Grant Awards 2025

The Curry Health Foundation provides funding to health-related, nonprofit organizations that need funding for equipment, services, or programs to improve health, wellness, safety, prevention, & education in Curry County, Oregon on the Southern Oregon Coast. The programs supported bring necessary healthcare resources to Curry County, giving additional support for needed services. We are thankful for the ability to give to these important organizations.

This is made possible by our generous sponsors, donors, and community members who volunteer and attend our events!

  • Volunteer with Snack Packs

    Brookings Harbor Community Helpers, Inc. (Snack Packs)

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

    Snack Packs for youth are tailored to meet the needs of youth from low-income and food-insecure households, ensuring continual health and wellness.

  • Food Boxes

    Brookings Harbor Community Helpers, Inc. (Emergency Food Box)

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

    The Family Emergency Food Box program serves individuals and families of all ages who are experiencing food insecurity due to economic hardship, housing instability, or emergencies.

  • Food Donations

    Brookings Nazarene Church: Community Care Ministry

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

    Assisting the local community in need with food and clothing gift cards.

  • Group Picture in front of Thrift Store

    Christian Help of Gold Beach: Food Bank

    CURRY AND KITSAP COUNTIES OREGON

    The goal of this program is nutritional food distribution for low income residents of Central Curry County and now Port Orford.

  • Man on Safety Sled

    Curry County Aquatic Safety (Rescue Sled)

    CURRY COUNTY, OREGON

    Inflatable rescue sled for PWC training and enhance Safety Operators are safely and swiftly able to make pickups, assists and rescues to those in need.

  • Safety Sled

    Curry County Aquatic Safety (Ski Wing Collar)

    CURRY COUNTY, OREGON

    To provide an Inflatable collar for the PWC, offering several safety benefits by enhancing stability, providing flotation, and offering impact protection, making it an essential item for the safety of our two PWC operators and the hundreds of thousands of recreating publics we are serving.

  • Riley Creek Garden

    Curry County Master Gardener Association (Student Education)

    GOLD BEACH, OREGON

    Supporting students with fun activities and signage that educate, encourage and build community at Riley Elementary School.

  • Man in wheelchair watering garden

    Curry County Master Gardener Association (Accessibility)

    GOLD BEACH, OREGON

    Completing accessible paths and ramps in CCMGA’s greenhouse and garden.

  • Rescue

    Curry County Search and Rescue (Dry Suits)

    GOLD BEACH, OREGON

    Providing much needed Dry Suits for trainings and swift water rescue.

  • Rain Gear

    Curry County Search and Rescue (Reflective Rain Gear)

    GOLD BEACH, OREGON

    Hi-Visibility, reflective rain gear that meets the CSA and ANSI Hi Visibility qualifications.

  • Meal Trays

    Gold Beach Community Center

    GOLD BEACH, OREGON

    The project fund supports Meals on Wheels through the purchase of duel oven compostable Deep Plant Fiber Trays for packaging meals delivered to homebound seniors and disabled persons.

  • Feeding a group

    Neighbor 2 Neighbor, Port Orford

    PORT ORFORD, OREGON

    Supporting feeding local homeless. “Our Neighbors”.

  • Mother and Baby

    Nurtured Beginnings Foundation

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

    Providing weekly meetings where postpartum mothers can get the support, education, supplies all in one supportive setting.

  • Holding hands

    Oregon Coast Community Action- CASA

    COOS AND CURRY COUNTIES

    Recruitment, training, and supervising volunteers to advocate children’s best interests and well being.

  • Bees

    Pacific High School

    SIXES, OREGON

    Supporting 7-12th graders with art and horticulture supplies to boost engagement, skills and personal growth.

  • Pistol River Friendship Club

    PISTOL RIVER, OREGON

    A backup generator would allow the Pistol River Hall to serve as a shelter for our community, a place to plug in medical devices, charge a phone, or grab a warm meal.

  • Fridge

    SDA Third Street Community Food Bank

    GOLD BEACH, OREGON

    New refrigerator to safely store food items. Providing food and more. “Growing Health Communities”

  • Pool

    South Coast Community Aquatics, Inc.

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

  • Stay Safe

    St. Timothy's Episcopal Church ( A Safe Place to Sleep)

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

    Providing shelter to individuals and their dependents experiencing domestic violence or abuse.

  • Kids and Car seats

    St. Timothy's Episcopal Church (Buckle Up)

    BROOKINGS, OREGON

    Supporting the purchase of car seats that would provide s level of safety in a vehicle from birth to 10 years old. In addition bike helmets will be available.

  • Food Pantry

    The Common Good

    PORT ORFORD, OREGON

    Providing food for the community.

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Our Giving Stories

Supported organizations become an integral part of the beautiful wellness narrative that is woven by Curry Health Foundation. 

We began our journey from a foundation focused on supporting the local health network and the hospital, and over time, we have grown to see the expanding health care needs of our amazing county along the southern Oregon coast. 

We take great pride in collaborating with Curry’s dedicated nonprofit organizations that share a deep, genuine concern for the health and vitality of all age groups and diverse demographics within our community.

A big shout out to the Curry Health Foundation for their incredible support in upgrading the equipment at the Brookings pool through our organization, South Coast Community Aquatics.

Their generous contributions make a real difference in creating a safe and healthy environment for all—youth and adults—to learn and enjoy the water.

It’s fantastic to see essential safety items like lifeguard rescue boards, AEDs, and lifesaving tubes being put to good use.

Plus, ensuring kids have properly fitting life jackets is vital for their safety and comfort while swimming.

Thank you for prioritizing the well-being of our community!

— South Coast Community Aquatics | Val Early | President

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