State
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
02/13/20 11:59 PM
Grants to Oregon tribes and local government agencies for the preservation of state military memorials. Eligible applicants must partner with organizations that support state veterans. Funding may be used to repair, restore, and rehabilitate existing memorials or for the creation of new war and veterans' memorials.
Grants to Oregon tribes and eligible local government agencies partnering with veteran organizations to construct and restore military monuments across the State. Funding is intended to honor the State's veterans and soldiers and commemorate their service to the nation. Funded projects may create new memorials or improve, repair, reconstruct, or rehabilitate existing memorials.
The Veterans’ and War Memorials Grant Program was created and established to provide funding assistance to local governments for the construction and restoration of veterans’ and war memorials. The program will help honor Oregon’s soldiers and veterans by commemorating their service to the country.
Criteria:
Priorities:
Eligible Projects: The types of eligible projects include construction of a new memorial or restoration of an existing memorial. A memorial is a monument or place designated to commemorate or preserve the memory of wars involving the United States of America or to honor veterans of the Armed Forces of the United States of America.
Restoration means the improvement, rehabilitation, repair, or reconstruction of an existing memorial.
GrantWatch ID#: 137859
$150,000
Awards have ranged $14,000‐$80,000.
Agreements will expire two years after authorization. All projects shall be completed and billed within 60 days of project completion.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Online application:
https://oprdgrants.org/
Kuri Gill
Grants and Outreach Coordinator
Phone: (503) 986-0685
Email: kuri.gill@oregon.gov
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