Portland, OR
Escuela Viva community mural
Por Stephanie Renfro September 2020
Black Futures Farm
Por Malcolm Hoover July 2020
Pedalpalooza
Por Meghan Sinnott March 2020
Colors of MS
Por Lindsey Holcomb January 2020
Mississippi Street Farm Stand Market
Por Rachelle Dixon November 2019
Roots and Beats Project
Por Stephanie Collier September 2019
Greenhouse startup
Por Michaela Freeby September 2019
Wooden Cutout Scavenger Hunts
Por Mike Bennett August 2019
Nat Turner Project: Drinking Gourd Fellowship
Por Melanie Stevens May 2019
Miss Anthology
Por Emily Lewis May 2019
OurBrella
Por Colin Platt March 2019
PPS Public Art Initiative
Por Ronnie Lawton March 2019
Paper Flower Installation at PDX
Por Jessica Pezalla January 2019
Learn to Build!
Por Josh Jannusch November 2018
Podcasting Program
Por Levi Eads September 2018
Domino Tournament in Dawson Park
Por Jessica Rojas August 2018
KB's Poise Parlor
Por Lakeesha C Wallace July 2018
Handmade Stories
Por Arcadia Trueheart May 2018
Finders Creatures
Por Phoenix McNamara March 2018
Brain Storm
Por Sarah Vitak January 2018
Hallway of 1,000 Cranes: An Interactve Display
Por Amelia Ralston-Okabayashi November 2017
Madison 34
Por Christian Gabriel September 2017
Young Gifted Artists
Por Mulu Habtemariam August 2017
Curious Ear
Por Jocelyn Brady June 2017
Nightingale
Por Sana A Goldberg January 2017
Puzzled Pint 2017
Por Puzzled Pint Game Control November 2016
Making On-Demand Animal Law CLEs Accessible
Por Kate Fechter November 2016
Cat Traps for Clackamas County
Por Kate Northington November 2016
Project POOCH, Inc.
Por Joan Dalton November 2016
Spaceness 2017
Por Alison J Cole October 2016
Youth Making a Change Screen-Printing Series
Por Jennifer Phung September 2016
Barter Market
Por Andrea Lim August 2016
The Johnson Creek College
Por Kristina Dutton July 2016
Cypher CURE
Por Quincy Davis June 2016
Parking Strips for Pollinators
Por Sherrie Pelsma June 2016
The Portland 'Puggy' Bank
Por Heather Hawkins April 2016
We Work We Win
Por Steffannie Roache February 2016
Taylor Electric Retrospective
Por Portland Street Art Alliance [Tiffany Conklin + Tomas Valladares] January 2016
The Numbers Community Studio
Por Aaron Ornelas-Montes December 2015
Teaching playwriting in MacLaren Correctional
Por Francesca Piantadosi September 2015
Portland Underground Grad School
Por Douglas Tsoi August 2015
Forest For The Trees
Por Gage Hamilton May 2015
The Incredibly Short Film Festival
Por Chris and Eddie barnhart April 2015
King School Neighborhood Museum
Por Lisa Jarrett March 2015
No Really, We Want You to Laugh
Por Dave Mowry January 2015
The Abundance Project
Por Oh Prema / Sweethome Teacup January 2015
Dignity Village Computer Lab + Storage Shed
Por Katie Mays, from Dignity Village January 2015
East Portland Bike Oasis
Por Larry Kotan November 2014
Futel
Por Karl Anderson October 2014
Diode Gallery for Electric Art - TUIO Jam
Por Josh Michaels August 2014
Street Books
Por Laura Moulton June 2014
Shrink Circuits Nomad Lab
Por Travis Feldman April 2014
Youth-Empowering Sewing (YES) (working title)
Por Sarah Dee Ditson March 2014
Dreamland
Por Amy Conway November 2013
Billboards O'Joy!
Por Michele McKeag Larsen September 2013
Piano! Push Play!
Por Megan McGeorge August 2013
XRAY.FM
Por Jeff Hylton Simmons May 2013
Super Hero Awakening Campaign
Por Renee Mitchell March 2013
The Gift that keeps on Giving (2.0)
Por Sam Smith March 2013
LoveBomb Go-Go Marching Band
Por Jason Mauer January 2013
Farmworker Struggle Mural
Por Ranfis Villatoro November 2012
The Old Apple Tree
Por Farm School (Nolan Calisch and Molly Sherman) September 2012
Free the Billboards!
Por Nina Maria Montenegro July 2012
Schoolyard Farms
Por Courtney Leeds May 2012
Sobre Nós
Portland gives away a $1000 grant every other month.
2020 GRANT THEMES:
January: Art
March: Anything goes!
May: Weird! (in collaboration with Weird Portland United) POSTPONED
July: Anything goes!
September: The environment
November: Animals
HOW WE WORK:
We select five finalists from all applications and invite them to pitch their project in person. Trustees have a chance to ask questions, secret themselves away to vote, and then award the grant on the spot.
