Funding granted to homeless services and children’s nursery in Malheur County
By Logan Bagett on Tuesday, November 10th, 2026 in Eastern/Southeast Oregon News Eastern/Southeast Oregon Top Stories
ONTARIO — Two organizations in Malheur County will be receiving funding through Oregon Community Foundation’s Community Grants program.
The Oasis House in Ontario was awarded $15,000 “to expand homeless services programming to include three meals per day,” according to the news release.
Also, Treasure Valley Children’s Relief Nursery will be granted $17,500 to expand early childhood education services into rural Malheur County.
According to OCF, “The Fall 2026 Community Grants support a wide range of causes Oregonians care about: arts and culture, economic vitality, a healthy environment, housing, education and culturally responsive work. Community Grants is Oregon Community Foundation’s broadest competitive grant program and often serves as an entry point to philanthropy for nonprofits seeking support from foundations.”
The foundation is investing more than $5.3 million across 259 organizations for this round of funding.
