The Oregon League of Conservation Voters Education Fund builds the effectiveness and capacity of Oregon's conservation community to engage their members and to educate candidates, elected officials and the public about environmental issues. As sponsor and convener of the Oregon Conservation Network (which includes more than 40 organizations), it also coordinates the Oregon conservation community's work on policy priorities.

Recent Grant History:

2010 - $50,000 To empower Oregon's environmental community to be more effective and to engage citizens in action on behalf of the environment. Conservation Policy

2010 - $100,000 To engage citizens in environmental issues in suburban and rural Oregon communities. Catalyst Fund

2009 - $45,000 To empower Oregon's environmental community to be more effective and to engage citizens in civic action on behalf of the environment. Conservation Policy

2009 - $23,000 To test the effectiveness of a new model to identify potential activists. Catalyst Fund

2009 - $20,000 To empower Oregon's environmental community to be more effective and to engage citizens on behalf of the environment. Conservation Policy

2008 - $45,000 To empower Oregon's environmental community to engage citizens on behalf of the environment. Conservation Policy

2007 - $40,000 For general support to increase the effectiveness of the environmental movement in Oregon. Catalyst Fund

2007 - $35,000 To empower Oregon's environmental community to be more effective and to engage citizens in taking action on behalf of the environment. Conservation Policy