PIER FAQs

Yes. To be eligible for the PIER Microenterprise Grant or Revolving Loan Fund, your business must meet the following criteria: This program recognizes that recovery includes not only helping those who suffered losses, but also supporting the small businesses that stepped up to meet the needs of their neighbors. Questions about eligibility? We’re here to…

To qualify for the PIER Grant, your business must be considered a microenterprise, which means you have five or fewer employees total — including yourself as the owner. This includes: Full-time and part-time employees Anyone who receives a paycheck or W-2 from your business You, the business owner (if actively involved) It does not include:…

No. The PIER Program is overseen by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) as part of the ReOregon disaster recovery initiative, funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). OHCS manages the program at the state level, ensuring compliance, funding distribution, and program integrity. IVCanDO was chosen by the PIER selection committee…

Sí. El idioma no debe ser una barrera para acceder al apoyo. Si necesita ayuda en español u otro idioma, comuníquese con nosotros directamente al pier@ivcdo.org o llame al 541-592-4440. Ofrecemos asistencia con la traducción para asegurar que todos los dueños de negocios elegibles puedan solicitar con confianza.