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Become a Member
When you join Housing Oregon, you become part of a powerful, coordinated effort to expand affordable housing in Oregon and offer thousands of Oregonians the foundation they need to succeed in life!
Non-Voting Affiliate Membership
Starts at $250.
Fee based on count of full-time equivalent employees engaged in housing and community development activities.
Affiliate Members are organizations or individuals dedicated to expanding housing access for all Oregonians. Affiliate Members include for-profit housing developers, local and state governments, banks and lending institutions, legal firms and insurance companies; architects and construction companies; property management and social service organizations; and other individuals, community members, and allied groups involved in the affordable housing arena and working to increase housing and economic opportunity in Oregon.
Benefits Include:
- Policy Councils: Non-voting participation in our Portland Metro and Rural Policy Councils, which provide an industry-only space to work through critical issues and develop strategies to tackle important issues on both a regional and statewide level.
- Funding Opportunities: Learn about notices of funding availability, government grants, local funding sources, and other private equity opportunities.
- Conference & Gala: Help develop the agenda, submit nominations for annual awards, and receive annual awards.
- Discounts: Member pricing for our conference and other training and events.
- Recognition: in our Annual Report, Annual Conference and Awards Gala Program, and website
- Action Alerts: We notify decision-makers when they need to hear directly from industry professionals. We are organized and ready to equip you with talking points when it matters.
- Employment Listings: List job openings on our website.
- Continuing Education & Networking: An invitation to our annual industry support conference, regional housing summit, peer groups, and special events, providing comprehensive educational opportunities, sharing best practices, and troubleshooting industry issues amongst peers.
Voting Membership
Starts at $715.
Fee based on count of full-time equivalent employees engaged in housing and community development activities. Discounted rate for Nonprofit Organizations. The Housing Oregon Board must approve all applications for Voting Membership.
Voting members are organizations interested in working on policy issues and/or participating in industry support peer working groups. It is open to nonprofit community development corporations and other nonprofit development, service, and technical assistance organizations committed to promoting affordable housing and community development.
Includes All Affiliate Benefits, Plus:
- Governance: Participate actively in the governance and direction of Housing Oregon, the voice of nonprofit housing developers in Oregon.
- Legislative and policy influence: Play a voting role in developing and advocating for housing and community development policy at the state, municipal, and local government levels.
- Advertising and promotional opportunities: Have your organization and events listed on our social media.
- Policy Councils: Voting participation in our Portland Metro and Rural Policy Councils, which provide an industry-only space to work through critical issues and develop strategies to tackle important regional and statewide issues.
Annual Membership RatesJanuary 1 - December 31
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Our Member Network
When you Join Housing Oregon,
you join a powerful network of over 135+ local organization members.
“One of the great aspects of Housing Oregon is their willingness to listen to the impact of current policy and the needs therein for our rural area. By listening, they have also put into action an advocacy through the policy holders within the legislature and within their own personal policy By-Laws. Our organization recommends Housing Oregon to anyone we speak with that fits the criteria for membership.”
— Sheila Stiley, Northwest Coastal Housing
