Open as of October 27, 2026; 2026 Small Grant applications accepted through November 30 subject to the foundation's posted conditions.
Oregon – Roundhouse Foundation 2026 Small Grants ($500-$2,500; November 30)
Roundhouse Foundation offers $500-$2,500 Small Grants to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits, qualifying sponsored organizations, government entities and Tribal governments for grassroots projects benefiting rural Oregon. Applications are considered monthly through November 30, 2026; exact closing hour is not published.
Funding$500-$2,500 per applicant. The funder does not publish a separate 2026 aggregate Small Grants funding pool or a universal mandatory cash-match percentage.
DeadlineNovember 30, 2026; applications are accepted January-November 30 and reviewed monthly. Official instructions do not state a specific closing time or time zone.
Last verified2026-10-27
Required next actionReview the official Roundhouse How to Apply and Eligibility pages, register or sign in to its online grants portal, prepare the required itemized project budget template and community-impact narrative, assemble board and operating-budget details as applicable, and submit the 2026 Small Grant application by November 30.
Broad Eligibility
IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charities, eligible fiscally sponsored organizations, government entities and special districts, and Tribal governments proposing a clear benefit to rural Oregon; one Small Grant per organization per year, without another active unreported grant. Not for individuals, faith-based institutions, private tuition-based/charter schools, debt or endowments.
Atlas Analysis
Official Roundhouse Foundation 2026 Small Grants webpage, current eligibility guidelines, and the controlling 11-page 2026 Small Grant application question list reviewed October 27, 2026. A genuine applicant-facing $500-$2,500 grant for rural Oregon, not a procurement. Monthly review through November 30 with no exact closing hour stated; recent awardees and recipients with unfinished grant reports have restrictions. No universal cash match; detailed project budget required, and full project-cost support is generally disfavored. Specific exclusions and youth safeguarding application requirements are disclosed. Source https://roundhousefoundation.org/how-to-apply-for-roundhouse-grants/; PDF https://roundhousefoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/SmallGrantApplicationQuestionList12.30.25.pdf.
Roundhouse Foundation 2026 Small Grants – Rural Oregon
Roundhouse Foundation is accepting 2026 Small Grants applications for grassroots, innovative projects benefiting rural Oregon and Tribal communities. Individual grant requests range from $500 to $2,500. The 2026 online application is open January through November 30, 2026; submissions are considered monthly. The funder does not publish an exact closing hour or time zone.
Who may apply
Eligible applicants include IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charities, qualifying fiscally sponsored nonprofits actively pursuing tax-exempt status, governmental entities (including special districts), and Tribal governments. A project must clearly benefit rural Oregon even when the applicant is located elsewhere. The foundation typically does not support recent recipients with open grant reports; applicants may receive one Small Grant in a calendar year and should consult staff if they have an open Roundhouse award.
Eligible projects and restrictions
Appropriate requests are modest, specific community projects aligned with arts and culture, education, environmental stewardship, or social services. Roundhouse rarely supports general operating or personnel costs through this track. It excludes individual personal benefit, endowments, organizational debt, political activity, faith-based organizations, and private tuition-based or charter K-12 schools. The funder does not publish a universal cash-matching percentage, but asks for an itemized budget and describes funding the entire project budget as disfavored.
Application requirements
Apply through the foundation’s online grants portal. The 2026 application requests the project name and summary, focus area, location, project start/end dates, itemized budget in the mandatory template, requested amount, narrative describing goals and community need, organization budget, board or governing-body information, and relevant fiscal-sponsorship or government documentation. Youth-serving organizations answer additional child-safeguarding questions. Review decisions typically take six to eight weeks; an award is not guaranteed.
Official program guidance: Roundhouse How to Apply; Eligibility Guidelines; 2026 Small Grant Application Question List (PDF). Verified October 27, 2026. This is an applicant-facing charitable grant, not a government procurement contract.
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