Public Safety Grants in Oregon
Explore verified institutional foundations, typical award distributions, and active grantmakers supporting public safety programs across Oregon.
Across 406 verified foundation awards
Median award for public safety in Oregon
Of active public safety foundations accept unsolicited proposals
Public Safety Grant Funding Landscape in Oregon
Nonprofits focused on Public Safety in Oregon received $9.1M across 406 verified foundation grants over recent tax filings. The typical (median) public safety grant in Oregon is $22,452, though awards range from smaller $5,000–$25,000 community programming grants up to multi-million-dollar institutional and endowment commitments.
Major Oregon funders actively supporting public safety initiatives include The Oregon Community Foundation, Greater Washington Community Foundation, M J Murdock Charitable Trust, alongside national foundations funding Oregon organizations, youth initiatives, and community programs. Of the active institutional grantmakers funding public safety in Oregon, 20% accept unsolicited grant proposals from new applicants, offering immediate funding opportunities for growing 501(c)(3) organizations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Public Safety Grants in Oregon
How much grant funding is available for public safety in Oregon?
Over $9.1M has been deployed across 406 verified foundation grants in Oregon according to recent Form 990-PF and 990 filings.
What is the typical public safety grant size in Oregon?
The median grant award is approximately $22,452. However, local grassroots initiatives often receive $5,000–$25,000, while regional endowments can exceed $250,000+.
Which foundations in Oregon accept unsolicited proposals?
Approximately 20% of verified institutional grantmakers funding public safety in Oregon accept unsolicited applications without a pre-existing relationship.
How can my nonprofit find foundations that match our mission?
Use NPO Grant to analyze peer award ledgers in Oregon, identify foundations with active giving history in your city, and contact verified program officers directly.