The Oregon Environmental Council is Oregon's leading statewide environmental policy advocate. Its programmatic focus includes slowing global warming, cleaning up Oregon's rivers, protecting children from toxics, promoting healthy food and farms and building a sustainable economy. OEC works to create change on three levels: to help individuals live green; to help businesses, farmers and health providers thrive with sustainable practices; and to help elected officials create practical policy.

Grant History:

2012 - $100,000 A two year grant to bring Oregonians together for a healthy environment. Conservation Policy

2011 - $15,000 For engagement of young people to protect Oregon's environment. Conservation Capacity

2010 - $120,000 To bring Oregonians together for a healthy environment. Conservation Policy

2010 - $5,000 Communications Tune-up Other

2008 - $120,000 A two-year grant to bring Oregonians together for a healthy environment. Conservation Policy

2007 - $50,000 For general support to underwrite the organization's efforts to bring Oregonians together for a healthy environment. Conservation Policy

2005 - $20,000 For general support to bring Oregonians together for a healthy environment. Communications and Capacity Building

2004 - $25,000 To explore online marketing strategies to engage new constituencies. Communications and Capacity Building

2002 - $25,000 To explore new ways to engage new constituencies. Communications and Capacity Building

2000 - $15,000 For general support to develop innovative tools and programs for environmental advocacy. Communications and Capacity Building