Project Turnkey
The Oregon Legislature allocated a total of $65 million for Project Turnkey, for the purpose of acquiring motels/hotels for use as non-congregate shelter for people experiencing homelessness or at-risk of homelessness.
Two discrete funds were provided by the state: one totaling $30 million to be awarded in counties and tribal communities impacted by the 2020 wildfires; and one totaling $35 million for the remaining 28 counties in the state. Oregon Community Foundation is administering both funds through an application and selection process, with guidance from an Advisory Committee of state, local, and community stakeholders.
Latest News
- March 10, 2021: Project Turnkey Gains More Steam, Creating Diverse Geographic Footprint of Safe Shelter for Displaced Oregonians
- February 26, 2021: Oregon’s Project Turnkey Gains Momentum
- February 4, 2021: Oregon’s Project Turnkey Reaches Milestone
Questions?
Read our latest FAQs - updated March 1, 2021
Further questions can be directed to Megan Loeb, Associate Program Officer at mloeb@oregoncf.org.
Questions from the media can be directed to Maureen Kenney, Public Relations Manager at mkenney@oregoncf.org