The Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) is exploring the engagement of Baby Boomer-age adults in services and issues directed to improving the lives of Oregons children from birth to age eight. The Foundation plans to award between $10,000 and $40,000 to fund two to four projects that demonstrate innovative ways to engage older adults in paid (full time, part time, or stipend) or unpaid (volunteer) opportunities in this area. Successful projects may be eligible for continuation or expansion funding for up to two additional years.