Funding opportunities The organization operates with revenue in the 1M-10M range and runs a national-scale funding and policy advocacy program for affordable housing, indicating potential for grant partnerships, sponsored initiatives, and collaborative funding NOFAs.

Policy and advocacy needs A core strategic focus on policy and funding ensures housing for more Oregonians, suggesting opportunity to position products or services that streamline advocacy, grant management, compliance tracking, and policy impact analytics.

Member network leverage With 75 member nonprofits collectively housing 300,000+ individuals and building 50,000+ homes, there is a substantial network for pilot programs, shared services, and technology adoption across multiple agencies.

Tech usage insights Adoption of cloud, security, collaboration, and marketing tools (Cloudflare, Google Drive, Microsoft Outlook, reCAPTCHA, etc.) indicates openness to digital solutions, automation, data management, and website optimization for outreach and fundraising.

Expansion and partnerships Recent activity around Preservation NOFA and liaison with housing agencies signals opportunities for scalable program delivery, grant administration, and capacity-building services aligned with preservation, development, and housing stability initiatives.