Open — 2027 first-quarter Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund charitable grant round; applications due December 1, 2026 by 4:30 p.m. Projects must begin after February 5, 2027 award distribution.
Oregon / National Native Organizations — Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund 2027 Quarter 1 Grants (December 1 Deadline)
FundingNo binding individual applicant minimum or maximum published. Typical awards $150-$10,000 and approximately $5,000 average; requests above $15,000 discouraged but not categorically prohibited. Historical examples are not a universal award cap; no program-wide allocation is substituted for an individual award.
Deadline2027 Quarter 1 application received by December 1, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. (controlling Tribal schedule; no explicit time-zone abbreviation given). Award distribution February 5, 2027; activities may start only afterward.
Last verified2026-10-27
Required next actionRead the current Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund 2027 Q1 schedule, eligibility terms, and approved application at https://ctsi.nsn.us/charitable-contribution-fund/. Verify project in one of 11 eligible Oregon counties or qualifying Native American organization/activity elsewhere in the United States with more than 50% Native American participants. Complete the form fully with organization/project information, goals, outcomes, project dates after February 5, 2027, and an itemized budget distinguishing secured, proposed, and requested funds. Apply online or email the approved form to stccf@ctsi.nsn.us, received before 4:30 p.m. December 1, 2026. Review preferred matching resources and mandatory reporting commitments.
Broad Eligibility
Charitable organizations/local governmental entities implementing projects within the Siletz Tribe's eleven-county Oregon service area, or Native American organizations/activities elsewhere in the United States serving a population with more than 50% Native American participation. Individuals excluded. Health, prevention, substance-use treatment, food assistance, housing, schools, cultural, environmental, and community-benefit purposes may qualify. IRS nonprofit status documentation not required.
Atlas Analysis
Fully verified October 27, 2026 against official Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund current application page, July 2026 online terms, 7-page official requirements PDF, and controlling 2027 schedule PDF updated October 8, 2026. Genuine discretionary applicant financial assistance, not government procurement. 2027 Q1 due Dec 1 at 4:30 p.m.; Feb 5 award distribution and subsequent-project-start restriction. Published guidance: no binding minimum/maximum; $150-$10,000 typical, >$15,000 discouraged, average around $5,000. Fifty-fifty match is a strong historical preference, not universal mandatory cost sharing. Salaries/admin generally ineligible; one-year expenditure/reporting; no past costs; 2 supporting pages maximum, current prescribed form; no time zone expressly published for 4:30 p.m. cutoff. Existing WordPress published/pending/draft records and grant_identifier/source_url cross-checked October 27, no matching 2027 Q1 record.
Applications for the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund 2027 first-quarter round are due December 1, 2026, by 4:30 p.m. The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians fund applicant-led charitable projects supporting health, substance-use treatment, prevention, education, housing, food assistance, public safety, culture, environmental protection, and other community benefits. The first-quarter award distribution is scheduled for February 5, 2027; proposed projects must start after that date.
Applicant-level funding: the fund does not establish a binding individual award minimum or maximum. Its published guidance says awards generally range from $150 to $10,000, with an average near $5,000, and requests above $15,000 are discouraged rather than prohibited. These historical and typical amounts are not a guaranteed award. No overall program pool is represented as an applicant award.
Eligible organizations: charitable organizations and local government entities undertaking projects in Oregon’s Benton, Clackamas, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook, Washington, or Yamhill counties. Native American organizations or activities elsewhere in the United States may qualify when more than 50% of the people served or participating are Native American. Individual applicants are not eligible. IRS nonprofit documentation is not required at application.
Budget and restrictions: applicants must provide a project budget listing secured funds, anticipated fundraising or in-kind support, and the amount requested from the Tribal fund. Applications with secured matching resources are favored; the fund notes many successful applications demonstrate roughly a 50:50 share, but does not impose a universal mandatory match. Ordinary salaries, benefits, membership dues, administrative and other general operating expenses are generally not supported. Awards cannot pay for past expenditures or work begun before distribution.
Application process: use the Tribal fund’s current approved application, either through its online submission option or by downloading and emailing the completed form to stccf@ctsi.nsn.us. Do not replace requested form fields with “see attached”; at most two single-sided supporting pages are allowed. All applications must be received by 4:30 p.m. on December 1, 2026; postmarks alone do not count. The fund has not explicitly published a time-zone abbreviation for this cutoff.
Grant conditions: award recipients must attend the February 5 distribution event, use funding only for approved purposes within one year, submit the required expense and impact evaluation with supporting photos/receipts and reasonable publicity documentation, and obtain advance approval for substantive changes.
Controlling official sources: Tribal application and current dates; eligibility and grant terms; 2027 schedule, updated October 8, 2026. Verified October 27, 2026.
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