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Awards to Oregon and Washington businesswomen in eligible regions to recognize exceptional business acumen. Women in any industry and profession are eligible to apply. Awards are intended to celebrate women who have a proven track record of community involvement and hav

Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations and governmental entities including public schools, IHEs, and law enforcement for programs related to shooting sports. Grant funds may also be requested for capital improvements to shooting facilities. Funding is intended to prov

Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations and government agencies in eligible locations for projects to benefit low- and moderate-income residents. Applicants are advised that required registrations may take several weeks to finalize. Eligible activities include but are

Grants to Oregon local governments, public libraries, K-12 schools, IHEs, and nonprofit organizations in eligible regions to use cable system technology to address local information or communication needs. Applicants must register and submit a pre-application prior to s

Grants to Oregon tribes and local government agencies to build or preserve state military memorials. Applicants must partner with organizations that support state veterans. Funding is available to construct new memorials or to rehabilitate, restore, reconstruct, and imp

Grants of up to $2,000 to Oregon tribal, volunteer, or public nonprofit libraries to hold humanities-based events. Eligible uses of funds include Coronavirus (COVID-19) safety supplies, rental fees, advertising, management and labor fees, and honoraria. Events should re

Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations, agencies, Tribes, and public entities to support operations or diversity and racial equality programs in urban and rural communities. Requests for general operating support as a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic are

Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations, agencies, educational institutions, and Native American tribes for conservation-related projects in the funding source's service area. Funding is intended for projects that will benefit the public. Projects or events must be loc

Grants to Oregon organizations in eligible areas to increase childhood immunization rates. Funding is intended to decrease the risk of disease outbreaks by promoting immunization for two-year-old children. Eligible activities must take place in and benefit residents loc

Grants to California, Oregon, and Washington nonprofit organizations, educational and research institutions, and agencies for programs that benefit the communities served by the Funding Source. Funding is intended to support programs within the focus areas of arts and c

Grants of up to $500 to Oregon individuals, groups, and organizations in eligible areas for cultural programs. Eligible programs may align with one of the following areas of focus: arts, cultural, heritage, and humanities. Funding is intended to support the preservation

Loans of up to $20,000 to Oregon nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and businesses for planning efforts and infrastructure projects related to improving water facilities. Eligible projects may fall into one of the following categories: design and specificatio