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Last updated October 18, 2026 · 33 open grants · listings verified Oct 18, 2026
Oregon nonprofit grants with deadlines in the next 60 days.
See the list →10 openOpen grants for small nonprofits with deadlines in November 2026, sorted by date.
See the list →5 openOpen grants for small nonprofits with deadlines in December 2026, sorted by date.
See the list →9 openOpen grants for food pantries, food banks and meal programs.
See the list →15 openOpen grants for small arts, culture, heritage and community theatre nonprofits in Oregon.
See the list →5 openOpen grants for animal shelters, rescues and spay/neuter groups.
See the list →16 openOpen grants for youth programs, after-school, mentoring and school-partner nonprofits in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, plus national options.
See the list →11 openOpen grants for community health, wellness, safety and clinic-related nonprofit work in Oregon and the Northwest.
See the list →11 openOpen grants for nonprofits in rural Oregon.
See the list →These lists are public and broad. A FundFinch report matches 10–20 open opportunities to your mission, budget and location, with the evidence and a deadline calendar.
CatCause Closing soon
Who can apply: U.S. cat shelters, rescues and cat welfare programs focused on shelter lifesaving. Cover sheet plus a narrative of up to 3 pages and a budget. 501(c)(3) letter required if selected.
Oregon Cultural Trust Closing soon
Who can apply: Oregon cultural nonprofits on the Cultural Trust's qualified list, with operating budgets under $1.5 million. Consultant-led strategic planning, board, marketing or fund-development work, or leadership training. Activities run Nov 1, 2026 – Jul 31, 2027.
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities with 3+ years of financial history, for capacity-building projects: new staff/program expansion, capital, or equipment. Larger projects only. Animal shelters, senior centers and local watershed councils are not eligible.
SNPT Open
Who can apply: Nonprofits expanding access to free spay/neuter for dogs and cats. Read SNPT's downloadable guidelines for applicant requirements.
Coquille Tribal Community Fund Open
Who can apply: Charitable organizations in the five counties. Focus areas: education (incl. after-school), public safety, arts & culture, environment, historic preservation, health (incl. food and energy assistance) and problem gaming. Not eligible: general operating/salaries, medical clinics, residential care, recreation sponsorships, religious programs.
Cottage Grove Community Foundation Opens Oct 23, 2026
Who can apply: Nonprofit and school-based organizations in the Cottage Grove area helping children, families, the environment, and the health and wellbeing of area residents. Applications are posted on the funder page Oct 22.
Roundhouse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Rural Oregon 501(c)(3)s, government entities and Tribes. One capital grant per organization per year, with no other active Roundhouse grant. Mobile food distribution vehicles are a named priority.
Roundhouse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Rural and Tribal school and public libraries (government, Tribal or 501(c)(3)) in communities under 40,000. One collections OR programming grant per year. College and county law libraries are not eligible.
Roundhouse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Food pantries and gleaners that partner with an Oregon Regional Food Bank, senior centers tied to their Area Agency on Aging, and backpack/summer meal programs, serving communities under 40,000. Unaffiliated pantries can apply with extra questions. Funds buy fresh food from regional producers or grocers. Faith-based institutions are ineligible.
Roundhouse Foundation Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3)s, government entities and Tribal governments serving rural Oregon, especially first-time partners. One small grant per calendar year and no other open Roundhouse grant. General operating and personnel requests are rarely funded.
Roundhouse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Rural Oregon 501(c)(3)s, government entities and Tribes. Priority to past Roundhouse grantees and to journalism, arts/culture/heritage (incl. libraries), rural fire/EMS and food banks/pantries. Needs a consultant scope, training agenda or equipment quote.
Walmart / Sam's Club Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities, schools, government entities, or faith-based groups with community-wide projects (e.g. food pantries). Needs a Spark Good account verified by Deed; allow time for verification. Must serve the same area as the facility you apply to.
Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund Open
Who can apply: Charitable organizations and local governments in the 11 counties, or activities with at least 51% Native American participants anywhere in the U.S. Purposes include education, health, public safety, prevention, housing, arts, environment and culture. No 501(c)(3) paperwork required. The FAQ says awards have averaged $5,000–$6,500.
Spirit Mountain Community Fund Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3)s working in the 11-county service area. Program areas: arts & culture, historic preservation, education, environmental preservation, health and public safety. Request no more than 50% of the project budget; one grant at a time.
Pacific Power Foundation Open
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities in the Pacific Power service territory. This cycle covers addiction, disability resources, disaster relief, domestic violence, first responders, food insecurity, healthcare access, homeless support, mental health, veterans and wellness; senior centers are named as eligible. Not operating deficits, capital campaigns or maintenance.
Pacific Power Foundation Open
Who can apply: Same eligibility as the cycle grants. Not for computers/software, maintenance of existing facilities or capital campaigns.
Polk County Cultural Coalition Open
Who can apply: Nonprofit arts, heritage and humanities projects serving Polk County that protect cultural assets, introduce young people to arts and history, or remove barriers to taking part.
Wildhorse Foundation Open
Who can apply: Government, Tribal and nonprofit organizations in the service area. Program areas include arts and culture, education, environment, historic preservation, public health, public safety, salmon restoration and problem gambling. Usually one grant per 12 months.
Spirit Mountain Community Fund Open
Who can apply: Same 11 counties and program areas as Small Grants; very competitive. Request no more than 50% of the project budget.
Henry Lea Hillman, Jr. Foundation Open
Who can apply: Projects making the Portland region healthier, safer and more equitable: visual and performing arts, education, health and human services, homelessness prevention. Register in Fluxx first (1–2 business days). Apply to only one Hillman family foundation per year.
Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) Open
Who can apply: Tribes, watershed councils, soil and water conservation districts, nonprofits, schools and local governments restoring native fish and wildlife habitat or watershed function. Cost match required (see OWEB guidance).
James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation Open
Who can apply: Multi-year operating support for Oregon arts organizations with expenses over $500,000, or K-12 education organizations with expenses over $25,000. Two steps: inquiry form, then invited application.
The Kinsman Foundation Open
Who can apply: Theater, literary and photographic arts; favors smaller organizations and public presentations of professional quality. Does not expect to fund physical improvements, fairs/festivals, arts education or hobby activities.
Chambers Family Foundation Open
Who can apply: Projects in arts, education, medical, health and human needs in Lane and Benton counties. Application form plus narrative, budget, IRS letter, board list and financials/990. One award per organization in any 12 months.
Albertsons Companies Foundation (Nourishing Neighbors) Rolling
Who can apply: New or innovative ideas that help end hunger. Not general operating support. Read the RFP for eligibility.
BISSELL Pet Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) or local-government shelters, foster-based rescues and spay/neuter organizations reducing pet homelessness. Approved partners can join Empty the Shelters adoption events (with grant funding) and host Fix the Future spay/neuter clinics.
Banfield Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Nonprofit animal organizations (501(c)(3)) and local/state government agencies whose communities have been hit by a natural or other disaster.
First Interstate BancSystem Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: 501(c)(3) public charities or government units with significant impact in a community First Interstate serves. Grants go only to organizations recommended by a local branch, so talk to your branch first.
James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Oregon arts organizations with annual operating expenses of $25,000–$499,999. One-step application for one-year or multi-year operating support. Start with the eligibility quiz in Miller's grants portal.
Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Nonprofits aligned with ending hunger and waste: transportation for food banks and partner agencies, mobile pantries, SNAP enrollment, breakfast after the bell, nutrition education, and services for people experiencing homelessness.
The Ford Family Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Projects at least 60% benefiting rural communities (35,000 or fewer people, not next to a 50,000+ metro). 25% of the budget committed before applying; request up to 1/3 of program costs or 50% of capital.
The Ford Family Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Generally organizations with budgets under $1 million. 10% cash match. Pays for a consultant (strategic planning, board development, fundraising, fiscal systems) or mission-related staff training.
Wildhorse Foundation Rolling
Who can apply: Small needs that come up during the year, under the same rules as full grants. Not event sponsorships or operating support. One per 12 months.
Every listing comes from the funder's own website (or official guidelines), checked on the date shown. We list only programs that are open now or have a published opening date. If a page doesn't say the amount, we write "See funder site" instead of guessing. Deadlines can change, so always confirm on the official page before you apply. Spotted something out of date? Email fundfinch@proton.me.
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