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• Disaster-related Funding Need Oregon Disaster Funder Network

• [Ongoing] AFRI Rapid Response to Emerging and Re-emerging Pest and Disease Events Across Food and Agricultural Systems (A1713). Learn more here. This program area priority is designed to rapidly deploy strategies and fill knowledge and information gaps to protect the Nation’s food and agricultural supply chains—and the people who support and rely on them—during and after the emergence or re-emergence of pests and diseases associated with animal production systems and/or the emergence or re-emergence of invasive diseases, insects, and weeds associated with plant production systems and/or toxins affecting the health of either plant or animal production systems. All applications must directly address 

  • 1) effects associated with the emergence or re-emergence of pests and/or disease in animal and/or plant production systems or within the food supply; and 

  • 2) one or more of the following emphasis areas: 

    • One Health

    • Plant/Animal Health

    • Ecosystem Health 

• [Open Grants] The Ford Family Foundation - Technical Assistance Grants, Good Neighbor Grants, and larger funding requests. Learn more here.

• [Rolling Applications] Empowering Healthy Living Grant.Learn more here.

• [Rolling Applications] Borealis Philanthropy, with funding from Meyer Memorial Trust, has launched the Oregon round of SAFE (Security, Action, and Freedom for Everyone) grants. SAFE grants range from $5,000 to $50,000 for organizations in Oregon needing immediate financial support for operational security and crisis response. Learn more here.

• [Rolling Applications: AgWest - Farm Credit’s Rural Community Grant] maximum grant request is $5000. AgWest Farm Credit is dedicated to enhancing the economic and social wellbeing of rural communities across the West. Their Rural Community Grant program offers funding to nonprofit organizations working on projects that improve rural areas in Oregon. Eligible projects include facility improvements, equipment purchases, and capital enhancements to support community infrastructure and prosperity. Learn more here.