Community and Shelter Assistance (CASA of Oregon) works alongside community organizations to provide programs and resources that strengthen families’ financial well-being
Investing in Community
25
Manufactured housing parks preserved
6,137
People made a life-changing purchase
2,923
Affordable housing units developed
$52,387,179
Lent for affordable housing and preservation
Funding for Life Goals
We help Oregonians become homeowners, college graduates and business owners through financial education and Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) that provide matching funds for savers.
Real Estate Development
As an affordable housing developer, we partner with trusted local organizations to construct and renovate affordable housing, and create community services such as health and childcare centers.
Community Loan Fund
We are certified by the U.S. Treasury Department as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). We secure funding for predevelopment of affordable housing, as well as construction and permanent financing.
Manufactured Housing Cooperative Development
We help people purchase their manufactured home communities by securing the necessary financing, and provide technical assistance to help them form resident-owned cooperatives.
Are you an individual or family?
CASA of Oregon supports the financial needs of families and individuals. Whether you need funding for your college education, business, or home, we offer funding options that support your goals.
Are you a partner or sponsor?
CASA of Oregon seeks partnerships with organizations that share its vision of providing underserved communities with access to funding and resources across the Northwest.
News & Resources
Subsequent to the 2020 Labor Day Fires in Oregon, CASA of Oregon initiated an effort to participate in the recovery…
By Niria Alicia Garcia, Co-Founder and Board Member, Coalición Fortaleza. I am Xicana Indigena, first generation, born in Southern Oregon. Our…
On a hot August Saturday afternoon in Southern Oregon, community members began trickling into Phoenix High School auditorium. Some brought…
