Community Resources: Immigration Support
City of Hillsboro: Small Business Stabilization Program Grants
This City of Hillsboro program will help stabilize and retain small businesses in our community — especially those seeing a reduction in customer base resulting from ICE activity or experiencing economic instability.
Grants of up to $10,000 will be awarded. A total of $200,000 is available.
Eligible industries include restaurants, mobile food services, food markets, bakeries, grocery stores, and retail stores.
Applicants, here’s how to get ready:
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- Review program goals & requirements
- Prepare 3 years of financial reports
- Develop a plan for how the money would be used
Applications open on February 9, 2026 and close February 27, 2026.
To learn more and apply, visit the City of Hillsboro Website.
For application assistance, reach out to Yohana Parra at YohanaP@wcchamber.org or 503-726-2145.
General Resources
- El Escudo – Immigration Rights and Resource Kit – provided by the League of United Latin American Citizens
- Latino Network – Protect Your Family Guide
- Lewis Clark Resource Page
Employer Resources
- National Immigration Law Center – Employer Guide
- American Business Immigration Coalition – Employer Rights and Responsibilities Resources
Stay Updated
Food Access & Community Resources
- SNAP & food assistance – ODHS hub
- Free Food Events – Calendar
- Oregon Food Bank – Find Support
- Aging & Disability Resource Connection – Phone: 855-673-2372
It is important to note that this list is not intended to provide legal advice or establish an attorney client relationship. Its purpose is to serve as an educational and supportive resource, aimed at helping the community stay safe and prepared during challenging times.