Jubitz Family Foundation
The Jubitz Family Foundation (EIN 93-1324016) is a Portland, OR family foundation focused on peacebuilding and environmental stewardship, including programs to protect Mount Hood. The official site provides about/about-us content, staff bios, grant guidelines, and links to an online grant portal and LOI submission.
Source: Website · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
A nonprofit working in environmental stewardship (with emphasis on the Mount Hood region) or in peacebuilding/peace education, able to submit an LOI, provide budgets and IRS documents, and host a virtual or in‑person site visit.
Good Fit
- • Projects focused on Mount Hood forests, rivers, watershed restoration, or regional farmland protection.
- • Programs that advance peacebuilding, nonviolence, or alternatives to militarism with measurable outcomes.
- • Capacity to complete an LOI and follow with a site visit and a formal application upon invitation.
- • Readiness to document budgets, board membership, and recent financial statements or Form 990.
Geography
Grantmaking is regionally focused: about 68% of 2024 dollars went to Oregon but recipients were funded in nine states overall, so the footprint is primarily state‑level with some out‑of‑state grants.
Recipient Variety
The latest year shows 34 distinct recipients (and historically 28–41 per year), spanning conservation groups, universities, watershed organizations and peace/justice organizations; dollar concentration is modest (top five ≈ one‑third), indicating a broad recipient set for this foundation's size.
New Applicants
The foundation posts an LOI process, online portal, clear deadlines, and a named contact, and nearly half of 2024 recipients were new (16 new grantees), so unfamiliar applicants who follow the LOI route plausibly can enter the portfolio.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
