como la viabilidad, el cronograma y el presupuesto del proyecto. ¿Hay una duración mínima de tiempo posterior a la constitución de una organización sin fines de lucro antes de que pueda solicitar una subvención? No hay ninguna duración mínima.

Las organizaciones sin fines de lucro deben registrarse en el estado como organizaciones locales sin fines de lucro (Domestic Non-Profit, DNP), llenar un formulario W-9 y haber cumplido con el estatus 501c3 al momento en que se impongan gravámenes a los fondos a través de un convenio de subvención. ¿Se requieren cartas de apoyo?

No. Las cartas de apoyo son opcionales, pero el apoyo de la comunidad contribuye a la solidez de la solicitud. ¿Cómo se selecciona a los beneficiarios de la subvención? ¿Hay una lista de suplentes?

El comité de evaluación revisa las solicitudes y hace recomendaciones sobre el otorgamiento de las subvenciones. El Director ejecutivo de Prosper Portland tiene en cuenta las recomendaciones del comité al tomar la decisión final sobre las asignaciones de fondos de subvención. Todas las subvenciones están condicionadas al cumplimiento de los lineamientos del programa.

Si un beneficiario de la subvención no puede cumplir oportunamente con los lineamientos, se cancela la subvención y los fondos se devuelven al presupuesto del programa de CLG para los años de financiamiento futuros. No hay ninguna lista de suplentes.

La selección se basa en la convergencia de cada propuesta de proyecto con las prioridades del programa de CLG, es decir, proyectos que mejoren el acceso a empleos y servicios de desarrollo de la fuerza laboral; que apoyen las oportunidades de creación de riqueza para los propietarios de pequeñas empresas; que enaltezcan y mejoren la diversidad e historia cultural del vecindario; que entreguen un activo comunitario adaptado a las prioridades y oportunidades expresadas por la comunidad; y que promuevan los objetivos de los planes de acción específicos para cada área.

¿Es necesario que un beneficiario de la subvención tenga un contrato de arrendamiento antes de solicitar o recibir una subvención? No. El solicitante puede presentar una solicitud y recibir una subvención sin que tenga un contrato de arrendamiento. Los fondos se reservan una vez que los beneficiarios de la subvención son seleccionados y confirmados.

Sin embargo, antes de firmar un convenio de subvención, el beneficiario debe presentar un contrato de arrendamiento con una vigencia mínima de 3 años. ¿Puedo solicitar una CLG para operar mi organización sin fines de lucro? No. Los fondos del programa de CLG no pueden usarse para arrendamiento o alquiler ni para ningún otro gasto operativo.

Las subvenciones sólo financian las mejoras permanentes en inmuebles, lo que incluye agregar, ampliar o mejorar el espacio físico. La ley estatal (ORS 457. 170) prohíbe que, en general, estos recursos TIF se destinen a otra cosa que no sea la tierra, la adquisición de propiedades y la rehabilitación de inmuebles relacionadas con la reurbanización.

¿Hay proyectos específicos que no son elegibles para recibir una subvención? Los proyectos de transporte y vivienda no son elegibles para recibir financiamiento a través del programa de CLG. ¿Cómo se otorgan los fondos de subvención?

Una vez que el comité de evaluación hace recomendaciones sobre el otorgamiento de subvenciones y el Director ejecutivo determina las asignaciones, Prosper Portland reserva los fondos mientras el beneficiario entrega documentación adicional, como la licencia comercial, el presupuesto de proyecto, los contratos de arrendamiento, las ofertas de contratistas y la confirmación de que está al corriente con el pago del impuesto sobre el inmueble.

Aunque Prosper Portland anuncia públicamente quiénes son los beneficiarios de la subvención, la entrega de los fondos está condicionada a la firma de convenios finales de subvención y al cumplimiento de los requisitos de la subvención. ¿Qué pasa si un beneficiario de la subvención no puede cumplir con los requisitos de la subvención?

Se cancela la entrega de los fondos y se devuelven al presupuesto del Distrito para años de financiamiento futuros. ¿Cómo se administra la subvención?

Los beneficiarios seleccionados reciben una carta de subvención con una lista de los requisitos necesarios para financiar una subvención, incluido el estatus 501(c), la licencia comercial de la ciudad de Portland, la situación actual en relación con los impuestos sobre el inmueble, los planes de proyecto, las ofertas de construcción y los permisos.

Los convenios de subvención se basan en ofertas de construcción presentadas por el beneficiario de la subvención y aprobadas por Prosper Portland. Los fondos solo pueden usarse para hacer mejoras permanentes en inmuebles, lo que incluye agregar, ampliar o mejorar el espacio físico. El trabajo realizado antes de firmar un convenio de subvención plenamente formalizado no es elegible.

Para tener acceso a los fondos, el beneficiario debe proporcionar una factura del contratista, así como comprobantes de pago y un formulario de desembolso firmado. Los fondos se entregan ya sea como un reembolso a favor del beneficiario (con comprobante de pago) o directamente al contratista. ¿Hay un cronograma que Prosper Portland debe seguir para iniciar o finalizar el proceso de solicitud y otorgamiento de subvenciones?

El programa de CLG se lleva a cabo cada año mediante un anuncio de los fondos disponibles en cada distrito. El anuncio especifica el enfoque del programa, los criterios de selección, el proceso de evaluación y el cronograma para su implementación. El anuncio del programa y el cronograma quedan a discreción del personal de Prosper Portland.

¿Los solicitantes reciben el monto total que solicitan? Las subvenciones se otorgan a través de un proceso de selección. Los proyectos pueden financiarse en su totalidad, en parte o no recibir ninguna financiación; el monto otorgado también puede ser variable y normalmente va desde los 10,000 hasta los 50,000 dólares.

El monto máximo total de la subvención es de 300,000 dólares. Las organizaciones a las que previamente se les haya entregado un total de 300,000 dólares (monto único o combinado) ya alcanzaron el monto máximo total de subvención y ya no serán elegibles.

Chương trình Tài trợ Sinh hoạt Cộng đồng (CLG) Chương trình Tài trợ Sinh hoạt Cộng đồng (CLG) cung cấp khoản tài trợ cho các tổ chức tại cộng đồng làm dự án thúc đẩy các khu phố lành mạnh, toàn diện và sôi động, đồng thời đáp ứng và tôn trọng sự đa dạng của cư dân. Ứng viên xin tài trợ hội đủ điều kiện bao gồm tổ chức phi lợi nhuận, hiệp hội doanh nghiệp và khu phố, và các nhóm trong khu phố.

Chủ sở hữu tài sản cũng có thể hội đủ điều kiện. Liên hệ: clg@prosperportland. us Các tổ chức phi lợi nhuận, hiệp hội khu phố và doanh nghiệp cũng như các nhóm khu phố nằm trong các Khu tài chính tăng thuế (TIF) Gateway Regional Center , Interstate Corridor , và North Macadam đều hội đủ điều kiện.

Hàng năm, Prosper Portland tìm kiếm các đề xuất từ các tổ chức dựa vào cộng đồng làm dự án thúc đẩy các khu dân cư sôi động và lành mạnh, đồng thời cải thiện sự thịnh vượng của người dân và doanh nghiệp trong khu vực.

Các dự án phải nằm trong các khu phố sau: Khu tài chính tăng thuế (TIF) Gateway Regional Center Khu TIF Interstate Corridor Tiền tài trợ cấp thông qua Chương trình Tài trợ Sinh hoạt Cộng đồng cho các cải thiện lâu dài và cải thiện bất động sản. Các dự án phải bổ sung, mở rộng hoặc cải thiện không gian vật lý. Hồ sơ thầu dự án phải được nộp trong vòng 3 tháng và dự án phải hoàn thành trong vòng một năm kể từ khi nhận được tài trợ.

Nếu người nộp đơn chưa sẵn sàng thực hiện dự án, vui lòng đợi để nộp đơn cho đến khi có thể đáp ứng được khung thời gian này. Ưu tiên sẽ được dành cho các dự án mang lại lợi ích cho cộng đồng người da màu hoặc người có thu nhập thấp và thúc đẩy thịnh vượng được chia sẻ trên diện rộng.

Ví dụ, các dự án như vậy sẽ: Hỗ trợ cơ hội tạo ra của cải cho các chủ sở hữu doanh nghiệp nhỏ Cải thiện khả năng tiếp cận việc làm và các dịch vụ phát triển lực lượng lao động Tôn vinh và cải thiện sự đa dạng văn hóa và lịch sử của khu phố Cung cấp tài sản cộng đồng phù hợp với các ưu tiên và cơ hội được cộng đồng bày tỏ Khoản tài trợ này cung cấp bao nhiêu tiền?

Tổng số tiền trợ cấp tối đa là $300,000; tiền trợ cấp thường dao động từ $10,000 đến $50,000. Quý vị có thể đăng ký lại mỗi năm, nhưng bất kỳ tổ chức nào trước đây đã được trao tổng số tiền tích lũy $300,000 là đã đạt đến mức tối đa và sẽ không còn hội đủ điều kiện nữa. Trọng tâm của khoản tài trợ này là gì?

Chương trình CLG ưu tiên các dự án mang lại lợi ích cho các cộng đồng vốn đã và đang chưa được phục vụ đầy đủ và thúc đẩy thịnh vượng được chia sẻ trên diện rộng.

Ví dụ, các dự án như vậy sẽ: Cải thiện khả năng tiếp cận việc làm và các dịch vụ phát triển lực lượng lao động Hỗ trợ cơ hội tạo ra của cải cho các chủ sở hữu doanh nghiệp nhỏ Tôn vinh và cải thiện sự đa dạng văn hóa và lịch sử của khu phố Cung cấp tài sản cộng đồng phù hợp với các ưu tiên và cơ hội được cộng đồng bày tỏ Khi nào quý vị nên đăng ký? Quý vị có thể đăng ký khi đã có kế hoạch ý tưởng, ngân sách dự kiến và lịch trình.

Quý vị nên sẵn sàng bắt đầu dự án của mình nếu đơn đăng ký của quý vị được chấp thuận. Hồ sơ thầu dự án phải được nộp trong vòng 3 tháng và dự án phải được hoàn thành trong vòng một năm kể từ khi nhận được tài trợ. Nếu quý vị chưa sẵn sàng tiếp tục dự án của mình và không thể đáp ứng các mốc thời gian này, vui lòng đợi để đăng ký khi đáp ứng được khung thời gian này.

Quý vị có thể tìm thêm thông tin ở đâu? Liên hệ: clg@prosperportland. us Tài trợ năm tài khóa 24-25 Project Description TIF District Fiscal Year Award Paper Route Academy Business and Multi Resource Hub: Focus on both structural and interior improvements to support programs.

Gateway Regional Center 2025-2026 $91,944 TVW Inc. - Sustainable Cleaning Systems Building Accessibility Improvements for Workforce Training Center: Install elevator to 2nd floor, ADA restroom improvements, and security art panels. Gateway Regional Center 2025-2026 $120,839 Billy Webb Historic Building Restoration: Ballroom restoration includes lighting, ceiling & wall finishes, electrical, insulation, and flooring.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $50,000 Black Parent Initiative (BPI) Soulful Sips Coffee Shop & Community Center: Kitchen build-out. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $9,006 Cascade AIDS Project Prism Health Clinic: Security upgrades. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $27,000 POIC Historic Albina Arts Center Build-Out: Includes replacing HVAC, security fencing, painting, restroom updates, signage.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $36,000 REACH Albina Corner Property Rehab: Tenant improvements to activate a long vacant space for Proud Ground, a community-serving nonprofit, to expand operations in the space. Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $30,000 Ethos Music Center Community Hub: Café build-out to provide expanded music education for youth by serving as a cultural gathering space for youth, artists.

Interstate Corridor 2025-2026 $48,280 Human Access Project Cottonwood Bay Park: Removal of concrete debris to create new public access beach. North Macadam 2025-2026 $65,000 International School of Portland ADA-accessible playground & Outdoor Classroom: Converting parking lot to nature-based accessible playground.

North Macadam 2025-2026 $300,000 OHSU Food Resource Center: Activating vacant ground floor retail space to offer groceries, hygiene items, and community space in the South Waterfront campus to students of OHSU, PSU, and OSU. North Macadam 2025-2026 $200,000 The Cottonwood School of Civics and Science Social Justice Mural: As part of an outdoor garden classroom, this project will be a collaboration with local artists and students.

North Macadam 2025-2026 $32,400 Có bao nhiêu ứng viên đăng ký khoản tài trợ này? Số đơn đăng ký thay đổi mỗi năm; trong năm 2019/20 có 34 ứng viên đã nộp đề xuất. Những ai có mặt trong ủy ban đánh giá?

Mỗi quận TIF có một ủy ban đánh giá bao gồm các tình nguyện viên đại diện cho các tổ chức cộng đồng, khu phố và hiệp hội doanh nghiệp, và các tổ chức phi lợi nhuận cũng như các chủ doanh nghiệp cá nhân và nhân viên Prosper Portland. Các ủy ban đánh giá cũng thường bao gồm một đại diện đến từ một tổ chức đã nhận tài trợ CLG trước đây. Điều gì sẽ xảy ra nếu một thành viên của Ủy ban Đánh giá có xung