Grant Program
Past Recipients | Grant Process | Grant Application
Since 1996, Oregon Youth Soccer Foundation has granted nearly $250,000 to Oregon organizations for soccer. Funds were used for field development, equipment purchase, staffing, lighting, promotion of the game, community outreach and computer equipment. Furthering our mission of providing funding to promote the development of youth soccer throughout the state, our long-term goals include College Scholarhips, Facility Development and Community Outreach.
Past Recipients
2005 - Total Mini-Grants: $2,500
Lake Oswego Soccer Club- Lake Oswego
Catholic Charities- Gresham
2004 - Total Mini-Grants: $3,000
Molalla Youth Sports- Molalla
Eastside United FC- Gresham
Brookings-Harbor YSA- Brookings
2003 - Total Mini-Grants: $2,000
FC West- Forest Grove
Roseburg Soccer Association-Roseburg
2001 - Total Grants: $58,790
FC Portland Academy - Portland
Gresham-Barlow Ed Found. - Gresham
Gresham Youth Soccer Asso - Gresham
Hillsboro Soccer Club - Hillsboro
Humbolt School - Portland
Roseburg Soccer Asso - Roseburg
Table Rock Soccer Club - Gold Hill
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2000 - Total Grants: $65,300
McKenzie U Soccer Academy - Eugene
Union Co Youth Soccer Asso - LaGrande
Corvallis United Soccer Club - Corvallis
St Helens Youth Soccer Asso - St Helens
Rainier Youth Soccer Club - Clatskanie
Portland Youth Soccer Asso - Beaverton
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1999 - Total Grants: $64,706
West Linn/Wilsonville SC - West Linn
Estacada Soccer Club - Estacada
Tualatin Soccer Club - Tualatin
Oregon Trail Soccer Club - Estacada
Centennial Soccer Club - Portland
Pryde Sports - Hubbard
Santos Football Club, Inc - Hillsboro
Silver Falls Soccer Club - Silverton
Juvenile Asst. Corp - Salem
Baker Sports Complex - Baker City
Portland Four Square Church - Portland
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1998 - Total Grants: $32,950
Jefferson Co. Youth Soccer - Madras
North Street Soccer Club - Portland
Table Rock Soccer Club - Gold Hill
Central Coast Soccer Club - Newport
Mollala Youth Soccer Club - Molalla
Estacada Youth Soccer Club - Estacada
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Grant Process
The Grants Committee shall review grant applications according to the criteria set out below, and shall recommend to the Governing Committee which shall recommend to the Board of Directors whether, to what extent, and upon what conditions a grant shall be made to the applicant:
- Will the applicant obtain other sources of funding?
- Will the grant project increase the number of participants?
- Will the grant project increase the availability of fields/facilities?
- Will the grant project increase the quality of play?
- Will the grant project enhanced gender equity?
- Will the grant project enhanced participation by minority and /or disadvantaged youth?
- Will the grant project otherwise satisfy the purposes of OYSA?
In addition, last year's Grant Committee established the funding policies listed below.
- OYSA members in good standing will receive priority-funding consideration.
- Grant requests from non-OYSA member organizations that state an intent to become affiliated with or members of OYSA will receive priority funding consideration over non-affiliated applicants that do not state such an intent.
- Proposals for field development projects will be viewed more favorably if they are collaborative and OSFY funds are critical to the project's success.
- Proposals for hard assets will be given priority over proposals for operating or ongoing maintenance costs.
Grant Application
Applications must be received in the OYSA office by 5:00 PM Thursday, December
15, 2006. The grant application can be downloaded
as an Acrobat PDF.
Oregon Youth Soccer Foundation
4840 SW Western Avenue, Suite 800
Beaverton, Oregon 97005
503-626-4625
1-800-275-7353
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