Empowerment Grants help individuals and organizations work together to accomplish common goals that support the overall health, vitality and inclusivity of the place they call "home." The City of Corvallis offers these grants to applicants who can demonstrate support through cash, in-kind donation, and volunteer hours.
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The Fair Housing Act states that no one may discriminate against a person based on, race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status (families with children), or disability, when renting or selling a home.
Corvallis has a wide range of non-profit organizations working to connect resources to those in need.
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Corvallis and Benton County is a hub for innovation, research, and entrepreneurs with a vibrant mix of companies, a coordinated network of support organizations, and nationally-recognized educational institutions.
The City's home repair loan program provides opportunities for low-income homeowners to undertake critical, often deferred, home repairs. Repairs covered under this program typically include such things as plumbing and electrical upgrades, foundation repairs, roof and gutter repairs or replacement, window and other weatherization upgrades, and any structural repairs necessary to maintain the integrity of a home. City loans have supported the rehabilitation of more than 100 homes and 600 rental units.
