Grants to eligible organizations seeking to operate an AmeriCorps program. Funding provided through annual AmeriCorps State Formula Funding allocation to Oregon Service Commission. Award amounts vary…
Oregon Grants
Last updated June 17, 2026
There are currently 21 active grants available to Oregon applicants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state sources and updated daily.
Oregon supports communities through agencies including the Oregon Arts Commission (housed within Business Oregon, the state's economic development agency), Oregon Housing and Community Services, and the Oregon Department of Education. Because state-level arts and culture funding is comparatively modest, private philanthropy plays an outsized role, led by the Oregon Community Foundation and The Ford Family Foundation. These funders collectively back education, housing, economic opportunity, and the arts statewide.
What grants are open in Oregon right now?
Grants to restore or reconstruct the facades of buildings that have been heavily altered over the years. The purpose is to return them to their historic appearance and potentially qualify them for…
Grants to eligible entities that develop and administer credentialed workforce programs in Healthcare, Manufacturing, and Technology sectors. Authorized by Oregon Revised Statute 660.400. Applicants…
Request for Proposal to provide a system for administering the Office of Academic Policy Authorization (APA) operation, including software and services such as customization, operation and…
Funding in the following categories: Protection and Security, Restoration and Preservation, Education and Training, Research and Interpretation in support of cemeteries listed with the Oregon…
Voter-approved, state lottery-funded grant program for qualified public outdoor park and recreation projects. Eligible projects include land acquisition, development, rehabilitation, and…
Voter-approved, state lottery-funded grant program for planning and feasibility studies. Eligible projects include preliminary studies to determine project viability, such as developing park master…
Voter-approved, state lottery-funded grant program for qualified public outdoor park and recreation projects. Eligible projects include land acquisition, development, rehabilitation, and…
Program helping students in low-income situations participate in rigorous Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate coursework by reducing financial barriers. Increases college opportunities…
Supports Oregon public and nonprofit museums in projects for the collection and management of heritage collections, for heritage-related tourism, and heritage education and interpretations.
Safety net program for high school graduates with GPA below 2.5 (ineligible for Oregon Promise) and ineligible for PELL Grant or when PELL does not cover one year of college tuition and fees.
State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) matching grants for rehabilitation work that supports the preservation of historic resources listed in the National Register of Historic Places or for…
Ongoing funding provided through House Bill 2007 (2025) for state summer learning grants beginning with summer 2025. Supports summer learning opportunities for students.
Helps local governments update local regulations to promote efficient land use and transportation choices, with emphasis on pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly development. Continuous application period…
Provides consultants to facilitate community discussions and write memos on transportation and land use issues. Projects highlight a range of possible local solutions for community selection and…
Supports development code amendments that significantly reduce or eliminate off-street parking mandates or development of parking management plans. Continuous application period with continuous award…
Supports planning work leading to local policy decisions on Transportation System Planning (developing plans that implement statewide policies, increase walking/biking/transit, reduce highway…
Helps cities implement transportation and land use plans with multi-modal problem solving. Projects are typically site-specific, small scale, and short term, facilitating future development within…
Grants to support local governments in completing comprehensive planning for land within a city's urban growth boundary that is not yet annexed. Eligible projects include analysis of Statewide Land…
Supports local governments in completing comprehensive planning for land within a city's urban growth boundary that is not yet annexed. Eligible projects include analysis to address Statewide Land…
Frequently Asked Questions
What state grants are available in Oregon?
Major Oregon funders include the Oregon Arts Commission, which sits within Business Oregon, the state's economic and community development agency. Oregon Housing and Community Services administers affordable-housing and community programs, and the Oregon Department of Education funds K-12 and related initiatives. Each agency publishes its own grant guidelines and timelines.
What foundations serve Oregon?
The Oregon Community Foundation is the state's largest community funder, awarding grants for education, health, housing, economic opportunity, and arts and culture. The Ford Family Foundation focuses on rural Oregon communities, and both have partnered with state agencies on arts and community initiatives, making private philanthropy a significant complement to public funding.
Are there grants for rural Oregon communities?
Yes. Rural Oregon communities are a stated priority for The Ford Family Foundation and feature prominently in the Oregon Community Foundation's regional grantmaking. State agencies such as Oregon Housing and Community Services and Business Oregon also run programs aimed at smaller and rural areas, so applicants should look at both public and private sources.
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