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News Category: Allocation Committee

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Allocation Committee Meeting Recap (6-15-21)

Adjustment to the Small Grants Fund One of the small grant recipients, Native Wellness Institute, elected not to move forward with their grant. Based on recommendations from Levy Staff and ...

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Allocation Committee Meeting Recap (3-30-21)

Revenue Forecast Portland Children’s Levy expects adequate resources to fully fund all current grant commitments for the full 3-year term despite the economic downturn due to the pandemic.  Annual Performance ...

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Allocation Committee Approves 8 New Small Grants Fund Partners (11-30-20)

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The Allocation Committee at its Monday meeting approved $1 million in new three-year investments for the Small Grants Fund to improve equity of access for organizations that have not received ...

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Watch the Small Grants Fund Applicant Information Session

Do you have questions about the Small Grants Fund application process but can’t make it to the 10-noon, Wednesday, May 27th Applicant Information Zoom session?  We’re recording this session, so ...

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Allocation Committee Funding Recommendations 4-26-20

The Allocation Committee approved $41.7 million out of an available $68 million for new three-year investments in Early Childhood, Child Abuse Prevention/Intervention and Foster Care. The AC will use the remaining balance for ...

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Allocation Committee Funding Recommendations 5-4-20

The Allocation Committee at its Monday meeting approved the remaining $26 million out of an available $68 million for new three-year investments in Hunger Relief, After School and Mentoring programs. The ...

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