The City of Hillsboro is accepting applications for its 2026-29 Community Impact Grant, a three-year nonprofit funding opportunity focused on Mental & Behavioral Health for Hillsboro community members.
Funding and deadline
Eligible nonprofit organizations may request up to $120,000 over three years, with a maximum of $40,000 per year. Applications are due September 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM. The official City page does not publish a time zone, so Atlas does not infer one.
Who can apply
Applicants must be qualified nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations serving Hillsboro community members. Each organization may submit only one application in the Impact Grant Program cycle, although an organization may also be named as a partner in another applicant’s proposal.
Priority and competitive fit
The 2026-29 priority area is Mental & Behavioral Health. The City gives preference to projects and programs emphasizing direct services, measurable outcomes, financial stability, and collaboration with community partners. Published examples include increasing access to mental and behavioral health services; early intervention, crisis prevention, and ongoing support; substance-use prevention, treatment, recovery, or peer support; reducing access barriers for underserved or historically underrepresented communities; and strengthening coordination among mental-health providers, community organizations, and other local services.
Application and material requirements
Applications are submitted through ZoomGrants. The public City page states that incomplete applications and proposals that do not address the selected priority area will not be considered. The public page does not enumerate all required uploads, applicant budget rules, or a mandatory match/cost-share requirement; applicants should treat the live ZoomGrants application as controlling for those details.
Atlas analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 88/100. This is a strong Oregon behavioral-health opportunity with a substantial three-year award structure and explicit emphasis on access, crisis prevention, substance-use services, underserved populations, and provider/community coordination. N9+ Fit Score: 0/100. The published program is service- and community-impact focused and does not establish a remote physical-examination, connected-diagnostics, or device-procurement use case. Direct Dr. Miltie applicant fit: 0/100 because the published applicant class is qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Hillsboro.
Outreach status: publication only. The opportunity was verified on September 15, 2026 with fewer than 48 hours remaining before the published deadline, so Atlas should not begin or continue new cold applicant outreach to previously unsent organizations for this cycle.
Official source: City of Hillsboro Community Impact Grant.