These foundations have a track record of funding housing work in Oregon, based on IRS 990 grant data. Use the list below to find funders aligned with your mission, then sign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits each one.
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Open nowCloses in 18 days (Aug 31, 2026)Award: Up to $25K
Episcopal Bishop of Oregon Foundation (EBOF) Grants
Who can apply: Open to ministries and communities served by the Episcopal Church in Western Oregon; the page describes grants for tangible needs and ministry support, with priority given to rural communities working toward gospel justice.
Who can apply: Organization must operate and/or serve clients in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, or Kentucky. Housing and shelter requests are considered from nonprofits serving the Southeast.
Primary and secondary educationYouth servicesMinor children+7 more
Who can apply: Qualifying applicants must be nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organizations in good standing with the IRS. The foundation does not authorize grants to governmental agencies or to the arts except for nominal grants for transportation and financial assistance. Applicants must conform to the Weston Foundation mission statement. For unrestricted operating grants, the total amount is limited to no more than 18% of the annual operating budget. Capital campaign requests are limited and generally require at least 75% of the campaign goal to already be secured.
Who can apply: Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations, school foundations, or educational organizations whose programs primarily serve residents throughout the Coachella Valley and demonstrate measurable community impact aligned primarily with one or more of the Foundation’s strategic priorities.
Who can apply: Organizations working in the funder’s stated pillars may apply; the site references nonprofits, public schools, fire departments, and other community partners. Additional eligibility details are not visible in the provided content.
supportive housingaccessibility improvementsdisability access+2 more
Who can apply: Must be a licensed free or community clinic, FQHC, public agency, or tax-exempt 501(c)(3) entity providing interim housing services; meet LAHSA definition of interim housing provider; operate and primarily serve clients in Los Angeles County; be a provider to Medi-Cal or uninsured clients; must demonstrate property ownership or submit an Owner Participation Agreement signed by the property owner. Applicants may request up to $100,000 (projects > $100,000 may be considered if requested amount does not exceed $100,000). Funds must be used for accessibility-related construction projects consistent with listed Accessibility Improvement Categories or 2010 ADA Standards with the relevant citation.
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