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Contents
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Message from the board
31 The OCF Funds
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2012 in Review
59OCF Staff
8
Regional Profiles
60Investment Policy
24OCF Initiatives
29
Representative Grants
61
Financial Statement Highlights
62
Remembering John Gray
Message from the board
Dear Friends,
This has indeed been a banner year for OCF. Our endowment has grown,
enabling us to support more nonprofits with grants and more students with
scholarships; we have strengthened our partnerships to have a greater impact on issues; and we’ve become better able to identify and respond to
community needs.
These opportunities speak directly to the strength of a community foundation: bringing people together – young and old, urban and rural, of great
and of modest means – to work together to build a stronger Oregon. The
outcomes are impressive: To students, it can be the support that ensures a
successful future. To rural families, it can mean accessible health care. To
donors, it is the way they can connect their giving to their passion.
Max Williams, President and CEO
Our ability to bring these forces together enables us to focus on issues
such as healthy families, educational opportunities and job growth – issues
requiring both long-term vision and statewide support. All are critical to the
future success of our state.
Although the issues that we face may change, the keys to our success
remain constant: donors willing to support the causes they care about, volunteers assessing local needs and nonprofits doing the hard work on the
ground, ensuring that our communities are as strong as they can be.
Your commitment to our state and its citizens continues to give us meaningful opportunities to improve life in Oregon. Thank you!
Sincerely,
The Board of Directors
Standing, left to right, Román Hernández, Portland; Duncan Wyse, Portland;
Susan Naumes, Medford; Corrine Oishi, Forest Grove; Hal Snow, Astoria;
Michael Coughlin, Eugene; Jim Mark, Portland. Seated, left to right, Kirby Dyess,
Beaverton; Eric Parsons, Portland; Sue Miller, Salem; Tim Mabry, Hermiston;
Kay Toran, Portland; Trish Smith, Bend. Not pictured, Duane McDougall, Lake Oswego.
the OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2012
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a banner year
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Terrific, tip-top, top-flight,
top-notch, top-of-the-line!
There are so many ways to say that 2012 was a
banner year. But there’s only one way to say what
really needs to be said:
THANK YOU
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THE OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2012
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NEW FUNDS
2012
in Review
in 2012
2,000
students
rece i v e d
value of endowment:
$1.3 BILLION
$60 Million in Grants
$6.7M
in scholarships
$156,000,000
OREGON RANKS
AMONG THE
TOP 20
STATES in THE U.S.
FOR GIVING
5-year commitment
Value of Fred Fields
TWO THOUSAND one HUNDREd
be q u e s t t o O C F
Nonprofits
rece i v e d g rant s
OCF board
makes children’s
dental health a
statewide priority
100%
of $1,350,000 by
OCF and Gray Family
Foundation to the Latino
Partnership Program
STEWARDSHIP
LEADERSHIP
PARTNERSHIP
Of Ore gon
cou ntie s
recei ved
g rant s
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Central Oregon
$2.8M
152,000
in grants &
scholarships
tons of pears produced in
the Hood River Valley
9,000
YEARS
age of sandals
found at
fort rock cave
Central Oregon Leadership Council 2012
Trish Smith, chair
Jaime Aguirre
Shereda Benfield
George Blankenship
Peter Carlson
John Casey
Kathy Deggendorfer
Gary Fish
Kyle Frick
Carolyn Gabrielson
Dan Hobin
Sue Hollern
Jodie Hueske
Clint Jacks
Lonnie James
Terry Juhola
O N E H U N D R ED
& thirty f u n d s
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Molly Kee
Cristy Lanfri
Patricia Lieuallen
Charles Miller
Romy Mortensen
Keith Seaber
Jordy Skovborg
Amy Tykeson
$43,300,000
Value Of
endowment
115 VolunteErs
111
people participated in
financial literacy courses at
four
Central Oregon Community
Schools through OCF grants
2,687 people heard from
15 speakers through the
Nancy Chandler’s Visiting
Scholars program
Erin McDonald, Professional Advisor
For Bend attorney Erin MacDonald, what comes
around goes around. “I give referrals to OCF; I
work with OCF clients. OCF has confidence in
what I do, and I have confidence in what they do.
Together, we have great synergy,” she says. Erin
also loves that OCF encourages family dialog to
develop an intergenerational philanthropic ethic.
“That’s a huge selling point when I am working
with my clients,” she says. “Many of them like the
idea of encouraging their children and grandchildren to think about how they can become
engaged and involved in philanthropy. That’s just
one of the things that is wonderful about working
with OCF.”
Tom Norton Sr. Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Evelia Sandoval, Volunteer
Evelia Sandoval is living the concept of “paying
it forward.” She was the first in her extended family to go to college: “I had a lot of really good
mentors who helped me along the way because
my family didn’t know anyone who had gone to
college and didn’t really know what going to college entailed.” She applied her master’s degree
in higher education administration to her job as
Latino Program coordinator at Central Oregon
Community College. Through OCF’s Latino
Partnership Program she helped institute Oregon’s first Latino parent education conference
conducted in Spanish, a gathering of 200 kids,
parents and service providers.
Just as Oregon weather flows from the Pacific
Coast, a great idea can catch the wind at the
coast and sprout up in the high desert. When
Madras rancher Tom Norton Sr. died in 2007, his
good friend Jon Englund, an Astoria marine supply dealer, suggested a college scholarship fund
in Tom’s name. Tom Jr., who now runs the family
business and helps select scholarship recipients,
said, “It’s very humbling that he did that. He was a
true friend of Dad’s and he got it going. And each
year we’ve been fortunate in our business to put
some money in and keep it rolling.”
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Eastern Oregon
1,673
hours of community
service by
Community 101
students
8,500 miles
logged for OCF by
Eastern Oregon
Leadership Council
members
163
VOLUNTEERS
EAstern Oregon Leadership Council 2012
Tim Mabry, chair
Jessica Bates
Aletha Bonebrake
LeRoy Cammack
Roberta Conner
Steve Corey
Dave Coughlin
Fred Flippence
Randy Fulton
Mary Jane Guyer
Jan Harris
George Koffler
Judy Krutsinger
Alvin Liu
Lisa Roberts
Sam Tucker
Mary Weaver
Cathy Yasuda
Northeast Oregon Heritage Fund
Donna Betts
Aletha Bonebrake
Carol Campbell
Peter G. Ellingson
Pamela Frolander
Randall Guyer
66 FUNDS
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Janice Harris
Robert Williams
$2,500,000
in grants & SCHOLARSHIPS
H H H
Value Of
endowment
$20M
1910
year of the 1st
Pendleton
Round Up
Jan Harris, Volunteer
Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts,
Grantee
Founded by artist James Lavadour in 1992,
CSIA is the only fine-art print studio located on
a Native American reservation. Its mission is to
provide “educational, social and economic opportunities for Native Americans through artistic
development.” In addition to offering workshops
on traditional native arts, CSIA teaches emerging
and established artists new skills and expands
their portfolios through printmaking with a master
printer trained at Tamarind Institute. OCF’s grant
will build CSIA’s organization and capacity. “We
just celebrated our 20-year anniversary,” says
administrator Kay Fenimore-Smith. “Now, with
OCF’s help, we’re looking ahead and planning
for the next 20 years.”
La Grande resident Jan Harris is a member of
OCF’s Eastern Oregon Leadership Council,
which supports regional youth education and enrichment, and Northeast Oregon Heritage Fund
Advisory Committee. She’s passionate about
mentoring — “especially helping kids with writing,” she notes. “That’s so important.” Her first
experience with OCF came when she and her
neighbors secured the community grants that
helped turn an unused lot into Sunnyhill Park. “I
look out my window and see kids playing in that
park,” she says, “and it warms my soul to think,
‘We did this.’ I’ve seen firsthand what OCF has
done for my community, and I’m proud to be a
volunteer.”
Joe Town, Donor
Many of OCF’s advised fund donors are active
on the issues they are passionate about, and Joe
Town is no exception. Jeanette Johnson, the assistant manager of Community Connection of
Wallowa County, and Joe, who serves on the
board, (both pictured here) have been heavily
involved in the Wallowa Senior Center Advisory
Group Endowment. The seniors began saving all
memorial and endowment donations in 1996, and
the center now has an endowment of $80,000,
enabling the group to distribute $3,000 this year.
As Joe says, “That’s a lot of pancakes to flip to
raise that many dollars.” Jeanette emphasized that
“the endowments help ensure the senior meals
program continues to serve the community.”
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metropolitan portland
578
Neighborhood House
served 1,200 people
135
5th graders
attended Outdoor School
at the Oregon Zoo
volunteers
n GRANTS &
$28.9 iScholarships
emergency food
each month
m i ll i o n
Metropolitan Portland Leadership Council 2012
Jim Mark, chair
George Bell
Nicholas Blosser
Rob Brading
Wendy Veliz Buck
Michelle Castano Garcia
North Cheatham
Jonath Colón Montesi
876
FUNDS
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Kimberly Cooper Jaqua
Brian Detman
Leslie Garcia
Yassi Irajpanah
Deneen King
Abby Landon
Robert McKean
Chris Neilsen
value of endowment:
$855 MILLION
Corrine Oishi
Judith Poutasse
Tad Savinar
Travis Stovall
Bill Swindells
John Van Leeuwen
Benjamin R. Whiteley
Rhoni Wiswall
2,953
mattresses
provided through
Community
Warehouse
Stephen Kantor, Professional
Advisor
Orcilia Zúñiga Forbes, Donor
Politics makes strange bedfellows but philanthropy certainly can, too. For Orcilia Zúñiga
Forbes and her late husband, Richard, myriad
interests converged in surprising ways as they
sought grantees for the Zúñiga Forbes Family
Fund through OCF. Richard, a PSU biology professor, focused on environmental issues; Orcilia,
raised in New Mexico, has an affinity for Hispanic
organizations. Their fund has provided donations
to both causes and more. Tualatin Riverkeepers and the Latino Network are great examples.
According to Orcilia, Riverkeepers brought the
convergence full circle “by reaching out to the
Latino community for environmental stewardship
in Washington County.”
Oregon Child Development Coalition,
Grantee
Founded in 1971 and serving more than 4,000
children and families in 14 counties, OCDC is
one of Oregon’s largest early childhood education and child care networks. Its comprehensive
services include parenting education, literacy,
cooking classes and health screening. “We
prepare children for school and life, and help
parents stay involved with their children and
communities,” explains executive director Donalda Dodson. OCF grants have helped OCDC
expand its child care networks and launch a new
facility in Hillsboro. Donalda says, “The great
thing about working with OCF is that we have
a common interest in making things better for
children and families.”
Portland professional advisor Stephen Kantor
is quick to point out OCF’s advantages for his
clients: “Charitable giving involves a certain
conviction to satisfy a specific need, and OCF
shares that conviction. It couples that conviction
with performance to provide a compassionate
and businesslike approach to giving.” And Kantor
praises the vision behind OCF’s strategy: “Last
year, OCF emphasized early childhood education. Frankly, I hadn’t thought much about it, but
when OCF provided statistics regarding how important it is to impact kids before they start their
formal education, I was yet again impressed by
how OCF is constantly looking out for the greater
good for the people of Oregon as well as effectively managing the expectations of their donors.”
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North Coast
1899
height of
Year Clatsop County
beaches declared
a public highway
H ay s tack Rock
in feet
north coast Leadership Council 2012
$16.7M
vALUE OF
ENDOWMENT
Grants & Scholarships
$1,300,000
Hal Snow, chair
Nancy Autio
Judith Bigby
Mary Blake
Trudy Čitović
Jon Englund
Curt Fluhrer
Cheri Folk
Frank Geltner
Bill Hall
Edith Henningsgaard-Miller
Chris Hooley
Carol Hungerford
Brett Hurliman
Mary Jones
Mark Labhart
Pamela Lum
Robert C. Moberg
Sheila Nolan
Brenda Penner
Cathy Peterson
Wayne Poole
Amy Reiersgaard
Randy Schild
Shawna Sykes
Ivy Lenz Timpe
Janet Webster
Forty-eight funds
SEVenTY-FOUR
VOLUNTEERS
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Bill Dodge, Donor
Shawna Sykes, Volunteer
Scappoose native Shawna Sykes sits on the
OCF North Coast Leadership Council and is an
unabashed cheerleader for OCF: “I love their slogan, ‘Here for Oregon, here for good,’ because
it’s how I feel. I want to do good things that help
our state in the long run. There are a lot of groups
working toward improving things in Oregon, and
OCF touches so many of them and their activities
through grants, scholarships, the Regional Action
Initiative and statewide coordination of a variety
of activities. It makes me proud to be a part of it.”
“My mother said to me, ‘There is just too much
to do here. I feel like a college girl again,” says
Astoria artist Bill Dodge. That’s just part of what
moved him to honor the care and love his mother
received at Clatsop Care Center with a designated fund through OCF. To help ensure the center
continues this level of care, the fund will, according to Dodge, “enhance the lives of its residents
on a daily basis,” creating experiences that “more
closely resembled their former home life.” His
ideas run from funding excursion transportation
to building a meditation garden.
Lower Nehalem Community Trust,
Grantee
LNCT works to protect Oregon’s beautiful Lower
Nehalem River watershed. “We also help people
appreciate and understand this ecologically rich
place,” says Executive Director Erich Miller. To
date, LNCT has conserved 105 acres of natural
land; its many volunteers work tirelessly to clear
invasive species and restore native habitats.
LNCT also hosts field trips for every elementary school in northern Tillamook County, and its
Community Garden supplies the local food bank
with hundreds of pounds of produce each year.
“OCF’s support has helped us build our capacity,” Erich says. “And that allows us to do more for
our community.”
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Northern Willamette Valley
268
hospice volunteers
gave 10,920
hours of respite
care & support
$3,250,000
in grants &
scholarships
One Hundred and four funds
-133VOLUNTEERS
$39M
vALUE OF
ENDOWMENT
Northern Willamette Valley Leadership Council 2012
Sue Miller, chair
Curt Arthur
Celia Austin
Thomas Bauman
Mike Blanchard
John Bridges
Ross Carey
Roberto Franco
Deana Freres
Jose Gonzalez
Gayle Goschie
Jodi Hack
Jane Jones
Eric Lindauer
Mary Opra
Selma Moon Pierce
Anna Peterson
Chelsea Pope
David A. Rhoten
Elida Sifuentes
Sam Skillern
Erin Stephenson
John Zielinski
65,470
books
distributed
through
Reading for All
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seventy-five
grassroots Latino
leaders participated in
Willamette ValleY
Law Project’s CAPACES
Leadership Institute
Anna Peterson and Sam Skillern,
Volunteers
“The collaboration capital,” is what Salem Mayor
Anna Peterson likes to call her city. “Whether it’s
homelessness or funding the arts or after-school
programs,” she says, “we build coalitions or task
forces or teams to get the job done. They’re
always made up of people from the faith community, from government, from the neighborhoods
and from business.” One regular faith-community
collaborator with Mayor Peterson is Sam Skillern,
director of the Salem Leadership Foundation.
Both are finishing their terms with OCF’s Northern
Willamette Valley Leadership Council. “Despite
our current and historical challenges, we believe
Salem will become the healthiest community in
Oregon,” Skillern says, “truly the ‘City of Shalom.’
And OCF has been a great collaborator in the
capital city.”
Mid-Valley Literacy Center, Grantee
Fara Etzel, Donor
For pediatrician Fara Etzel, giving is an extension
of her work at Childhood Health Associates of
Salem. She has a special place in her heart for
children in foster care, especially medically fragile
or drug-affected infants, and the word is out that
she welcomes them to her practice. “They kind
of find me,” she says. Beyond that welcome, Dr.
Etzel set up a deferred fund at OCF that will support groups that help foster kids. “I chose Liberty
House, our local child abuse assessment center,
and CASA, which is a court-appointed special
advocate group for children and people who help
foster kids,” she says.
MVLC provides literacy services for adult learners. Based in Keizer, it serves ESL students from
around the world and English speakers preparing
for the GED. OCF’s Latino Partnership Program
has helped MVLC train new tutors. “That’s the
core of our work,” says program coordinator Vivian Ang. “We’ve trained 50 volunteers in the past
six months and opened four new community tutoring sites.” Vivian is emphatic about the economic
benefits of literacy. “Every dollar invested in literacy returns $33 to the economy,” she points out.
“When OCF funds us, those dollars have a direct
impact on our community.”
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South Coast
$18,270,000
value of endowment
3,290
dental sealants
for children
2,794
Coos Bay area youth
were served through
the Boys & Girls Club
south coast Leadership Council 2012
ONE HUNDRED
VO L U N T E E R S
$1.28 million
Penny Allen, chair
Peggy Alessio
Joseph Bain
Michael Carbiener
Les Cohen
Jeff Davis
Elizabeth Day
Barbara Faulkner
Roger Gould
Bryan Grummon
Shelley Johnson
Shala McKenzie Kudlac
Bill McNair
Kathy Murray
Chris Nichols
Georgia Nowlin
Carol Oelke
Janet Pretti
Dale Thomas
John Whitty
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scholarships
18,000
migrating gray whales
pass Oregon’s coast
twice a year
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43
FUNDS
Penny Allen, Volunteer
Dorothy Heagy, Donor
Going to college during the Depression was a
challenge for anyone of modest means, and it was
especially daunting for women. They were considered bad investments because their education
would likely be wasted once they married and had
children. But Coquille’s Dorothy Heagy bucked
the trend and won scholarships that helped her
through state teachers’ college, a master’s degree at Duke and a doctorate from Penn State.
After 60 years of teaching, she decided to pay it
forward, establishing the Dorothy Heagy Scholarship for graduates of Coos County high schools.
So how does Dorothy spend her time at age 94?
She teaches spelling games to her caregivers.
Putting all your eggs in one basket can be a
good thing. For South Coast Leadership Council
chair Penny Allen, it was the best way to tackle
OCF’s challenge to create a program providing
long-term community benefit. Rather than fund
a number of causes, they focused on children’s
dental health, creating the Ready to Smile program in 2010. The program’s success means
the region’s kids will have healthier teeth; as a
result, their general health will improve, school
attendance will be better and parents will be
better informed about the importance of dental
health. Says Allen, “Whole communities in Coos
and Curry counties are becoming engaged in
Ready to Smile. They see a positive difference in
children’s lives, and it’s exciting!”
Port Orford Arts Council, Grantee
At a time when many Oregon schools have cut
or eliminated arts funding, POAC is ensuring that
local children can explore their creativity and enjoy the academic benefits of arts education. With
support from OCF, the council has expanded its
arts program, providing K-5 students with eight
weeks of instruction in music, art and writing.
“The kids love it,” says program coordinator Mittie Hellmich. “It’s something they look forward to,
and they leave the classroom knowing who Picasso and Kandinsky are.” In the future, POAC hopes
“to reach every child in our community and build a
permanent legacy for our school district.”
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Southern Oregon
$5.5 MILLION
in grants & scholarships
new
funds
in 2012
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southern oregon Leadership Council 2012
Sue Naumes, chair
Cece Amuchastegui
Ken Behymer
Curt Burrill
Pedro Cabrera
Carol Clark-Mayfield
Mary Jane Dellenback
Alice Dinsdale
Eric Foster
David Gremmels
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Lyn Hennion
Brian Herwig
Carolyn Kohn
Molly Kreuzman
Arlene Louis
Charles Massie
Ranee Niedermeyer
Sharon Parks
Steve Roe
Douglass H. Schmor
Ron Silverman
Patsy Smullin
Roger Stokes
William Thorndike Jr.
James Walls
John Watt
David Wright
Heidi Wright
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f un d s
$103 MILLION
v al u e o fendowment
40
two hundred & 2
volunteers
Forty-Eight
Scholarships
awarded through
Medford Rogue
Rotary
Emergency medicine
volunteers trained through
an OCF grant in Lakeview
Frank Hernandez, Volunteer
Jack Davis, Professional Advisor and
Volunteer
Former banker Frank Hernandez is an OCF
volunteer grant evaluator and also sits on the
Ousley Scholarship Fund committee, which benefits students in Klamath County. “To hear about
kids out here graduating with all kinds of debt is
really sad,” says Hernandez. He is proud that the
Ousley Fund volunteers have worked hard to get
at-risk students into the applicant pool and, with
the help of the local mentoring program, have
been increasingly successful. Hernandez believes that using local volunteers adds to OCF’s
credibility. “It’s great that OCF pulls in volunteers from rural Oregon,” says Hernandez. “The
volunteers certainly add local perspective from
knowledge of the local community.”
Not only has Ashland’s Jack Davis connected
clients to OCF, he also volunteered on the first
Reed and Carolee Walker Fund advisory committee. OCF charged Davis and some of his Jackson
County neighbors to set priorities for the Walker
Fund, a multimillion dollar OCF fund “to support
programs for the needy.” So they dug into learning all they could about poverty in their region.
One lesson for Davis was that when you’re poor,
little problems quickly become big ones. Davis
says, “These families are fragile ... so many forces
are trying to pull them apart.” And as a lawyer, Davis believes in the OCF endowment model that
“preserves donor dollars, whether large or small,
to achieve the goals desired by the donor.”
Jim and Nancy Hitchcock, Donors
Jim and Nancy Hitchcock of Grants Pass established an advised fund through OCF “to
use the legacy from my parents to involve our
sons in charitable giving,” says Nancy. “We decided as a family some of the themes we were
interested in: environment, arts and women’s issues.” One group they’ve helped is the Siskiyou
Field Institute, which provides education about
the unique Siskiyou region. The environmental
focus is a direct result of their sons’ involvement. How do they feel about being included?
Keith Hitchcock says, “My parents modeled
philanthropy for me. And I took a stand for the
causes most important to me.”
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Southern Willamette Valley
14
funds in
2012
17,000
273
funds
v al u e o f
endowment
$215M
Students
exposed to
in grants and scholarships
through
umpqua
valley arts
two Hundred & fifty-seven
V o l u nteer s
southern willamette valley Leadership Council 2012
— 29 —
Covered
Bri d g e s
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$9,741,000
ART
Michael Coughlin, chair
Jon Anderson
Ted and Marie Baker
Syndi Beavers
John Buchner
Silva Chambers
Thomas Draggoo
Kim Griffiths
Jeff Hale
NEW!
Renee Irvin
Ron Loney
Roger McCorkle
Jo Ann McQueary
Ann Marie Mehlum
Andy Moore
Carma Mornarich
Janet Morse
Gretchen Pierce
Ian Richardson
Patricia Riley
Frank Simpson
Ann Smart
Marty Smith
Jean Tate
Carmen Urbina
Strengthening Rural Families,
Grantee
Jo Ann and Tim McQueary, Volunteers
The expression “If you need something done,
ask a busy person” is attributed to Lucille Ball.
In Sweet Home, Oregon, it means you should
ask Jo Ann and Tim McQueary. For decades
the McQuearys have combined interests in public service and philanthropy, taking on projects
from regional transportation to children’s dental
health. Many of these efforts involve committee
work through OCF’s Southern Willamette Valley
Leadership Council. Jo Ann says, “Some of my
most meaningful opportunities to serve come
from being connected in so many places, not
just in our little town but also in our region and
across the state. Sharing the OCF vision and
message is always a pleasure.”
Strengthening Rural Families is a collaborative
network providing parenting education and related services to families in rural Benton County.
“Smaller towns in our county often don’t get
served,” interim director Lauri Lehman explains.
“The connections we make help bigger agencies
reach rural families in need.” OCF grants support
SRF’s Promise Project, which is creating a continuum of services for families in the county. “The
fabulous thing about OCF is knowing that when
we have a great idea, we can get advice and support as well as funding,” Lauri says.
Stephen Lane, Professional Advisor
For Eugene attorney Stephen Lane, The Oregon
Community Foundation provides a unique philanthropic partner for the families he advises. “A client
will say, ‘I don’t know how to support a particular
charity,’ and I’ll say, ‘let’s call my friends at OCF
and see if they can help,” Stephen says. That call
can turn a one-shot contribution into a sustained
endowment, provide an efficient alternative to a
family foundation and ensure a safe long-term investment strategy for the endowment. And how
do Stephen’s clients react to working with OCF?
“They’re very appreciative of the service and the
openness,” he says. “It’s a fantastic organization
for people who are interested in accomplishing
things for their community.”
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OCF Initiatives
As a community foundation, OCF
has never been merely a funder.
Throughout our history, we have
taken on the role of leader and
partner, creating programs in areas where long-term needs are
greatest and where we can have a
lasting impact. These areas include
education, children and families,
and jobs and the economy. We’ve
highlighted three of our programs
in this year’s annual report. Please
visit oregoncf.org for complete information.
$1,376,224
in scholarship dollars for
community college students
1.0M
20 organizations are
launching the Oregon Parenting
Education Collaborative
with help from
3 partner foundations & OSU
invested by OCF in
Oregon Angel Fund
$100 MILLION
in endowed scholarship funds
1,000
volunteers
in ASPIRE program
21
companies graduated
from OEN boot camps
$$ twenty-five $$
THOUSAND dollars
invested by OCF in
Bend Venture Conference
6,600
parents reached
through
parenting
education
programs
since 2003
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Providing education,
awareness and advancement
Rising costs, diminishing public resources and economic instability make it increasingly challenging for students to afford
postsecondary education – and point to an urgent need for financial support. In 2012, OCF donors stepped up to the plate and
established 16 new scholarship funds. Because of these donors,
our statewide scholarship program is among the largest of its
kind in the U.S. – helping 2,400 Oregon students from every part
of Oregon with higher education and workforce training in 2012
alone. Our donors are joined by community volunteers and educators to ensure that this scholarship program runs smoothly and
students have the support they need.
But the hurdles for many students are not only financial. Many
communities, especially those with high numbers of low-income,
minority or rural students, lack a college-going culture. OCF also
supports programs that are helping turn that around through
college-readiness programs, such as ASPIRE, and also through
communitywide efforts to raise the expectations of their young
people. Increasing the number of students who aspire to and succeed in postsecondary education will result in better employment
opportunities and will strengthen the economic base in communities around the state.
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Boomers and Babies program
boosts kids and grown-ups
Each year, approximately 40 percent of children born in Oregon are
exposed to risk factors such as poverty, family stress and lack of
health care that adversely impact their ability to succeed in school.
While awareness of this issue by policymakers, foundations, media
and the public is growing, many early childhood education programs struggle to find adequate resources to meet the needs of
the families they serve.
Boomers and Babies joins two core priorities of OCF: to promote
school readiness and to encourage community engagement.
This volunteer engagement program links the time and talents
of boomer-age adults with programs and services to nurture and
educate at-risk children through age five. The goals of Boomers and Babies include strengthening early childhood programs,
promoting volunteerism and bringing more caring adults into the
lives of vulnerable children.
The program is now in its fifth year. It supports a learning community of 16 early childhood organizations focused on skill building,
funds projects for seven organizations throughout Oregon to develop older adult volunteer programs and promotes awareness of
the power of volunteerism.
Funding for the project comes from The Atlantic Philanthropies.
In addition to OCF, local partners include Knowledge Universe,
the PGE Foundation, the Juan Young Trust and United Way of the
Columbia-Willamette.
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Creating Jobs and Strengthening the Economy
Staying competitive in the job market of today and tomorrow
requires better education, training and support. To address the important need of developing a skilled workforce, OCF’s Community
Grants program supports organizations that connect young people
with hands-on workplace experience. In 2012, OCF supported the
Rogue Workforce Partnership, Oregon Tradeswomen Inc. and Portland Workforce Alliance, among others.
OCF also invests directly in job creation. To help drive job growth,
OCF allocates a small portion of its endowment to early-stage
capital investments focused on building Oregon businesses. In
2012, OCF invested assets in the Oregon Angel Fund (OAF),
which provides investors access to promising startups and early-stage growth companies, and in the Southern Oregon Angel
Investment Network, which encourages entrepreneurship and investment in that region.
In addition, OCF makes grants to develop the infrastructure for a
strong economy. In 2012 OCF supported Oregon Entrepreneurs
Network’s work to develop entrepreneur mentorship programs
and helped build the capacity of Albina Opportunities Corporation to provide loans to women-, immigrant-, minority- and
disabled-owned small businesses.
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$ 8.5M
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Arts & Culture
$25.0M
Children & Families
$16.0M
Education
$9.5M
Livability through Engagement
$1.0M
Religious Organizations
$6.7M
Scholarships
Representative Grants
Central Oregon
North Coast
Southern Oregon
Crooked River Watershed Council, Prineville
Deschutes County Healthy Beginnings Inc, Bend
Family Access Network Foundation, Bend
Juniper Junction Community Council, Madras
Museum at Warm Springs, Warm Springs
Sherman County Historical Society, Moro
Sisters Parks and Recreation District, Sisters
Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory, Sunriver
Cannon Beach Historical Society, Cannon Beach
Clatskanie Foundation, Clatskanie
Food Roots, Tillamook
Neighbors for Kids, Depoe Bay
Oregon Coast Community Forest Association, Newport
Sacagawea Health Center, St. Helens
Sitka Center for Art and Ecology, Otis
Yachats Lions Club, Yachats
Eastern Oregon
Northern Willamette Valley
Arts Council of Pendleton, Pendleton
Community Counseling Services, Heppner
Friends of Kam Wah Chung & Co. Museum, John Day
Gilliam County Public Library, Condon
Kids Club of Harney County, Burns
Oregon Rural Action, La Grande
Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, Pendleton
Trail Tenders Inc, Baker City
Umatilla-Morrow County Head Start Inc, Hermiston
Wheeler County Bluegrass Festival, Fossil
CAPACES Leadership Institute, Woodburn
Chehalem Cultural Center, Newberg
FACES of America, Salem
Habitat for Humanity Mid-Willamette Valley, Salem
Lutheran Community Services Northwest, McMinnville
Oregon Garden Foundation, Silverton
Oregon Northwest Black Pioneers Corps, Salem
Sable House, Dallas
Silverton Arts Association, Silverton
Ashland Independent Film Festival, Ashland
Ballet Folklorico Ritmo Alegre, Talent
Children’s Dental Clinic of Jackson County, Medford
College Dreams, Grants Pass
Klamath Community College, Klamath Falls
Lakeview Disaster Unit, Lakeview
The Maslow Project, Medford
The Rose Circle Mentoring Network, Talent
Southern Oregon Repertory Singers, Ashland
Wildlife Images Rehabilitation & Education Center,
Merlin
MetroPolitan Portland
Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay
Coquille Booster Club, Coquille
Egyptian Theater Preservation Association, Coos Bay
Preschool Project, Gold Beach
Waterfall Clinic Inc, North Bend
Adelante Mujeres, Forest Grove
Chamber Music Northwest, Portland
Clackamas County Arts Alliance, Oregon City
Coalition of Communities of Color, Portland
Friends of Zenger Farm, Portland
Latino Network, Portland
Oregon Child Development Coalition, Wilsonville
Oregon College Access Network, Portland
Pathfinders of Oregon, Portland
Portland Workforce Alliance, Portland
South Coast
Southern Willamette Valley
Arts Center, Corvallis
CASA of Lane County, Springfield
Center for Nonprofit Stewardship, Philomath
Coastal Douglas Arts & Business Alliance, Reedsport
Douglas County Library Foundation, Roseburg
Downtown Languages, Eugene
Friendly Kitchen, Roseburg
Joint Forces Dance Company, Eugene
Northwest Youth Corps, Eugene
Oregon Music Teachers Association, Roseburg
South Lane School District, Cottage Grove
Statewide
211Info
Children First for Oregon
Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts
Girl Scouts of Oregon and SW Washington
Oregon Digital Library Consortium
Special Olympics Oregon
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Create Your Legacy
“Even at a small scale, OCF lets folks
establish a vehicle for perpetual giving.”
Oregon individuals, families and businesses trust The Oregon Community Foundation to make their
charitable giving as effective and meaningful as possible. In 2012, OCF was honored to receive
gifts of all sizes from people representing every area of the state. Some donors directed their gifts
to specific causes. Others entrusted the allocation of their funds to us. All of these donors share a
selflessness and a sense of community that magnify the significance of their donation well beyond its
dollar value.
Join these Oregonians. Create your own legacy through an endowed fund at OCF. These funds will
make grants in your name, forever, to help the causes you care about.
To create your legacy today, contact your local OCF office.
Here is what we offer you:
Flexibility and Focus – You decide how, when and where to direct your giving. OCF staff helps you
transform your wishes into action.
Reliability – Your charitable funds are invested and professionally managed in a large and welldiversified portfolio.
Efficiency – Giving through OCF reduces or eliminates the time and expense of running a private
foundation.
Financial Stewardship – We help you achieve maximum tax advantages and work with your financial
advisors and attorneys to incorporate giving into your plans.
Support and Leadership – OCF staff and volunteers in local communities help identify local needs
so your donations can make the greatest impact.
“It’s a gift to me every year to be able to
give to causes that are important.”
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For nearly 40 years, Oregonians have worked with OCF to make lasting gifts for the betterment of our
state. Each of the funds listed on the following pages represents a generosity of spirit and a commitment to community. Together, they guarantee incalculable collective impact for generations to come.
THE OCF FUNDS
DESIGNATED FUNDS
Ames-Fluhrer Charitable Fund
allow the donor to name one or
more specific organizations to
receive annual support.
Anonymous Fund #16
New Funds in 2012
Charles and Norma Beek Charitable
Fund
Marlan and Angela Carlson Designated
Fund
The Combined Fund for the Eugene
Public Library
Gray Family Foundation Fund
Mary Duby Honderich Designated Fund
Margaret E. Hull Fund
Margaret E. Hull Mercy Ships Fund
Robin Jaqua Relief Nursery Fund
Knight Community Information Challenge
Fund
Lake Oswego Adult Center Fund
Vincent and Virginia Moore Fund
Vincent and Virginia Moore Fund No. 2
Neighbors for Kids Fund
H.M. (Matt) Pihl Sr. Family Fund
Existing Funds
Animal Aid Fund
Applegate Library Fund
Cecil R. and Elaine H. Armes Memorial
Fund for the Friends of Mt. Pisgah
Arboretum
Frederick J. Artz and Jane C. Artz Fund
Richard and Mary Alice Atiyeh
Designated Fund
Baker Family Fund
Beaumont-Rogers Tryon Creek Children's
Fund
Beckham Fund for the First Baptist
Church of Coos Bay, Oregon
Wilford H. and Janice E. Belknap Fund
Bernards-Hermans Fund
Katherine Bisbee Fund
William F. Blitz Fund
Bosco-Milligan Fund
Arthur James Boucot Research Fund
Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern
Oregon Endowment Fund
Boys & Girls Club Community
Endowment Subfund
F. Willis Smith Subfund
Stamper Family Endowment Subfund
Charles D. Allis Project Pooch Fund
William J. Sweet Tennis Center
Subfund
Eileen Maret Brown Fund
Douglas County Youth Orchestra Fund
Drain Civic Center Fund
Franklin G. Drake Fund
Talmer and Selma Dybvad Fund
EHS/SEHS Alumni Scholarship Fund
Elk Rock Garden Fund
40%
of Oregon students
have a CLASS
teacher, a project
of Chalkboard
Landrum E. Baker Fund
Albany Library Scharpf Endowment Fund
Alumni Fund for Eugene International
High School
Garthe and Grace L. Brown Fund
Garthe Brown and Grace L. Brown Fund II
Walter and Clora Brownfield Animal Fund
Walter and Clora Brownfield Sunshine
Fund
Robert E. Burleigh Fund
Richard J. and Linda M. Carney Fund
Ed Cauduro Fund for Pacific Northwest
College of Art
Central Lutheran Church Pastor P.J.
Luvaas Memorial Fund
Nancy R. Chandler Visiting Scholar
Program
Clackamas Mental Health Fund
Elizabeth Church Clarke Fund
Club 53 Endowment Fund
D.J. Conway and Josephine Vilott
Woolery Conway Fund
Everett R. Coovert Fund
Glenn and Ellen Cougill Fund
Roy R. and Laurie M. Cummins Fund
Cornelius and Mildred Dixon Memorial
Fund
Rose A. Ellison Designated Fund
William G. and Ruth T. Evans Designated
Fund
Leon and Esther Feldstein Fund
Earl and Jane Ferguson Fund
William Sterling Findlay and Susan Halton
Findlay Fund
Hallie E. Ford Endowment Fund for Arts
in Education
Friends of Astoria Column Fund
Friends of Menucha Fund
Friends of the Mounted Patrol Fund
Friends of St. Francis Fund
Friends of Vernonia Public Schools Fund
Emilie F. and Don C. Frisbee Fund
Fund for Douglas County Youth
Orchestra
Ruel D. Gierhart Eugene Public Library
Permanent Endowment Fund
John Gillilan/Tim Torrey Memorial Fund
Gleason Family Designated Fund
Winifred Glossop and Asenath Evans
Fund
Goldy Family Designated Fund
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Elsa and Marjorie Goodyear Eugene
Public Library Endowment Fund
Hidden Valley High School Future
Business Leaders of America Fund
Mabel and Allan MacKenzie Designated
Fund
Grant High School Class of '46 NeedsBenefit Fund
Tom and Gloria Hillstrom Fund
march wellness Cardio Therapy Fund
Historic Preservation League of Oregon
Endowment Fund
Merta J. Mason Fund
Gray Family Chair for Innovative Library
Services at Oregon State University
Fund
Elizabeth N. Gray Fund
John D. Gray Audubon Society of
Portland Fund
John D. Gray Friends of Tryon Creek
State Park Fund
The John Gray Land Acquisition
Opportunity Fund
Edna L. Holmes Literary Arts Fund
Arthur Honeyman Fund
Frank Hood Young Video/Filmmakers
Fund
Hope and Faith Fund
Hospice Assistance Fund
Annabelle and Henry Houser Family
Charitable Gift Fund
Alfred J. Huber Fund
Charles and Lynn Humble Fund
William H. Hunt Oregon Symphony
Association Fund
Gordon Hunter Fund
Huntting Designated Fund
Yvonne Huson Designated Fund
C.S. Jackson Memorial Library Fund
Alan James Fund
JumpstART Fund
Joe and Teresa Greco Memorial Fund
John and Carol Hampton Endowment
Fund for the Portland Opera
Hart Mental Health Fund
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Jim McBroom and John H. Weston
Charitable Fund
Sir James and Lady McDonald Fund
McKenzie View Fund
Meals on Wheels – Case and Velma
Hamlin Designated Fund
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mersereau Jr.
Fund
Bud R. Moore and Wynema N. Moore
Fund
John Mosser Fund
Newman Foundation of OSU Endowment
Fund
John and Ginger Niemeyer Clackamas
Community College Fund
James V. Norlen Memorial Fund
OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation
Fund
KMDsm Fund
Designated Fund
Walter G. and Marija C. Kuzman
Designated Fund
Terence O'Donnell Fund
Dorothea M. Lensch Fund
Oregon Designated Fund
Library Association of Portland
Endowment Fund
Eleanor Lieber Auditions Fund
Hatfield Archivist Fund
Bill and Pearl Low Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Ruth Henderson Fund
The Lucky Dog Fund
Tokio Pat and Florence K. Matsushita
Endowment Fund
Michael John Okie Fund
Oregon Latino Scholarship Fund
Lyle and Helen Ostrander Memorial
Scholarship Fund
E. Leslie Paulsen Fund
Pendleton Public Library National Parks
Collection Fund
Catherine H. Percival Fund
Lawrence H. Pierce Fund A
Lawrence H. Pierce Fund B
Lena L. Pierce Fund
Property Maintenance Fund for the First
Christian Church at Portland, Oregon
Elaine and Vittz-James Ramsdell Fund
Frederick O. Rankin Eugene Public
Library Endowment Fund
Leland C. Ratcliff Fund
Leland C. and Erna N. Ratcliff Fund
Richard A. Ray Fund
Michael V. Reed Fund
Dwayne and Bette Rice Fund
Rise and Shine Scholarship Fund
Sarah (Richter) Ritchie Fund
Alice Robitschek Fund
Sumner and Adele Rodriguez Fund
Miriam Rosenfeld Memorial Fund
William D. and Ruth D. Roy Fund
Rural Nursing Excellence Endowment
Fund
Charles and Effa Sage Gold Beach High
School Fund
Hubert and Ludmila Schlesinger Fund
Karen M. Schroth Fund
Frank W. and Mabel Settlemier Fund
Leslie and Dorothy Sherman Fund
Anthony and Adele Smith Designated
Fund
F. Willis Smith Fund
Herbert and Betty Spady Fund
Francine Foreman Stauffer Endowment
Fund
Dorothy Hester Stenzel Fund
Donald Sterling City Club Fund
Dorothy E. Stewart Fund
L.L. Stewart Northwestern School of
Law Fund
Dr. John Wm. and Betty Long Unruh
Portland Art Museum Fund
Dr. John Wm. and Betty Long Unruh UCC
Performing Arts Fund
Warren Youth Athletic Scholarship Fund
L.L. Stewart Oregon State Parks
Student Internship Fund
Scotty and Buena Washburn Endowment
Fund
L.L. Stewart Oregon State Parks
Volunteer Award Fund
Recil and Violet Watson Alzheimer's and
Related Disorders Fund
Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Stewart Fund
Western Lane Community Foundation
Fund
William H. and Cathy A. Stoller Fund
Gordon Strain Memorial Fund
Robert M. and Cecilia A. Stuckart Fund
Lina H. Sturgis Memorial Library Fund
M. Jean Sullivan Fund
Collister Wheeler Fund
Jim S. and Mildred W. Whipple Fund
Whitaker Ponds Endowment Fund
Isam and Rose White Fund
Sunshine Division Inc. Fund
Ben and Elaine Whiteley Fund
Dr. Kenneth C. Swan Endowment Fund
Wilberger Foundation Search and
Rescue Fund
Christine and C. F. Swigert Jr.
Endowment Fund for the Benefit of
OMSI
Frances W. Winslow Fund
John and Frances Winslow Family Fund
Helen M. Swindells Tenant Relief Fund
John S. Winslow Fund
Talent Dividend Fund
Harriet M. Winton Fund
Bob and Joan Taylor Family Designated
Fund
John W. and Isabelle S. Woolcott Fund
Mark and Melody Teppola Family Fund
Juan Young Funds
Elizabeth Till Fund
Rodney W. and Martha G. Tripp Memorial
Fund
Ron Trolle and C. Helyn Trolle
Endowment Fund
Betty Long Unruh Arts Fund
Betty Long Unruh – Mercy Medical
Center Fund
Betty Long Unruh Theatre Fund
Thomas Wrightson Fund
Youth Shelter House Endowment Fund
DISCRETIONARY FUNDS
let donors entrust the Foundation’s
board to make grants to meet
greatest current needs.
New Fund in 2012
Gloria J. Lyon Fund
Existing Funds
Taylor and Alice Alexander Fund
BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon Fund
Henry J. Casey Fund
Helen L. Colgan Fund
Dant Family Fund
Floyd Dement Charitable Fund
Janette G. Drew Fund
Shelton H. and Mary I. Duff Fund
J.G. Edwards Fund
Donald H. Frank Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hayes Sr. Fund
Harold S. and Elizabeth B. Hirsch Fund
Edna L. Holmes Fund
Carl J. and Alma Johnson Fund
Arthur H. Klug Fund
Thelma D. McCulloch Fund
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mersereau Fund
Eva Chiles Meyer Fund #1
Miller Charitable Fund
Louise Minty Fund
Phillip Murthe Fund
A. Ted and Doris E. Nelson Fund
Robert H. and Elizabeth C. Noyes Jr. Fund
Robert H. Noyes Jr. Fund
Kurt and Lois Olsen Fund
The Oregon Community Foundation Fund
John and Netta B. Parke Fund
Betty Lou Roberts Fund
Hannah B. Robertson Fund
H.J. and Grace Sandberg Fund
Sigel/Wagenknecht Fund
Robert and Hedy Snow Fund
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nonprofits
receive annual
funding through
OCF’s designated
fund program
Robert M. Stafrin Fund
Frances A. Staten Fund
Douglas L. Stoudt Fund
Clayton and Edith Strain Memorial Fund
Christine and C. F. Swigert Jr. Fund II
Swindells Family Fund
Val Taber Memorial Fund
Harold A. Wagner and Mildred A. Wagner
Fund
John and Jane Youell Fund
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DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Mary L. Lowry and Marylee A. Lowry
Memorial Fund
offer a personalized approach to
philanthropy, with donors actively
involved in choosing organizations
to receive grants.
Lynch Family Fund
Heidi H. Anderson Early Childhood
Education Fund
Make a Difference Fund
Anderson Family Wild Gift Fund
Richard and Mary-Alice Atiyeh Fund
Michael Family Fund
Andrews-Cohn Family Charitable Fund
Helen E. Austin Pioneer Fund
NEW FUNDS in 2012
Gail L. Achterman Fund
Morey Family Foundation Fund
Dave and Pat Moss Family Fund
Jim and Dianna Murphy Fund
101 volunteer mentors
recruited through Oregon
Entrepreneurs Network
Robert C. and Mariam B. Arthur Family
Fund
Ater Family Fund
Frank H. Ault Fund
David Axelrod and Marilyn Couch Fund
Back 40 Fund
Agate Fund
Mike and Laura Naumes Family Fund
Dick Alexander Capital Pacific Memorial
Fund
Steven and Jeanne Neville Fund
Valerie Baker Fund
John Ormond Family Fund
Florence V. Barnhart Fund
Bates Family Charitable Fund
Paladin Fund
Baron/Gilbert Fund
Bazillion Books for Kids Fund
Morton and Sophie Pelzner Memorial
Fund
Angelos Fund
Theodore P. and Jean B. Barss Family
Fund
Rice Family Fund
Anonymous Fund #8
Thomas H. and Sarah K. Bascom Fund
Susan Dee Schnitzer Family Fund
Anonymous Fund #13
Karen and Edward Bassett Fund
Sam Choi Seto Jr. Fund
Anonymous Fund #17
John Bauers Family Fund
Robert O. Simons Fund
Anonymous Fund #19
Tom and Diane Bauman Fund
Tichinin Family Fund
Anonymous Fund #22
Lillian Baumann Fund
Town Enterprises Fund
Anonymous Fund #26
Dr. Spencer Bayles Memorial Fund
Evans Van Buren Fund
Anonymous Fund #27
Robert H. and Barbara S. Bean Fund
Watkinson Family Fund
Anonymous Fund #28
Beck Family Fund
Weezeworks Fund
Anonymous Fund #29
David E. and Mary C. Becker Fund
Anonymous Fund #31
Patricia H. and John C. Beckman Fund
Peter and Susan Belluschi Family Fund I
Curt and Carol Bennett Family Fund
Bill and Katie Berg Fund
Elizabeth and Mac Bishop Family Fund
John L. and Christina H. Blackwell Fund
The Cabana Fund
Marlan and Angela Carlson Family Fund
Chinn Family Fund
Arlene Siegel Cogen and Mitchell J.
Cogen Family Fund
Lauren, Ashley and Caitlin Cornwall Fund
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Amici-Mueller Oregon Fund
Mark and Patricia Baker Family Fund
Katharine Diack Fund
Existing Funds
Anonymous Fund #33
Beeman Fund
Doug and Connie’s Visual Art Fund
3725 Fund
Anonymous Fund #43
C. Wade and Marie D. Bell Fund
Jane A. Ediger Fund
A & A Charitable Fund
Anonymous Fund #W44
Peter and Susan Belluschi Family Fund
The Fogg-Abbott Family Fund
Acme Bader Community Fund
Anonymous Fund #46
The Benfield-Blankenship Family Fund
The Diane Gregg Charitable Fund
Acorn Fund
Appel Family Fund
Bildung Fund
Hardt Family Fund
Albina Fuel Company Fund
Apsler Fund
C.M. Bishop Jr. Family Fund
The Honey Pot Fund
Sheryll and J.P. Aleskus Jr. Fund
Jeanne I. Arbow Fund
J & S Bishop Fund
Margaret E. Hull Advised Fund
Allis Family Fund
Patricia Armstrong Fund
Peter Bishop Fund
Irvin and Janette Huntting Fund
Kevin and Irene Alltucker Family Fund
Lawrence S. and Susan W. Black Fund
William K. Blount Family Fund
Blum-Staimer Family Fund
Blumenauer and Kirkpatrick Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Boone Fund
Brian and Gwyneth Booth Fund
David A. Boulton Fund
Bowerman Family Fund
E.H. and M.E. Bowerman Advised Fund
Brauti Family Fund
Brewer Family Fund
Bonnie L. Brod Fund
William M. Brod Fund
Brodie Family Fund
Bronson 20th Anniversary Fund
Clifford and Sarah Brown Charitable
Fund
Larry and Dori Brown Family Fund
Judy Browning Memorial Scholarship
Fund
James E. and Jane T. Bryson III Fund
Burczak Family Fund
Burge Fund
Ruth Burleigh Fund
Robin and Dick Burnham Family Fund
Burns Family Fund
Bussman Family Philanthropic Fund
David P. Cady Memorial Fund
Candace Callan Fund
Calypso Fund
Camassia Fund
Robert G. and Dorothy N. (Sue) Cameron
Family Fund
Campagna Family Fund
Duncan and Cynthia Campbell Fund
The Courtney Campbell Fund
The Campbell Group LLC Oregon Fund
Clifford and Doris Carlsen Family Fund
Harriet Carpenter and Anita Pace
Charitable Fund
John and Marlis Carson Fund
Denise Carty and Roger Brown Family
Fund
Casey Family Fund
Ed Cauduro Fund
Chambers Family Fund
William and Constance Chambers Family
Charitable Fund
Bob and Yvette Chandler Family Fund
Robert W. Chandler Fund
Robert W. Chandler II Fund
Robert W. and Marjorie C. Chandler Fund
Robert W. and Nancy R. Chandler Fund
Jeff Chase and Patti Warner Fund
Alyce R. Cheatham Family Fund
Mike and Simone Chilton Family Fund
Chintimini Fund
CHS Fund
Mary Clark, Edgar Clark and Janet
Roberts Family Fund
Coast Fork Fund
Coleman Family Fund
Douglas Lowell Collins Scholarship for
the Visual Arts Fund
Collyer Hitchcock Family Fund
Columbia Community Fund
Comerford DiDente Family Fund
Consolidated Supply Co. Fund
Helen E. Cook Family Fund
Karen and Robert Doolen Fund
Lori and Les Cooper Fund
Rudy and Debbie Dory Fund
Copper Windmill Fund
Downtown Development Group Fund
Steve and Susan Corey Family Fund
The Dragonfly Fund
Cottonwood Fund
Drake Family Fund
Coughlin Family Fund
Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake Fund
J. Glenn and Ellen A. Cougill Fund
Ashley K. Drew Foundation Fund
John A. and Phyllis S. Courtney Fund
Cecil W. and Sally Anne Drinkward Fund
Marcile Bates Cowlin Fund I
Wayne and Julie Drinkward Family Fund
Marcile Bates Cowlin Fund II
Stephen and Nancy Dudley Family Fund
Sandra Coyner and Joseph Graf Fund
Karen and John Durkheimer Family Fund
Crane Creek Family Fund
Karen and Bill Early Fund
Margery F. Crist Fund
Early Learning Fund
Stan and Julie Culver Fund
Easton Koehler Family Fund
Curran Family Fund
Eckman Family Fund
Mike and Diane Curtis Fund
Elkins Family Fund
Lois Hubbard Curtner Fund
Sande Emmy Fund
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Varieties of
roses in the
International
Rose Test
Garden
Edna English Fund for Archaeological
Studies
Englund Family Fund
Larry T. and Jeanette T. Epping Family
Fund
Gary and Sandra Etlinger Fund
William G. and Ruth T. Evans Fund
Evergreen Hill Fund
Cushman Family Fund
Sally Davis Fund
Kuniko de Weese and Sons Family Fund
Deibele Family Fund
The Faerie Godmother Fund
Fare Well Fund
Melvin Federlein Fund
Sharon M. Fekety Fund
Delbrueck Family Fund
Fidanque Family Fund
Harry L. and Kaaren M. Demorest Family
Fund
Fleck Family Fund
The Ford Family Foundation Fund
Denison Family Fund
Ford Family Fund
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Joseph R. and Judith Ann Fox Family
Fund
Timothy and Jeanne Freeman Fund
Patricia Friedland Fund
Don C. and Emilie F. Frisbee Fund
Frishkoff Family Fund
Mark Frohnmayer Advised Fund
Robert S. and Janice K. Gates Fund
Gaylord-Eyerman Family Fund
H. William and Patricia J. Gazeley Fund
Robert D. Geddes and Cameron G.R.
Geddes Family Fund
Gemmell Family Fund
Gerlinger-Lyman Family Fund
Gordon H. and Patricia A. Gerretsen
Fund
Scott and Pamela Gibson Family Fund
Gilleland Family Fund
William G. Gilmore Fund (1/2 Advised)
Jane and Bill Gilpin Fund
Verda M. Giustina Fund
Dan Gleason Fund
Tom Gleason Fund
Gobble Fund
Gobez Fund
Goldy Family Advised Fund
Goodmonson Family Fund
Erica and Peter Goodwin Fund
Goudy-Powell Family Fund
Grasmajeto Fund
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Green Grove Fund
GreenSprings Fund
Gary O. and Carol Nunn Gross Fund
Gruber-Condon Family Fund
David and Marlene Amato Guasco Fund
Kenneth and Mary Lou Guenther Fund
Gustafson Family Fund
Haldorson Fund
Haley Family Fund #2
Jill Richardson Hall Family Fund
Albert B. and Jean E. Hallstrom Family
Fund
Terry and Shanon Hamilton Fund
Fred and Susan Hamlin Family Fund
Susan Hammer Fund
Hampton Family Foundation
Hands & Feet Charitable Fund
Gray Family Fund
James R. Hansen, M.D., Diabetes and
Endocrinology Fund
John D. Gray Designated Fund
Betsy Elizabeth Hauge Fund
John Gray Charitable Fund
Richard P. Haugland Fund
David R. and Donna R. Hawkins Fund
Hawley Family Fund
John and Dorothy Hay Fund
Hayes Fund
Anna Wheeler Hayes Fund
Ned and Sis Hayes Family Fund
William and Julie Headley Fund
Collins and Wendy Hemingway Fund
Rocky and Laura Henderson Fund
Hendricks Native Park Fund
Hennion Family Fund
Hershner Family Fund
The Hetherington Fund
Charles and Christie Hewitson Fund
Gregory and Linda Hewitson Fund
Matthew and Marsha Hewitson Fund
Hill Family Foundation Fund
Hill Fund
Jeffrey V. and Anne P. Hill Family Fund
Hirko Family Fund
Hitchcock-Graham Fund
John and Lari Hodecker Family Fund
Jeannette B. Hofer Fund
Judith K. Hofer Philanthropic Fund
Robert and Jeannette Hofer Fund
Ronna and Eric Hoffman Fund
Hollander Watkins Family Fund
Sue and Mike Hollern Family Fund
The Hollis Fund
Mary D. and Thomas W. Holman Fund
The Hooter Fund II
Hope for Tomorrow Fund
Hope Fund
The J & W Hope Fund
Horton Family Foundation Fund
Robert H. and Cecelia Huntington Fund
Huntting Family Fund
Richard S. Huson Family Fund
Hutchins and Skeggs Family Fund
Hutchison Family Fund
Ing Family Fund
Inglis Foundation Fund
Wilbur and Lela Jackson Family Fund
Jaffe Family Fund
S. I. Jaggar Blount Fund
James 1:27 Fund
Marion Baird Janney Fund
Anne Jaqua and Family Fund
Jaqua Fund
Jim and Mary Jaqua Fund
John and Robin Jaqua Fund
Kate and Victoria Jeans-Gail Fund
Jene Fund
George and Elizabeth Joseph Fund
Monroe A. Jubitz Family Fund
Frank and Julie Jungers Fund
JYN Environmental Fund
Mark and Jennifer Kalenscher Fund
Sue and Gary Kaufman Fund
Kaye Family Fund
Keane Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Fund
Keller Fund
Kelley-Bollinger Fund
Kelly Family Fund
Julie and Terry Kem Fund
Susan L. Kem Fund
William and Emmy Lawrence Family Fund
Harry and Marguerite Kendall Fund
Erika Leaf Family Fund
Jane R. Kendall Family Fund
Leatherwood Family Fund
Kerr/Labbe/Lowe Family Fund
LeBlanc Family Fund
Ketterling Family Fund
Wes and Nancy Lematta Fund
Kiilsgaard-Greene Fund
Leonetti-Moon Family Trust Fund
King Family Fund
Levers-Manhart Charitable Fund
Robert G. Kirby Fund
Irving Levin and Stephanie Fowler Fund
Kloos Family Fund
Levy/Thomas Fund
Carol Schnitzer Lewis Fund
Kenneth and Colleen Lewis Fund
Susanne and Sandra Lewis Fund
Joanne M. Lilley Fund
Eric and Hollie Lindauer Fund
Janet Wong Liu Fund
Richard A. Loescher Fund
John Long Memorial Fund
Lottis Family Fund
Lowe/Lowenhaupt Family Fund
Janet R. Larson Lueddemann and
Hillmann Lueddemann Family Fund
John L. Luvaas Family Fund
Kurt and Mary Koehler Fund
Luanne and Jeff Lynn Family Fund
Neil Koehler and Cindy Toy Family Fund
MacKenzie Family Fund
Peter H. and Alice M. Koehler Fund
MacMurray Family Fund
Karen and Wilmar Kohne Fund
William and Mary Mainwaring Fund
Koons Family Fund
make it better Fund
Kottkamp Family Fund
Mann-Crawford Charitable Fund
Sue C. Kupillas Fund
Eli and Madeleine Lamb Family Fund
The Thomas J. and Carolyn R. Maresh
Family Fund
The Bill and Ann Lansing Fund
Marie Anne Family Fund
Louise E. Larsen Fund
Mary and Pete Mark Charitable Fund
Lau-Layton Family Fund
M. and L. Marks Family Fund
Malcolm Marquis Fund
Elizabeth G. Maughan Charitable
Foundation Fund
Maxfield Family Fund
Mayberry-Copenhaver Family Fund
McCoy Stair and Millwork Company
Charitable Fund
Paul and Sally McCracken Fund
Robert K. and Judith A. McDermott Fund
McFarlane-Stoinoff Fund
William and Joyce McHolick Fund
Douglas D. and Marilyn J. McIver Fund
McKenzie Oaks Ranch Fund
Robert McMahon Fund
McMurchie Family Fund
Arthur and Aileen McNett Charitable
Fund
Tim and Jo Ann McQueary Fund
Melvin and Carol Mead Fund
Roger and Laura Meier Fund
Ruben J. and Elizabeth L. Menashe
Designated Fund
Ruben J. and Elizabeth L. Menashe
Discretionary Fund
Clarence and Colleen Mershon Family
Fund
Lora and Jim Meyer Family Fund
Eva Chiles Meyer Fund #2
Meyer Memorial Trust Fund
Micah Fund
Frank and Barbara Mikesell Fund
Charles E. and Mary Miller Family Fund
Anne K. Millis Fund
Max and Suzanne Millis Fund
Mills Family Fund
Jack and Kate Mills Fund
Mintkeski Family Fund
Charles and Gay Mitchell Family Fund
Alan and Brenda Mitchell Port Orford
Community Fund
NINE
iPads were given to children
with cerebral palsy through the
Zetosch Fund
Charles and Gay Mitchell Fund
Mitzvah Fund
Beverly D. Moffatt Fund
Craig W. and Linda J. Moore Family Fund
Michael and Jo Ann Mooser Fund
Don Morissette Charitable Fund
Morrison Family Fund
Moss Family Fund
David Moursund and Sharon Yoder Fund
Lynda and Dylan Mueller Fund
J.L. and M.F. Murdock Family Fund
Music Counts! Fund
Nathan Family Charitable Fund
Near Family Foundation Fund
Brent and Natsumi Neilsen Family Fund
Neilsen Family Fund
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Doug Nelson and Shila Fisher Fund
William Neuhauser and Laura Byerly
Oregon Fund
Robert and Melinda Newell Opportunity
Fund
The Nicholas Fund
John and Ginger Niemeyer Fund
Dee Niskanen Family Fund
Nolan-De Jager Fund
Northwest Natural Gas Charitable Fund
Northwest Natural Gas Charitable Fund
No. 2
Jerry and Corrine Nothman Fund
Elinore and Jerry Nudelman Fund
The NW Natural – Mark Dodson Fund
NW Natural Richard G. Reiten Leadership
Fund
O'Banion Family Scholarship Fund
OCF Founder's Fund
Milton and Martha Olshen Fund
Kristine Olson Fund
Oneatta Fund
Oregon Fund for Regenerative Medicine
Oregon Trail Coordinating Council Fund
Over the River and Through the Woods
Fund
P.A.G.E. Fund
Pankratz Family Fund – I
Pankratz Family Fund – II
Pankratz Family Fund – III
Pankratz/Murphy Family Fund
Parsons Family Fund
Eric and Janet Parsons Family Fund
PatRick Investments Charitable Fund
38
Patton Family Fund
Riley Family Fund
The Pearl Fund
Marge Riley Fund
Perkins Coie Fund
Roberts Motor Company Charitable Fund
Phoenix Fund
Richard Robinson Fund
Pine Hill Fund
Vera and Lawrence Rockwood Fund
The Pitbladdo Fund
Roehl Family Fund
Portland General Electric Peggy and Bob
Fowler Fund
Barbara Grutze Roessner Fund
Portland Timbers Community Fund
Barnes D. Rogers Family Fund
Gayle and Carol Post Family Fund
Roots for Success Foundation Fund
Preece Family Fund
Rosenberg Family Fund
Hope Hughes Pressman Fund
William and Nancy Rosenfeld Fund
Betsy Priddy Fund
Ruderman Philanthropic Fund
R.W. Family Fund
Rick and Diane Rupp Family Fund
Rogers Family Fund
RW/ZA Fund
Sandpiper Fund
Sauer Family Charitable Fund
fifteen
high school
alumni funds
at ocf
Elizabeth A. Saunders Fund
Meredith and Bill Savery Fund
Schamp Family Fund
Doris and William Scharpf Fund
Robert and Janice Schock Fund
Marian and Elihu Schott Family Fund
Arima Schumann Fund
Bill and Cindy Rainey Fund
Mayer and Janet Schwartz Fund
Ramsdell Fund
Patty Jeanne Semura Foundation Fund
Random Acts Fund
Serrurier Family Fund
Shirley V. Ray Fund
The Seven Diamonds Fund
Redtail Fund
Shadow Fund
Reiten Family Fund
Howard and Manya Shapiro Fund
Renecker Family Fund
Sheppard Family Fund
Rigby Family Fund
Johannah Sherrer Memorial Fund
Tyler Silver and Joel Silver Charitable
Fund
Kenneth M. Singer Fund
Wallace Skyrman Memorial Fund
Smith-Graamans Fund
Anthony J. and Adele P. Smith Fund
Donald K. and Nancy M. Smith Family
Fund
Earl and Ann Smith Fund
M. Gregg Smith Fund
Smith Oaks Fund
Nick and Sandra Snell Fund
Soeldner Campbell Fund
Sohriakoff Family Fund
Betty L. Soreng Fund
John and Betty Soreng Environmental
Fund
Snow Family Fund
Spark Fund
Speroff Family Foundation Fund
Spitznagel Family Fund
The Sprout Fund
Square Peg Fund
Stamper Family Fund
Leland C. and Sandra Levenson
Stapleton Fund
Star View Foundation Fund
Stein Family Fund
Steinfeld Family Fund
Sterling Family Fund
Dr. John L. Jr. and Marilyn E. Stevenson
Fund
Stewart Family Fund
L.L. Stewart Pass-Through Fund
Roger Stokes Family Fund
Toll & Wagner Charitable Fund
W.C.F. & T.R.F. Fund
Stoll Stoll Berne Lokting & Shlachter
Fund
Matt and Diana Tomseth Fund
Janet Webster Fund
Mrs. Moe M. Tonkon Fund
Gary and Eileen Wehrle Fund
Norman A. and Helen V. Stoll Fund I
Frank L. TouVelle Trust Fund
William and Pamela Weill Fund
Norman A. and Helen V. Stoll Fund II
Trillium Fund
Weiss Fund
Robert and Barre Stoll Fund
Tripwire Fund
Nancy Wernecke Charitable Fund
Andy J. and Christine L. Storment Fund
Tumac Lumber Company Fund
Werner/Ellithorp Advised Fund
John and Frances Storrs Family Fund
Catherine and Mark Turner Fund
Wessinger Foundation Fund
Margery Strass Fund
Tom and Vickie Stringfield Fund
Allan and Katie Twombly: Crescendo
Fund
Fred G. and Elizabeth M. Wessinger
Fund
Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble Fund
Janet Van Leeuwen Fund
Swedoenek Fund
Mark Van Ness Fund
William W. and Patricia L. Wessinger
Fund
Charles J. and Caroline Swindells
Charitable Fund
Christine and David L. Vernier Fund
John K. Vitas and Pat Towle Fund
Charlie Swindells Fund
Elizabeth Pownall Swindells Family Fund
Tagmyer Family Fund
Tate Family Fund
Taylor Family Fund for Coquille
Bob and Joan Taylor Family Fund
Todd and Lorri Taylor Fund
Patrick and Susan Terrell Charitable
Fund
Molly M. Westbrook Fund
Sam Wheeler Fund
Denise and Douglas White Family Fund
Benjamin R. and Elaine M. Whiteley Fund
1
4
2
5
3
6
SIX
new computers for the
Estacada public library
Wilcox Family Fund
Norman and Olga Evelyn Wildish Fund
Gordon D. Wright and Anne G. Moffett
Fund
Willamette River Fun(d)
Wy'East Fund
Christopher and Priscilla Williams Fund
Youmans Family Fund
Williamson Family Fund
Young Family Fund
Williamson-McHugh Fund
Bill and Julie Young Fund
Jack and Meredith Wilson Family Fund
Suzanne Lang Younge Community Fund
The Tetherow Foundation Fund
Douglas Wagner Fund
Rebecca Wilson Fund
Zicker Family Fund
Thomas Family Fund
Dr. Franklin Griffith Wise and Pamela
Anne Wise Fund
Zieverink Family Fund
Robert and Clella Thomas Family Fund
Perry L., Kristie A. and Erik L. Walker
Family Fund
Thomson Family Fund
Nicholas and Kristin Walrod Fund
Eric and Amy Wiser Fund
Zúñiga Forbes Family Fund
Peter and Suzanne Spitler Thompson
Fund
Walton Weston Family Fund
Wolf Family Fund
Eric Wan and Michele Goodman Fund
Womer Family Fund
Thoren Family Fund
Ward Family Fund
Cyd Woodard Fund
David and Sarah Thorsett Family Fund
Bill and Barbara Warner Family Fund
Woody Family Fund
Chet and Elaine Timmer Family Fund
R and D Warner Fund
Donna P. Woolley Fund
Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund
Robert and Elizabeth Warren Fund
Wright Family Fund
ZSRL Fund
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Endowment Partner
FUNDS
allow nonprofit organizations to
transfer their assets to OCF to
provide support for their annual
operating needs.
New Partners in 2012
Audubon Society of Salem
Jefferson County Historical Society and
Museum Inc.
Medford Rotary Foundation
The Nature of Words
North Coast Land Conservancy
North Lincoln County Historical Museum
Oregon Old-Time Fiddlers' Association
Pendleton Friends of the Library
Richard E. Wildish Community Theater
Rogue Gallery & Art Center
Santiam Christian Schools
Saturday Academy
Sisters Folk Festival
Sweet Home Alumni Foundation
Willamette Valley Hospice
40
Albany United Methodist Foundation Inc.
Bend Rotary Club Foundation
Chetco Senior Center
Albertina Kerr Centers
Children's Advocacy Center
Albina Head Start
Benton County Historical Society &
Museum
All Classical Public Media Inc.
The Black United Fund of Oregon Inc.
All Hands Raised/Portland Schools
Foundation
Blue Mountain Community College
Foundation
All Saints School Foundation
Blue Mountain Healthcare Foundation
American Leadership Forum
Bob Belloni Ranch Inc.
Arbor School of Arts and Sciences Inc.
Bohemia Foundation
Architecture Foundation of Oregon
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Oregon
Arts Central
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Rogue Valley
Arts Umbrella, Inc
Bradley Angle
Ashland School District
Britt Festivals
Campaign for Equal Justice
Cannon Beach Arts Association
Cannon Beach Historical Society
Capital Manor Foundation
CASA for Children Inc.
CASA of Lane County
CASA of Linn County
Cascades Academy of Central Oregon
Cathedral Catholic School
Catholic Community Services Foundation
Cedar Mill Community Library
Association
Children's Developmental Health Institute
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performing ARTS
organizations
funded
Chinese American Citizens Alliance
City Club of Portland
City of Fossil
City of Lake Oswego
Clackamas Heritage Partners
Club West Wrestling Inc.
Coastal Home Health & Hospice
Columbia Center for the Arts
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center
Columbia Learning Center
Committed Alliance to Strays
Community Health Center
Community Music Center Inc.
Community Works
Condon Dollars for Scholars Foundation
Existing Partners
Ashland Schools Foundation
Center for Community Counseling
1000 Friends of Oregon
A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village
Abilitree
ACCESS Inc.
Alano Club of Portland
Albany Boys & Girls Club Foundation Inc.
Albany Regional Museum
Astoria High School Scholarships Inc.
Center for Human Development Inc.
Audubon Society of Portland
Center for NonProfit Legal Services
Baker County Senior Citizens Inc.
Center for Spiritual Living
Bandon-By-The-Sea Rotary Club
Central Lutheran Foundation
Battered Persons Advocacy
Central Oregon Council on Aging
Bear Creek Greenway Foundation
Central Oregon Environmental Center
Coos Bay Schools Community
Foundation
Bend Park & Recreation Foundation
Central Oregon Family Resource Center
Coos Foundation
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla
Indian
Congregational Church of Medford
Coos Art Museum
Coos Bay School District 9
Coquille Rotary Foundation Inc
Corbett Education Foundation
Corvallis Public Schools Foundation
Corvallis-OSU Symphony Society
Cottage Grove Community Foundation
Cottage Theatre
Coyote Trails School of Nature
Crook County Foundation
Crook County Historical Society
Curry Health Foundation
D-9 Foundation
Death with Dignity National Center
Deer Creek Center for Field Research &
Education
Delta Rotary Foundation Inc.
17,000
Students
exposed to
ART
through umpqua
valley arts
The Dental Foundation of Oregon
Deschutes Children's Foundation
Deschutes County Historical Society
Deschutes Land Trust
Deschutes Public Library Foundation
Dial-A-Bus
Dogs for the Deaf Inc.
Donate Life Northwest
Douglas County Museum Foundation
Driftwood Library Foundation of Lincoln
City
Ecotrust
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
Education Foundation for Bend – La Pine
Schools
Education Together Foundation
Edwards Center
Elevate Oregon
Emerald Kidsports
Endangered Language Fund
Endowment Fund of the Eugene
Symphony Association
Equamore Foundation
Estacada Community Foundation
Eugene Christian School
Eugene Education Foundation
Eugene Family YMCA
Eugene Masonic Cemetery Association
Eugene Public Library Foundation
Fairview Rockwood Wilkes Historical
Society
Family Access Network Foundation
Family Building Blocks
Family YMCA of Marion & Polk Counties
Fern Ridge Library Foundation
First Presbyterian Church of La Grande
First United Methodist Church of
Medford
Fishtrap Inc.
FOOD for Lane County
Forest Grove Library Foundation
Forest Park Conservancy
Fossil School District 21J
Habitat for Humanity – Albany Area
Habitat for Humanity – North Willamette
Valley
Hands On Greater Portland
Harney County Dollars for Scholars
Foundation
Harney County Historical Society
Harney County Library Foundation
Head Start of Yamhill County
Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center
Heart of Oregon Corps Inc.
Foundation for Medical Excellence
Henderson House Foundation
Foundation of Rotary Club of East
Portland
Hermiston Education Foundation
Four Rivers Cultural Center
High Desert Museum
Freedom House of The Dalles Inc.
Hillsboro Schools Foundation
Friendly House
Home Life Inc.
Friends of the Crook County Library
Hospice of Redmond – Sisters
Friends of Deepwood
Hoyt Arboretum Friends Foundation
Friends of Haystack Rock
Humane Society of the Willamette Valley
Friends of Hendricks Park
Hunger Prevention Coalition
Hermiston Public Library
Friends of Sandy Library
Friends of the Sisters Library
Friends of Tryon Creek State Park
Gales Creek Camp Foundation
Girl Scouts of Oregon and SW
Washington
Grande Ronde Hospital Foundation
$70,000
to the Oregon
Humane Society
Grande Ronde Hospital Inc
Greater Bend Rotary Club Foundation
Greenhill Humane Society
Gresham-Barlow Education Foundation
Guide Dogs for the Blind
Impact NW
Independent Living Resources
Integral Youth Services
41
Ione Education Foundation
J Bar J Youth Services
Jackson County Library Foundation
Jefferson County Library Association
Job Growers Incorporated
John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts
JPR Foundation
Linn Benton Community College
Foundation
Monmouth-Independence Community
Foundation
Oregon Garden Foundation
Linn County Child Victim Assessment
Center Inc.
Mount Pisgah Arboretum
Oregon Historical Society
Linn County Historical Museum Trust
Multnomah Athletic Foundation
Literary Arts Inc.
Music on the Halfshell Inc.
Living Opportunities Inc.
My Sisters' Place
National Park Service Crater Lake
National Park
Juliette's House
Junior Achievement of Oregon and SW
Washington
Junior League of Portland
KBOO Foundation
Klamath Basin Audubon Society
Klamath County Library Foundation
Klamath Falls Gospel Mission
Klamath Hospice Inc.
Klamath Ice Sports Inc.
La Clinica del Valle Family Health Care
Center
La Grande Community Library
Foundation
Lake County Oregon Museum
Endowment Fund
1,640
students took food home
to their families through the
Friday Family Food program
of the Yamhill Community
Action Partnership
Looking Glass Youth & Family Services
Oregon Minority Lawyers Association
Oregon Research Institute
Oregon Science Fiction Convention Inc.
Newport Symphony Orchestra
Oregon Science Teachers Association
Northwest Center for Alternatives to
Pesticides
Oregon Student Access Commission
Northwest Youth Corps
OASIS Institute
Open Adoption & Family Services
Oregon Symphony Association
Oregon Symphony Association – Salem
Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation
Order of the Antelope Foundation
Majestic Theatre Management Inc.
Oregon Animal Health Foundation
Marion-Polk Food Share Inc.
Marshfield High School
Lake Oswego Public Library
Mary's Woods at Marylhurst Inc.
Oregon Coast Council for the Arts
Lake Oswego School District Foundation
McKenzie River Trust
Oregon Coast Music Association
Lane Senior Support Coalition
Meals on Wheels People
Oregon College of Art and Craft
Leach Botanical Garden
Mediation Works
Oregon Country Fair
League of Women Voters Education
Fund
Metropolitan Family Service
League of Women Voters of Oregon
Education Fund
Mingus Park Pool Management
Oregon Military Museum Foundation
Newport Public Library Foundation
Lake Oswego Adult Community Center
Lincoln High School Alumni Association
Oregon Korea Foundation
Newport Boosters Club
Oregon Agricultural Education
Foundation
Monday Musical Club of Portland,
Oregon
Oregon Humanities
Oregon Natural Desert Association
Lovejoy Hospice Inc.
Mid-Willamette Family YMCA
Oregon Humane Society
New Directions Northwest Inc
Oregon Coast Community College
Foundation
Lesta Hoel Memorial Trust Fund
42
Mt. Angel Community Foundation
Oregon Head Start Association
Oregon Disaster Medical Team
Oregon Education Association
Foundation
Oswego Heritage Council
Pacific Northwest College of Art
Oregon Entrepreneurs Network
Pacific Northwest Truck Museum
Oregon Food Bank
Parenting Now! – Birth to Three
Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung
Partners in Care Inc.
Pearl Buck Center Incorporated
Pendleton Foundation Trust
Pentacle Theatre
Philomath Youth Activities Club
Pioneer Courthouse Square
Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette
Planned Parenthood Southwestern
Oregon
Port Orford Public Library Foundation
Portland Art Museum
Portland Chamber Orchestra Association
Portland Civic Theatre Guild
Portland Mountain Rescue
Portland Opera Association
Portland Parks Foundation
Portland Symphonic Choir
Powers Community Scholarship Fund
Ragland Rife Foundation
Raphael House of Portland
Relief Nursery
Rogue Valley Genealogical Society
Rogue Valley Symphony Association
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
Central Oregon Inc.
Rotary Club of Central Point Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Rotary Foundation of Klamath County
Rural Development Initiatives Inc.
SafeHaven Humane Society
Salem's Riverfront Carousel Inc.
Saving Grace
Scio Girls & Boys Club
ShelterCare Foundation
Sherman County Historical Society
Sigma Xi Columbia-Willamette Chapter
Silverton Health Foundation
Silverton Rotary Foundation
Sisters GRO
Sisters Kiwanis Community Service
Foundation
SMART
SnowCap Community Charities
Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Rogue
Valley District Council
SOLV (dba SOLVE)
Soroptimist International of La Grande
Foundation
South Morrow County Scholarship Trust
South Tillamook County Library Club
Springfield Education Foundation
Springfield Rotary Scholarship Fund
St. Andrew Nativity School
St. Charles Foundation Inc.
St. Mary's Episcopal Church (Eugene)
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Stayton Public Library Foundation
Structural Engineers Association of
Oregon Scholarship Foundation
Sunriver Music Festival
Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory
Sunset Empire Park & Recreation
District Foundation
Sunshine Division
Sweet Home Community Foundation
Tamastslikt Cultural Institute
Terwilliger Plaza Foundation Inc.
Tillamook Bay Community College
Foundation
Transition Projects
Trillium Family Services
Trinity Episcopal Church Foundation of
Bend
Trinity United Methodist Church
FIVE
regional startups
supported through
JeffersonU training
program for
entrepreneurs
Troutdale Historical Society
Umpqua Valley Arts Association
United Community Action Network
United Way of Deschutes County
United Way of Jackson County
United Way of Lane County
United Way of Linn County
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette
Urban League of Portland
Valley Art Association
Vermont Hills United Methodist Church
Vintage Trolley Inc.
Virginia Garcia Memorial Foundation
Wallowa Band Nez Perce Trail
Interpretive Center
Wallowa School Foundation Inc.
Wallowa Senior Center Advisory Group
West Cascade Peace Corps Association
Western Environmental Law Center
Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and
Education Center
Wildlife Safari
Wilsonville Public Library Foundation
World Forestry Center
YMCA of Columbia-Willamette
Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon
YWCA of Greater Portland
Zonta Service Foundation of Corvallis
Endowment
43
FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS
Cottage Theatre Endowment Subfund
Community 101 Administrative Fund
let donors choose a particular area
of need, and the Foundation selects
specific organizations to fund.
Eugene Visual Arts Endowment
Community 101 Fund
Fentress Endowment
Nils and Jewel Hult Endowment
Edwin E. and June E. Cone Fund*
(Eugene)
Maxine Horton Rowan/Hult Center
for the Performing Arts Subfund
Edwin E. Cone Neighborhood Park Fund
Cooley Family Fund for Critical Research
Eugene Bennett Art Acquisition Fund
Martha Baker Russell Subfund
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
Pooled Fund
Corr Family Education Fund (Seniors,
Veterans in Malheur County)
Special Projects Subfund
New Funds IN 2012
Fred W. Fields Fund (Arts and Education)
The Glenn Gregg Private Property
Justice Fund* (Private Property Rights)
Bertha Harrison Children's Fund
Michael D. Horowitz Fund (Poor, Needy,
Homeless in Eugene and Springfield)
Cheryl Jackson Fund for Hospice
Helen E. Lorenz Bend Fire Department
Fund*
Helen E. Lorenz Bend Police Department
Fund*
Jim and Dianna Murphy Fund* (Vocation
Career Programs)
The Providence Health Plan – Kaiser
Permanente Behavioral Health Fund*
Existing Funds
Vivian S. Abbott Fund (Homeless and
Needy)
Advancement Network Fund*
Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene
Fund (Arts Community in Oregon)
Arts Foundation of Western Oregon Fund*
Mildred Baker Endowment for the Arts
Bishop Subfund
44
Silva Endowment
Van Evera and Janet M. Bailey Fund*
(1/2 Field of Interest for the Art and
Science of Architecture)
Mark and Patricia Baker Family Fund*
(Catholic Education, Needy Residing in
Marion County)
Juliette D. and Paul A. Barber Fund*
(Youth, Yamhill County)
Critical Decision Institute Fund*
Emil W. and Lois E. Brammert Fund
(Handicapped)
Brine-Sansregret Family Fund
(Disadvantaged Children and
Youth, Literacy and Educational
Opportunities)
Bonnie Bronson Art Collection Fund*
Bonnie Bronson Fund* (Women in Art)
Cycle Oregon Fund*
Jack R. and Mary B. Dant Special
Disability Fund
Louie J. and Margaret H. DeSantis Fund*
(Silverton)
Howard and Edna Dietrich Children's
Fund*
Frank and Grace Bascom Fund
(Southern Oregon)
Building CASA Fund*
Ella Munro Burdin Fund (Needy Blind)
Palma A. Domenico Fund
(Disadvantaged Children, Catholic
Charities)
The Gene Beach Fund (Children and
Families, Migrant Families, Disabled
and Seniors)
Martha Cake Fund (Poor and Homeless)
Domestic Violence Prevention Fund II*
Walter D. Calvert Fund (Arts Education
and Display)
Douglas Community Fund*
Pietro and Marjorie B. Belluschi Fund
(Underprivileged Youth and Homeless)
Central Oregon Regional Action Initiative
Challenge Fund*
Better Nursing Home Care Fund*
Chaillé Family Fund (Optimal
Development of Children)
Jerome S. and Barbara Bischoff Fund
(Libraries, Statewide Charities)
Blitz-Weinhard Fund (Oregon Independent
Colleges, Visual and Performing Arts)
Boomers and Babies Project Fund
Phil and Jo Chase Fund (Preservation of
Natural Resources and Conservation)
Children's Resource Fund*
(Disadvantaged Children)
Stuart and Leah Durkheimer Fund
(Childhood and Early Adolescent
Development)
Early Childhood Network Fund
Eugene Federal Courthouse Education
Fund*
The Eugene Veterans Memorial Park
Fund*
Evergreen Hill Education Fund*
Barbara Bowerman Fund* (Educational,
Environmental and Conflict Resolution
Programs)
Citizens for the Memorial of Tom McCall
Fund*
Clatsop County Endowment Fund
Thomas P. Fink and Marilyn K. Fink
Family Fund* (Children and Young
Adults)
Jon Bowerman Advisory Fund*
(Education, Statewide)
Robertson E. Collins Fund* (Historical
Preservation, Jacksonville, Oregon)
Mary E. and Carl W. Finstrom Fund
(Jackson County, Home Health Care)
The Fischer Fund (Parochial School
Tuition Aid)
David S. Foster Memorial Fund
(Philanthropy in Curry County)
Velma Charlene Foster Cancer Research
Fund
Butch and Richard Fraley Charitable
Fund (Advancement of the Arts and
Health Sciences)
Friends of Curry County Home Health
and Hospice Endowment Fund
Friends of the Oregon Caves Chateau
Fund*
Clifford J. Fritz Fund (Research and
Treatment of Cancer and Vision
Improvements)
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D i s t r i ct s
supported
Margaret A. Fritz Fund (Research and
Treatment of Cancer and Vision
Improvements)
Carole Gaffey Fund* (Child Abuse
Prevention)
John R. Gatewood and Mary Z.
Gatewood Fund (Cultural Enrichment
and Community Education)
Jane and Howard Glazer Fund* (Peace,
Domestic Violence, Environmental
Protection and Education)
Gold Beach Community Fund*
Douglas and JoAnn Gordenier Family
Fund* (Marion and Jackson Counties)
Grant County Family Heritage Fund*
Betty Gray Early Childhood Fund
Betty Gray Endowment – Early Childhood
Development Fund
Eunice Gray Fund* (Jackson County)
John and Betty Gray Geography Fund
The Greater Portland/Vancouver
Connector Project Fund
Gene and Charlotte Hale Animal Care
Fund* (Baker County
Bertha L. Harris Fund (Services to
Children))
Harris Fund for Children
Gladys S. Hawkins Fund (Education and
Development of Young Persons)
Amabel E. Hayward Fund
(Disadvantaged)
Health Care Careers Fund
Jane Higdon Memorial Fund*
(Empowering Young Women, Bicycling
and Pedestrian Safety in Lane County)
Jane Higdon Memorial Fund for Bicycle
Safety* (Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety
in Lane County)
F.J. Hodecker Family Fund* (Deschutes,
Crook and Jefferson Counties)
Elizabeth S. Holden Fund* (Lane County)
Homeless Fund*
Mary E. Horstkotte Fund (Higher
Education, Environmental
Conservation, Catholic Charities,
Emotionally Disturbed Children)
Nancy Horstkotte Memorial Fund*
(Emotionally Disturbed Children)
Mildred F. Hoskins Fund (Children)
William H. Hunt Fund for the Homeless,
Hungry and Poor
Invest Oregon Fund
Marianne Steflick Irish Fund*
(Environmental Causes and Animal
Welfare)
Evelyn L. Jones Fund (Blind, Indigent and
Needy)
Charles Jordan Neighborhood Livability
Fund*
Josephine County Foundation Fund*
Bob and Phyllis Mace Watchable Wildlife
Fund* (Fish and Wildlife Habitat,
Wildlife Observation in Jackson County)
Madison-Waldo Arts Fund* (The Arts)
Malone Family Fund (Disadvantaged,
Health Care and Visual Arts)
Martha Staley Marks Fund (The
Environment, Cultural Opportunities
and Progressive Social Change)
Roy and Diane Marvin Fund (Youth,
Performing Arts)
Mayor's Ball Fund* (Portland)
Kelley-Zagunis Crew Advancement Fund*
(OSU Crew Program and Scholarships)
Thomas A. Kerns, M.D. Endowment
Fund* (Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation)
Sam and Roberta Konnie Fund* (Needy,
Western Lane County)
James C. and Carol A. Kyle Fund*
(Douglas County)
Lake County Community Foundation
Endowment Fund
George and Helen Largey Fund (Needy
Children and Elderly in the Portland
Metro Area)
Latino Partnership Program Fund*
Brian Lauer Lectureship Fund* (Pediatric
Education)
Dorothea M. Lensch Fund (Music and
Dance in the Pacific Northwest)
LIFE Center Fund* (Inner-City Needy)
Lilja Family Fund* (Southern Douglas
County)
George W. Lippincott Charitable Fund
(Youth, Crook County)
McAllister Education Fund of the PNW
Sales & Marketing Group* (Youth
Education Projects)
Jim McBroom and John H. Weston Fine
Arts Fund
Glen and Jean McKenzie Fund (Eastern
Oregon)
Medical Eye Center – Klinghammer
Memorial Fund (Eye Care and Glasses)
Menasha Legacy Fund* (Youth Programs
in Coos, Curry and Lewis Counties)
Miller Arts and Education Fund
Edith Henningsgaard Miller Fund for the
Benefit of Astoria*
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Verl and Dorothy Miller Parent Fund
(Native Americans, Yamhill County
Historical Society)
Gainor Minott Fund (Environmental
Projects, North Coast Region)
Louise K. Mittet and Albert J. Mittet Fund
(Handicapped in the City of Astoria)
Michael and Jo Ann Mooser Fund*
(Ethnic Minorities Residing in
Willamette Valley Portions of Linn,
Benton and Lane Counties)
Walt and Peggy Morey Fund* (Children's
Writers and Youth Literature)
Murakami Family Fund* (Malheur County)
Roscoe Nelson Jr. Fund for Pro Bono
Law Services to the Poor* (Legal
Services for the Needy)
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Newell Creek Canyon Restoration Fund*
Medical Eye Center – Klinghammer
Memorial Fund
Nike Employee Grant Fund*
North Rim Deschutes River Fund*
(Deschutes River Basin)
Northeast Oregon Heritage Fund*
Northeast Portland Community
Development Subfund
Northwest Neighborhoods Parks
& Recreation Fund* (Recreation,
Northwest Portland)
Laureen and Rudi Nussbaum
Environmental Contamination and
Human Health Fund*
Evelyn Nye Cultural and Scholarship
Fund (Supports Classical, SemiClassical and Secular Music)
Nye Family Fund (Handicapped)
Evelyn Nye Undesignated Fund (Jackson
or Josephine County)
OCF RAI Fund*
Olsrud Family Fund* (Douglas,
Josephine, Jackson and Klamath
Counties)
One Step Closer Fund (Running to
Benefit the Homeless)
Oral Health Funders Collaborative Fund*
(Oral Health Projects in Oregon and
SW Washington)
Oregon Children's Foundation Fund*
(Oregon's Children)
Oregon Consular Corps Scholarship Fund*
Oregon Cultural Trust Fund*
Oregon Disaster Relief Fund
Oregon Education Endowment Fund
Oregon Historic Trails Fund* (Projects
Related to Oregon's Historic Trails)
Oregon Natural Resources Education
Fund* (Forestry Education)
Oregon Parenting Education
Collaborative Fund
Oregon Parks Foundation Fund*
Ormseth Family Fund* (Children)
OSU Men's Rowing Fund*
OSU Women's Rowing Fund*
Park Blocks Fund*
Al and Hilda Peirce Charitable Fund*
(Coos County)
Florence V.J. Pennebaker Fund
(Education of Underprivileged Children
Metro Area)
Penstemon Fund* (Land Restoration,
Clean Energy and Air Pollution
Reduction)
Students
participated in
after school
activities
11,000
times through
the Eastern Oregon
Regional Action Initiative
Arthur Perry Memorial Fund (Youth,
Medford, Oregon)
Dr. Wayne M. Pidgeon Fund (Defrays
Costs of Medication for Needy
Psychiatric Patients)
Pine Valley Fair Association Fund*
The Domenico and Giovanna Pontrelli
Endowment Fund*
Portland Center for the Performing Arts
Foundation Maintenance Fund*
Portland Community Foundation Fund
(City of Portland)
Portland Oregon Sports Authority
Foundation Fund*
PPI Fund
Prevention & Wellness Health
Demonstration Project Fund
Providence Health Plan Community
Benefits Fund*
Lester and Sarah Louise Raw Seaside
Youth Fund
Ready to Learn Pooled Fund*
The Regence Fund*
Ruth Eva Renfroe Fund (Social Service
Projects)
Riverfront Park Campaign Fund
George A. Russill Community Fund*
(Volunteer Award)
Salty Dog Fund* (Stewardship of
Netarts Marine Environment Through
Experiential Education)
William and Florence Schneider Fund
(Underprivileged in Jackson County)
Mildred and Morris Schnitzer Charitable
Fund*
Velma Scholl Fund (Oregon's Small
Towns)
Seed Fund* (Assist Donors in Creating
New Charitable Funds)
Ben Serafin Fund* (Douglas County)
John Serbu Fund* (Youth, Drug
Interdiction, Lane County)
John Serbu Youth Campus Fund*
Shelk Fund* (Central Oregon)
Dorothy F. Sherman Music Education
Fund for Children* (Promotes Music
Among Children)
Cecil Shumway Fund* (Homeless Men,
Portland)
Donald R. Singer Renaissance Music
Performance Fund
Skyrman Techno Fund
Milton Smith Fund (Poor, Youth and
Homeless)
William Swindells Sr. Memorial Fund
(Youth, Education, Health)
The Oregon Fund
T J Education Fund*
makes grants to support community
needs throughout the state through
gifts or bequests of any amount.
Tami (Wiedensmith) Fund for Lyme
Disease Research*
Peter J. and Wilma Tashnovian Fund
(For Oregon, With the Exception of the
Metro Area)
E.J. and Ursula Badger Fund
Mia Birk Fund
Cogdall Family Fund
Dorris Coombs Thomas Advised Fund*
(Deschutes County, Oregon)
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attended Audubon
summer camps
Nancy Morse Torp Fund (Educational
Opportunities for Women With
Children)
South Benton Community Enhancement
Fund*
South Coast Ready to Smile Fund*
Hugh G. Starkweather Fund (Elderly,
Clackamas County)
Stensland Cultural Fund*
Kenneth D. Stovall Memorial Fund*
(Youth, Central Oregon)
Street of Eames Fund* (Homeless
Children)
Daryl L. and Patricia L. Swenson
Fund (Public Educational Broadcast
Communications or Theater Arts)
Irene Gerlinger Swindells Fund (Visual
and Performing Arts)
Anonymous Fund #40
Nellie Tholen Fund* (Programs for
Improvement of Piano Teaching)
Thorndike Family Rogue Valley Fund*
Latino children
Step-Up Funds:
Tigard Area Community Fund*
Tillamook Forest Interpretive Center
Fund
Beverly A. Treneman Fund* (Youth,
Yamhill County)
Frank L. TouVelle Trust Fund*
(Scholarships and Programs to Assist
Needy Boys in Jackson County)
Brittany Dunn Fund
Whipple Foundation Fund* (Douglas
County, Education)
John S. and Frances W. Winslow Fund
(Substance Abuse and At-Risk and
Disadvantaged Children in Jackson and
Josephine Counties)
Evergreen Fund
Patricia Ferguson-Steger and Paul
Steger Family Fund
Eva and Gabriel Ganje Family Fund
His Hands Reaching Fund
Henry Itkin Fund
Doris J. Wipper Fund* (Children)
Elizabeth Kirk-Fulton Fund
Lauren and Dena Young Family Fund*
(Douglas County)
Tony and Janice Marquis Fund
Youth Suicide Prevention Fund in
Memory of Jason Daniel Sweeney*
Dr. John Wm. and Betty Long Unruh
Fund* (Visual and Performing Arts)
Sidney and Lillian Zetosch Fund
(Handicapped Education)
Russell Walbridge Fund (Disadvantaged
Children)
* Denotes an Advised Fund
Marshik Family Fund
Olson Family Fund
Ozbeam Fund
Roberta Memorial Fund
Dave Sheldon Memorial Fund
Single Step Fund
Wilson W. Smith III Fund
Reed and Carolee Walker Fund*
(Jackson County, Poor and Needy)
John R. and Susan B. Turner Family Fund
Fred Waltz Trust Fund (Children)
Chuck Womer Fund for Rogue
Community College Scholarships
Wells Family Fund (Early Childhood
Literacy, Education and Development)
Laurie Weiss Step-Up Fund
E. Henry Wemme Fund (Care of
Unfortunate Girls)
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Contributions of $1,000 or
more have been made by or
in memory of the following
Roger Ahlbrandt
Raymond M. Alexander
Lacey Smith Allen
Lawrence Baron
Roger Breezley
Fitzhugh Brewer
Kris “Skittlez” Butler
Harold Chaillé
Nancy Chaillé
William J. Collins
Don and Zola Dunbar
Abraham Feitelson
John Ferris
Garry Fritz
Maurice O. Georges
Frederick C. Goeth
Patricia S. Guild
Harley Thomas Hannan
Heathman Hotel
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Dick Hensley
Charles and Betty Howe
Mick and Judy Humphries
Samuel S. Johnson
Evelyn L. Jones
Ogden and Marjorie Kellogg
Grace Knopp
Hilda Lenske
Caroline Lobitz
Ann and Ned Look
Edward W. “Ned” Look Memorial
Jonathan Maroney and Amy Wilson
Sir James McDonald
Jean W. McHugh
MDU Resources Foundation
Grace V. Merrill
Allan M. Metcalf Revocable Living Trust
Anne K. Millis
Dean Papé
Anita M. and Taylor Pipes
C.E. and Dorthea J. Rawlinson
Vera Schultz
Stuart Shelk
Simple Actions Family Foundation
Ella Skinner Memorial
Vera L. Smith
Richard M. Stanton
John J. and Anna L. Stephens
Bruce Stevenson
Dr. John L. Stevenson
Thomas B. Stoel
William Swindells Sr.
Melody Teppola
William and Angela Thorndike Jr.
Jack and Grace Walker
Jack Warren
Rob Warren
William S. “Tiger” Warren
Peter and Aira Williams
s
s
s
$244,000
in endowed
scholarships
for post-9/11
veterans
Other Contributions in 2012
Anonymous
Michael and Pamela Forrester (in
Memory of John McGowan)
Robert Hamm
Katherine Iverson
McCoy Stair and Millwork Company
Charitable Fund
Margot and Lionel Miller
Lynn Mutrie
Wendy Newman (in Memory of John
McGowan)
Bruce Rose
Eric Schneider (in Honor of the
Schneider-Ridley Clan)
Gene and Dorothy Schoder
Zane Smith
The Oregon
Scholarship Fund
awards scholarships statewide to
Oregon students attending Oregon
colleges through gifts and bequests
of any amount.
Step-Up Funds
Baker Professional Women’s Initiative
Scholarship Fund
Cotting Memorial Scholarship Fund
James M. Johnson Sr. Memorial
Educational Fund
Thomas and Geraldine Morelli
Scholarship Fund
Reggie Sullivan Memorial Scholarship
Fund – BE
Contributions of $1,000
or more
Jeff and Debbie Andrews
Harold and Muriel Outten Brockman
Elizabeth Campbell Trust
Craig L. Clark Trust
Bob and Ann Dannenhoffer
Judith Folliard Duncan
John and Norma Lienkaemper
Helen Ligouri
David Massee
A. Ted and Doris E. Nelson Fund
Dr. Franz and Kathryn Stenzel Fund
The Summerville Fund
William and Angela Thorndike Jr.
Russell Wallbridge Fund
Janet Webster
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
allow the donor to establish the
scholarship criteria while the
Foundation provides outreach,
selects students and monitors
student performance.
New Funds in 2012
Ashland High School – Madge F. and
Ernest H. Bearss Scholarship Subfund
Benson Polytechnic High School Alumni
Scholarship Fund
Phyllis Cary Chessman Merit Scholarship
in the Arts Fund
Coast Fork Scholarship Fund
Coffman Scholarship Fund
Commerce Cleveland High School Alumni
Association Scholarship Fund
Bertha Harrison Scholarship Fund
Hokulani Oregon Fund
Mary Duby Honderich Scholarship Fund
Medford Rogue Rotary – Dr. Dan Vaziri
Scholarship Subfund
Medford Rogue Rotary – Wallace G.
Iverson Promise Scholarship Subfund
Jim and Dianna Murphy Scholarship Fund
Erik Nielsen Scholarship Fund
Oregon College Savings Plan Education
Celebration Scholarship Fund
OSAC – Roseburg High School Class of
1957 Scholarship Fund
OSAC– Theodore and Dorothy Schultz
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ousley Scholarship Fund – Klamath
County
Ramsdell-Clifton-Kerns-Johnson Music
Scholarship Fund
Roberts Scholarship Fund
Springfield School District Architectural
Studies Scholarship Fund
John and Lois Stilwell Scholarship Fund
Reggie Sullivan Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Existing Funds
Albina Fuel Company Scholarship Fund
Allcott/Hunt Share It Now II Scholarship
Fund, Honoring Emory S. and Elizabeth
Burkett Hunt
William Brent Anderson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Ruth Arbuckle Trophy Scholarship Fund
Ashland High School Scholarship Fund
Connor Ausland Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Bandon Community Scholarship Fund
Clinton and Mary Anne Basey Scholarship
Fund
Robert Harold Belknap Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Bend Branch of AAUW Charles and Helen
Weil Memorial Scholarship Fund
Eugene Bennett Scholarship Fund for the
Visual Arts
Ronald and Karel Bennett Scholarship
Fund
Simon Benson Fund
Tyler R. Black Humanitarian Scholarship
Fund
E.J. and Wythel Blokland Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Leona Blum and Howard Schmadeke
Scholarship Fund
20.3%
of OCF scholarship dollars
were awarded to community
college students
Royden M. Bodley Scholarship Fund
Helen Bolton Memorial Scholarship Fund
Deborah Fehnel Bosworth Scholarship
Fund
E.H. and M.E. Bowerman Scholarship
Fund
Crowley Family Scholarship Fund
Buerkle Scholarship Fund
T.T. Davis Fund
Max W. Burns Memorial Scholarship Fund
of White City
John Conrad Diehl and Madeline Knutsen
Hebbard Memorial Scholarship Fund
Burrill Family Scholarship Fund
Glen and Rickie Dines Art Scholarship
Fund
Candace Callan Scholarship Fund
Campagna Family Scholarship Fund
Dorothy S. Campbell Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Clarke H. Carnes and Joe Ann Carnes
Gregory A. Chaillé Public Service
Scholarship Fund
Harry S. Chandler Scholarship Fund
Children of Insitu Scholarship Program
Clark-Phelps Scholarship Fund
Concordia University SEI Scholarship
Fund
Conescu-Doolin Music Education
Scholarship Fund
David Family Scholarship Fund
Doerfler Newport High Scholarship Fund
James R. Drury and Mary Jane Drury
Fund
Kevin Duckworth Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Don and Zola Dunbar Scholarship Fund
Randall Edwards Oregon 529 Scholarship
Fund
Luther Ellison Scholarship Fund
Michael S. Ensign Scholarship Fund
Rollin and James Evans Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Neil Faber Memorial Scholarship Fund
Esther Fawk Fund
Gladys and Forrest Cooper Scholarship
Fund
Earl and Jane Ferguson Scholarship Fund
Corr Family Education Fund
Dr. I. Howard and Victoria Fine
Scholarship Fund
Angelina and Pete Costanzo Vocational
Scholarship Fund
George Ferrell Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dorothy Flegel Scholarship Fund
Jeanette M. Crawley Scholarship Fund
Robert D. Forster Scholarship Fund
Crook County Foundation Scholarship
Fund
Keith Foster Engineering Scholarship
Fund
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forty-nine
scholarships
to nat ive
americans
Rueben and June Holm Scholarship Fund
Holman Family Molalla High School
Alumni Scholarship Fund
Audrey Shelley Morris Scholarship Fund
Howard-Bullen Family Scholarship Fund
Mervin and Gena Leonard Scholarship
Fund
Glenn and Flaurence Nesseth Scholarship
Fund
Hughes Family Fund
Olga Samuelson Freeman Scholarship
Fund
Margaret E. Hull Scholarship Fund
Gear Up Scholarship Fund II
Geiser-Pollman Scholarship Fund
Isabel and Mary Ellen Gill Scholarship Fund
Erminio and Irene Giustina Scholarship
Fund
Zelma Gordon Scholarship Fund
Grant High School Alumni Scholarship
Fund
Edward R. Hall Scholarship Fund
Maurice and Gladys Hallmark Scholarship
Fund
Earl Hardie Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dorothy Heagy Scholarship Fund
Larry and Penelope Hull Scholarship Fund
Jackson Foundation Journalism
Scholarship Fund
Jefferson Alumni Scholarship Fund
Drew Jensen Memorial Fund
Jim Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund
Fred and Mabel Johnson Scholarship
Fund
E.T.D. Jones Scholarship Fund
Dawn Lee Jordan Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Kaech Scholarship Fund
Paul Kergel Scholarship Fund
Officer Chris Kilcullen Memorial
Scholarship Fund
King City Lions Club – Henry J. Marchion
Scholarship Fund
Rube and Minah Leslie Educational Fund
Lincoln High School Fund
Marion A. Lindeman Scholarship Fund
George W. Lippincott Scholarship Fund
Nathan Family Scholarship Fund
NLN Ella McKinney Scholarship Fund
Tom Norton Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Lowell High School Scholarship Fund
Milton and Martha Olshen Scholarship
Fund
Harry Ludwig Scholarship Fund
The Olsrud 4-H and FFA Scholarship Fund
Larry and Barbara Lund Scholarship Fund
Olsrud Scholarship Fund
Chester and Helen Luther Scholarship
Fund
Oregon Student Assistance Commission
Fund
Madison Charitable Fund
Alpha Kappa Kappa Subfund
Bill Magness Bandon Scholarship Fund
Amity Scholars Program Subfund
Bill Magness Pacific Scholarship Fund
Scott Blecha Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Mildred I. Martignone Nurse Scholarship
Fund
David L. Massee Education Fund
John Paul Brown Scholarship Subfund
Burns Lions Club Scholarship Fund
Leora Frances Brunk McDaniel Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Anna and Dwight Gunther Scholarship
Subfund
William J. McHolick, M.D., Scholarship
Fund
Jeff Hull/Doug Johnson Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
McLeod Family Scholarship Fund
The Kirchhoff Family Fine Arts
Scholarship Fund
Medford Rogue Rotary Scholarship Fund
Arlie Oster Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Mesirow Family Scholarship Fund
Poteet Scholarship Subfund
Susan C. Hill Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kiwanis Club of Coos Bay Scholarship
Fund
James Carlson Memorial Scholarship
Program Subfund
Howard and Edyth M. Hoedle Scholarship
Fund
Klinger Fund
Ernest Alan and Barbara Park Meyer
Scholarship Fund
Konnie Memorial Scholarship Fund
L. Verl and Dorothy Miller Scholarship
Fund
Chi Omega Subfund
Holden Scholarship Fund
Herbert M. Kuempel Fund
Louise Minty Fund
Jim and Delores Hendrickson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Barry and Marilyn Hendrix Scholarship
Fund
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Joseph and Helen Morgan Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Robert B. Lee and Gladys E. Lee
Toni Berke Foster Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Gear Up Scholarship Fund
Langmas Family Scholarship Fund
Jim and Donna Moore Scholarship Fund
Darlene Hooley Scholarship for Oregon
Veterans Fund
Susan and James Huff Scholarship Fund
Friends of Bill Rutherford Education Fund
Willett and Margarite Marshall Lake
Scholarship Fund
Brian Clayton Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Peter Connacher Memorial Trust
Subfund
Insurance Professionals of Portland
Legacy Scholarship Subfund
Oregon Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship
Subfund
Peggy Peterson Scholarship Fund
Corvallis High School Class of 1954
Scholarship Subfund
Glenn Jackson Scholars Program
Subfund
Oregon Wine Brotherhood Scholarship
Fund
Richard John Cowan Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
Nettie Hanselman Jaynes Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
Ida Berniece Oswald Subfund
Jane Kerr Platt Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Harland Cravat/Gray Johnson
Scholarship Subfund
Jefferson High School Subfund
Pacific High School Alumni Scholarship
Subfund
Dart Student Assistance Subfund
Anna F. Jones Educational Foundation
Subfund
Professional Land Surveyors of Oregon
Scholarship Subfund
Carolyn Davies Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Ray Kageler Scholarship Subfund
Kelly-Ebell Scholarship Subfund
Roseburg High School Class of 1949
Scholarship Fund
Davison FFA Scholarship Subfund
Arlene E. and Arthur LaMasters
Scholarship Subfund
Casey Diemert Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Doane Education Trust Subfund
Mary Mahoney Egan Scholarship
Subfund
Roger W. Emmons Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
Entercom Portland Radio Scholarship
Subfund
John Stanley Fisk Scholarship Subfund
Laurence R. Foster Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
Benjamin Franklin/Edith Green
Scholarship Subfund
Georgia Harris Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Sylvia Henry Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Alan B. Holmes Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
John P. Hounsell Scholarship Subfund
Huffstutter Family Scholarship Subfund
J.M. Lee Subfund
Harold I. Lewis Scholarship Subfund
Beverly Lloyd Scholarship Subfund
Laurie Malcom Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Maryan L. McElligott Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
Brian T. Meehan Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
The Mellema Scholarship for Sheridan
H.S. Seniors Subfund
Monroe Tree Farm Scholarship Fund
Michael Mooser Scholarship Subfund
Jeanette E. Mowery Scholarship
Subfund
Mathew Mullmann Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
Northwest Automatic Vending
Association Scholarship Subfund
Olex High School Scholarship Subfund
Kimberly Olson Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Roseburg High School Class of 1955
Scholarship Fund
Gayle and Harvey Rubin Scholarship
Subfund
Carol Rudy Scholarship Subfund
B.W. Sexton Memorial Subfund
Donna Shepherd Nursing Scholarship
Subfund
Phoenix Scholarship Fund
O.M. Plummer Scholarship Fund
Mike and Betty Pongracz Scholarship
Fund
Portland Police Association Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Portland Public School District 1J Fund
Agnes Beach Scholarship Subfund
Bonniwell Scholarship Subfund
Cascaden Scholarship Subfund
Willard F. Case Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Ross Dey Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Fletcher Memorial Scholarship Subfund
Doyle and Donna Shepherd Scholarship
Subfund
Jean Frost Scholarship Subfund
Harriet Simmons Scholarship Subfund
Dorothy E. Grant Foreign Language
Scholarship Subfund
J.W. Stuchell Scholarship Subfund
Daryl and Patricia Swenson Scholarship
Fund
Valsetz Scholarship Foundation Subfund
Edward Ward Subfund
Washington High School Scholarship
Foundation Subfund
Weathers Educational Trust Scholarship
Subfund
Women Helping Women Scholarship
Subfund
Charles Patrick Memorial Fund
P.E.O. Jean Fish Gibbons Scholarship Fund
Grant Class of '47 Scholarship Subfund
Dale A. Henderson Scholarship Subfund
Arthur James and Winifred E.M. James
Memorial Scholarship Subfund
Tom Jones Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Kevin MacMillan Scholarship Subfund
Leodis McDaniel Scholarship Subfund
Maxine and Inza McDowell Scholarship
Trust Subfund
Merriam Scholarship Subfund
Peggy Dickinson Miller Memorial
Scholarship Subfund
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Frances Morrison Scholarship Subfund
Harold Sawatzky Fund
James O'Gara Scholarship Subfund
William and Florence Schneider
Scholarship Fund
Carl Piacentini Memorial Scholarship
Subfund
Portland School Board Subfund
Schwenn Family Fund
Marsha K. Richards Scholarship Fund
Myra Rose Scholarship
Jeffrey Alan Scoggins Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Sauber & Mills Scholarship Subfund
Hall, Helen and John Seely Family Fund
Glenna Teeters Scholarship Subfund
Frank W. Settlemier Educational Fund
Thomas N. Torgler Scholarship Subfund
M. Gregg Smith Scholarship Fund
Gordon & Mary Van Alst Math
Achievement Award Subfund
Mabel Southworth Fund
Ryan Voth Scholarship Subfund
Ralph Prescott Woodbury Scholarship
Subfund
Caryll and Norman F. Sprague Family
Scholarship Fund
Sprague Family Scholarship Fund
St. Andrew's Society Scholarship Fund
Jean and Milo Puderbaugh Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Franz Stenzel M.D., and Kathryn Stenzel
Scholarship Fund
Don and Rosemary Pullin Family Fund
William P. Stevens Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Rae-Seitz Scholarship Fund
Lynn Roberts Ramsdell Music Teacher
Education Scholarship Fund
John Straus Scholarship Fund
Leland C. Ratcliff Fund
Leland C. and Erna N. Ratcliff Fund
Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Marjorie J. Reed "Best Friend" Award
Scholarship Fund
Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble
Scholarship Fund II
Reese Family Scholarship Fund
Juanita Brown Struble Scholarship Fund
Uno and Vera Richter Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Technical Training Fund
Alan Baron Tonkin Memorial Fund
Merritt and Aileen Truax Scholarship Fund
Erin L. Tureck Memorial Scholarship Fund
Jeff Turner Mike Sweeney Scholarship
Fund
Tina Turner Memorial Scholarship Fund
Paul and Alice Tustin Education Fund
Charles E. Roberts Jr. Scholarship Fund
A. Victor Rosenfeld Scholarship Fund
William D. and Ruth D. Roy Fund
Owen and Edna Sabin Scholarship Fund
Steve Sall – Aloha High School
Scholarship Fund
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Lawrence Scholl Family Scholarship Fund
Judy Straw Memorial Scholarship Fund
Tykeson Family Charitable Trust
Scholarship Fund
Umatilla County Cattlemen’s Association
Scholarship Fund
Umatilla Electric Cooperative Scholarship
Fund
Union County Cattlewomen’s Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Van Peursem Memorial Scholarship Fund
Vivian Vickers Memorial Scholarship Fund
Howard Vollum Scholarship Fund
Charles U. Walker Scholarship Fund
L. Mila Warn Endowment Fund
Watson Nursing Scholarship Fund
Mildred Wilcox Whipple Fund
Dr. James P. and Mary M. Whittemore
Fund
Why Not? Fund
Brooke Wilberger Scholarship Fund
David Wiley Memorial Fund
Duff Hull Wilkins Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Willamette Valley Fund for Science and
Health Training and Education, Founded
by June and Rueben Holm
Doris J. Wipper Scholarship Fund
Woodard Family Scholarship Fund
Helen and Robin Woodroofe Scholarship
Fund
Harold Alfred Wyatt Fund
Harold Alfred Wyatt Scholarship Fund
Harold Alfred Wyatt Scholarship Fund II
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architectural
Scholarship Fund
ADMINISTRATIVE
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
Administration – Operating
Fund
Raymond M. Alexander Memorial Fund
Grace W. Bascom Fund
John and Carol Hampton Administrative
Fund
TWO
OSU horticulture
students received
Jane Kerr Platt
scholarships
SUPPORTING
FOUNDATIONS
Robert J. and Leona DeArmond Public
Foundation*
Sid and Karen DeBoer Foundation*
Gray Family Foundation*
Peter W. Stott Foundation*
OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation*
Wieden Family Public Foundation*
* Advised
OCF Administrative
Fund
enables OCF to develop philanthropy
in every community in Oregon. The
following supporters contributed to
the Administrative Fund in 2012.
Guarantor $1,000+
Anonymous
Anonymous Fund #17
Ken and Joan Austin
Arthur E. Bailey
Dean L. Baker Fund
Patricia H. and John C. Beckman Fund
J & S Bishop Fund
Barbara Bowerman Fund
Jay Bowerman Family
Bob and Yvette Chandler Family
The Chiles Foundation
Michael and Katherine Coughlin
Crane Creek Family Fund
Anne and James F. Crumpacker
Cycle Oregon
Sid and Karen DeBoer Foundation
Cecil W. and Sally Anne Drinkward Fund
Don and Zola Dunbar
Kirby and Carl Dyess
Jane and Howard Glazer Fund
Gray Family Fund
Hampton Lumber Sales
Hennion Family Fund
Jeannette Hofer
Ronna and Eric Hoffman Fund
Sue and Mike Hollern
Huntting Family Fund
Mike Kalberer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Fund
Keller Foundation
Kerr Pacific Corporation
Jim and Judy Knapp
Kral Trust
Eric Lindauer
Lynn Loacker
Tim and Nancy Mabry
Malcolm MacDougall
Jim Mark
Melvin Mark Jr. Trust
Sally McCracken
Duane McDougall
Robert McMahon Fund
Tim and Jo Ann McQueary
Laura Meier
Lora and Jim Meyer
Sue and John Miller
Susan Miller
William Moffat and Joy Abele
Craig W. and Linda J. Moore Family Fund
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Sue Naumes
Jerry and Corrine Nothman Fund
OCF Founder’s Fund
Corrine Oishi
Susie Papé
Eric and Janet Parsons
Peregrine Sports LLC
Hope Hughes Pressman Fund
Random Lengths Publications
Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo
Schamp Family Fund
Doris Scharpf
Robert and Janice Schock Fund
Arima Schumann Fund
Bill and Trish Smith
Marty and Mary Lou Smith
Patricia Smith
Hal and Jeanyse Snow
So Hum Foundation
Cornelia and William Stevens
Douglas L. Stoudt Fund
George E. Swindells
William Swindells
Jeffrey and Janice Thede
Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund
Robert and Betsey Unger
Ward Family Fund
Janet Webster Fund
Gary and Eileen Wehrle Fund
Benjamin R. and Elaine M. Whiteley Fund
Carol and Tom Williams
Wright Land Co.
Thomas Wrightson Fund
Duncan Wyse
The Wyss Foundation
Benefactor $500+
Anonymous
Anonymous Fund #29
Selwyn Bingham
Brauti Family Fund
Ron and Wilda Bryant
John and Joan Casey
Gregory A. Chaillé
Comerford Didente Family Fund
Jim Curran
Sharon Douglas
Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake Fund
Ted and Diane Freres
Gerald and Olivia Froebe
Scott and Pamela Gibson Family Fund
Kit Gillem
Lester and Marylou Green
Harriet Hayes
Charles and Christie Hewitson Fund
John and Lari Hodecker Family Fund
Elizabeth Holden
Hult & Associates LLC
Robert H. and Cecelia Huntington Fund
Jayne and Doug Hurl
The Samuel S. Johnson Foundation
Peter Koehler
Kenneth and Colleen Lewis Fund
Joanne M. Lilley Trust
Susan McLaughlin
Edith H. Miller
Michael M. Moore
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Nathan Family Charitable Fund
Sheila Nolan and Bill De Jager
NW Natural Richard G. Reiten Leadership
Fund
Milo and Beverly Ormseth
Gayle and Carol Post Family Fund
Judith and Charles Poutasse
Margret Rigby
Barnes D. Rogers Family Fund
William and Nancy Rosenfeld Fund
Betsy Russell
David and Jane Schue
Donna Shepherd
Tagmyer Family Fund
Bob and Joan Taylor Family Fund
Thorndike Family Rogue Valley Fund
Kenneth and Marta Jo Thrasher
Diana and Matt Tomseth
Mrs. Moe M. Tonkon Fund
Kay Toran
David and Christine Vernier
Betsy Warrine
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Patron $250+
Anonymous
Frank and Dorothy Anderson
Appel Family Fund
Toni Arenz
Richard Atiyeh
Florence V. Barnhart Fund
Frank Bauman
Gilbert and Bobbie Beck
Mary C. Becker
Sara Behrman and Francis Rosica
George and Val Bell
Peter and Susan Belluschi
Max and Judith Maddox Bigby
Peter Bishop Fund
Congressman Earl Blumenauer and
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Phyllis G. Burns
Doris Carlsen
Karen and Bill Early Fund
Paul and Kathie Eckman
John and Jane Emrick
Larry and Jeanette Epping Family
Foundation
Linda Evans
Tom and Marilyn Fink
Mike and Pam Forrester
Gerry Frank
Robert D. Geddes
Verda Giustina
Don Gleason and Wendy Ware
Doug and JoAnn Gordenier
Michael E. Henningsen
Dale and Allen Hermann
Román Hernández
Don and Lynnette Houghton
Frederic Ing
James and Sara Ingle
Renee Irvin
Richard Jaffe
Anne Jaqua
Susheela Jayapal and Brad Miller
Jane R. Kendall Living Trust
Kerr/Labbe/Lowe Family Fund
Joseph and Betty Labadie
Leslie Labbe
Ross Laybourn
Marcia and Thomas Lee
Hon. Lorenzo Mejia and Cristina Sanz
Ruben Menashe
Charley and Lauri Miller
Carl Moseley
Tom and Chris Neilsen
John and Ginger Niemeyer
Michael and Gloria Olds
Larry and Linda Pearmine
John W. S. Platt
Gary and Linda Pope
Dr. Matthew Prophet
Si and Shirley Reedy
Pat Riley and John Scott
Paula Rini
David and Eleanor Sacks
Peter Sage and Debra Lee
Daniel P. Santos
Sandi and Doug Schmor
Peter and Susan Schneider
Sea-Sun General Partnership
Linda Shelk
Dick Solomon and Alyce Flitcraft
Joan and John Staunton
Julie Sterling
John Stott and Margaret Michel
Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble Fund
Todd and Lorri Taylor
Dale and Jo Ann Thomas
Jeanette and Kevin Thomas
Maureen Thomas and Jon Carnahan
Mike and Jill Thorne
Sam and Sara Tucker
Spike Wadsworth and Sherry Sheng
Charles and Karen Warren
Weiss Fund
David Westcott
Gordon Wright and Anne Moffett
Sponsor $100+
Darwin and Betty Allison
Cecelia and Tim Amuchastegui
Jeff Anderson and Joan Vallejo
Bain Insurance Agency
Ted and Marie Baker
John Bakkensen
Ted and Jean Barss
Karen J. Bassett
Walter W. Bauman
John Becic Family Trust
Mort Bishop and Mary Lang Bishop
Larry and Susan Black
Arlene J. Bolton
Sarah Bottoms
Tracy Bowerman
Ann Brewer
John and Debra Bridges
John and Kathleen Buchner
George and Ruth Burlingham
Susan Cain
Dick and Linda Carney
William Chambers
Mary Jean Chandler
Randall Choy and Kim Kono
Kathleen Cornett and Stephen Grove
Tom and Jan Cowling
John and Dr. Sharon Crowell
William V. Deatherage
Robert Decker
John Deeming
Mary Jane Dellenback
Stephen and Nancy Dudley
Bill and June Duhaime
Alan and Carol Eberlein
Paul F. Ehinger & Associates
Evergreen Charitable Trust
Bill and Theresa Farrens
Earl and Jane Ferguson
Sylvia Breed Gates
Ginger’s Kitchenware
Sylvia Giustina
Robert and Leslie Glasgow
Randell and Mary Jane Guyer
George and Nan Happ
Lynn and Jan Harris
Sally and Harold Heaton
Bonnie Henderson and Charles
Zennaché
Hendrick & Kellison LLC
Michael and Sue Henningsen
Frank H. Hilton
Mrs. Frederick Horstkotte
Thomas and Peggy Hoyt
11
eleven
reg ional
parenting
“hubs” supported
across O R E G O N
Martha Hurley
Harriet Isom
Joanne Jene
Elizabeth Joseph
Gary and Sue Kaufman
Ted and Debra Kaye
Earl and Denise Kellenbeck
Aase Kendall
Roy and Sheila Kimball
Gordon and Dodie King
Betty Klepper
Ken and Jeanette Knott
Patricia Lieuallen
Peter and Bonny Low
Bill and Mary Mainwaring
Peter McDonald
Caddy McKeown
Edward McNamara and Andrea Vargo
Arthur and Aileen McNett
Bob and Mary Ellen McNutt
Robert and Robin Mesher
Drs. Elliot and Marlene Morrison
David and Ann Munro
Christine and Rodney Nichols
Georgia Nowlin
Kandis Brewer Nunn
Sherman and Wanda Olsrud
Janice Orloff
Doug Philips
Jean and Jim Pinniger
Ginny and Jim Post
Mark and Alice Rampton
Mr. and Mrs. David Rianda
Campbell Richardson
Richard Robinson
Steve and Becky Roman
Rosemarie Rosenfeld
Janice Rutherford
Richard and Karen Scheeland
Robert and Marianne Schug
Penny and Peter Serrurier
Charles and Mary Sinclair
Lynn and Doris Sjolund
Boyce and Lori Smith
Dick and Harriet Smith
George and Molly Spencer
Marilyn Stevenson
Steven K. Stewart
Tom Stringfield
Glen and Melinda Sweeney
Jean Tate
Bob and Joan Taylor Family Designated
Fund
William and Angela Thorndike
Tom and Joan Triplett
Diane Tutch
Bill and Barbara Warner
Harriet M. Winton
Carolyn Wood
Saul and Chris Zaik
Barbara Zegar
Underwriter
Anonymous
Matthew Bissonette
Jay Bloom
Earla Daoust
May Dasch
Christine Dickey
John and Patricia Edmundson
Jeffrey Gudman
Dennis Irish
Mary Krenowicz
Sue Kupillas
Arline Lamear
Thomas S. Lancefield
Ron and Jewel Lansing
William and Emmy Lawrence Family Fund
Annette Leong
Alicia R. MacArthur
Sally Mann
McKenzie View Fund
Victor and Toinette Menashe
Madeline Nelson
Sam and Dottie Pambrun
James and Norma Pizza
Shirley Ray
Paul and Monique Rowan
Cathy Peterson and Richard Rudolph
William C. Scott
Tara Siegman
Ann and Bill Smart
Anthony Smith
Beverly A. Treneman
Dr. Howard and Mrs. Rena Wagner
Dr. and Mrs. John Watson
Melissa Wilmot
Nancy and Dennis Wilson
55
The Oregon Society
honors those who have named
OCF in their estate plans through
their will, trust or other deferred
gift. These gifts help ensure that
in the future, our state and our
communities are strong.
Robert and Bonnie Acker
Jennifer Allen and Wayne Luscombe
Jim and Darlene Allison
Wayne Alper and Virginia Krueger-Alper
Burnell and Jean Marie Ambrose
Rex and Diane Amos
Jeff and Debbie Andrews
John and Susan Appel
Jeanne I. Arbow
Rhea Arthur
E.J. Badger
Darrel and Barbara Baker
Donna Bane
Clinton Basey
Jean and Howard Baumann
Robert and Barbara Bean
John and Patricia Beckman
Patricia A. Bender
Alan and Deborah Bennett
Curt and Carol Bennett
John and Patricia Bentley
Judith A. Black
Richard "Doug" Blair
Henry and Gerel Blauer
Yvonne Huson Boni
Sara and Jonathan Brandt
56
Martin and Kay Brantley
Stephen and Marjorie Brenneke
Bill and Joyce Briggs
John Broome
Lawrence J. Brown
Philip Brown
Allan D. Bruckner
Chuck and Peggy Brummel
Pauline Bryan
Neil and Mary Bryant
A. Sonia Buist, M.D.
Mike and Carolyn Burrill
Carol Campbell
Roger and Jan Capps
Dick and Linda Carney
Michael Casey and Terrel Wagstaff
Carol E. Cate
Christine Chaillé
Gregory A. Chaillé
Marjorie Chandler
TWO HUNDRED
Access to Higher
Education practitioners
gathered in Albany
Mike and Simone Chilton
Chester and Mary Clark
Christi A. Clark
Ed Clark and Janet Roberts
Mary Clark
Scott Clark
Jolie Cobbs
Arlene Siegel Cogen and Mitchell J.
Cogen
Paul and Nonnie Cole
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Coleman
Pat Collins
Betty and John Compton
Tim and Camille Connelly
Kathleen Cornett and Stephen Grove
John A. Courtney
Tom and Jan Cowling
Drs. Sandra Coyner and Joseph Graf
Michael and Christine Crossland
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Culver
Mike and Carmen Cutting
Dr. Stanley J. Cyran
Harris and Myrtle Dalbec
Gary and Shirley DeVos
Katharine Diack
Howard N. Dietrich Jr.
Clyde and Jerrine Doctor
Leslie and Page Dos Reis
Judi Drais
Dick and Maggie Drake
Jacqueline Druck
Robert and Georgina Dubay
William and Karen Early
Fara Etzel
Alan Evans
Davis Evans
Sally D. Farrell
Christina Federlein
Dr. Carol Fellows
William S. Findlay
William L. Flatt
Gillian Floren and Gregory Swanson
John and Lynne Forsyth
Joyce Freeman
Timothy and Jeanne Freeman
Ralph W. Fullerton and Myra J. Friedman
Diana Gardener and Judson Parsons
William H. Gardner
William Gaylord and Linda Eyerman
Scott and Pamela Gibson
Klaus and Dorlene Gielisch
Ted Gilbert
Kit Gillem and Deborah Horrell
Lyn Godsey
Laura L. Good
Eric and Tamie Goranson
Doug and JoAnn Gordenier
Grandmother's Legacy Fund
John D. Gray
James and Deborah Greear
Carolyn Groves
Inge Gruber
Lester and Elizabeth Gunther
Charles Guzis and Miriam St. Clair
Maureen Lee Hallmark
1,300
Community 101
students from 68
Oregon schools awarded
$340,000
to nonprofits
Susan Halton
Fred Hamlin
Susan Hamlin
Debbie Hanavan
Sally Hart
Judith Harza
Chatten Hayes
Michael and Eileen Heaton
Michael Henningsen Sr.
Lyn Hennion
Charles and Ruby Henry
Peter and Mary Hepokoski
Dorothy M. Hermens
Carol C. Herron
Jeannette B. Hofer
Suzanne L. Hoffman
Charles and Pamela Hoffmeister
James R. and Linda L. Holder
John Dunlap and Robyn Holdman
Sue Hollern
David and Maryanne Holman
Hon. Ralph Holman, Ret.
Thomas W. Holman Sr.
The Honoring Institute
Charles and Lynne Humble
Clement and Phyllis Hunter
Bill and Becky Huntting
James and Linda Hurst
Wilbur and Lela Jackson
Norman C. Jacox
Jan Johnson
Steve Jones
Judy Carlson Kelley
Michael M. Kem
JoAnn and Greg Kemmis
Peter J. Kendall
Robert W. Kendall
Randall and Rachael Kester
Shelley J. King
Ron and Linda Klein
Janet Knowles
Willy and Karen Kohne
Howard and Barbara Kraus
Gary D. and Kathryn Judd Kurtz Fund
Mary Kutz and Chris Haubrich
Walter and Marija Kuzman
Bill and Ann Lansing
Marlene Lasher
Dave and Ann Lau
William and Emmy Lawrence
Sharon Leighty and Thomas Szymoniak
Richard Leonetti and Shannon Moon
Leonetti
Joan Levers and David Manhart
Elizabeth Lewis
Eric and Hollie Lindauer
Mary A. Lockhart
Sarah Lockhart and George Kraus
Richard G. Long
Lena LoPiparo
George L. Lorance
Greg and Kathy Love
Drs. Robert Lowe and Michelle BerlinLowe
Barbara and Larry Lund
Barbara Lynn
John Madison
Bill and Mary Mainwaring
David and Shirley Malcolm
Neil and Joan Malling
Tom and Carolyn Maresh
Bill and Mary Marquess
11,000 hours of
community service provided
by Community 101
students
Tony and Janice Marquis
Michael Marx and Donald Marshall
Genie and Steve McBurnett
Jean McClellan
Nancy McClellan
Judy and Bob McDermott
Charles McGinnis
Paul and Sheila McMahon
Michael E. Menashe
Ruben and Elizabeth Menashe
Barbara J. Mendius
Brad and Janet Mersereau
Miles and Elizabeth Merwin
Alan and Barbara Meyer
Jack and Kate Mills
Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Moore
Linda Moore
Dennis L. and Victoria A. Morgan
Dave and Pat Moss
Bob and Carol Mulligan
James and Marilyn Murdock
Calvin and Kay Nakao
Dr. Cheryl R. Neal
Klaus and Mary Neuendorf
Don and Judy Nielsen
57
Ronald D. Nordeen
Jerry and Corrine Nothman
Cate O'Hagan
Ann Olsen
Charlene M. Olson
Sherman and Wanda Olsrud
Ze'ev and Miriam Orzech
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palmer
Robert and Patricia Patterson
Hazel Patton
Paul and Alison Pazourek
Joan Pease-Engebrecht
Randall and Sali Peckham
Stephen and M. Ruth Popp
Suzanne M. Port
Sue D. Porter
G. Wesley and Gail Post
Linda Prefontaine
Hope Pressman
Lloyd R. and Glenda L. Ragan
Richard and Wendy Rahm
Chris Rainey
Mark Rauch
Richard and Edna Ray
Michael V. Reed
58
Pamela Reeves
Patricia Rehm
Hannelore Rippel
Richard Robinson
Gary and Christine Rood
George Rowbottom and Marilyn Crilley
Ray Rudeen
Betsy Russell
Luwayne E. Sammons
Betty Kay Sanchez
Doris M. Scharpf
Jane Scheidecker
Dorothy and Gene Schoder
Robert and Marianne Schug
William Scott
Don and Sandy Shaffer
Stacy Sharlet
Bing and Carolyn Sheldon
Alberta L. Shindler
Eva H. Slinker
Dianna and Kevin Smiley
Ann Smith
Dick and Harriet Smith
W. Boyce F. Smith and Lori H. Smith
Al Soeldner and Courtney Campbell
Dr. Herbert Spady
Joan T. Spear
Janice Spencer
Laura Spurrell
Leland and Sandra Stapleton
George J. Stavros
Cornelia and Bill Stevens
Jane Stevens
William and Cathy Stoller
Russ and Janice Story
Jack Stout
Reggie and Bj Sullivan
Bonnie J. Sulmonetti
Jerry Sutherland
Charlie Swindells
Suzanne Spitler Thompson
Bill and Angela Thorndike Jr.
Ronald and Ivy Lenz Timpe
Charles Trewhella
Carol Trezona
Michael Trigoboff and Patricia Leonard
53%
of OCF scholarships
awarded to 1st generation
college students
Peter and Lynda Truitt
Barbara Tyler
John Ulmer and Charles Liming
Dr. John W. Unruh
Wendy and Brent Usher
David and Christine Vernier
John Vitas
Daryl and Chris Vogel
Spike Wadsworth and Sherry Sheng
Roselle Walker
Bill and Barbara Warner
John and Helen Warner
Grant and Diane Watkinson
Ed and Mary Watson
Dr. John and Libby Watson
Janet Webster
Michael Weinstein
Randy Weisberg
Dr. Henry and Mrs. Janet Weitz
Lloyd and Colleen West
David Westcott
Gerald and Shirley Westersund
Jon and Susan Walton Weston
Joseph E. Weston
Alice White
Benjamin and Elaine Whiteley
Carol and Tom Williams
Millicent Williamson
Nancy and Dennis Wilson
Sandra Wiscarson
Irene Wolfgram
Charles Womer
Carlton and Joy Woodard
Casey and Cyd Woodard
Steven and Kathryn Worley
Bruce and Beverly Wulf
Robert Wulf
Suzanne Younge
Allan Zee and Judith Chambliss
OCF STAFF
Max Williams, President and CEO
Michael Achterman, Program Associate, Grants
Caitlin Acker, Researcher
Jeff Anderson, Executive Vice President/COO
Donna Arasin, Administrative Officer, Advised Funds
Lisa Bork, Fund Services Associate
Michelle Boss Barba, Program Officer, Portland Metro
Sara Brandt, Regional Director, Southern Willamette
Valley
Carly Brown, Volunteer Programs Coordinator
Abby Bush, Administrative Officer, Early Childhood
Belle Cantor, Program Officer, Scholarships
Dianne Causey, Administrative Support Associate
Greg Chaillé, Strategic Advisor and Past President
Randy Choy, Program Officer, Education and Special
Funds
Lara Christensen, Donor Relations Officer, Gray Family
Foundation
Arlene Siegel Cogen, Director, Charitable Gift Planning,
Portland Metro and NW Oregon
Kathleen Cornett, Vice President, Grants and Programs
Amy Cuddy, Senior Program Officer, Southern Oregon
Jennifer Curry, Donor Relations Officer, Portland Metro
and Northern Willamette Valley
Jennesa Datema, Associate Program Officer, Youth
Philanthropy
Rana DeBey, Program Associate, Gray Family
Foundation
Missi Hegland DeWitt, Fund Services Accountant
Melissa Durham, Director, Strategic Projects/
Coordinator, Regional Action Initiative
Devon Finley, Donor Relations Officer, Southern Oregon
Art Frank, Director, Technology Services
Roberto Franco, Director, Latino Partnership Program
(2013)
Jeff Geiger, Program Officer, Southern Willamette
Valley (2013)
Julie Gregory, Regional Director, Central and Eastern
Oregon
Jeff Groves, Fund Services Associate
Melissa Hansen, Associate Program Officer/Lead
Grants Administrator
Alisa Hayes, Donor Relations Officer, Portland Metro/
North Coast
Cynthia Hayes, Executive Administrator
Dorothy Jamison, Receptionist/Administrative Assistant
Joan Kerns, Donor Relations Officer, Southern
Willamette Valley
Kirsten Kilchenstein, Donor Relations Officer, Portland
Metro
Holly Kipp, Advised Funds Associate
Ray Klinke, Associate Vice President, Finance and Fund
Services (2013)
Mary Louise McClintock, Director, Early Childhood
Program
Maylian Pak, Donor Relations Officer, Southern
Willamette Valley (2013)
Comet Pangrac, Advised Funds Assistant
Heather Pruess, Advised Funds Associate
Cheryl Puddy, Associate Program Officer/Regional
Administrator, Central and Eastern Oregon
Joy Ricks, Regional Administrative Assistant, Southern
Willamette Valley
Molly Roman, Special Projects Coordinator, RAI
Jan Royse, Accounting Associate
Valarie Rundquist, Program Officer, Endowment
Partners
Cristina Sanz, Regional Director, Southern Oregon
Megan Schumaker, Senior Program Officer
Tara Siegman, Advised Funds Associate
Maesie Speer, Program Associate, Scholarships and
Grants
Maureen Thomas, Regional Director, Northern
Willamette Valley
Wendy Usher, Vice President, Development, Portland
Metro
Joan Vallejo, Director, Communications
Brenda VanKanegan, Vice President, Finance and
Investments/CFO
Sandi Vincent, Communications Associate
Eric Vines, Executive Director, Gray Family Foundation
Chris Vitron, Fund Services Officer
Kim Waara, Finance and Investments Associate
Caitlin Walker, Program Associate, Grants
Michael Wallace, Technology Services Associate
Lixin Wang, Accountant
Travis Ward, Development Associate
Linda Weisel, Human Resources Officer
David Westcott, Senior Vice President, Development
Leona Westdahl, Administrative Assistant, Southern
Oregon
Fran Willis, Donor Relations Officer, Central and
Eastern Oregon
Nancy Wilson, Vice President, Fund Services
Laura Winter, Vice President, Advised Funds
Suzanne Wood, Accountant
Sonia Worcel, Director, Research
Hirut Yehoalashet, Accountant
Cathy Zegar, Administrative Officer, Operations
59
Investment Policy
OCF invests its permanent funds to provide a stable resource for Oregon.
Effective investment management of these funds allows the Foundation to
respond to today’s needs while preserving and enhancing the real value of
the funds for future needs.
ASSET ALLOCATION
A diversified portfolio is fundamental to OCF’s investment strategy. A welldiversified investment portfolio helps maximize investment returns and reduce
volatility. Our Investment Committee regularly reviews the asset allocation
strategy. The allocation among asset classes at December 31, 2012, is shown
at right.
Investment Managers
To further diversify our portfolio, the OCF Investment Committee selects
investment managers with expertise in managing specific asset classes.
For a complete list of investment managers, please visit our website at
www.oregoncf.org.
OCF Investment Committee
OCF’s Investment Committee oversees the investment program, makes
recommendations to the board of directors regarding investment policy
and strategy, and hires and monitors investment managers. The Investment
Committee is made up of community volunteers and OCF board members
with expertise in investments and business.
Investment Returns
Total annualized rates of return for periods ended December 31, 2012
OCF
BENCHMARK*
1 Year
10.7% 11.9%
3 Years
6.6% 6.2%
5 Years
1.4%
1.0%
10 Years
8.1%
6.7%
*Expected return if assets had been invested in index funds, based on
OCF’s assets allocation strategy
ASSET
ALLOCATION
40.4%
Global Equities
22.8%
Marketable Alternative Assets
15.0%
Inflation-Hedging Assets
(Energy, Commodities, Real Estate)
5.1%
Private Equity/Venture Capital
9.6%
Global Fixed Income
4.5%
Cash and Cash Equivalents
2.6%
Opportunistic Investments
Growth of OCF Charitable Funds
1.4B
1.2B
1.0B
INvestment committee members
William Berg, Chair, Portland
Ron Parker, Portland
Lyn Hennion, Medford
William Rutherford, Portland
Tim Mabry, Hermiston
Benjamin R. Whiteley, Portland
Jim Mark, Portland
Robert Wulf, Neskowin
Duane McDougall, Lake Oswego
Loren Wyss, Portland
William Moffat, Wilsonville
60
800M
600M
400M
200M
0
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Financial
Statement
Highlights
Summary Consolidated Statement of
Financial Position
December 31, 2012
Summary Consolidated Statement of
Activities
Year ended December 31, 2012
ASSETS$
REVENUE & GAINS
Cash & cash equivalents
71M
Investments1.3B
Contributions receivable
35M
Assets held in charitable trusts
71M
Other assets
1M
Gifts, grants & contributions
Investment income
Change in value split-income agreements
Other income
121M
104M
4M
4M
Total revenue & gains
233M
Total Assets
$
1.5B
GRANTS & OTHER EXPENSES
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Liabilities
Payables & accrued expenses
Liabilities under split-interest agreements
Funds held as Endowment Partner funds
5M
43M
168M*
Total Liabilities
216M
Grants60M**
Funds expense & program services
2M
Administrative expenses
9M
Total grants & other expenses
Change in net assets
71M
162M
Net assets, beginning of year
1.1B
Net Assets
Net assets, end of year
1.3B
Unrestricted1.2B
Temporarily restricted 64M
**Does not include grants totaling $7.8M made from Endowment
Partner funds.
Total Net Assets
1.3B
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
1.5B
*Endowment Partner funds are OCF funds established by charitable
organizations in Oregon to serve as their endowments. The Foundation
maintains variance power and legal ownership of the funds and reports
them as assets. In accordance with Accounting Standards Codification
958-605-25-33, a liability has been established for the fair value of
the funds, which is generally equivalent to the present value of future
payments expected to be made to the charitable organization.
If you would like a copy of the financial statements
audited by Deloitte & Touche LLP, please visit our website,
www.oregoncf.org, or call the Foundation’s Portland
office, 503.227.6846.
61
Remembering John Gray
QUIETLY SPEAKS THE EARTH
A simple wood-frame house. Acres of rich farmland. A close-knit community.
Here in the Willamette Valley during the Depression, a fatherless boy worked
the summer fields — his future waiting for him, as fertile as the earth at his feet.
Today, John Delton Gray (1919-2012) is celebrated as one of Oregon’s
most respected large-scale property developers and compassionate philanthropists, improving lives with his love of the land and its people — from
Salishan Lodge and John’s Landing to the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
and Gray’s Landing.
“My father had imagination. He always listened to other people and relied on
their expertise to help him turn a possibility into a reality,” says Janet Webster.
Born in Ontario and raised in Monroe, Gray graduated from Oregon State
University, served in the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division and earned a Bronze
Star Medal, married his college sweetheart, Betty, and went to Harvard Business School. With his education and strong work ethic, he stepped into the
Oregon Saw Chain Manufacturing Company (now Omark) and walked out a
few years later with $74 million.
Gray gave liberally and diversely, always with community — and his family
— in mind. Says grandson Nick Walrod, “He had high expectations for me.
With gentle, clear guidance, he taught me to be a responsible, contributing
member of my community.”
It’s what Gray learned growing up. “He felt that’s how communities should
be,” says Webster, “and he wanted to give back.”
Every dollar that he gave — and keeps giving, through the Gray Family
Foundation — can be felt all over Oregon. And we are forever changed.
Betty and John Gray, Steens Mountain, 1971
62
www . o re g o ncf. o r g
The mission of
The Oregon Community Foundation
is to improve life in Oregon
and promote effective philanthropy.
OCF works with individuals, families, businesses
and organizations to create charitable funds to
support the community causes they care about.
Through these funds, in 2012 OCF awarded more than
$66 million in grants and scholarships.
Portland
1221 SW Yamhill St.
Suite 100
Portland, OR 97205
503.227.6846
Bend
15 SW Colorado Ave.
Suite 375
Bend, OR 97702
541.382.1170
Coos Bay
915 S First St.
Coos Bay, OR 97420
541.269.9650
Eugene
440 E Broadway
Suite 160
Eugene, OR 97401
541.431.7099
Medford
818 W Eighth St.
Medford, OR 97501
541.773.8987
Salem
1313 Mill St. SE
Suite 203
Salem, OR 97301
503.779.1927
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THE OREGON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
A Banner Year

A BANNER YEAR - Oregon Community Foundation

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