Spring Cycle Grants
Background and Overview
Our Spring Cycle grants, made through our General Fund, provide mission-aligned organizations with quickly deployed small grants to respond to emergencies and opportunities.
Funding esponds to immediate needs and emerging opportunities, supporting communities as they mobilize in the face of attacks on targeted communities as well as unanticipated opportunities for proactive organizing in Oregon and Washington.
Grantees (2026)
Organization | Purpose |
Confederated Lower Chinook Tribes and Bands | To seed the Chinook Indian Nation Tribal Fund, housed at Seeding Justice. |
Comunidades | For general operating support of Comunidades’ ongoing work with immigrants in Hood River and Wasco Counties |
Latino Community Fund of WA State | For general operating support of Latino Community Foundation of Washington State’s ongoing work with immigrants |
Latino Leadership NW | For general operating support of Latino Leader’s ongoing work with immigrants in Clark and Cowlitz Counties |
Nch’i Wana Housing | For general operating support of Nch’i Wana Housing’s ongoing work with indigenous communities along the Columbia River Gorge. |
Oregon Progress Forum, DBA Next Up Oregon | For project support of Next Up’s deep canvassing work, laying down the groundwork our movement needs to fight authoritarianism and exclusionary policies that will deeply affect young people, people of color, and trans, GNC and LGBTQ people |
Pride Foundation | For support of the No Hate on Washington State Coalition, a statewide campaign of parents, medical professionals, teachers, students, and community members saying no to hate, bullying, and harassment in Washington State. |
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project | For general operating support of NW Immigrant Rights Project’s work supporting immigrants across Washington state |
Oregon for All, fiscally sponsored by Willamette Valley Law Project | For project support of Oregon for All’s continued work in advancing immigrant justice and building a more welcoming and prosperous Oregon |
Oregon Rural Action | For general operating support of Oregon Rural Action’s work in support of environmental justice and immigrant communities in Morrow and Umatilla counties |
Pacific County Immigrant Support | For general operating support of PCIS ongoing work with immigrants in Wahkiakum, Pacific, and Gray Harbor counties |
Pacific County Voices Uniting Education Fund | For general operating support |
PCUN, fiscally sponsored by Willamette Valley Law Project | For project support of PCUN’s ongoing work of supporting immigrants and farmworkers across Oregon |
Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC) | For general operating support of PIRC’s work supporting immigrant community members across Oregon State |
Protect Oregon, fiscally sponsored by NW Health Foundation | For project support of Protect Oregon’s ongoing work of supporting and defending immigrants’ rights |
REACH CDC | For project support, to protect the residents and staff at Gray’s Landing, a property that provides housing to over 200 low-income seniors, families, and formerly homeless veterans |
Rural Organizing Project | For general operating support of Rural Organizing Project’s work supporting rural immigrants across Oregon State |
Southwest Washington Equity Coalition | For general operating support of SWEC’s work with leaders and residents of color in SW Washington state |
Together Lab | For general operating support of Together Lab’s ongoing work of supporting, defending and protecting immigrants across Oregon |
Walla Walla Immigrant Rights Coalition, fiscally sponsored by Blue Mountain Community Foundation | For project support of WWIRC’s ongoing work protecting, educating, and supporting immigrants in rural Washington and Oregon |
Washington Gorge Action Programs | For general operating support of Washington Gorge Action Programs’ work supporting immigrants and low income communities in Klickitat and Skamania counties |
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network | For general operating support of WISN’s work supporting immigrant and refugee communities across Washington state |