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and Marion L. Miller Foundation. Provides funding to Oregon’s artists, arts organizations, and those providing K-12 arts education.
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Diaspora Dance Theater (Photo by Jingzi Photography) Funding Arts and Education The James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation envisions an Oregon where the arts thrive in supportive communities and all children have equal opportunities for success in school .
We provide funding to Oregon’s artists , arts organizations, and those providing K-12 arts education. We support K-12 education and community-based education organizations across Oregon. We imagine a day where all Oregonians experience , value and support the arts.
We imagine a day where every Oregon child has an equal chance to succeed in school and beyond. We imagine a day where artists thrive in communities statewide. Our grants portal is always open for eligible organizations.
Announcing the 2025 Spark Award Recipients! Miller Foundation announces the 2025 Spark Award for Oregon Artists We remain unwavering in our commitment to supporting our grantees and the sectors we serve.
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Get the resources you need You believe arts and education matter. So do we! That's why our grant programs make it easy to connect artists, arts organizations, and education organizations in Oregon with funding for their communities.
Our grant programs are fast and flexible. Our typical turnaround time from inquiry to grant decision is between 2 and 4 months. Our grants portal is always open for organizations.
Everyone benefits when funders work together. We connect with other funders to support joint community efforts related to Arts and Education. We fund these activities through Initiatives .
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