Oregon Disaster Funders Network connects Oregon organizations and communities with philanthropic support for disaster resilience, response, and recovery to reduce economic, social, and environmental impacts.
Funder: Oregon Community Foundation
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Historical OCF disaster grants: $1,000–$25,000 per award (33 grants totaling $421,800 in 2026)
Summary: Oregon Disaster Funders Network connects Oregon disaster-related funding needs with philanthropic organizations supporting resilience, response, and recovery.
Key Information: Submitting a funding need does not guarantee funding.
Oregon Disaster Funders Network (ODFN) is a philanthropic network that coordinates within, across, and beyond the sector to reduce disasters’ economic, social, and environmental impacts. Featured by Oregon Community Foundation (OCF), the network places particular emphasis on underserved populations and disinvested communities. It connects communities facing fire, floods, and other disasters with philanthropic resources, providing a single starting point for sharing community needs.
Oregon-based organizations and jurisdictions can submit requests covering any part of the disaster cycle: resilience, response, or recovery. The network also accepts status updates and non-financial requests. Its work includes tracking real-time disaster funding needs, coordinating resources, helping disaster-impacted communities navigate resources, and supporting topic-based learning. Disaster-related needs can include food access, hunger relief, and similar needs across the food support network.