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Business Oregon : Technical Assistance for Underrepresented Businesses Program : Technical Assistance Program : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Technical Assistance for Underrepresented Businesses Program Technical Assistance for Underrepresented Businesses Program Our Technical Assistance for Underrepresented Businesses (TA) program funds organizations that support underrepresented and underserved small businesses.
TA providers are selected every two years through a competitive process, reflecting the program's commitment to ensuring that technical assistance is widely available and accessible to small businesses. This program is designed to help ensure that the economic recovery is equitable and does not perpetuate long-standing disparities. For the 25-27 biennium, the TA program received approximately $4.
5 million in funding to support providers' efforts to provide culturally sensitive, linguistically appropriate, and geographically aligned resources to small businesses. The funding will enhance and expand their efforts to support small businesses that are underrepresented or underserved. Each provider determines its own scope of work based on its capacity, experience, expertise, and client needs.
This flexibility allows the program to fund a variety of TA providers that serve Oregon's wide range of small businesses, including contractors, childcare providers, Main Street retailers, and food-based microenterprises. List of the 2025–2027 grant recipients: Adelante Mujeres provides technical assistance programs for small businesses to entrepreneurs in Washington County.
One-on-one business advising Small business training course Carlos Lopez, Empresas Manager. Phone: (503) 992-0078 x223 Email: clopez@adelantemujeres. org Website: https://www.
adelantemujeres. org/small-business-development Rural and urban Washington County Services available in English and Spanish APANO provides small business owners with the resources and support they need to start and grow their businesses, primarily in Washington County. One-on-one business advising Grace Henricks, Business Advisor.
Email: grace. henricks@apano. org Website: https://www.
apano. org/our-work/small-business#resources Multnomah and Washington County Services available in English, Thai, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Vietnamese Be BLAC Foundation provides entrepreneurs with the necessary tools, networks, and resources for small business success. One-on-one business advising Intensive Business Boot camps Email: Director@Beblacfoundation.
org Website: https://beblacfoundation. org/ Services Marion and Polk Counties Services available in English Black American Chamber of Commerce Black American Chamber of Commerce provides training and direct technical assistance to support the business community and expand economic opportunities. One-on-one business advising Access to professional service providers Email: Info@blackamericanchamber.
org Website: https://blackamericanchamber. org/ Services available in English CCD Business Development Corp CCD Business Development Corp offers businesses in Coos, Curry, and Douglas Counties direct technical assistance, access to resources, and flexible working capital. One-on-one business advising Small business loan programs Access to professional service providers Email: info@ccdbusiness.
org Website: https://www. ccdbusiness. org/tap/ Coos, Curry, and Douglas Counties Services available in English and Spanish Hacienda CDC offers personalized technical assistance and programming to help entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses, particularly in the food and beverage industry.
One-on-one business advising Business classes and workshops Access to capital support Email: empresarios@haciendacdc. org Website: https://www. haciendacdc.
org/empresarios Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington, Counties. Services available in English and Spanish The High Desert Partnership provides small businesses across eight counties with tailored technical assistance. Partners include Euvalcree, Launch Pad Baker, NE Oregon Economic Development District (NEOEDD), Burns Paiute Tribe, and the Oregon Frontier Chamber of Commerce.
Culturally specific resources Business planning training Educational and networking events Email: info@highdesertpartnership. org Website: https://highdesertpartnership. org/ Harney, Malheur, Wallowa, Baker, Union, Gilliam, Sherman, and Wheeler Counties.
Services available in English and Spanish Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber provides services that focus on creating opportunities and relationships for small businesses, including those related to financial health, digital adoption, and procurement readiness. Business start-up and expansion Development of marketing materials Email: info@hmccoregon. com Website: https://hispanicmetrochamber.
org/ Services available in English and Spanish Latino Founders provides culturally competent training, personalized advising, and mentorship to help founders strengthen their business plans, digital presence, operations, and access to capital. Tailored training and technical assistance Access to mentorship, capital, and statewide entrepreneurial networks. Email: info@latinofounder.
com Website: https://www. latinofounder. com/ Services available in English and Spanish Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization The Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) provides culturally and linguistically specific business and economic development services for small entrepreneurs.
Navigation for licensing requirements and registration Business operations and Business Plan support Referrals to other TA providers Email: maryorisp@irco. org Website: https://irco. org/services/asset-and-opportunity-services/#business Clackamas, Malheur, Multnomah, and Washington Counties.
Services available in Arabic, Burmese, Karen, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Livelihood NW small business owners with TA to support business development, including one-on-one consulting, cohort programs, bookkeeping support, self-guided education tools, networking opportunities, and resource referrals. Livelihood NW is also home to the Oregon Women's Business Center.
One-on-one in-depth technical assistance Bookkeeping setup & training Resource navigation & referrals Email: hello@livelihoodnw. org Website: https://livelihoodnw. org/ Statewide Services.
Priority: Rural Communities Services available in English and Spanish Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO) provides small businesses with pre-loan technical assistance and access to capital through its Community Capital lending team.
One-on-one and cohort business coaching Access to IDA’s and other microloans Market research and strategies Referrals to other professional service Website: https://www. mesopdx.
org/ Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties Services available in English and Spanish National Association of Minority Contractors NAMC Oregon provides technical assistance to small construction businesses in the areas of business operations, finance, technology, marketing, business planning, and industry-specific needs. One-on-one business advising Support with construction experts Email: info@namc-oregon.
org Website: https://www. namc-oregon. org/ Statewide services.
Priority Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties Services available in English and Spanish Native American Youth and Family Center Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA)) provides entrepreneurs with the knowledge, tools, and skills necessary to build a business from an idea or scale an existing business to reach their personal definition of success.
One-on-one business advising Peer to peer learning opportunities Phone: (503) 288-8177 ext. 363 Email: microenterprise@nayapdx. org Website: https://www.
nayamarketplace. org/ Clackamas, Columbia, Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill Counties Services available in English Nixyaawii Community Financial Services Nixyaawii Community Financial Services (NCFS), a CDFI located on the Umatilla Indian Reservation, provides technical assistance for businesses owners who want to launch, and grow their business, creating equitable avenues for wealth building opportunities.
One-on-one business advising Website: https://www. nixyaawii-cdfi. org/ Umatilla Indian Reservation Services available English Neighborhood House provides technical assistance to childcare providers to improve their financial sustainability and create wealth-building opportunities for small business owners.
One-on-one TA to childcare businesses Support with routine business functions Support with regulatory and licensing compliance Access to virtual trainings and online childcare provider community Website: https://nhpdx.
org/oregon-childcare-alliance/ Clackamas, Columbia, Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill Counties Services available English, Spanish and Somali North Coast Food Web supports small food businesses in Clatsop and Columbia Counties through education, technical assistance, and market, kitchen, and product aggregation infrastructure.
Food business development infrastructure One-on-one technical assistance Skills building trainings and workshops Region-specific resource navigation Email: info@northcoastfoodweb. org Website: https://www. northcoastfoodweb.
org/ Serving Clatsop and Columbia Counties Services available in English Northwest Native Chamber provides technical assistance to business owners who want to start and grow their businesses. The Chamber creates equitable avenues for building wealth. One-on-one business planning and advising Bookkeeping and financial counseling Website: https://nwnc.
org/technical-assistance/ Services available in English Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Philippine American Chamber of Commerce (PACCO), in partnership with Business Development Institute (BDI), provides technical assistance to support entrepreneurs including cohort-based learning, individualized coaching, and guidance on government contracting.
One-on-one business advising Government Readiness Assessment Resource navigation and referrals Marketing, brand identity, ecommerce strategies Website: https://www. pacco. org/ and https://bdiworks.
org/programs/go-program-2/ Services available in English and Tagalog Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs (OAME) provides business owners with the tools, concepts, and strategies necessary for long-term business growth. One-on-one technical assistance Access to capital, credit analysis, financial coaching Access to networking and mentorship opportunities Website: https://oame.
org/services/technical-resources/ Services available in English and Spanish Plaza de Nuestra Comunidad Plaza de Nuestra Comunidad provides Lane County entrepreneurs with technical assistance and resources to help them launch and grow their businesses. One-on-one business advising Business classes and workshops Access to professional service providers Email: info@plazacomunidad. org Website: https://plazacomunidad.
org/programs/business Services available in English and Spanish Professional Business Development Group Professional Business Development Group (PBDG) provides technical assistance to small businesses working in construction, engineering, and architecture, as well as to individuals seeking to start their own businesses.
One-on-one Business Advising Business readiness, planning and assessments COBID certification and government contracting support Advanced Support on: Estimating & Bidding, Bonding, Accounting, Operations, Mentors etc. Email: Information@pbdg. org Website: https://www. pbdg.
org/ Services available in English and Spanish Rural Development Initiatives Rural Development Initiatives, in partnership with Foundry Collective, Bohemia Food Hub, and Latino Community Association, provides technical assistance to small business across the state.
One-on-one business advising Business classes and workshops Specialized support for food-based and creative businesses Access to capital through the Kiva Loan program Business planning, marketing, licensing, and operations counseling Email: ahause@rdiinc. org (English) or equiros@rdiinc. org (Spanish) Website: https://rdiinc.
org/ and https://www. reinventingrural. com/kivaus/ Services available in English and Spanish SEDCOR, in partnership with the Latino Business Alliance, Advanced Economic Solutions, and Chemeketa Small Business Development Center, supports entrepreneurs through the Microenterprise Development Program.
One-on-one small business advising Business classes and workshops Email: angelina@latinobusinessalliance. org Website: https://www. latinomdp.
org/ Services Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties Services available in English Soul District Business Association Soul District Business Association provides specialized business advice to small businesses, improving their digital presence, access to capital, and positioning them for long-term growth and opportunities.
One-on-one and cohort-based business advising and digital skills training Digital transformation and automation support Capital readiness and procurement preparation Email: Outreach@nnebaportland. org Website: https://www. souldistrictbiz.
org/ Multnomah County - North/Northeast Portland Services available in English Talent Business Alliance supports small businesses at every stage of development, offering technical assistance, networking, marketing, and advocacy to create social and economic opportunities that expand the vitality of the community of Talent.
One-on-one business advising Educational opportunities Support retail and marketplaces Email: info@talentbusinessalliance. org Website: https://www. talentbusinessalliance.
org/ Talent, Oregon and surrounding areas Services available in English and Spanish Warm Springs Community Action Team Warm Springs Community Action Team (WSCAT) supports entrepreneurship, asset building, youth programs, and place making strategies on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. One-on-one business counseling and coaching Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) Business incubator and co-working space Website: https://wscat.
org/ Warm Springs Indian Reservation Services available in English Xcelerate Women supports the growth of small businesses by providing one-on-one coaching, peer mentorship, educational resources, guidance, and a sense of community. One-on-one business advising Capital readiness coaching Email: hello@xceleratewomen. org Website: https://www.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible organizations that provide legal, financial, and accounting technical assistance to businesses owned by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals (SEDI) and very small businesses (VSB). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $135,000 - $245,000 per year, per organization. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Oregon Technical Assistance Providers Grant is funded by Business Oregon. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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