Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services

About Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services

Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services Inc. consistently channels support into housing stability, homeownership access, and local community development in Oregon. Its recent grantmaking includes a $150,931 pass-through grant to Farmworker Housing Development Corporation in Woodburn and a $76,232 pass-through grant to Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon in Portland, showing a pattern of funding organizations that work on housing and related community needs at meaningful scale. The foundation also supports programs tied to asset building and neighborhood-level services, including matched savings, home repair, emergency assistance, and downpayment help. Across the current grant list, the foundation’s giving is tightly focused on Oregon recipients and includes recurring support for several organizations over multiple years. Grants also reach institutions connected to education, health equity, and rural development, such as Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance in Corvallis and Clackamas Education Service District in Clackamas. The structure of the funding suggests a pass-through approach: many awards are labeled pass-through or pass through grants, and several align with active programs that accept unsolicited requests in Oregon.

What Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services Funds

Affordable housing is a central theme. The foundation awarded $150,931 to Farmworker Housing Development Corporation for a pass-through grant, and it also supports downpayment assistance and home repair programs aimed at low-income homeowners and qualified homebuyers. Homeownership counseling and asset building appear in the Individual Development Account program, which helps eligible people save toward a first home, a small business, or education and career goals. Community lending is another area of emphasis. Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services Inc. gave $71,068 to Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance in Corvallis, and its Community LendingWorks program provides small loans and lending products to individuals, small businesses, and community organizations to expand access to capital. Resident and household stability also show up in emergency-focused grants, including support for local assistance programs serving Linn and Benton counties.

How Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services Gives