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Find similar grantsThe Reser Family Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Reser Family Foundation. The Reser Family Foundation supports initiatives helping low-income youth achieve positive mental health, educational outcomes, and stability; and shelter and wraparound services for those impacted by domestic violence.
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Oregon Charitable Grants | The Reser Family Foundation The Reser Family Foundation makes contributions that transform people and places across the state. Our grants aim to provide the broadest public benefit, creating a future that’s brighter for all. Learn more about recent foundation news , what we support or apply for a grant .
Together with our grant recipients , The Reser Family Foundation gives support across four core areas that strengthen Oregonians. Learn more about the types of grants we make . Small Community Initiative Our Small Community Initiative champions rural Oregonians working to bring greater prosperity and better quality of life to Oregon’s small towns.
Learn more The Reser Family believes in the value of education and established several scholarship programs for students. Learn more . slide" data-cycle-pager="#slide-pager" data-cycle-pager-template=" " data-cycle-auto-height="container"> “Working with the Reser Family Foundation has not only been transformative for Kinship House, but deeply inspiring.
Through the site visits, we’ve seen the Foundation’s values and intentionality firsthand. Their thoughtful decision-making was matched by a desire to learn and understand the whole of our organization and its needs. We are incredibly grateful to call the Reser Family Foundation true partners in creating the stability children in foster care need and deserve.
” — Natalie Wood, Executive Director of Kinship House “Project Youth+ staff work tirelessly to advise, mentor and lead our youth to obtain living-wage jobs and careers. The Reser Family Foundation’s support allows us to reach more students and provide the resources necessary to help them thrive in school, careers and life.
For many of the young people we serve, the Reser Family Foundation’s support is an inextricable component of their success! ” — Carl Thomas, Executive Director of Project Youth Plus “We’re incredibly grateful to The Reser Family Foundation for their continued support and shared passion for creating cleaner, happier neighborhoods.
Their funding has allowed AdoptOneBlock to empower thousands of community members to care for their neighborhood block by providing free clean-up kits, resources, and connections. Together, we’re inspiring a movement of environmental stewardship and community pride, one block at a time.
” — Frank Moscow, Founder of AdoptOneBlock “Transformational change, elevating youth voice, and strengthening our community are just part of the ripple effect created by REAP’s partnership with the Reser Family Foundation. Their community dedication is real and has furthered our work to develop the next wave of leaders in our region.
The Reser Family Foundation continues to be a critical partner that has helped expand our work across the Portland Metro area and for this we are grateful. Their community investments serve as a “north star” of what it means to transform people and communities across the state. ” — Mark Jackson, Executive Director of REAP “The Reser Family Foundation is exemplary in how they show up to support their fellow Oregonians.
At Rose Haven, we feel a true partnership. This is not simply a financial transaction. Their Board goes to great lengths to know us, to understand root issues women and children served by Rose Haven face, and to use their collective voice to advocate for marginalized individuals and the non-profit agencies that serve them.
” — Katie O’Brien, Executive Director of Rose Haven
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations supporting low-income youth and individuals impacted by domestic violence, with no-cost or sliding scale payment options. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Reser Family Foundation Grants is funded by The Reser Family Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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