Thriving Entrepreneurs Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Flexible funding for organizations serving women entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs of color, and under‑resourced rural sectors in Oregon.

Energy Trust’s Working Together Grants Program is sponsored by Energy Trust of Oregon. Offers grants to nonprofit organizations in Oregon and Washington to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy among priority customers.

Nursery Research Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Agriculture (with Oregon Association of Nurseries). Supports research projects benefiting Oregon’s nursery industry, focused on plant disease prevention, pest management, cultural methods, and cultivar development.

SBIR/STTR Matching Grant Program is sponsored by Business Oregon. Provides matching grants to Oregon-based small businesses to strengthen their federal SBIR/STTR applications.

Oregon's SBIR/STTR support programs, administered by Business Oregon, provide state grants to help small businesses compete for and build on federal Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer awards. The Matching Grant program offers up to $50,000 for Phase I federal award recipients and up to $100,000 for Phase II or Fast-Track recipients. An Application Support program (currently on hold pending federal reauthorization) helps companies strengthen their federal proposals through grant writing, technical review, consulting, and market research. Eligible applicants must be Oregon-based, for-profit small businesses with fewer than 500 employees. To date, the state has awarded over $400,000 in grants, helping Oregon companies secure nearly $13 million in federal SBIR/STTR funding across clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and life sciences.

Recreation and Trails Grants is a grant from Oregon State Parks that funds the development, improvement, and expansion of motorized and non-motorized trails and trail facilities across Oregon. Administered through the federally funded Recreational Trails Program, this grant has supported over 500 projects since 1993 using Oregon's annual allocation of approximately $1.6 million. Eligible projects include new trail construction, major rehabilitation, trailhead improvements, land acquisition for trail development, and safety and education initiatives. Eligible trail types include OHV, snowmobile, hiking, biking, equestrian, and water trails. Eligible applicants include local, state, federal, tribal governments, and nonprofits registered with the Oregon Secretary of State for at least three years. Grants range from $10,000 to $200,000 for non-motorized projects.

Organizational & Professional Development Grants Program is a grant from Oregon Cultural Trust that funds capacity building and staff development for Oregon cultural nonprofits. The program offers two tracks: Organizational Development grants of up to $2,500 for capacity-building projects and Professional Development grants of up to $1,000 for individual staff training and development. Eligible applicants are Oregon cultural nonprofits registered on the Cultural Trust website with annual operating budgets under $1.5 million and current with grant reporting, as well as Cultural Trust County and Tribal Cultural Coalitions. The deadline for the 2026 cycle was January 31, 2026.

The Oregon Natural Resources Education Fund (ONREF), administered by the Oregon Community Foundation, provides grants of $500 to $2,500 to public and private high schools in Oregon that offer forestry programs of study. Funding supports natural resource-related tools, equipment, technology, and educational resources covering wood products, silviculture, harvesting, fisheries, wildlife, water, soils, recreation, and forest management. In addition to the main statewide fund, ONREF includes four subfunds with regional or thematic focus: the Terry Selby Subfund (Benton County), Pleasant Hill Subfund (preference for Lane and Linn counties), and the Oregon Society of American Foresters and Oregon Small Woodlands Association subfunds (statewide, promoting post-secondary natural resources education). Applications are due annually by March 1.

General Purpose Grants (Large & Small) is sponsored by Spirit Mountain Community Fund. Responsive funding for projects that improve quality of life, focusing on health, education, and social needs consistent with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde's values.

Oregon Community Foundation Oregon Parks Foundation Fund is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. The Oregon Parks Foundation Fund (OPFF), a community advised fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, awards grants ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 to support park acquisition, native habitat restoration, and outdoor education in Oregon.

AmeriCorps Oregon Competitive Funding is sponsored by OregonServes Commission. Provides program grant funding to eligible organizations to address community needs in Oregon through AmeriCorps members.

Nonpoint Source Implementation 319 Grants is a grant from Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) that funds a wide variety of nonpoint source pollution management activities under the federal Clean Water Act Section 319 program. Oregon DEQ administers this competitive grant program, awarding funds to eligible local organizations for water quality improvement and protection projects across the state. The 2026 Request for Proposals is open from January 20 through April 1, 2026. Eligible applicants typically include local governments, watershed councils, tribes, and nonprofits working to reduce agricultural runoff, stormwater pollution, and other nonpoint sources of water contamination in Oregon waterways.

The Trail Blazers Foundation Fund is a grant from the Oregon Community Foundation, supported by the Portland Trail Blazers, that funds nonprofit organizations throughout Oregon and southwest Washington serving youth and families from historically underserved and marginalized communities. Grants are available through three funding streams: LIVE Greener (connecting youth with the environment for education, preservation, or employment), LEARN (supporting youth through high school), and PLAY (getting kids and families active). Organizations may apply for general operating or program-specific support but may only apply for one funding stream per year. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations in Oregon and southwest Washington. The 2026 application window ran from March 9 to April 3, with award notifications expected in mid-July. Award amounts vary.

The Creative Expression Grant is a grant from the PGE Foundation that supports Oregon programs using arts and culture to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and self-efficacy in youth. Awards range from $10,000 to $25,000 for project grants, program grants, operating expenses, or capital construction projects. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofits operating within Portland General Electric's service area in Oregon. The 2026 funding window ran February 23 through April 3, 2026, for a July decision. Note: Beginning in 2027, the Creative Expression pillar will be integrated into the Career-Connected Learning pillar, reflecting the Foundation's view that arts and STEM education are both powerful career pathways. The Foundation reviews only one application per organization per calendar year; prior grant recipients must submit an impact report before a new proposal will be considered.

Competitive Transit Grant Phase 2 is sponsored by Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). This program provides funding to public transportation providers for projects that maintain or improve Oregon's public transportation system. It consolidates federal and state competitive funding for both capital and operations projects.

Organizational & Professional Development Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Cultural Trust. Supports cultural nonprofits in Oregon with grants for organizational and professional development activities.

AmeriCorps Oregon Formula Funding is sponsored by OregonServes Commission. Offers grant funding for organizations to engage AmeriCorps members in service within Oregon.

Diamonds in the Rough Grant is a grant from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department that funds the restoration or reconstruction of historic building facades that have been heavily altered over the years. The program's goal is to return these structures to their original historic appearance, supporting community character and heritage preservation. Eligible applicants include local governments, nonprofit organizations, and private property owners in Oregon. Awards are up to $20,000. The estimated deadline based on prior cycles is May 5, 2026; applicants should verify the current deadline directly with Oregon Parks and Recreation.

Preserving Oregon Grant is sponsored by Oregon Heritage (Oregon Parks and Recreation Department). Funding for the rehabilitation of properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places and for projects that stimulate financial participation in preservation.

Cultural Development Grants (FY2027 Applications) is sponsored by Oregon Cultural Trust. Supports nonprofit projects or programs that increase access to culture, invest in organizational capacity, support community creativity, and/or provide cultural heritage and historic preservation across Oregon.

Cultural Development Grants is sponsored by Oregon Cultural Trust. These project grants support significant cultural projects that preserve and enhance Oregon's diverse arts, history, heritage, preservation, and humanities efforts. Projects that involve creative technology or digital media for cultural expression, preservation, or access to culture could be relevant. The grants aim to create an Oregon that champions and invests in creative expression and cultural exchange, helping drive innovation and opportunity for all.

Cultural Development Grant is sponsored by Oregon Cultural Trust. Funds projects that protect and stabilize Oregon's cultural resources, expand public awareness/access, and ensure dynamic contributors to local communities in arts, heritage, and humanities.

Social Justice Fund NW 2026 Emerging Justice Fund Grant is a one-year ,000 grant from Social Justice Fund Northwest that funds grassroots organizing for communities targeted by Federal, State, and Local policies across Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. The grant prioritizes organizations led by Black, Indigenous, and people of color (51% or more leadership), those conducting most of their work with reservation communities or in rural and small towns, and organizations with annual budgets of ,000 or less. This unrestricted funding supports urgent and emerging community needs and communities underrepresented in traditional grantmaking. Three application rounds are offered: February 9, May 7, and July 30, 2026.

The 2026 Emerging Justice Fund Grant is a grant from Social Justice Fund Northwest (SJF) that funds grassroots organizations in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming addressing urgent and emerging community organizing needs. The program prioritizes organizations led by Black, Indigenous, and people of color (51% or more leadership), organizations conducting most of their work in reservation communities or rural and small-town areas, and organizations with annual budgets of $500,000 or less. The grant focuses on community organizing work responding to fast-moving issues in the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West. Applications are accepted in two rounds. Eligible applicants are grassroots organizations in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, or Wyoming that meet SJF's community organizing framework. Awards are one-year grants of $10,000.

Social Justice Fund NW 2026 Emerging Justice Fund Grant is sponsored by Social Justice Fund NW. Social Justice Fund NW 2026 Emerging Justice Fund Grant is a one-year ,000 grant from Social Justice Fund Northwest that funds grassroots organizing for communities targeted by Federal, State, and Local policies across Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming.

Water Quality Improvement Grants is sponsored by Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB). OWEB supports Oregon-based projects improving water quality and watershed health. Bioremediation projects using natural systems like microorganism cultivation align with program goals.

Sustaining Arts Program (SAP) Grants is sponsored by Business Oregon. Offers operating support to Oregon's arts organizations that provide ongoing, high-quality outreach programs and arts services.

Hand Up Project Grants is sponsored by Zera Foundation. The Zera Foundation provides support for Jewish-based organizations, with an interest in new program development for existing organizations. Primary areas of support include food and housing security and support for at-risk youth.

Region 10 Tribal Environmental GAP Funding is sponsored by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Provides grants to support Tribal environmental programs in assessing and managing nonpoint source pollution problems and threats under Section 319 of the Clean Water Act.

General Assistance Program (GAP) is sponsored by US EPA. Supports tribal governments in EPA Region 10 to build environmental management capacity and conduct environmental protection activities.

Creative Heights is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Supports innovative arts and culture projects in Oregon that engage local artists and communities.

Community Grants from the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF) support planning and implementation projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve climate resiliency for under-resourced communities in Portland. Rooted in principles of justice, accountability, and community power, the program funds initiatives that create economic opportunities and build climate resilience. Eligible applicants are 501(c) or 521(a) nonprofit organizations registered with the Oregon Secretary of State and not listed on the Oregon Department of Justice's Disqualified Charities list. The application deadline is May 27, 2026.

People Helping People Awards is sponsored by BECU Foundation. The BECU Foundation's People Helping People Awards honor exceptional nonprofit work, with BECU members nominating organizations for grants. This initiative highlights the importance of community service.

Annual Grants is sponsored by The Rosendin Foundation. Supports programs in emotional, occupational, and nutritional health within specific states.

Autzen Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by Autzen Foundation. Grants for smaller Oregon nonprofits specializing in social services, youth-centered missions, and environmental/safety education.

Oregon Foster Family Support Initiative is a grant from the Oregon Youth Authority (OYA) that funds local governments, nonprofits, and individuals meeting the treatment and care needs of OYA-adjudicated youth. As of March 2026, the program accepts applications only for start-up costs and capacity building for new treatment programs, and emergency health and safety needs. Awards of up to $5,000 are available, with a May 31, 2026 deadline. Applicants must work directly with foster families or OYA-adjudicated youth in Oregon and demonstrate a commitment to enhancing foster care quality. Culturally-responsive and trauma-informed programming is prioritized.

Community Engagement Grants (Health, Wellness & Disability) is sponsored by Oregon Health & Science University – UCEDD/Community Partners Council. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Sunflower & Daffodil Primary Grants is sponsored by Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation. Supports Oregon-based nonprofits focused on education, community health, and the arts, with a strong emphasis on programs serving youth and well-being.

Community Transformation Grants is a grant from United Way of Lane County offering ,000 to ,000 per year to nonprofits, school districts, and community organizations serving Lane County, Oregon. Funding supports long-term, cross-sector collaborative strategies that address systemic challenges in three impact areas: Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, and Community Resiliency. Applicants must hold 501(c)(3) status or have a qualified fiscal sponsor, and coalitions with a designated lead applicant are strongly encouraged. Grants prioritize projects serving people of color, Indigenous communities, people with disabilities, rural residents, and those navigating poverty. The two-year funding period runs July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028, subject to annual review.

Herbert A. Templeton Foundation General Grants is sponsored by Herbert A. Templeton Foundation. Supports a variety of endeavors in the fields of education, social services, and religion, focusing specifically on the needs of the Oregon community.

Herbert A. Templeton Foundation General Grants is sponsored by Herbert A. Templeton Foundation. Supports a variety of endeavors in the fields of education, social services, and religion, focusing specifically on the needs of the Oregon community.

Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants Program - Fall 2026 Cycle is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Flexible funding for organizations addressing pressing needs in Oregon communities. Fall 2026 cycle will fund small capital, capacity building, and new or expanding youth programs and projects. Provides statewide grantmaking with rolling deadlines.

The Oregon Student Child Care Grant is a grant from the Oregon Student Aid Commission that helps Oregon student parents pay for child care while enrolled in postsecondary education, supporting both the parent's academic completion and their children's development. Awards are up to $10,000 per academic year, based on the lesser of actual child care costs or local area average rates. Eligible applicants must be Oregon resident undergraduate students at an eligible Oregon postsecondary institution, have a child age 12 or under, have not yet earned a bachelor's degree, and use an approved Oregon child care provider. Applicants must complete a FAFSA or ORSAA by the June 1, 2026 deadline. Awards are disbursed to the student's school financial aid office. Prior recipients in good standing are prioritized; new applicants are ranked by credits earned, financial need, and enrollment status.

The Allied Arts Foundation Digital Artist Awards is a grant from the Allied Arts Foundation that funds individual artists residing in the Pacific Northwest who specialize in and explore digital art mediums. The foundation awards $15,000 annually in total grant funding to Pacific Northwest artists, with the 2025 cycle focused specifically on innovation in Digital Arts. The 2025 awards were supported by Piroshky Piroshky and C.Y. Lee, with past recipients receiving between $1,000 and $2,500 per award. Eligible applicants are individual artists residing in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, or Montana. Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 per artist. The 2026 Artist Awards cycle is upcoming—check the Allied Arts Foundation website for the opening date and deadline, expected by June 2, 2026.

The Spark Award for Oregon Artists - Literary and Media Arts is sponsored by Miller Foundation. This program supports individual mid-career artists in Oregon creating original work in literary arts (fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, graphic novels) and media arts.

Local Government Grant Program (LGGP) is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Provides grants to local governments for the development, rehabilitation, and planning of public parks and recreation facilities.

Standard Grants is sponsored by James F And Marion L Miller Foundation. General operating support for larger arts organizations and K-12 education organizations. The process involves a two-step application starting with an Inquiry Form (LOI) that is reviewed three times per year.

2026 Local Government Grant Program is a grant from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, funded by Oregon Lottery proceeds, that supports the acquisition, development, and rehabilitation of parks and public outdoor recreation areas across Oregon. Approximately $15 million is available in the 2026 competitive cycle, split across Large grants (up to $1,000,000, due June 5), Small grants (up to $100,000, due June 18), and Planning grants (up to $50,000). Eligible applicants are cities, counties, metropolitan service districts, park and recreation districts, and port districts in Oregon. All funded facilities must be publicly accessible. A live online informational webinar was offered in March 2026.

Oregon Grant Program is sponsored by Juan Young Trust. Grants dedicated to supporting the health, education, and welfare of children and youth under the age of 21 in the state of Oregon.

PacifiCorp/Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Grants is sponsored by PacifiCorp/Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power Foundation. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Portland Parks & Recreation Court-Ordered Community Service is sponsored by Portland Parks & Recreation. Allows individuals to fulfill court-ordered community service hours through park-related activities.

Thriving Entrepreneurs Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Funds nonprofit organizations across Oregon that help under-resourced and diverse entrepreneurs develop business plans, access capital, and build strong teams.

Arts Learning Grants is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission. Supports high-quality projects that provide learning opportunities in and through the arts for K-12 students, fostering exchange between artists and educators.

Arts Build Communities (ABC) Grants is sponsored by Business Oregon. Provides matching support to arts and community-based organizations for projects addressing local community needs through arts-based solutions.

Arts Learning (ALG) Grants is sponsored by Business Oregon. Supports high-quality arts education projects for K-12 students, fostering collaboration between artists and educators.

Arts Learning (ALG) Grants is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission. Supports high-quality projects providing learning opportunities in and through the arts for K-12 students, fostering exchange between artists and educators.

2026 Spring Community Grants Program is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Provides flexible funding for organizations addressing pressing needs in Oregon communities, focusing on small capital, capacity building, and new or expanding programs and projects.

Portland Parks Foundation Small Grants Program is sponsored by Portland Parks Foundation. Provides financial support to community-based organizations in Portland that promote equitable access to urban parks, natural areas, community gardens, and recreation centers.

Schwemm Family Foundation Grant is sponsored by Schwemm Family Foundation. Supports projects that protect and restore resilient local ecosystems, with a specific interest in coastal and environmental preservation efforts.

Schwemm Family Foundation Grant is sponsored by Schwemm Family Foundation. Supports projects that protect and restore resilient local ecosystems, with a specific interest in coastal and environmental preservation efforts.

Seed Grants is sponsored by Social Justice Fund Northwest. Provides funding for new or developing nonprofit organizations in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming.

NOAA Ocean Guardian School Program: 2026-2027 is sponsored by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Office of National Marine Sanctuaries. This program is for PreK-12 schools committing to the protection of local watersheds, the ocean, and special ocean areas like national marine sanctuaries through a school- or community-based conservation project.

NOAA Ocean Guardian School Program: 2026-2027 is sponsored by NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

NOAA Ocean Guardian School Program: 2026-2027 is sponsored by NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries. This program is for PreK-12 schools committed to protecting local watersheds, the ocean, and special ocean areas through a school- or community-based conservation project.

Ocean Guardian School Program is sponsored by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Funds projects focused on current issues affecting local watersheds and/or the ocean while promoting best environmental practices. Schools work to make a difference in the health and protection of their local watersheds, ocean, and/or special ocean areas like national marine sanctuaries.

PGE Foundation Grant Opportunities is a grant from PGE Foundation that funds Oregon nonprofits working in career-connected learning and climate resilient communities. Awards range from $10,000 to $25,000. Career-Connected Learning applications are accepted in two cycles: November–January (March decision) and February–April (July decision). Climate Resilient Communities applications are accepted March–May (July decision) and May–July (September decision). Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations based in Oregon that serve Oregonians, with priority given to organizations in counties where PGE has customers and power plants. The Foundation reviews one request per organization per calendar year and requires previous grant recipients to complete an impact report before submitting a new application.

Career Pathways Grant is sponsored by PGE Foundation. Supports organizations in Oregon that provide career-connected learning opportunities.

Lilja Family Fund is a grant from Oregon Community Foundation that funds projects supporting communities in south Douglas County, Oregon, including Canyonville, Riddle, Myrtle Creek, Glendale, and surrounding areas. Created through the estates of Don and Helen Lilja, the fund distributes approximately $40,000 annually in competitive grants. Priority areas include K-12 education, early childhood education, youth development, literacy, culture, and community initiatives. Grants typically range from $2,000 to $10,000, with an average award of about $5,000. Applications are accepted annually from June 1 to July 15 through the MyOCF portal. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations in south Douglas County with 501(c)(3) status.

Miller Foundation: Education Grant is sponsored by James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation. This grant aims to ensure equitable opportunities for all Oregon students by funding K-12 education organizations that create supportive learning environments and prioritize student engagement, especially for those from underserved communities.

Robinson Foundation Grant is sponsored by The Robinson Foundation. Grants supporting charitable, religious/spiritual, family and youth services; projects reflecting God's love; nonprofit public charities in Oregon eligible.

Robinson Foundation Grant is sponsored by The Robinson Foundation. Grants supporting charitable, religious/spiritual, family and youth services; projects reflecting God's love; nonprofit public charities in Oregon eligible.

Project Support Grant (2026) is a grant from Meyer Memorial Trust that funds specific charitable projects and initiatives advancing racial, social, and economic justice in Oregon. The program organizes funding into issue-based portfolios: Our Resilient Places, Our Empowered Youth, Our Collective Prosperity, and Together, We Rise. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) public charities, state and local governments, tribal agencies, and public schools in Oregon. Awards are up to ,000 per year with an application deadline of July 23, 2026.

Project Support Grant (2026) is sponsored by Meyer Memorial Trust. Funds specific charitable projects advancing racial, social, and economic justice in Oregon, organized into portfolios like Our Resilient Places and Our Empowered Youth.

Our Collective Prosperity Grant is sponsored by Meyer Memorial Trust. Funding community-driven initiatives addressing racial and economic justice; faith‑based organizations eligible if mission aligned.

Midsize Grant Program is sponsored by The Reser Family Foundation. The Midsize Grant Program supports projects and programs by eligible organizations in Oregon that benefit education, health, the arts, and the environment.

Fast Track Grant Program is a grant from The Reser Family Foundation that funds community organizations in Oregon with responsive, accessible grant support for a variety of needs. The program is designed for eligible organizations of any size that require timely funding for projects that improve quality of life. Awards are up to $15,000. Eligible applicants are organizations of any size operating in Oregon. The application deadline is August 1, 2026. The foundation also administers separate programs including the Next Gen Council Grant for mental health services and the Small Community Initiative for rural Oregon communities.

Monitoring Grants is sponsored by Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board. Supports monitoring activities that protect or restore native fish or wildlife habitats, or improve water quality and stream flows in Oregon.

Open Call for Proposals is sponsored by Roundhouse Foundation. The Roundhouse Foundation's Open Call for Proposals supports creative solutions to challenges in rural culture and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. Grant focus areas include Arts & Culture, Environmental Stewardship, Social Services, and Education.

Forest Foundation: Program, Project or General Operating Support Grant is sponsored by Forest Foundation (WA). Supports program/project/general operating funding for nonprofits in Southwest Washington focused on community well‑being, environmental stewardship, cultural access.

Capital Grant Program is sponsored by Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation 091898.

Capital Grant Program is sponsored by Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation 091898. Supports strategic investments in physical infrastructure that expand an organization's capacity to serve its mission, including property acquisition, new construction, major renovations, and essential equipment purchases. Geographic focus: Oregon Focus areas: Infrastructure, Capacity Building, Equipment

Northwest Sarcoma Foundation Research Grants is sponsored by Northwest Sarcoma Foundation. Funds research projects focused on sarcoma, including discovery, translational, and precision medicine studies.

Agriculture Youth Mini Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Women for Agriculture. Provides grants for agriculture education projects benefiting youth in Oregon.

Franz Bakery Foundation Grant Program is a grant from the Franz Bakery Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations working to support families, youth development, and hunger reduction in communities served by Franz and its family of bakeries. The foundation prioritizes building environments of respect, equity, and inclusion and knows that communities thrive when everyone can access support. Awards range from $1,000 to $10,000. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located in Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, or Wyoming. The deadline for applications is November 8, 2026.

Oregon Media Arts Fellowship is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission and Portland Art Museum's Center for an Untold Tomorrow (PAM CUT). The Oregon Media Arts Fellowship provides financial support to enable Oregon media artists the opportunity to create or complete new work or works-in-progress. The award recognizes outstanding talent, demonstrated ability, and commitment to the creation of new work.

Housing Planning Assistance Grants is sponsored by Department of Land Conservation and Development. Provides assistance to local governments and tribal governments to develop and implement plans supporting housing production, affordability, and choice.

Edna E. Harrell Community Children's Fund is sponsored by The Oregon Community Foundation. Supports enrichment programs for underserved youth in Baker County and North Powder, Oregon.

The Edna E. Harrell Community Children's Fund, administered by the Oregon Community Foundation, provides grants of $1,000 to $5,000 to support enrichment programs for underserved youth in Baker County and North Powder, Oregon. Established in 2014, the fund targets children whose families lack financial resources for extracurricular activities. Eligible programs include summer camps, after-school activities, arts, athletics, and church-based programs. Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations, churches, and schools may apply during the annual application window from December through mid-January. A review committee evaluates proposals and awards grants each spring. Recipients must submit annual post-evaluation reports by January 15 to remain eligible for future funding.

Housing Infrastructure Financing Program (HIFP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Housing Infrastructure Support Fund (HISF) Individual Artist Fellowship </li Category: Community Development.

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Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Energy Efficient Wildfire Rebuilding Incentive <a class="static menu-item ms-core-listMenu-item ms-displayInline ms-na Category: Clean Energy.

SBIR/STTR Application Support Grants (Phase 0/00) is sponsored by Business Oregon / Oregon Clinical & Translational Research Institute (OCTRI). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

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Broadband Technical Assistance Program (BTAP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Brownfields Brownfields Properties Revitalization Fund (BPRF) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8

NHTSA Section 405(h) Nonmotorized Safety Grants is a grant from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that funds state-level programs aimed at reducing pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities and serious injuries on public roads. Part of the National Priority Safety Program authorized under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, these grants support education, outreach, and safety initiatives for nonmotorized road users. Funding is administered through State Highway Safety Offices (SHSOs); nonprofits may participate as subgrantees through their state transportation agency. Award amounts vary by state allocation; applications are submitted August 1 annually.

Oregon Growth Account (OGA) & Oregon Growth Fund (OGF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Industrial Development Oregon Investment Advantage

Oregon Metals Initiative (OMI) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Poet Laureate Oregon Port Revolving Fund <a hr

Priority Area Grants (Larger Funding Requests) is sponsored by Ford Family Foundation. Funding for requests exceeding $20,000 that align with the Foundation's specific impact areas: Family, Education, and Community. This includes programs, operations, and capital projects. Geographic focus: Rural Oregon and Siskiyou County, California Focus areas: Family Impact, Education Impact, Community Impact

Local Government Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. Recreational Trails Program Oregon Heritage Grants Endangered Invertebrates Grants Category: Parks & Recreation.

Strategic Investment Program (SIP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Technical Assistance Program for Underrepresented Businesses Program Tide Gates Program <li style=" Category: Economic Development.

Ford Family Foundation Good Neighbor Grants is sponsored by The Ford Family Foundation. Supports initiatives that matter in communities across Oregon and Siskiyou County, California. Funds both program and capital requests.

FrontLine Foundation Grants is sponsored by FrontLine Foundation. Provides financial assistance and grants to Christian nonprofits in Central Oregon, aiming to educate the community about the needs of these organizations and foster partnerships for service.

Grants to Improve Well-being in the Black Community is a grant program from the Black United Fund of Oregon (BUF-OR) that funds grassroots organizations focused on serving Black and other communities of color throughout Oregon. BUF-OR offers two main tracks: Community Impact Grants providing one-time awards of $2,500 to $5,000 to approximately 10 nonprofits per year, and a Nonprofit Leadership Incubator awarding $10,000 grants to four selected organizations along with a six-month capacity-building program that includes strategic planning, mentorship, and funder networking. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations or fiscally sponsored entities with operating budgets at or below $600,000, based in Oregon. Priority is given to Black-led organizations. Applications typically open in late fall with decisions announced in spring. BUF-OR also partners with Social Venture Partners Portland on an invitation-only Equitable Early Education Grant track.

Small Business & Microenterprise Grant (SBMA) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Special Public Works Fund (SPWF) State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI) Category: Economic Development.

21st Century Community Learning Centers is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. Federal funding for after-school and summer programs providing academic enrichment and youth development for underserved youth.

Building Performance Standard | Building Energy Reduction Incentive is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. BPS Tier 1, Tier 2, and some Tribal buildings are eligible for incentives, which must be used for efficiency measures. Download the program flyer ​Yes <td class="ms-rteTableEvenCol-default" rowspan="1 Category: Clean Energy.

Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership (OMEP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC) Oregon Media Arts Fellowship <li Category: Arts & Heritage.

Water / Wastewater Financing Program (W/W) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Arts and Culture Art in the Governor's Office Arts Access Rei Category: Arts & Heritage.

Levee Grant Program is sponsored by Business Oregon. Live Event ARPA Grants I, II & III Marine Navigation Improvement Fund (MNIF) <li style="margi

Historic Preservation Grant (Oregon City) is sponsored by City of Oregon City. This grant helps owners of Designated Historic Properties in Oregon City preserve their properties.

Black United Fund of Oregon Community Impact Grants is sponsored by Black United Fund of Oregon. Unrestricted general operating grants to organizations whose work aligns with BUF-OR's mission and focuses on Black and other communities of color in Oregon. Annual grantmaking cycle opens in late fall. Could support bicycle repair workshops targeting youth from Black and communities of color.

Live Event ARPA Grants I, II & III is sponsored by Business Oregon. Marine Navigation Improvement Fund (MNIF) New Market Tax Credits <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margin-lef

Oregon CHIPS Program is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Growth Account&#160;(OGA) & Oregon Growth Fund (OGF) Oregon Industrial Development <li style="margin-bottom

Energy Loan Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. (not currently lending)​. Learn more about ODOE's history on our interactive timeline . ​​ If you purchase certain renewable energy or energy efficient devices, you may be eligible for rebates o Category: Clean Energy.

EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa is sponsored by Business Oregon. Enterprise Zones Entrepreneurial Development Loan Fund (EDLF)

Commercialization Gap Fund is sponsored by Business Oregon (via Oregon Innovation Council – Oregon InC). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

https://oprdgrants.org is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. . Refer to the Online Grant Reimbursement and Reporting Instructions for detailed information. OPRD Grants Online Instructional Videos How to submit a progress report <a href=

Historic Cemeteries Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. Heritage Designations Document & Find Survey Historic Places < Category: Arts & Heritage.

Federal Funding + Incentives is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Energy Hub for Information on Programs and Projects in Oregon (Opens in new window) Workforce Development <a data-toggle="collapse" role="butt Category: Clean Energy.

Oregon Heat Pump Purchase Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program Community Heat Pump Deployment Program Community Renewable Energy Grant Program <a href="/energy/incentives/Pages/solar-storage-rebate-program.a Category: Clean Energy.

Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Community Heat Pump Deployment Program Community Renewable Energy Grant Program Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program <a href="/energy/incentives/Pages/home-en Category: Clean Energy.

Community Heat Pump Deployment Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Community Renewable Energy Grant Program Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program Home Energy Rebate Programs <a href="/energy/incentives/Pages/weat Category: Clean Energy.

Community Renewable Energy Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program Home Energy Rebate Programs Climate Equity and Resilience Through Action (CERTA) COU Weatherization Grant <li Category: Clean Energy.

Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Home Energy Rebate Programs Climate Equity and Resilience Through Action (CERTA) COU Weatherization Grant Rural & Agricultural Energy Assistance Program< Category: Clean Energy.

Home Energy Rebate Programs is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Climate Equity and Resilience Through Action (CERTA) COU Weatherization Grant Rural & Agricultural Energy Assistance Program Grid Resilience Gr Category: Clean Energy.

Climate Equity and Resilience Through Action (CERTA) COU Weatherization Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Rural & Agricultural Energy Assistance Program Grid Resilience Grant Program County Energy Resilience Grant Program <li class Category: Clean Energy.

Rural & Agricultural Energy Assistance Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Grid Resilience Grant Program County Energy Resilience Grant Program Building Performance Standard <li class="or-side-navigatio Category: Clean Energy.

Grid Resilience Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. County Energy Resilience Grant Program Building Performance Standard <a data-toggle="collapse" role="button" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="d32fd5cc-e314-4037-976d-45915ff4d7 Category: Clean Energy.

Energy Efficient Wildfire Rebuilding Incentive is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund Category: Clean Energy.

Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. <div id="ctl00_ctl00_MainCo Category: Clean Energy.

Occupant Protection Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Transportation Transportation Safety Division. Supports safety education for youth, extendable to bicycle safety components.

Heat Pump Purchase Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Oregon's Heat Pump Purchase Program provides $2,000 heat pump incentives for homeowners, rental property owners, and new construction developers/builders. Funding is made available through a U.S. Envi

Solar for All is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Oregon's program will aim to serve more than 8,000 households with low incomes. The program's funding will provide financial and technical assistance to support&#58; solar installations for homes with Category: Clean Energy.

Energy Loan Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. (not currently lending). Learn more about ODOE's history on our interactive timeline . If you purchase certain renewable energy or energy efficient devices, you may be eligible for rebates or incentiv Category: Clean Energy.

Brownfields Properties Revitalization Fund (BPRF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Business Expansion Program (BEP) Business Incentives Category: Economic Development.

Business Expansion Program (BEP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Business Incentives Business Oregon Relender Program (BOR) Category: Economic Development.

Business Incentives is sponsored by Business Oregon. Business Oregon Relender Program (BOR) Capital Access Programs (CAP) Category: Economic Development.

Commercialization Gap Fund is sponsored by Business Oregon. Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) Community Lender Loan Loss Account (CLLLA) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margin-left&#58;5px Category: Community Development.

County Fairgrounds Operational Support is sponsored by Business Oregon. Credit Enhancement Fund (CEF) Cultural Coalition/Participation Grant

Cultural Development Grant is sponsored by Business Oregon. Cultural Partner Grants Digital Connectivity Technology Program (DCTP)

Cultural Partner Grants is sponsored by Business Oregon. Digital Connectivity Technology Program (DCTP) Digital Equity Programs

Entrepreneurial Development Loan Fund (EDLF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Export Promotion&#160;Program Government Contracting Assistance Program (GCAP)

Opportunity Zones is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Broadband Office Oregon Business Development Fund (OBDF) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margin-left&#58;5px;" Category: Economic Development.

Oregon Broadband Office is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Business Development Fund (OBDF) Oregon CHIPS Program Category: Economic Development.

Oregon Investment Advantage is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership (OMEP) Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margin-l

Oregon Royalty Fund (ORF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Oregon Semiconductor and the CHIPS Act Percent for Art <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;marg

Youth Development Grants is sponsored by Ford Family Foundation. Funding for youth development, after-school mentorship, substance abuse, mental health, and crisis intervention services for local youth.

Oregon Semiconductor and the CHIPS Act is sponsored by Business Oregon. Percent for Art Poetry Out Loud <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;

Rural Opportunity Initiative (ROI) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Rural Renewable Energy Development (RRED) Zone Safe Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund (SDWRLF) </l Category: Clean Energy.

Semiconductor Industrial Lands Loan (SILL) Program is sponsored by Business Oregon. Small Business Development Center Network (SBDCN) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) &&#160;Technology Transfer Support (STTR) Pr Category: Economic Development.

Emergency Small Business Grants is sponsored by Business Oregon. Live Event ARPA Grants Other COVID-19 Response and Resources Global Trade Export Promotion&#160;Program Infra Category: Economic Development.

Industrial Lands Technical Assistance Grant is sponsored by Business Oregon. Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)/Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Marine Navigation Improvement Fund (MNIF) <a href="/biz/programs/Oregon_Broadband_Office/Pages/def

Community Heat Pump Deployment Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Community Renewable Energy Grant Program <a class="static menu-item ms-core-listMenu-item ms-displayInline ms-navedit- Category: Clean Energy.

Industrial Development Bonds (IDB) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Infrastructure Housing Development Projects Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJ Category: Community Development.

Certification Office for Business Inclusion and Diversity (COBID) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Certified Shovel Ready Program Child Care Infrastructure Program (CCIF) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margi Category: Economic Development.

Agricultural Water Quality (Ag WQ) Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Agriculture. This program offers grant funding to Soil and Water Conservation Districts (SWCDs) and Watershed Councils (WCs) in Oregon.

Standard Grants for Arts Organizations is sponsored by Miller Foundation. Offers multi-year operating support to Oregon arts organizations with annual expenses over $500,000.

Fast Track Arts Grants is sponsored by Miller Foundation. Provides one-year or multi-year operating support to Oregon arts organizations with annual expenses between $25,000 and $499,999.

Standard Grants for K-12 Education Organizations is sponsored by Miller Foundation. Provides multi-year operating support to Oregon K-12 education organizations with annual expenses over $25,000.

Spark Award for Oregon Artists is sponsored by James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation. Direct grants to individual artists in Oregon, focusing on literary and media arts. The application period is anticipated to open in May 2026, with a deadline in June 2026.

Youth Grants is sponsored by Oregon Youth Development Division. Offers grants to programs that engage and serve youth aged 14-24 who have unenrolled or disengaged from school, supporting their educational and workforce opportunities.

Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program (BCCTP) is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority. Offers full Oregon Health Plan benefits for breast and cervical cancer treatment to eligible individuals in Oregon.

Spirit Mountain Community Fund is sponsored by Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. Provides grants in arts and culture, health, historic preservation, education, and environmental protection.

Lamb Foundation Grants is sponsored by Lamb Foundation. Provides general operating support to nonprofits offering services such as youth development, prevention, and parent education.

Oregon Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (ODSVS) Fund is sponsored by Oregon Department of Justice (ODOJ), Crime Victim and Survivor Services Division (CVSSD). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

The NHTSA Section 402 State and Community Highway Safety Grant Program - Nonmotorized Safety is a federal grant from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that funds state highway safety programs focused on protecting pedestrians, cyclists, and other nonmotorized road users. NHTSA provides formula-based grants to all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and U.S. territories to support effective highway safety initiatives. In Oregon, nonprofits must apply through the Oregon Department of Transportation or participate as subgrantees, with the State Highway Safety Office coordinating all applications. Award amounts vary by state allocation formula and support programs that reduce pedestrian and bicycle fatalities and serious injuries on public roads.

Oregon Business Development Fund (OBDF) is sponsored by Business Oregon (State of Oregon). Provides financial support to small businesses in Oregon for expansion, equipment, and working capital; mobile services and franchisees are eligible.

Grants and Initiatives is sponsored by Worksystems. Identifies and pursues funding and program opportunities to improve the regional system, expand services to workers and businesses, and support better results for the community.

Community Building Grants is sponsored by The Ford Family Foundation. Provides funding for projects that strengthen the social and physical fabric of rural communities, including youth development and family support initiatives.

Climate Resilient Communities Fund is sponsored by PGE Foundation. A new fund launching in March 2026 to strengthen community preparedness, protect vulnerable populations, and support long-term environmental and economic vitality across Oregon. This fund reflects the growing urgency of climate-related risks, particularly for historically under-resourced communities. It aims to help communities become more resilient to climate change.

First Interstate BancSystem Foundation grants is sponsored by First Interstate BancSystem Foundation. The First Interstate BancSystem Foundation provides support in communities served by First Interstate Bank. While primarily focused on alleviating poverty, a food preservation business in a relevant community that addresses food access could potentially align.

Safe Routes to School Micro-Grants is sponsored by Metro. Micro-grants for safe routes activities like bike safety education for K-12 students.

Technical Assistance and Professional Development Grants is a grant from Roundhouse Foundation that funds capacity-building activities for nonprofits and tribal governments serving rural Oregon. The program supports professional development, skills training, and technical assistance to strengthen organizations addressing creative problem-solving, economic resilience, and rural community sustainability. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations, government entities, and tribal governments; current partners and sectors such as journalism and fire services are prioritized. Awards are up to ,000 with no fixed deadline.

Local Government Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Provides funding for the acquisition, development, improvement, and maintenance of public recreation facilities, including parks and trails.

Small Grants is sponsored by Roundhouse Foundation Irrv Charitable Trust. Small grants support grassroots, innovative work and projects that may not need a significant budget. They are ideal for first-time partners to explore new approaches and test endeavors for broader impact. Geographic focus: Rural Oregon and Tribal communities Focus areas: Arts & Culture, Environmental Stewardship, Social Services, Education

Fast Track Arts Grants is sponsored by James F And Marion L Miller Foundation. Provides one-year or multi-year operating support for small to mid-sized Oregon arts organizations. The program is designed to be fast and flexible, with a one-step application process and decisions typically made within 6-8 weeks. Geographic focus: Oregon Focus areas: Arts, Community Support, Operating Support

Portland Arts Project Grant Program is sponsored by Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC). Supports the making and sharing of artistic work and the development of the arts community in Portland, Oregon. Individual artists, arts organizations, arts businesses, and other nonprofits are eligible to apply for grant funding to support arts programs and activities that have community impact.

2025-26 Public Charter School Equity Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. Provides grants to public charter schools in Oregon to implement strategies addressing diverse learning needs and improve student outcomes.

The Oregon Community and Capacity Building Grant, part of the Oregon Lands and People Project led by the Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts (COLT), the Land Trust Alliance, and Oregon Community Foundation, offers $520,000 in Year One grants to strengthen Oregon land trusts. The program prioritizes two areas: building partnerships with communities and strengthening internal organizational capacity. Grantees serve as trailblazers documenting how investing in people, relationships, and systems leads to long-term conservation impact. The broader initiative aims to raise $12 million over five years through three strategies: Breakthrough Funding to secure long-term state conservation funding, Community and Capacity Building grants, and Land Capital to fund shovel-ready conservation projects. OCF has also committed $3 million to Craft3's Conservation Bridge Fund for short-term land trust financing.

Pride Foundation Fortitude Fund is sponsored by Pride Foundation. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

The State Summer Learning Grant Program is a grant from the Oregon Department of Education that funds high-quality summer learning programs for K-12 students, with a particular focus on improving reading proficiency and closing opportunity gaps. Established through House Bill 2007 (2025), the program provides ongoing funding for evidence-based summer programming that accelerates academic growth, improves content retention, and supports social-emotional well-being. Programs must integrate literacy as a priority area, especially for students reading below grade level, and offer hands-on, project-based learning experiences. Eligible applicants are school districts and charter schools throughout Oregon. Grant amounts vary by program.

Regionally Significant Industrial Sites (RSIS) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Research & Development Tax Credit for Semiconductors Rural Broadband Capacity Program <

The Mini Grants program is a grant from the Pacific Planetarium Association (PPA) that funds planetariums across the western United States seeking support for operations, programming, or recovery from setbacks. Originally created in 2020 in response to COVID-19 pandemic impacts, the program continues to provide annual awards to help sustain planetarium facilities and programming. Each grant is worth up to $1,000, with up to three applicants selected per cycle. Eligible applicants are planetariums in Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, with priority given to PPA members. The 2026 application window runs from April 24 through May 29, 2026.

Recreational Trails Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Offers funding for the development and rehabilitation of motorized and non-motorized trails.

Intellectual & Developmental Disability Grants is sponsored by The Kuni Foundation. Offers funding for housing and research initiatives that improve the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Oregon and Washington.

Local Oregon Production Investment Fund (L-OPIF) is sponsored by Oregon Film Office. Provides cash rebates for projects by Oregon producers who spend a minimum of $75,000. Interactive media work and post-production-only work from Oregon-based companies also qualify.

County Opportunity Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Offers grants to counties for the development, improvement, or planning of county-operated camping facilities.

Gray Family Foundation Camp Maintenance is a grant from the Oregon Community Foundation that supports the maintenance and upkeep of outdoor school camp facilities throughout Oregon. Administered through the Oregon Community Foundation, this program provides sustained investment to ensure that camp infrastructure serving students and communities remains in good operational condition. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofits, tribal entities, and government entities operating outdoor school or educational camp facilities in Oregon. The program reflects OCF's broader commitment to supporting arts, culture, education, and community well-being across the state.

Next Gen Council Grant Program is sponsored by The Reser Family Foundation. The Next Gen Council seeks to support organizations providing direct services to those in need of mental health counseling, drug and alcohol addiction services, crisis intervention services, and after-school education mentorship programs.

Broadband Deployment Program (BDP, ARPA CPF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program Broadband Technical Assistance Program (BTAP) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;ma

Pedestrian/Bicycle Safety Grants (402 PS) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Transportation Transportation Safety Division. Supports initiatives focused on pedestrian and bicycle safety, applicable to youth education and safety programs.

Community Renewable Energy Grant Program is a grant from the Oregon Department of Energy that funds planning and development of community renewable energy and energy resilience projects across Oregon. Created by HB 2021, the program awards competitive grants to Oregon Tribes, public bodies, and consumer-owned utilities pursuing clean energy solutions that advance equity and community energy resilience. Public bodies eligible to apply include counties, municipalities, and special government bodies such as ports and irrigation districts. Priority is given to projects that support program equity goals and demonstrate meaningful community energy benefits. Funding amounts vary by project scope; contact the Oregon Department of Energy for current award information.

McKinney-Vento Act: Students Navigating Houselessness Education Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. Offers grants to local education agencies to eliminate barriers to education for homeless children and youth in Oregon.

Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) & Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs is sponsored by Business Oregon. Offers grants to Oregon companies to prepare stronger proposals and build on their federal SBIR/STTR awards.

Classroom Makeovers is a grant from SELCO Community Credit Union that funds the physical transformation of K–12 learning spaces across Oregon. Each year, SELCO invests up to $45,000 by funding three classroom makeover projects of up to $15,000 each. The program is open to all K–12 educators—including those working in libraries, gymnasiums, and outdoor learning environments—across the 27 Oregon counties SELCO serves. Projects must demonstrate a clear vision for creating accessible, inclusive, and purposeful learning environments. Applications for the 2026 grant cycle open August 15 and close September 30, 2025. Educators are encouraged to think creatively about what "classroom" means when preparing their proposals.

Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Community Lender Loan Loss Account (CLLLA) County Fairgrounds Funding <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margin-left&# Category: Community Development.

Roundhouse Foundation – Small Grants (Rolling) is sponsored by Roundhouse Foundation. Entry‑level grants for grassroots work in rural Oregon; can seed or test youth bike repair clinics, helmet/lighting distribution, or safety education pilots.

Community Technology Grants Program is sponsored by Multnomah County's Office of Community Technology. Provides funding for technology projects that benefit underserved communities in Multnomah County, Oregon.

Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Community Lender Loan Loss Account (CLLLA) County Fairgrounds Funding <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px;margin-left&# Category: Community Development.

Oregon Business Expansion Program is a cash-based incentive grant from Business Oregon (Oregon Business Development Department) that funds businesses expanding or relocating to Oregon by providing financial incentives based on estimated increases in state income tax revenue from new hires. Awards range from $100,000 to $1,000,000 and are structured as binding agreements tied to job creation milestones. Eligible companies must plan to hire 50 or more full-time employees in Oregon, already employ at least 150 workers statewide, and pay new hires at least 150% of the state or county average wage. Retailers are not eligible. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Mental Health Expansion Grant (MHEG): Youth‑Led Projects is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority. Supports school‑based health centers to implement youth‑led mental health projects—suicide prevention, media/education projects focused on equity.

Jackson Foundation Grant (Portland, OR) is sponsored by The Jackson Foundation (Portland, OR). The Jackson Foundation in Portland, Oregon, offers grants to promote the welfare of the public in the City of Portland or the State of Oregon, or both.

Emergency Homelessness Funding is a grant from the Oregon State Legislature that funds emergency shelter operations and improvements for communities addressing homelessness and extreme weather vulnerability in Oregon. The program provides resources for cleaner air shelters during wildfire events, as well as cooling and warming shelters, including funding for mobile air filtration units and ventilation system improvements. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations in Clackamas County, Oregon, as well as local governments, tribal nations, public education providers, and public universities. Award amounts vary; no specific deadline is listed as programs are distributed through the Oregon Department of Human Services.

Miller Foundation Fast Track Arts Grants is sponsored by Miller Foundation. Provides operating support for Oregon arts organizations with annual expenses between $25,000 and $499,000.

Reimagine Oregon Economic Opportunity Investment Fund is sponsored by Prosper Portland. Provides grants to businesses and organizations in Oregon to support economic development and innovation.

Arts Grants is sponsored by James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation. The Miller Foundation offers Arts Grants to support small organizations in Oregon, providing vital funding for artistic programming and operations. These grants enhance community engagement through visual and performing arts, ensuring that arts education is accessible. They focus on operating support to strengthen local arts organizations.

ODA Noxious Weed Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) and Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB). This lottery-funded grant program supports a comprehensive watershed approach to integrated control of noxious weeds, prioritizing projects that restore and enhance fish and wildlife habitat, watershed functions, native salmonid populations, and water quality.

Fields Artist Fellowship is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation and Oregon Humanities. Supports Oregon-based artists and culture bearers addressing community issues through creativity and cultural expression.

University Innovation Research Fund (UIRF) is sponsored by State of Oregon. The UIRF supports grants to public universities and Oregon Health and Science University to match competitive federal research awards, increasing Oregon universities' competitiveness for federal funds and supporting innovation and research capacity. Preference is given to projects demonstrating economic benefits for Oregon, especially in priority industries.

Credit Enhancement Fund (CEF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Cultural Coalition/Participation Grant Cultural Development Grant

2025 Community Grants cycle is a funding program from the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF) that distributes $64.4 million to community-led projects advancing climate action and resilience in Portland, Oregon. This fourth round of PCEF funding strictly allocates resources for community-driven initiatives addressing clean energy, climate resilience, and environmental equity. The 2025 cycle supports 60 projects including 51 implementation grants and 9 planning grants selected from organizations serving PCEF priority communities. Funded projects provide healthier homes, lower utility bills, job training, living-wage opportunities, improved access to fresh food, and stronger community connections for Portland residents.

Strategic Projects: Program & Staff Grants is a grant from M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust that funds nonprofit organizations in the Pacific Northwest seeking to expand programs or build organizational capacity. The trust supports sectors including artistic and cultural expression, civic engagement, education and leadership development, and health and environmental stewardship in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. Grants range from $50,000 to $500,000 and are awarded following an invitation-based application process built on long-term organizational relationships. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) public charities and Tribal entities based in the five Pacific Northwest states.

Economic Equity Investment Program is a grant from the Oregon Business Development Department, administered by the Oregon Frontier Chamber of Commerce, that funds disadvantaged entrepreneurs and small businesses in Sherman, Gilliam, and Wheeler Counties facing economic equity risk factors. The program addresses longstanding economic inequities through support in four areas: land and property ownership, entrepreneurship and business development, workforce development, and intergenerational wealth building. New businesses (with no sales in the last 12 months) may receive up to $2,000, while existing businesses may apply for up to $4,000. A total of $24,000 is available in the current round. Eligible applicants must have experienced discrimination due to race, ethnicity, language proficiency, or citizenship status, or operate in a rural location. Businesses in Sherman, Gilliam, or Wheeler Counties are prioritized.

Community Outreach and Technical Assistance Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Provides technical assistance and funding for projects that protect groundwater quality in Oregon.

Supportive Housing Services (SHS) is a program from Clackamas County, Oregon, funded through the Metro voter-approved Measure 26-210, that supports nonprofit organizations providing a continuum of housing and homeless services in Clackamas County. The program funds rental assistance, street outreach, emergency and transitional shelter, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and adaptive case management. Since its inception, SHS has prevented 3,335 evictions, housed 2,873 people through permanent and rapid rehousing programs, and connected outreach workers with 2,241 individuals experiencing homelessness. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations in Clackamas County, Oregon, delivering housing stability and homelessness services.

Oregon Business Expansion Program is sponsored by Oregon Business Development Department. Provides incentives and grants for business expansion and job creation in Oregon, suitable for small businesses growing franchises.

Technical Resources for Recreation Planning-Funding Resources is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. </ Category: Parks & Recreation.

OPRD Recreation Grants Programs is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. Category: Parks & Recreation.

The 1905 Legacy Award is a grant from The Ford Family Foundation that honors outstanding Oregon visual artists whose lifelong careers and sustained excellence have significantly impacted the state's artistic community. Named after founder Hallie E. Ford's birth year, the award provides one unrestricted grant of $50,000 every five years. Eligible artists must be Oregon residents for at least ten years, actively producing new work, and have demonstrated 20 or more years of serious professional participation in their medium. Artists are considered by nomination only.

AAF 2025 Artist Awards in Digital Art is a grant from the Allied Arts Foundation that funds artists residing in the Pacific Northwest who specialize in digital art mediums. The 2025 cycle awarded a total of $15,000 across eight grants ranging from $1,000 to $5,000, prioritizing innovation in digital arts including drawing, painting, sculpture, video, animation, audio, web-based work, and immersive experiences. AI-assisted artwork was eligible provided significant human creative input was evidenced. Applicants must reside in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, or Montana. Students enrolled in directly related degree programs were not eligible. Awards were supported by Piroshky Piroshky and C.Y. Lee.

Child Care Infrastructure Fund is sponsored by Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care / Business Oregon. The Child Care Infrastructure Fund (CCIF) is a competitive statewide grant program in Oregon focused on providing funds for the establishment, expansion, and improvements of child care facilities across the state.

Early Child Care Business Accelerator Program for Home Based Providers is sponsored by NeighborImpact. This free 3-month program equips individuals with the skills and knowledge to become Registered or Certified Family Child Care Providers and offers $5,000 in grant funding upon completion of the program.

Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) Employment Discrimination Complaints is sponsored by State of Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries. BOLI enforces laws against employment discrimination and offers assistance to affected individuals in Oregon.

All-Terrain Vehicle Grant Program (Oregon) is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. The ATV Grant Program provides funding statewide for off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreation. Grant funds come from ATV user permit sales and a percentage of gasoline tax money.

Remainder Fund Grant Program - Accessibility Grant is a grant from the Oregon Special Needs Trust (OSNT) that funds accessibility improvements and disability-related expenses for people with disabilities in Oregon. The program is funded by 50% of remaining funds from first-party trust accounts, with the goal of enhancing quality of life for people with disabilities. Grants are capped at $5,000, and recipients may not receive more than $5,000 within a 12-month period. Eligible applicants are Oregon residents with a disability as defined by federal law, or current OSNT sub-account holders, who demonstrate financial need.

Strategic Projects: Program & Staff Grants is sponsored by M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Community Traffic Safety Programs (402 CP) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Transportation Transportation Safety Division. Supports broad traffic safety programs that can incorporate youth cycling safety education.

Responsive Grantmaking is sponsored by The Collins Foundation. Invests in Oregon nonprofit organizations that improve the lives of people in their communities, including significant funding for youth development and education.

The Maggie Rogers Memorial Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Mycological Society. Supports individuals in Washington and Oregon to expand their mycological pursuits, including cultivation, education, and community-building activities.

Youth Reengagement Opportunity Grant (ROG) is a grant from the Oregon Youth Development Division that funds nonprofit organizations working to reconnect young people aged 14 to 24 who have dropped out of school. Part of the 2025–27 Youth Grants cycle, the ROG supports programs designed to re-engage out-of-school youth and create pathways back to education or credential attainment. Eligible applicants are Oregon nonprofits with the capacity to serve this population and meet quarterly narrative and expenditure reporting requirements. Grantees also report on participant data through the Reengagement Data Reporting Dashboard. Grant amounts vary depending on program size and organizational capacity.

Pedestrian, Bicycling, and Micromobility Safety Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Transportation Transportation Safety Division.

Oregon 250 Grant Program is sponsored by America 250 Oregon Commission. Supports projects highlighting Oregon’s diverse histories, traditions, and cultures.

Freeman Rowe Educational Scholarship is sponsored by Cascade Mycological Society. Supports Oregon students engaging in mycology research, forwarding the understanding of the biology and ecology of fungi.

Arts & Culture Grants is a grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust that funds nonprofit organizations pursuing capacity-building projects in the arts and culture sector. The Trust supports organizations across the Pacific Northwest that demonstrate strong leadership, clear project goals, and meaningful outcomes in the arts and culture space. Eligible applicants must be nonprofit organizations located in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, or Washington. Awards reach up to $50,000. Applications require a Letter of Inquiry (LOI) approval before a full application is submitted through the Trust's Grants Portal.

Gray Family Foundation Camp Maintenance is sponsored by Gray Family Foundation. Supports ongoing maintenance of outdoor school camp facilities, which could include bike repair workshops at youth outdoor camps emphasizing health, well-being, and nature activities.

Latino Community Fund General Operating Support Grants is sponsored by Latino Community Fund. Grants of up to $15,000 to Oregon Latino and Latina-serving nonprofit organizations, government entities, tribes, and churches for general operating support.

Oregon Main Street Revitalization Grant is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. Supports building projects that strengthen local economies through façade improvements and other revitalization efforts.

African American/Black Student Success Grants is a grant from the Oregon Department of Education that funds programs and initiatives supporting the educational achievement of African American and Black students across the early childhood through post-secondary continuum in Oregon. Established under Oregon House Bill 2016 (2015), these grants support a statewide education plan for Black students and help build partnerships among community-based organizations, educational institutions, and state agencies. Eligible applicants include early learning hubs, providers of early learning services, school districts, post-secondary institutions, and community-based organizations in Oregon. Award amounts vary based on program scope and available funding.

Eugene Education Foundation Grants is a grant from Eugene Education Foundation that funds the 2023-24 School Year Grant Cycle – Eugene Education Foundation The 2023-24 School Year Grant Cycle The 2023-34 school year grant cycle is Thank you to all who applied for a 2023-24 school year Annual Grant from EEF, the application window is now closed. Applicants will be notified of their award status the week of November 27th . Grant funds will be available by the 1st week of January. Eligible applicants include Schools and districts in the Eugene, Oregon area.. Award amounts: Varies.

Oregon Veterans' Emergency Financial Assistance Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs (ODVA). The Oregon Veterans' Emergency Financial Assistance Grant is a grant from the Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs that provides one-time emergency financial assistance to Oregon veterans and their immediate family members facing urgent financial need.

Research Grants is sponsored by Northwest Sarcoma Foundation. The Northwest Sarcoma Foundation Research Grants support researchers studying sarcoma, with a focus on new discovery, translational research, precision medicine, survivorship and quality of life, and supportive care. Research projects must have a specific focus on sarcoma.

Unmanned Systems Initiative is a program from Oregon State University's Division of Research and Innovation that funds OSU faculty and researchers using aerial, land-based, and on-water or underwater unmanned systems across multiple research disciplines. Applications span precision agriculture, geomatics and surveying, geology, ocean and atmospheric science, forestry, robotics, environmental monitoring, and remote sensing. Faculty, staff, and students must obtain proper FAA Part 107 certification authorization to conduct unmanned aerial systems operations. Note: effective December 22, 2025, recipients of federal funds may not purchase or operate prohibited unmanned aerial systems manufactured in certain foreign countries, including DJI and Autel systems. Eligible applicants are Oregon State University faculty and researchers.

Health Care Workforce Request for Proposals (RFP) is a grant from the Cambia Health Foundation that funds workforce development initiatives in the healthcare sector. The 2026 RFP closed on April 9, 2026, with applicant decisions expected the week of June 1, 2026. The foundation also administers parallel RFPs for Healthy and Connected Aging and Resilient Children and Families under a similar timeline. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations operating in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Utah. Organizations are limited to submitting one proposal per RFP funding opportunity; those considering applying to multiple RFPs should contact Cambia Health Foundation before applying.

Grow Your Own Educator Partnerships Initiative is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. Supports local programs that recruit and support individuals from the community to become licensed educators, aiming to strengthen educator recruitment and retention statewide.

OEA Barb Drennan Promising Practices Grant is sponsored by Oregon Education Association. Awards grants to enhance classroom skills or boost student achievement through site-based professional development activities.

Workforce Ready Grants is sponsored by Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC). Provides competitive grants to workforce service providers and community-based organizations for programs in healthcare, manufacturing, and technology sectors.

Strategic Grants is sponsored by Murdock Charitable Trust. Provides strategic grant funding on projects that contribute to human flourishing, enhancing nonprofit organizational capacity, and furthering mission-focused impact in the Pacific Northwest.

Community Grants Cycle 2025 is sponsored by Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF). Offers funding for projects in regenerative agriculture and green infrastructure, aiming to create climate-resilient landscapes and promote ecological restoration.

Diesel Emissions Mitigation Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Offers reimbursement for replacing older diesel engines with new all-electric vehicles, highly relevant for mobile grooming businesses upgrading to EV vans.

Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) is sponsored by U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). Provides working capital loans to small businesses suffering substantial economic injury—not a typical business expansion grant, but can help stabilize and pivot services.

Title V - State Sexual Risk Avoidance Education Program is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority. Federal pass-through grants for youth education programs focused on sexual risk avoidance for at-risk youth.

Responsive Grantmaking Program is a grant from The Collins Foundation that funds Oregon nonprofit organizations across the arts and culture, child welfare, education, environmental protection, health equity, and community quality-of-life sectors. The foundation emphasizes advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion as a central priority, and supports organizations at various stages of equity work. Awards range from $5,000 single-year grants up to $300,000 multi-year commitments, with an average grant size of $75,000. Multi-year grants (up to 3 years) are available for organizations highly aligned with the foundation's goals. Eligible applicants must be Oregon-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits with at least four independent board members, at least one year of operation, and a minimum budget of $20,000.

Youth Climate Justice Grants is sponsored by Rogue Climate. Empowers Southern Oregon communities impacted by climate change, including youth, to organize for clean energy, sustainable jobs, and a healthy environment.

Technical Assistance & Professional Development Grants is sponsored by Roundhouse Foundation Irrv Charitable Trust. A program designed to increase access to professional development and technical assistance that improves the skills, talents, and capacity of nonprofit partners. Geographic focus: Rural Oregon and Tribal communities Focus areas: Capacity Building, Professional Development, Technical Assistance

Hillman Family Foundations Unsolicited Grant Program is sponsored by Hillman Family Foundations. The Hillman Family Foundations (HFF) is an umbrella organization for 18 individual foundations. Most of these foundations accept unsolicited grant applications through a centralized online portal. Funding supports effective projects that grow best ideas and invest in innovative solutions across various focus areas including arts, health, education, and community development. Organizations should identify which of the 18 specific foundations best aligns with their mission before applying. Geographic focus: Primary: Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylvania (Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington, and Westmoreland counties). Focus areas: Arts & Culture, Economic Development, Education, Environment & Conservation, Health & Medicine, Human Services, Technology

Grants for Advancing Health Equity is a grant from the PacificSource Foundation for Health Improvement, an independent private foundation, that funds organizations improving access to high-quality healthcare with an emphasis on building resilience and supporting underserved and vulnerable populations across Idaho, Oregon, and Montana. The foundation focuses on advancing health equity and reducing disparities in healthcare access. Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) organizations or organizations meeting IRS requirements for tax-exempt status in Idaho, Montana, and Oregon; organizations may apply once per year. Typical awards range from ,000 to ,000 with no firm upper limit. No formal deadline is listed; applicants should review the Foundation's annual application guide.

Farm to CNP Noncompetitive Reimbursement Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. Supports eligible Child Nutrition Program Sponsors in Oregon by reimbursing for certain Oregon-grown or processed foods used in their meal programs.

Foreclosure Prevention Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Justice - Consumer Protection. Provides assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure in Oregon, including legal support and education.

Oregon Farm to CNP Education Grant (2025–2027) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education / Agriculture. Competitive grant to teach Oregon students about locally grown/processed food via tasting tables, field trips, gardens, classroom instruction.

Judith Ann Mogan Foundation Grant Program is a grant from the Judith Ann Mogan Foundation that funds nonprofits serving the coastal communities of Coos, Curry, and coastal Douglas Counties in Oregon. JAMF awards grants across priority areas identified by its board of directors, emphasizing projects that meet the foundation's published 2026 funding guidelines. Applicants should review the funding priorities and guidelines before submitting through the online application portal. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations that serve the designated geographic area and whose projects fall within JAMF's priority funding areas. Awards range from ,000 to ,000 depending on project scope and alignment with foundation priorities.

Artist Awards in Digital Art (2025) is sponsored by Allied Arts Foundation. Annual grants for artists residing in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, or Montana, with a focus on innovation in Digital Arts. AI-assisted artwork is welcome, provided a significant human element is evidenced.

Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Technology Transfer Support (STTR) Programs is an initiative from Business Oregon that helps Oregon small businesses access federal SBIR and STTR funding opportunities. Business Oregon provides technical assistance, coaching, and support resources to help small businesses navigate the competitive federal SBIR/STTR application process and develop strong proposals across a wide range of technology and innovation areas. The program is primarily a support and navigation resource for federal funding, not a direct grant. Eligible participants are Oregon-based small businesses interested in pursuing federal SBIR or STTR awards.

Charis Fund Grant is sponsored by Charis Fund (Family Trust). Small grants to nonprofit organizations addressing social welfare, health, and education, with priority for hunger, housing, homelessness, and at-risk youth support.

Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) is a grant from Oregon Housing and Community Services that funds community action agencies and neighborhood organizations to revitalize low-income communities and empower low-income families and individuals to achieve self-sufficiency. The CSBG program is a federal anti-poverty program administered through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and allocated to states. Oregon distributes CSBG funds to local eligible entities including Community Action Agencies (CAAs) that coordinate and administer services for low-income residents in both rural and urban communities statewide. Award amounts vary based on community need and program scope.

Community Support Program is sponsored by Banner Bank. Offers grants to nonprofits in California focusing on youth development, housing, financial education, and economic growth for low-income populations.

Mini Grant for Japanese Arts & Culture Program is sponsored by Japan Foundation Los Angeles. This grant aims to support projects that will enhance further understanding of Japanese arts and culture. The Japan Foundation Los Angeles handles Arts and Culture grants for the 13 states west of the Rocky Mountains.

Oregon Health Care Provider Incentive Program is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority (OHA). Provides financial incentives to health care providers and clinics in Oregon to support workforce development and service in underserved areas.

The Collins Foundation - GO Grants is sponsored by The Collins Foundation. Provides general operating support for nonprofits across Oregon to advance health equity and improve the quality of life for Oregon's communities.

The Art Access Reimbursement program is a rolling grant from the Oregon Cultural Trust administered by the Oregon Arts Commission that reimburses Oregon arts nonprofits for expenses related to making programs accessible to people with disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The program promotes public access to the arts and encourages best accessibility practices statewide. Eligible applicants must be nonprofits whose primary mission is arts-focused, operating independently and not as a subsidiary of a larger institution or through fiscal sponsorship. Awards range from $200 to $1,000 per application.

Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) is a grant from Oregon Housing and Community Services that funds local governments and nonprofit organizations to help individuals and families quickly regain stability in permanent housing after experiencing a housing crisis or homelessness. Established through the HEARTH Act of 2009, ESG replaced the prior Emergency Shelter Grant program. Funds are used for rapid re-housing activities, including street outreach, emergency shelter operations, homelessness prevention, and data collection. Oregon allocates ESG funds to community action agencies and local jurisdictions throughout the state. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations and local governments. Award amounts vary by jurisdiction and program need.

Visual Arts Program is sponsored by The Ford Family Foundation. Provides annual fellowships to Oregon visual artists demonstrating sophisticated practice and significant potential.

Good Neighbor Grants is a grant from The Ford Family Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations serving rural Oregon communities with populations under 35,000 that are not adjacent to metropolitan areas. The program reflects the foundation's deep commitment to rural Oregon, funding a wide range of community initiatives that strengthen local capacity, improve quality of life, and address unique challenges facing rural residents. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations with projects that benefit qualifying rural Oregon communities. Awards range from $1,000 to $25,000, and applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline.

Capital Access Programs (CAP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Centers of Innovation Excellence (CIE) Certification Office&#160;for Business Inclusion and Diversity (COBID) </l Category: Economic Development.

Emergency Grant Application is sponsored by The Rosendin Foundation. Provides funding for unforeseen circumstances like natural disasters or loss of funding.

Ecosystem Restoration Grants is sponsored by Bella Vista Foundation. Supports programs focused on protecting, restoring, and revitalizing high-priority watershed ecosystems in California and Oregon, including sustainable land management and stream restoration.

The Reser Family Foundation Fast-Track Grants is a grant from The Reser Family Foundation that funds established Oregon nonprofits working in education, health, arts, and the environment with a focus on serving vulnerable Oregonians including low-income youth and families. Awards are up to $12,499 (fast-track requests capped below $15,000) for ongoing, established programs with measurable outcomes. The program has two application deadlines each year on February 1 and August 1. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations operating in Oregon for more than three years, with established programming and committed co-funders listed on the application. Oregon municipalities and Tribal entities may also apply. New programs, pilot programs, schools, overnight homeless shelters, one-time events, and organizations with active litigation are not eligible. Applications are submitted through the Foundation's online grant portal.

Regional Travel Options Small Grants is a program from Metro that provides small awards of $500 to $5,000 to organizations for specific, one-time purchases of materials and services supporting education, outreach, and events that encourage use of transportation alternatives to driving alone—including biking, walking, transit, carpooling, vanpooling, and telecommuting. The program includes RTO Mini Grants up to $5,000 and Safe Routes to Schools micro-grants of $500 (available only to individual schools or nonprofit school PTOs). Eligible applicants are government agencies, colleges, universities, public school districts, K-12 schools, and nonprofits within the Portland Metropolitan Planning Area in Oregon. For-profit companies are not eligible to receive FTA grant funding. Applications reopen in January 2026 pending available funds.

Mental Health Expansion Grant is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority. Provides funding to State Certified School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) in Oregon to increase access to behavioral health services and prevention programs.

Community Grant is sponsored by Pedal the Pacific. Community Grant is a grant from Pedal the Pacific that financially supports nonprofit organizations along the Pacific Coast fighting sex trafficking through prevention, intervention, advocacy, restoration, and survivor services.

2026 Community Grants is sponsored by Portland Clean Energy Fund. Offers grants for projects in energy efficiency, green infrastructure, regenerative agriculture, and transportation decarbonization in Portland, Oregon.

Miller Foundation Education-Focused Grants is sponsored by Miller Foundation. Miller Foundation education-focused grants go to organizations working to create a more holistic and equitable K-12 education system that provides a supportive learning environment and high-quality education to all students, including those furthest from opportunity.

Aviation System Action Program (ASAP) is a grant program from the Oregon Department of Aviation, funded by a two-cents-per-gallon aviation fuel tax, that provides financial assistance to public-use airports in Oregon. The program funds pavement rehabilitation, maintenance and emergency equipment, and airport safety and security improvements. ASAP includes two components: the Critical Oregon Airport Relief (COAR) grant, which helps airports meet FAA match requirements and supports resiliency and economic development projects, and the State Owned Airports Reserve (SOAR), which funds safety and infrastructure projects at the 28 state-owned public-use airports.

Promoting Community Health is sponsored by The Heatherington Foundation. The Heatherington Foundation provides grants on a rolling basis to partners that share their commitment to improving health outcomes in Oregon communities.

Community Health Worker Pilot Program is sponsored by Oregon Office of Rural Health (in partnership with Oregon Health Authority and CDC). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Prosperity Investment Program (PIP) is sponsored by Prosper Portland. Prosper Portland offers matching, reimbursable grants to help businesses and property owners make tenant improvements and both small and large-scale improvements to new and existing buildings.

Venture Fund Program is sponsored by Business Oregon. Water / Wastewater Financing Program (W/W) Arts and Culture Art in the Category: Arts & Heritage.

Small Business Sustainability Fund (SBSF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Helps stabilize and grow small businesses by leveraging grants with private financing and business consulting services.

Government Contracting Assistance Program (GCAP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Governor's Arts Awards Governor's Strategic Reserve Fund (SRF) <li style="margin-bottom&#58;8px; Category: Arts & Heritage.

The Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants Program is a grant from the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) that funds nonprofits working to address Oregon's most pressing community needs through flexible, general operating or project support. The program runs two grant cycles per year—a Spring Cycle (closing in January, awards announced mid-May) and a Fall Cycle (closing in July, awards announced mid-November). The 2026 Fall Cycle will fund small capital projects, capacity building, and new or expanding programs. Eligible applicants are Oregon-based nonprofits with established track records in community service. Typical awards range from $15,000 to $20,000, with up to $40,000 available for projects with exceptional alignment to OCF priorities. The Fall 2026 cycle details will be released in June 2026.

Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium is a grant and fellowship program from the Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium at Oregon State University that funds STEM education, research, and workforce development for students and faculty at Oregon-based institutions. As part of the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program, OSGC promotes interdisciplinary STEM education and recruits and trains the next diverse NASA workforce through programs including undergraduate team experiences, student ambassadors, faculty research awards, course development awards, and student symposiums. Eligible applicants are students enrolled in STEM programs at OSGC affiliate institutions in Oregon. Award amounts vary by program. The consortium connects universities, colleges, museums, educators, and science professionals statewide.

Oregon Community Foundation Small Arts & Culture Grants is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Supports small community-driven arts and culture organizations with one-year grants for general operating support.

Community Health Grants is sponsored by Legacy Health. Legacy Health's Community Health Grants support nonprofit organizations in Oregon and Southwest Washington whose work aligns with their Community Health Need Assessments (CHNAs) and Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs).

Addressing Trauma and Healing for Black Communities is sponsored by Meyer Memorial Trust. A funding opportunity under the Justice Oregon for Black Lives initiative, focusing on projects that address trauma and healing within Black communities in Oregon.

Responsive Grantmaking is a grant program from The Collins Foundation that funds arts and culture, child welfare and development, education, environmental protection, and health equity initiatives benefiting Oregon communities. A central priority for the foundation is advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion, supporting organizations at various stages in their pursuit of racial equity. General operating grants are the default award type, with multi-year grants up to three years available for organizations highly aligned with foundation goals. Average grant size is $75,000, with awards ranging from $5,000 single-year grants to $300,000 multi-year commitments. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) organizations or governmental units in Oregon operating for at least one year with a minimum annual budget of $20,000.

Graduate Scholarships is sponsored by Oregon State University-Cascades. Various scholarships administered by the Office of Graduate Education for graduate students at OSU-Cascades.

Restorative Justice Program is sponsored by Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. A state-funded grant program supporting restorative justice initiatives in Oregon.

2025 CDBG Awards is a grant from Business Oregon that funds critical infrastructure and community development projects in rural Oregon communities through the Community Development Block Grant program. In 2025, Business Oregon awarded $11,461,523 across 13 projects, including water system replacements, stormwater master plans, and other high-priority community needs. Projects address direct impacts on public safety, health, and community well-being in non-metropolitan areas. Eligible applicants are non-metropolitan cities and counties in Oregon. The 2025 cycle has distributed its funds; applicants should monitor Business Oregon for the next competitive round.

Treatment Courts Program is sponsored by Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. A state-funded grant program supporting the development and operation of treatment courts in Oregon.

Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. A state-funded grant program supporting efforts to reduce the illegal marijuana market in Oregon.

Justice Reinvestment Program is sponsored by Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. A state-funded grant program aimed at reducing recidivism and improving public safety through community-based programs.

Environmental Justice Communities Funding is sponsored by Oregon Public Utility Commission. Funding for groups representing environmental justice communities and low-income customers to participate in processes at the Oregon Public Utility Commission.

Emergency Shelter Grant Program is a grant opportunity in Clackamas County, Oregon, that funds nonprofit organizations providing emergency food and shelter services to individuals in need. Under the Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP), local nonprofit and government agencies can apply for funds to provide food, shelter, rent and mortgage assistance, and related emergency services. Eligible applicants must be nonprofit or government agencies with a 501(c)(3)-compliant accounting system, a voluntary board, demonstrated capability to deliver emergency food and shelter programs, and a commitment to nondiscrimination. Minimum application budget requests are $5,000.

General Housing Account Program (GHAP) is a grant program from Oregon Housing and Community Services that funds capacity building for organizations working to develop and sustainably operate affordable multifamily rental housing in Oregon. The GHAP Capacity Building program provides grants, training, and technical assistance to community-based nonprofit developers, local housing authorities, Native Nation housing entities, and local governments. The 2025–2027 cycle offered organizational strengthening grants and innovative/regional project grants, with OHCS awarding $1.95 million to 13 partners. Individual grants cover a two-year work period. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, public housing authorities, Native Nations, and local governments in Oregon focused on affordable housing development and operations.

Organized Retail Theft Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. Provides financial assistance to local law enforcement agencies and the Oregon Department of Justice for addressing and prosecuting organized retail theft.

State Preparedness and Incident Response Equipment (SPIRE) Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Emergency Management. Provides equipment to local governments and other recipients for emergency preparedness.

Wireless Panic Alarm Grant (Oregon) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education. This grant provides funding to Oregon school districts to cover the costs of purchasing and installing wireless panic alert systems. These systems must have a wireless activation feature, be capable of notifying emergency response personnel through 911 dispatch, and be capable of activating a school-wide alarm system or providing direct notification to the front office.

Community Health Grants (Marion County) is a grant from Legacy Health supporting nonprofit organizations whose work aligns with Legacy Health's Community Health Need Assessments (CHNAs) and Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs) in Oregon and Southwest Washington. Priority focus areas for Marion County include mental health and substance use services. For the Portland metro area, the program funds access to culturally and linguistically responsive health care, affordable care, essential community services, economic and educational opportunity, culturally specific healthy foods, and community physical safety. Investments prioritize organizations serving historically underserved and underrepresented communities. Legacy Health typically solicits proposals one to two times per calendar year. Organizations interested in applying should complete the grant inquiry form.

Wireless Panic Alarm Grant (Oregon) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education (ODE). This grant provides reimbursement for the purchase and installation of wireless panic alarms and systems for every school building in Oregon. Eligible systems must have a wireless activation feature, be capable of notifying emergency first responders through 911 dispatch, and be able to activate a school-wide alarm system or directly notify front office staff.

Strategic Project Grants (Capacity-building awards for mission-focused projects and infrastructure investment) is sponsored by M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust. These grants are designed to support an organization's internal effectiveness and long-term stability by fostering sound leadership, strong boards, professional development for staff, technology, evaluation, strategic planning, communications, and sustainability.

Safe Routes to School Micro-Grants is a grant from Metro (Portland, Oregon) that funds Oregon K-12 schools and nonprofit school PTOs to promote safe walking, biking, and rolling to school. Administered through Metro's Regional Travel Options program, these $500 micro-grants support one-time purchases of materials and services for events, education, and outreach activities that encourage students and families to use alternatives to driving alone. The grant is part of the small grants track, which offers awards between $500 and $5,000. Projects must occur within the Portland Metropolitan Planning Area and align with goals of the Regional Transportation Demand Management Strategy. Only individual schools or nonprofit PTOs are eligible for micro-grants.

Oregon Business Expansion Program (BEP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. The Oregon Business Expansion Program (BEP) is a cash-based incentive program based on the estimated increase in income economic development incentives revenue as a result of new hires from the expansion or relocation of a project.

Recreation Grants Program is a grant program from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department that funds outdoor recreation, historic preservation, and conservation projects across Oregon. The department awards more than $28 million annually to Oregon communities, supporting acquisition, development, improvement, and maintenance of public recreation facilities. Specific sub-programs include Land and Water Conservation Fund grants, Local Government grants, Recreational Trails grants, All-Terrain Vehicle grants, and County Opportunity grants for camping facilities. Eligible applicants are local governments and nonprofit organizations in Oregon. Award amounts vary by program and project scope.

Banner Bank Community Support Program is sponsored by Banner Bank. The Banner Bank Community Support Program offers grants to nonprofit organizations in California (among other states) focusing on housing, youth development, financial education, and economic growth. Priority is given to programs aiding low- and moderate-income populations.

State Community Resilience Coalition (SCRC) Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Emergency Management. Provides funding to Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COADs) for emergency preparedness, response, or recovery efforts.

Solar Within Reach Program is a grant from Energy Trust of Oregon that funds increased solar and battery storage incentives for income-qualified households served by Portland General Electric (PGE) or Pacific Power. Eligible homeowners can receive up to $6,600 for solar installations (PGE customers) or up to $5,400 (Pacific Power customers), with additional incentives up to $11,700 for combined solar and battery storage (PGE) or $9,000 (Pacific Power). Beginning in 2026, the Portland Solar Access Program extends reach to more Portland families through a Portland Clean Energy Fund grant. Income qualification requirements apply, and the program supports broader access to clean energy for underserved Oregon communities.

Arts/Culture Grants (Pacific Power Foundation) is a grant from the Pacific Power Foundation that funds arts and cultural nonprofits in Pacific Power's service areas across Oregon, Washington, California, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. The foundation awarded over $13 million to nonprofit organizations over the past five years through four annual grant cycles. Arts and culture grants are reviewed in the June cycle. Most grants range from $2,000 to $5,000, with grants generally under $10,000. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) status operating in Pacific Power's service territory.

Future Ready Oregon Workforce Ready Grants – Technology is sponsored by Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission. Funds projects that advance workforce education and training programs in technology, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors.

Llewelyn G. Pritchard Digital Artist Awards (2026 Cycle) is sponsored by Allied Arts Foundation. The Allied Arts Foundation's annual artist awards focus on creatives specializing in and exploring Digital Art mediums.

Youth Community Investment Grant (CI) is sponsored by Oregon Youth Development Division. Supports programs that increase youth engagement, enhance academic achievement, and reduce barriers to educational success in Oregon.

Community Grants is sponsored by Samaritan Health Services. Social Accountability Grants for community health projects benefiting youth, including at-risk youth and children with disabilities.

Promoting Community Health Grants is sponsored by The Heatherington Foundation. The Heatherington Foundation provides grants on a rolling basis, focusing on creating healthy communities through innovation in healthcare delivery and education.

TDAP (Telecommunication Devices Access Program) is sponsored by State of Oregon. The TDAP provides loans of adaptive telephone equipment at no cost and with no income restrictions to eligible Oregonians with hearing, vision, speech, mobility, or cognitive impairments.

Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Human Services. Funding under the FFPSA to support services aimed at keeping families together and preventing children from entering foster care.

2025 Community Grants Cycle is sponsored by City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability. Supports projects that advance Portland's climate goals, including workforce development and contractor support.

Arts Learning Program is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission. Provides grants to Oregon arts organizations to strengthen arts education for K-12 students through partnerships with schools across the state.

Arts & Culture Grants is sponsored by M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.

County Opportunity Grant Program (COGP) – 2025–26 cycle is sponsored by Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (via RV registration fees). Supports acquisition, development, rehabilitation, and planning of county parks and recreation areas that include camping facilities.

Oregon Youth Works - Oregon Youth Employment Program (OYEP) is sponsored by Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission. Provides meaningful paid work experiences such as internships, apprenticeships, and summer jobs with workforce preparation to youth.

Opt-in for Families Initiative is sponsored by Oregon Department of Human Services. A three-year grant from the Doris Duke Foundation to Oregon, supporting innovative models for family preservation and early intervention services.

Arts Access Fund is sponsored by City of Portland Office of Arts & Culture. Supports arts and music education in K-5 schools and grants to local nonprofit arts organizations in Portland, Oregon.

HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) is sponsored by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) (federal funds from HUD). Provides federal funds from HUD to develop affordable housing, with eligible activities including acquisition, new construction, and rehabilitation of affordable rental housing, and tenant-based rental assistance.

Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) is sponsored by CASA of Oregon / Portland Housing Center. The Oregon IDA Initiative is a matched savings program that helps first-time homebuyers who live in Oregon save for their home purchase. Qualified participants save in a special savings account, and their savings are matched at a rate of $5 for every $1 saved. CASA of Oregon also supports IDAs for college education and business ownership. The Portland Housing Center's IDA program is currently full.

Housing Infrastructure Financing Program (HIFP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Helps local governments, developers, and other eligible applicants pay for infrastructure needed to support housing development.

Homeowner Assistance Fund is sponsored by Oregon Housing and Community Services. Provides grants to homeowners facing foreclosure, offering up to $50,000 in mortgage relief for eligible applicants.

The Spark Award for Oregon Artists is sponsored by James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation. This three-year pilot program supports 60 individual Oregon artists (20 per year) in various artistic fields. The funding is intended for the overall creative development of mid-career artists, rather than specific projects. Visual artists and culture bearers are eligible.

Creative Heights is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation (OCF). The Creative Heights initiative aims to increase Oregon's cultural visibility and vitality while supporting unique opportunities for Oregonians to experience innovative arts and culture. It funds projects for the creation and/or presentation of new and innovative performances, exhibitions, programs, and other works of art and culture.

Oregon Community Foundation - Community Grants Program (Spring Cycle) is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. Flexible funding for small rural and culturally responsive organizations across Oregon addressing pressing community needs, including youth-focused initiatives.

Energy Hub for Information on Programs and Projects in Oregon is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy. Workforce Development <span class="static menu-item ms-core-listMenu-item ms-displayIn Category: Clean Energy.

SBIR & STTR Programs – Oregon Support is sponsored by Business Oregon. Offers additional grants to Oregon companies to strengthen proposals and build on federal SBIR/STTR awards, supporting sectors like clean energy and advanced manufacturing.

Community Grants Program (Portland Clean Energy Fund - PCEF) is sponsored by City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability. PCEF's Community Grant program supports planning and implementation projects that reduce emissions and improve climate resiliency in ways that advance economic, social, and climate justice for under-resourced communities in Portland, Oregon.

Landscape Resiliency Program is a grant from the Oregon Department of Forestry that funds landscape-scale forest restoration and wildfire risk reduction projects on public and private forestlands and rangelands across Oregon. Established through Senate Bill 762, Section 18 (2021), the program supports projects that improve forest health, reduce fuel loads, and protect communities near critical infrastructure from wildfire. Eligible applicants include public and private forestland owners in Oregon. Award amounts vary based on project scope and landscape-scale needs.

Youth Community Investment Grant (CI) is sponsored by Youth Development Oregon. Supports programs serving youth ages 6-19 at risk of disengaging from school or engaging in negative behaviors, aiming to enhance academic achievement and community engagement.

Tribal Housing Grant Fund is sponsored by Oregon Housing and Community Services. The Tribal Housing Grant Fund provides upfront, non-competitive funding to Oregon's nine federally recognized tribes for a wide range of housing activities, including homelessness response, land acquisition, and new construction.

Professional Development Mini Grant is sponsored by Oregon GEAR UP. Provides funding for GEAR UP schools in Oregon to implement professional development programs for educators.

PacificSource Foundation for Health Improvement Grants is sponsored by PacificSource Foundation for Health Improvement. The PacificSource Foundation for Health Improvement supports initiatives that enhance access to healthcare and address health disparities, with a focus on underserved populations in Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and parts of Washington. While not exclusively for medical imaging, improving healthcare access could encompass equipment acquisition in rural settings.

Three Rivers Foundation Grants is sponsored by Three Rivers Foundation. Offers funding across various charitable areas, including education, health, public safety, and the environment, to organizations in Oregon.

Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Agriculture. Supports projects that enhance the resilience and sustainability of Oregon's food systems, including those operated by women farmers.

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Strategic Project Grants is sponsored by M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust. Capacity-building awards for mission-focused projects and infrastructure investment, including capital grants for construction, renovation, and land purchase, and program and staff expansion.

Resilient Food System Infrastructure Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Agriculture. Supports projects that enhance the resilience of Oregon's food system infrastructure.

Community Health Worker Virtual Training Scholarships is sponsored by Oregon Office of Rural Health. Provides scholarships for rural health organizations to train Community Health Workers through virtual courses.

Arts Learning Grant Awards is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission. Provides grants to Oregon arts organizations to strengthen arts education for K-12 students through partnerships with schools across the state.

Portland Parks & Recreation Volunteer Opportunities is sponsored by Portland Parks & Recreation. Offers various volunteer roles to support park maintenance, environmental stewardship, and community engagement.

Oregon Student Aid Commission (OSAC) CSF-Oregon Scholarships is sponsored by CSF-Oregon. Oregon Student Aid Commission (OSAC) CSF-Oregon Scholarships is a program administered by CSF-Oregon that provides tuition assistance for Oregon families with students entering Kindergarten through 8th grade.

Cambia Health Foundation Grants is a grant from the Cambia Health Foundation that funds nonprofit partners in Idaho, Oregon, Utah, and Washington working to improve health and healthcare in the Pacific Northwest and Intermountain West. Having committed over $143 million since 2007, the Foundation's 2026 funding priorities include Health Care Workforce development and Healthy and Connected Aging. The 2026 RFPs for both focus areas closed April 9, 2026, with award decisions expected the week of June 1, 2026. Eligible nonprofits must align their work with Cambia's mission of transforming healthcare for individuals and their families.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Teaching and Learning Fellowships 2025-2026 is a grant from Oregon State University's Center for Teaching and Learning that funds up to two faculty members annually to serve as AI in Teaching and Learning Fellows and help lead campus-wide pedagogical initiatives around generative AI. Fellows collaborate closely with the Center for Teaching and Learning team to deliver programming, lead initiatives related to generative AI in instruction, and liaise with colleges, departments, and other campus units to ensure instructors and graduate teaching assistants receive appropriate support. The fellowship supports a 2025-2026 academic year commitment. Eligible applicants are faculty members at Oregon State University interested in advancing AI-informed teaching practices.

Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration is sponsored by Department of the Interior. To provide competitive matching grants to coastal States for coastal wetlands conservation projects. The Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection, and Restoration Act (Section 305, Title III, Public Law 101-646 U.S.C. 3954) established the National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program to acquire, restore, and enhance wetlands in coastal States. This listing is currently active. Program number: 15.614. Last updated on 2025-08-21.

Grid Resilience Grant Program (Oregon) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE). This program, funded by a state formula grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, provides funding to Oregon electric utilities for grid resilience projects. Priority is given to efforts that generate the greatest community benefit by providing clean, affordable, and reliable energy.

Mental Health Expansion Grant (MHEG) – Capacity Grant is a grant from the Oregon Health Authority that funds State Certified School-Based Health Centers to increase access to behavioral health services and prevention programming for students. Since 2013, the Oregon Health Authority has awarded MHEG funding to expand mental health capacity within SBHCs across the state. During the 2025-2027 biennium, up to million total is available to support expanded behavioral health services at eligible school-based sites. Eligible applicants are State Certified School-Based Health Centers in Oregon that can demonstrate capacity to expand mental health and prevention services for students in their communities.

Oregon Parks Foundation Fund is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation (OCF). The Oregon Parks Foundation Fund (OPFF) supports the acquisition of natural parks, the restoration of native habitat, and environmental, recreational, and educational improvements to Oregon's public parks.

The Eastern Oregon Border Board Ready Workforce Mobilization Grant is a program from Oregon Community Foundation that funds workforce and economic development in the Eastern Oregon border region. Grants of up to $100,000 per project support businesses, nonprofits, local governments, and education service providers in purchasing equipment, upgrading facilities, covering start-up costs, or expanding programs to build workforce capacity around housing, childcare, transportation, and accessibility. A one-to-one cash match is required; in-kind contributions do not count toward the match. Priority is given to projects that enhance regional prosperity, improve competitiveness with Idaho, increase workforce skills, or leverage additional outside funding. Applications are accepted August 1 through September 30 annually.

Spirit Mountain Community Fund Grants is sponsored by Spirit Mountain Community Fund. Supports nonprofit organizations and government agencies in northwest Oregon, promoting sustainability, inclusion, and advancement of underserved communities.

Exhibition, Documentation, and Capital Grants (Visual Arts Program) is sponsored by The Ford Family Foundation. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program, administered through Business Oregon with federal funding from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), supports the expansion of high-speed broadband infrastructure to unserved and underserved communities across Oregon. This major federal investment aims to close the digital divide by funding broadband deployment projects through a competitive subgrant process. Eligible applicants — including internet service providers and other broadband infrastructure entities — can apply for subgrants to deliver Priority Broadband Projects in designated service areas. All awards are subject to NTIA review and approval.

WaterSMART Desalination Construction Program is sponsored by Department of the Interior. The Desalination Construction Program provides up to 25 percent cost-shared financial assistance for entities to plan, design, and/or construct ocean or brackish water desalination facilities. Desalination projects help communities to diversify their water supply portfolio by providing new sources of local water supply. This listing is currently active. Program number: 15.591. Last updated on 2026-01-26.

Housing Infrastructure Support Fund (HISF) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Individual Artist Fellowship Industrial Development Bonds (IDB) Category: Community Development.

Rural Opportunity Initiative (ROI) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Rural Renewable Energy Development (RRED) Zone Safe Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund (SDWRLF)</a Category: Clean Energy.

Healthy and Connected Aging portfolio is sponsored by Cambia Health Foundation. This funding portfolio focuses on reducing isolation and loneliness among older adults by strengthening social connectivity, improving care coordination, and increasing behavioral health care access. It supports community nonprofit organizations addressing behavioral health risks among older populations and aiming to help them manage chronic conditions, reduce isolation, and improve quality of life.

Priority Area Grants (Larger Funding Requests) is sponsored by Ford Family Foundation. Funding for requests exceeding $20,000 that align with the Foundation's specific impact areas: Family, Education, and Community.

The Reengagement Opportunity Grant (ROG) is a grant from the State of Oregon's Youth Development Division that funds organizations providing reengagement services to youth ages 14–24 who have left school without earning a diploma or its equivalent. Programs must conduct targeted outreach to disconnected youth, provide specialized education and training toward high school completion, and offer comprehensive wraparound supports addressing life challenges and trauma. Grant recipients become participants in Oregon's Statewide Youth Reengagement System and must build partnerships with other system partners to connect youth to educational and workforce services. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations serving youth aged 14–24 in Oregon. Award amounts vary.

ARTIST AWARDS (Digital Art) is sponsored by Allied Arts Foundation. The 2025 Artist Awards from Allied Arts Foundation focus on creatives who specialize in and explore Digital Art mediums. This includes art that uses digital technology in its creation, presentation, and/or experience, such as digital drawings, paintings, sculptures, illustrations, photos, videos, animation, audio, websites/web pages, and immersive experiences. AI-assisted artwork is welcome, provided a significant human element is evident.

Youth Promise Grant Initiative is sponsored by Oregon Youth Development Division. Provides funds for existing programming to support youth aged 6-24, aiming to improve and sustain engagement in education and the workforce.

PGE Foundation Grants is sponsored by PGE Foundation. The PGE Foundation invests in education, workforce readiness, and community resilience across Oregon, with a focus on career-connected learning and support for rural communities.

Certified Local Government Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. Historic Cemeteries Program Heritage Designations Document & Find <ul class="or-side-navigation-submenu list-unst Category: Arts & Heritage.

FY25 Nonprofit Security Grant Program (Oregon) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Emergency Management (OEM). This federal grant program is designed to help nonprofit organizations in Oregon enhance the physical and cybersecurity of facilities that may be at risk of terrorist or extremist threats.

The Benjamin Buckley Young Actors Fund is sponsored by Oregon Community Foundation. This fund supports nonprofit theaters and organizations in the Portland, Oregon area that provide opportunities for youth pursuing experiences and education in the performing arts.

Cultural Coalition/Participation Grant is sponsored by Business Oregon. Cultural Development Grant Cultural Partner Grants <a href="/biz/p

Public Health Equity Request for Grant Applications (RFGA) is a grant from the Illinois Department of Public Health that funds community organizations working to reduce health disparities among underserved Illinois populations. Priority areas include chronic disease prevention, mental health, maternal and child health, and access to care. Eligible applicants are Illinois-based nonprofits and community-based organizations with experience delivering culturally appropriate public health services. Award amounts vary by program area; applicants must demonstrate capacity to serve priority populations and report measurable health outcomes.

Silver Family Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by Silver Family Foundation. Supports positive youth development programs for underserved school-aged youth in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.

Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund (OCRF) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). The OCRF supports projects that protect and enhance species and habitats identified in the Oregon Conservation Strategy and creates new opportunities for wildlife watching, urban conservation, community science, and other wildlife-associated recreation.

Small Grants is a seed funding program from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) that supports California researchers pursuing early-stage stem cell and regenerative medicine projects. Awards fund discovery research, proof-of-concept studies, and development of novel cell-based therapeutic approaches at California non-profit institutions including universities and research hospitals. Eligible applicants are researchers affiliated with a California non-profit; the program encourages junior investigators and new entrants to the stem cell field. Grants are typically up to $150,000 for one to two years, enabling investigators to generate preliminary data for larger funding applications.

Community Support Program (Banner Bank) is sponsored by Banner Bank. The Banner Bank Community Support Program offers grants to nonprofit organizations focusing on housing, youth development, financial education, and economic growth. Priority is given to programs aiding low- and moderate-income populations.

All-Terrain Vehicle Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. County Opportunity Grant Program Land and Water Conservation Fund Local Government Grant Program Recreational Trai Category: Parks & Recreation.

ODOT SRTS Education Grant is sponsored by Oregon Department of Transportation. Offers funding to start, improve, innovate, and sustain Safe Routes to School education programs across Oregon, with three tiers of support based on readiness level.

Arts Build Communities is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission. These grants address community needs through art and are funded in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. They support projects that spark creativity, strengthen communities, and activate spaces across Oregon.

Foundry Village Transitional Housing Program is sponsored by Mid Rogue Foundation. Offers short-term sober housing and case management for individuals and families transitioning from homelessness to long-term housing in Grants Pass, Oregon.

Community Grants Program (Pride Foundation) is sponsored by Pride Foundation. Provides critical funding to community organizations addressing the needs of and expanding opportunities for LGBTQ+ people in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. They support smaller, grassroots, LGBTQ+ led and focused organizations.

Community Health Grants is sponsored by Meyer Memorial Trust. Supports Oregon nonprofits advancing health equity and community wellness, potentially funding youth cycling safety and active transportation workshops to promote physical health.

Small Forestland Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Forestry. Offers grants to small forestland owners for projects that reduce wildfire risk through hazardous fuel reduction.

Small Forestland Investment in Stream Habitat Program (SFISH) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Forestry. Provides grants and technical assistance to small forestland owners for projects that improve fish habitat and mitigate risks from forest roads.

Community Impact Grants is sponsored by Jackson County Cultural Coalition (through Oregon Cultural Trust). Regrants Oregon Cultural Trust funds in Jackson County for local arts, heritage, and humanities projects, including public events, installations, and downtown cultural programming in communities like Ashland.

Incentive Programs expand_more is sponsored by State of Oregon. Oregon Heat Pump Purchase Program Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program

Centers of Innovation Excellence (CIE) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Certification Office&#160;for Business Inclusion and Diversity (COBID) Certified Shovel Ready Program <li style="margin-bottom&#58 Category: Economic Development.

Industrial Lands Technical Assistance Grant is sponsored by Business Oregon. Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)/Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Marine Navigation Improvement Fund (MNIF) <a href="/biz/programs/Oregon_Broadband_Office/Pages/def

Business Expansion Program (BEP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Business Incentives Business Oregon Relender Program (BOR) Category: Economic Development.

Intercommunity Health Plans Inc is sponsored by Intercommunity Health Plans Inc. Provides management of integrated health care services for Medicaid-eligible low-income residents in Oregon, focusing on high-quality integrated health care services.

Digital Connectivity Technology Program (DCTP) is sponsored by Business Oregon. Digital Equity Programs EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa <a href="/

State Summer Learning Grants is sponsored by Oregon Department of Education (ODE). House Bill 2007 (2025) provides ongoing funding of $35 million per year for State Summer Learning Grants beginning with summer 2025.

The Starseed Foundation Grant is sponsored by Starseed Foundation. Offers support to 501(c)(3) organizations focused on enhancing the arts, environmental protection, literacy, and social services. Grants are available to organizations throughout the United States, with a specific emphasis on programs based in Oregon.

State Healthy Home Grant is a grant from the Oregon Health Authority that funds home repair, rehabilitation, and weatherization projects to improve health and safety conditions in residences for low-income households and communities impacted by environmental justice factors. The program supports maximizing energy efficiency, extending the usable life of residences, and addressing health hazards. The inaugural round supported 34 grantees totaling approximately $20 million, with individual grants ranging from $180,047 to $750,000. A $3 million Tribal Set Aside is allocated to the Nine Federally Recognized Tribes of Oregon. Eligible applicants include state and local jurisdictions, nonprofits, and public housing authorities in Oregon.

First Tech Education Grants is sponsored by First Tech Federal Credit Union. First Tech Education Grants support nonprofits in Oregon, Washington, and Northern California with grants aimed at enhancing STEM education, early childhood literacy, and financial education for underserved communities. The program partners with local organizations to build capacity and provide essential resources.

Long-term Rental Assistance for Youth is a program from Oregon Housing and Community Services that funds long-term rental assistance for individuals under 25 years old who are transitioning out of behavioral health or treatment facilities, corrections, or detention facilities. Established through House Bill 2163 with a $4.5 million investment, the program was piloted in three areas of Oregon: one urban, one rural, and one coastal. The program collects data on participant demographics, tenancy length, housing types, and access to education, workforce training, and healthcare services. Eligible recipients are individuals younger than 25 in Oregon transitioning from institutional settings.

Small Operating Grants is sponsored by Oregon Arts Commission. The Oregon Arts Commission offers Small Operating Grants to arts organizations with annual budgets under $150,000 to support ongoing artistic and outreach programming.

FY25 Nonprofit Security Grant Program (Oregon) is sponsored by Oregon Department of Emergency Management (OEM) / Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This federal grant program, administered by the Oregon Department of Emergency Management, helps nonprofit organizations enhance the physical and cybersecurity of facilities that may be at risk of terrorist or extremist threats. Eligible nonprofits are encouraged to submit applications for funding to strengthen their security posture.

Emergency Housing Assistance Program (EHA) is a grant from Oregon Housing and Community Services that funds services for low or very-low income persons who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. EHA funds can pay for street outreach, emergency and transitional shelter, transitional housing, rapid re-housing, homelessness prevention, supportive in-home services, shelter facility acquisition and rehabilitation, and community capacity building. Funded through Oregon state general funds and document recording fees, EHA allocates funds annually to community action agencies throughout the state, which coordinate and deliver services to individuals and families in Oregon.

Internationalization Grant Program is an internal grant program from Oregon State University Global Affairs, funded by the INTO OSU Joint Venture Internationalization Fund, that awards up to $7,500 to OSU faculty and staff for projects advancing the university's global engagement goals. Grants support three tracks aligned with OSU's strategic plan "Prosperity Widely Shared," prioritizing initiatives that expand international opportunities for students and faculty. Preference is given to programs satisfying OSU degree requirements, developing new General Education courses, or creating international internships and research opportunities. Faculty and student salary are not allowable expenses. Matching funds from home units are encouraged but not required. Applicants must submit a letter of support from unit leadership addressing strategic alignment and sustainability.

The Standard's Corporate Giving Program is sponsored by Standard Insurance Company. General operating, program, or capital funding to support organizations promoting healthy communities and/or disability empowerment.

Fields Artist Fellowships is sponsored by Fields Family Foundation. Awards $150,000 each to four Oregon artists who spark hope, inspiration, and connection, including in literary arts. Eight finalists receive $10,000 each.

Drinking Water Source Protection Grant Program is a program from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) that funds public water suppliers to protect, restore, or enhance sources of drinking water through land acquisition and conservation. Established by Oregon House Bill 2010 with million in initial funding, the program provides grants for fee title land acquisition, conservation easements, covenants, and loan repayment for completed acquisitions. The program prioritizes water suppliers serving rural communities and lower-income populations. Individual grants can reach up to ,000,000 with a 5% cash or in-kind match required from non-OWEB sources. Eligible applicants are public water suppliers with service populations of 25,000 or fewer in Oregon, including community water systems, non-community water systems, very small systems, and Tribal public water systems owned by local governments or nonprofits.

Workforce Ready Grant Round 3T: TECHNOLOGY is sponsored by Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission. Provides funding to nonprofit technology organizations to recruit, educate, and train neurodivergent individuals in technology and open source development careers.

Recreational Trails Program is sponsored by Oregon Parks & Recreation Department. Oregon Heritage Grants Endangered Invertebrates Grants Category: Parks & Recreation.

Mini-Grants for Mission is sponsored by Faith Foundation Northwest. This grant provides unrestricted funding to faith communities in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington to help them achieve their missions.

PacificSource Foundation for Health Improvement is sponsored by PacificSource Foundation for Health Improvement. Supports nonprofit organizations working to improve health status and meet healthcare needs in communities in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.

Community Grants (PCEF) is sponsored by City of Portland, Oregon (Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund). This program funds projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create economic opportunities, and build climate resilience, prioritizing historically underserved and underrepresented populations in Portland. It supports both planning and implementation projects.

Healthy Homes Grant Program is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority. Offers funding to organizations for home repairs targeting health, safety, and durability improvements in rural Oregon communities.

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Enterprise Zones is sponsored by Business Oregon. Entrepreneurial Development Loan Fund (EDLF) Export Promotion&#160;Program

Deacon Charitable Foundation Grant is sponsored by Deacon Charitable Foundation. Supports nonprofit organizations in Washington, Oregon, and California focusing on community well-being, including animal welfare initiatives.

Oregon Immigrant and Refugee Funders Collaborative (OIRFC) is sponsored by Meyer Memorial Trust. A collaborative effort by Meyer, Oregon Community Foundation, and The Collins Foundation to fund nonprofits across Oregon responding to the needs of immigrants and refugees.