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Free list · updated weeklyGrants that fund food pantries, food banks, gleaning and meal programs. National corporate foundations sit alongside Oregon funders that name food access as a priority. Every listing links to the official page so you can check the details before you apply.
Last updated October 18, 2026 · 9 open grants · listings verified Oct 18, 2026
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.
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.
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: 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: 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.
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.
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.
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.
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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