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After fourteen successful years with the James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation, Executive Director Martha Richards will retire from her position...

For the second year, we are partnering with the Oregon Community Foundation and Oregon Arts Commission to support Oregon artists through the Artist Re

Important information for the current cycle.

Last fall, we launched several pilot programs as part of our Foundation’s efforts to offer fast and flexible support for the communities we serve...

We hope this spring finds you healthy and hopeful. We are writing to remind you of our current funding opportunities...

Relief grants ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 will be awarded to 646 diverse artists across Oregon.

Between April and October 2020, the Miller Foundation shifted our focus to supporting our current grantees in the arts and education sectors.

To our Oregonians in the Arts: Your work is getting us through this.

As we continue to navigate these unknown waters as a community, we have been heartened by stories from our grantees...

Various COVID-19-related resources for Oregon nonprofits.

This is an unprecedented time for all of us, and we know that the non-profits we fund are particularly vulnerable now.

In order to maximize our support for the nonprofit arts and education communities in Oregon during this challenging time...

As you may know, all Oregon school districts are currently working toward submitting their first Student Investment Account (SIA) application...

James Francis “Jim” Miller was born in Linnton, Oregon in 1905. His mother, Annie, born in 1875, immigrated from Scotland at the age of 13 and instil