Supportive Workforce Opportunity Grants

Supportive Workforce Opportunity Grants is sponsored by Portland Supportive Workforce Opportunity Grants. Funds local organizations to deliver supportive workforce opportunities for individuals referred from Portland City and/or Multnomah County Shelter Sites.

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gov/Federal Active Grant Opportunities - Apply Now The following grant opportunities are currently active and accepting applications: Affordable Commercial Tenanting Grant Prosper Portland provides funding to property owners and small business owners who are in the process of negotiating a lease. Grant funds may be used for tenant improvements, space-related soft costs, and permitting support to ready space to open for business.

Who's Eligible: Property owners and business owners in the Interstate Corridor TIF District and the Gateway Regional Center TIF District. Application Deadline: Ongoing Local Small Business Expanded Repair/Restore Grant Program Prosper Portland provides funding to small businesses located in the City of Portland that have sustained physical and economic damage due to break-ins and vandalism.

Grants assist eligible businesses to remain open and operational and contribute to maintaining a healthy street environment. Eligible entities may receive up to $25,000 over the life of the program for eligible repairs.

Who's Eligible: Small businesses and nonprofit organizations occupying a ground-floor storefront Application Deadline: Ongoing Prosperity Investment Program Prosper Portland offers matching, reimbursable grants that help businesses and property owners make tenant improvements and small and large-scale improvements to new and existing buildings.

Who's Eligible: Businesses and property owners in the following TIF Districts: Central Eastside, Gateway Regional Center, Interstate Corridor, Lents Town Center, Old Town, and North Macadam. Application Deadline: Ongoing Operating Support for Arts Organizations The Office of Arts & Culture provides direct, unrestricted operating support to eligible nonprofit arts organizations in Portland.

The next opportunity to apply for Operating Support will be in the summer of 2026. Small Grants for Artists and Arts Organizations The Office of Arts & Culture is partnering with three local arts-focused grantmakers to distribute small grants to individual artists and arts organizations.

Grants range from $1,000 to $5,000 each, and focus on supporting creativity, innovation, and career development within Portland’s vibrant arts community. Deadlines vary; check Small Grants website for details. Business and Labor Grants Reimagine Oregon Economic Opportunity Investment Fund Grant Prosper Portland will launch the Reimagine Oregon Economic Opportunity Investment Fund in Spring 2026.

In accordance with Portland City Code 06. 07. 145 , these grants will support neighborhood small businesses, including women-owned and minority-owned businesses, such as business incubator programs, management training and job training opportunities, and provide economic opportunity and education to communities disproportionately impacted by cannabis prohibition.

Small Business Digital Transformation Grant The Portland Small Business Digital Transformation Grant supports Portland small businesses experiencing budget constraints in making the digital transformation leap.

Small Business Stabilization - Restore Grant This grant provides financial reimbursement support for small businesses within Portland that have eligible expenses related to security, prevention, damages, and vandalism occurrences since January 2022.

Supportive Workforce Opportunity Grants This grant program will fund local organizations to deliver population-sensitive, supportive workforce opportunities for individuals who are referred from Portland City and/or Multnomah County Shelter Sites .

Community Livability Grants Prosper Portland provides grants to community-based organizations for projects that promote healthy, complete, and resilient neighborhoods and respond to and respect the diversity of its residents. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, neighborhood and business associations, and neighborhood groups. Property owners may also be eligible.

This grant accepts applications once per year in the Spring. Clean Air Construction Grants This program offers up to $50,000 for each qualifying piece of nonroad equipment over 25hp or on-road dump trucks and concrete mixers . Contractors may apply for financial assistance for equipment not currently complying with Clean Air Construction emissions standards to complete engine replacement, repower, and retrofit.

Grants are offered quarterly, with deadlines on February 21, May 16, September 12, 2025, and January 24, 2026. Lead Hazard Control Grant Program The Portland Lead Hazard Control Program provides an evaluation of lead-based paint hazards and financial assistance to reduce lead-based paint hazards in pre-1978 housing occupied by qualified low and moderate-income households.

The grant provides eligible home and property owners an opportunity to improve their home's health, safety and property value. The Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF) supports projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve climate resiliency in ways that advance economic, social, and climate justice for our under-resourced communities.

There are two types of Community Grants—planning and implementation grants—across six funding categories: Energy efficiency and renewable energy Workforce and contractor development Transportation decarbonization Other greenhouse gas reducing projects Who's Eligible: Only nonprofit organizations, including fiscal sponsors, may apply.

The Percent for Green grant program is open to community groups who would like to complete large-scale green infrastructure projects that provide broad benefits for watershed health and the community. Portland Harbor Community Grant Portland Harbor Community Grants support community-led projects and programs related to the Portland Harbor Superfund.

East Portland Action Plan Grant Opportunities EPAP's competitive grant program allocates funds to organizations and groups working on accomplishing East Portland Action Plan items. The Grants Committee awards Civic Engagement, Community Support Fund, General, and Municipal Partnership Grants. All City of Portland grants are administered in WebGrants.

In order to apply for a grant, you must register for a WebGrants account at cityofportlandgrants. net . How to Register for WebGrants 802.

41 KB If you need additional help navigating the system, or have any trouble accessing your account, email WebGrants@portlandoregon. gov . GMD Outgoing Community Grants gmdoutgoingcommunitygrants@portlandoregon.

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