Grants
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Our NEW grant application
If your organization recently received a grant, it is likely registered in our new grants application system. To log in, click the Apply for a Grant button below, then click Forgot Password. An email will be sent to you to reset your password.
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If your organization has not received a grant, you will need to register before accessing the grants application system. Click the Apply for a Grant button below, then click the Register button.
Watch our tutorial video for a walk-through on how to register, access our grant applications and submit grantee reports. Contact grantsmanagement@tfff.org with questions.
Responsive to rural
We fund organizations that serve rural residents of Oregon and Siskiyou County, California.
GOOD NEIGHBOR
Boiler broken? Community need a new banner? Ask us to support your organization’s unexpected needs and small projects. We’re your neighbor. Applications reopen in late October.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Build your organization’s internal capacity through trainings, conference attendance or consultant support. We award over 200 Technical Assistance grants annually. Applications reopen in late October.
CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES
Supporting successful citizens and building vital rural communities starts with early investments in happy and healthy children and youth. Let us know how you support children and families in your community. Applications reopen in late October. Contact Levi Williams: lwilliams@tfff.org
Community Building Spaces
Bricks, mortar and equipment. Bring your community together to build or renovate spaces that foster collaboration, civic participation or community events. Parks, pools and splash pads projects are welcome. Applications reopen in late October. Contact Rozalyn Mock: rmock@tfff.org
Community Building
Share your inspiring ideas about your community’s future with us so we can work together. Support will vary based on your community’s needs, but we always follow the Community Building Principles and Practices. By invitation. Contact Alicia Flory: aflory@tfff.org
Postsecondary Success
Strong higher education systems and high-capacity partners are key to student success. By invitation. Contact Denise Callahan: dcallahan@tfff.org or (541) 485-6211
Visual Arts
Oregon’s most promising visual artists enhance the visual arts ecology in our state. Resources support visual artists and institutions to enhance the quality of artistic endeavors. By invitation. Contact our program coordinator: visualsartsprogram@tfff.org
