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Annual Charitable Report 2019 Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund ANNUAL CHARITABLE REPORT 2019 Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund PO Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380 Denise Garrett, STCCF Board Secretary (541) 444-8227, email: [email protected] 2019 Total Awards Distributed: $1,320,156.31 Cultural Activities $ 34,763.00 The Arts $ 59,399.00 Education $ 472,819.30 Alcohol and Drug Treatment $ 20,500.00 Public Safety $ 90,738.42 Prevention $ 137,047.93 Environment & Natural Resources $ 16,130.00 Health $ 182,954.40 Historical Preservation $ 118,935.30 Housing $ 40,799.00 Other $ 146,069.96 $ 1,320,156.31 2 Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund Annual Charitable Report 2019 The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon (Siletz Tribe) enacted Ordinance Section §4.20 Distribution of Net Revenues on July 6, 1999 and signed an MOU with the State of Oregon regarding community relations and charitable giving on September 4, 1999. With these steps the Siletz Tribe established the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund (STCCF) with a seven-member Advisory Board to make recommendations to Tribal Council on the distri- bution of gaming revenues for charitable purposes. Charitable funds are distributed quarterly to eligible charitable organizations and local government entities within the Siletz Tribe's 11-county service area of Lincoln, Tillamook, Linn, Lane, Benton, Polk, Yamhill, Marion, Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas and anywhere in the U.S. to Native American organizations. STCCF application categories include: education, health, public safety, gambling addiction, prevention, drug and alcohol treatment, housing, the arts, environment and natural resource preservation, cultural activities, historical preservation and other charitable purposes. Awards were distributed in February, May, August and Novem- ber during public events at the Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City, OR. The STCCF Advisory Board is composed of seven appoin- $13,737,112.03 tees responsible for reviewing applications and making award Cumulative Total recommendations to Tribal Council. 2019 Advisory Board mem- Charitable Distributions bers were: Sharon Edenfield, Tribal Council representative; From 1/1/2000-12/31/2019 Cheryl Lane, Rebekah Goulet, and Kurt Arden, Siletz Tribal mem- bers; Karen Gerttula and Mike Holden non-tribal positions agreed upon by the Governor and Tribal Council Chair and approved by Tribal Council; and Dick Anderson, non-tribal position selected by the Tribal Chairman from a list submitted by the Governor and approved by Tribal Council. Appointments are for three year terms with two positions open for appointment each year. Mike Holden served as Chair of the Advisory Board. Funds available to distribute are based on one-year of excess pledge revenues (EPR) from two years previous to a fund year plus interest and any carryover. Based on the January- December 2017 EPR period a total of $1.4 million was available to distribute in 2019. STCCF received a total of 358 eligible applications for the year. The Advisory Board sub- mitted recommendations and Tribal Council approved 211 awards totaling over $1.3 million dollars. Fifty-nine percent of applicants received an award. The average increased to $6,257 per award. Administrative costs were less than 3% of the charitable budget including salary and benefits for a .25 FTE position, office supplies, postage, board meetings, travel, award dis- tribution receptions and CTSI indirect charged on personnel only. 3 Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund 2019 Awards by Charitable Category CULTURAL ACTIVITIES Award # Organization Location Award 19-5205 Powder River Correctional OSCI Baker City, OR $ 500.00 19-5212 Siletz Tribal Royalty Siletz, OR $ 3,000.00 19-5221 Chemawa Indian School Pow Wow Club Salem, OR $ 2,528.00 19-5224 Deer Ridge Native American Religious Services OSCI Madras, OR $ 800.00 19-5274 Native American Student and Community Center PSU Portland, OR $ 2,500.00 19-5286 Lhaq'TeMish Foundation Bellingham, WA $ 3,000.00 19-5291 Warner Creek Native American Program OSCI Lakeview, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5335 Native American Peoples Association OSCI Salem, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5375 Siletz Tribal Elders Council Otis, OR $ 12,700.00 19-5382 Santiam Native American Religious Group OSCI Salem, OR $ 500.00 19-5384 Two Rivers Native American Circle OSCI Portland, OR $ 500.00 19-5386 Confined Inter-Tribal Group Oklahoma Corrections Lexington, OK $ 500.00 19-5392 Grupo Latino de Accion Directa Eugene, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5393 Columbia River Native American Inmate Club OSCI Portland, OR $ 500.00 19-5491 Powder River Correctional Facility OSCI Baker City, OR $ 500.00 19-5556 Salem-Keizer Public Schools Indian Education Salem, OR $ 2,735.00 TOTAL $ 34,763.00 Salem-Keizer Public Schools Indian Education Chemawa Indian School in Salem, OR received support students enjoyed summer enrichment camp. for Braves baseball and Lady Braves softball 4 THE ARTS Award # Organization Location Award 19-5253 North Albany Middle School Dolce Voices Albany, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5295 Alsea Community Effort Alsea, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5303 Oregon Coast Children's Theatre Toledo, OR $ 3,500.00 19-5348 Yaquina River Museum of Art Toledo, OR $ 800.00 19-5358 Portland Japanese Garden Portland, OR $ 10,000.00 19-5408 Eugene Opera Eugene, OR $ 1,900.00 19-5409 Yaquina River Museum of Art Toledo, OR $ 2,274.00 19-5428 Willamette University Salem, OR $ 5,000.00 19-5438 Lane Arts Council Eugene, OR $ 3,000.00 19-5502 Yaquina Art Association Newport, OR $ 3,425.00 19-5511 Eugene Ballet Eugene, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5554 Lincoln City Cultural Center Lincoln City, OR $ 25,000.00 TOTAL $ 59,399.00 EDUCATION 19-5229 Monroe Middle School Eugene, OR $ 5,462.00 19-5238 Toledo Public Library Toledo, OR $ 2,500.00 19-5239 Oregon Jewish Museum/Center for Holocaust Education Portland, OR $ 7,750.00 19-5248 Salem-Keizer Public Schools Indian Education Salem, OR $ 2,800.00 19-5260 Altrusa International of Yaquina Bay Newport, OR $ 2,900.00 19-5262 Sam Case Elementary School Newport, OR $ 195.00 19-5267 Neskowin Valley School STEM Neskowin, OR $ 1,000.00 19-5288 Long Tom Watershed Council Eugene, OR $ 1,200.00 19-5290 Siletz Valley Friends of the Library Siletz, OR $ 2,800.00 19-5321 Central Linn Elementary School PTC Brownsville, OR $ 7,000.00 19-5332 Eddyville Charter School Eddyville, OR $ 640.00 19-5337 Taft Elementary School STEM Lincoln City, OR $ 448.90 19-5338 Siletz Tribal Head Start Parent Committee Siletz, OR $ 1,650.00 Continued… 5 EDUCATION (continued) Award # Organization Location Award 19-5359 Salem-Keizer Public Schools Indian Education Salem, OR $ 3,100.00 19-5360 Native American Rights Fund Boulder, CO $ 9,600.00 19-5361 Kings Valley Charter School Philomath, OR $ 3,048.00 19-5388 Waldport Public Library Waldport, OR $ 2,200.00 19-5389 Siletz Valley Friends of the Library Siletz, OR $ 766.00 19-5391 Tenas Illahee Child Care Center Siletz, OR $ 7,462.00 19-5404 Toledo Junior/Senior High School STEM Toledo, OR $ 876.00 19-5405 South Albany High School Speech and Debate Albany, OR $ 5,000.00 19-5415 Oregon Garden Foundation Silverton, OR $ 5,000.00 19-5422 Taft Tech Digital Arts Studio Depoe Bay, OR $ 4,700.00 19-5423 Eddyville Charter School Eddyville, OR $ 2,989.00 19-5439 Lincoln County School District Future Bound Newport, OR $ 9,400.00 19-5477 Oregon Coast Community College Marine Construction Newport, OR $ 48,000.00 19-5478 Oregon Council for the Social Studies Salem, OR $ 2,000.00 19-5492 Oregon Sea Grant Newport, OR $ 4,189.00 19-5500 Friends of the Lebanon Library Lebanon, OR $ 1,500.00 19-5515 Siletz Valley School Siletz, OR $ 292,000.00 19-5524 Oregon Coast Aquarium Newport, OR $ 8,000.00 19-5526 Grow Portland Portland, OR $ 1,000.00 19-5541 Oregon Coast Community College Aquarium Science Newport, OR $ 7,874.31 19-5543 Eugene Science Center Eugene, OR $ 7,500.00 19-5547 Lincoln County School District Adaptive PE Newport, OR $ 9,469.09 19-5560 Philomath Elementary School Philomath, OR $ 800.00 TOTAL $ 472,819.30 ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT 19-5320 Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Winnebago, NE $ 14,000.00 19-5340 Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations Spokane Valley, WA $ 5,000.00 19-5521 Lincoln County Lights of Hope Toledo, OR $ 1,500.00 TOTAL $ 20,500.00 6 Central Linn Elementary School in Brownsville, OR secured local donations and support from the Siletz Tribe to install chain-link fencing around the school campus and sports fields. PUBLIC SAFETY 19-5243 Lincoln County Sheriff's Office Newport, OR $ 9,400.00 19-5245 Pacific Northwest Search and Rescue Oregon City, OR $ 2,974.43 19-5273 Children's Advocacy Center of Lincoln County Newport, OR $ 10,000.00 19-5292 Toledo Fire Department Toledo, OR $ 2,205.00 19-5304 Adair Rural Fire and Rescue Adair Village, OR $ 10,250.00 19-5322 Lincoln City Police Department Lincoln City, OR $ 5,000.00 19-5323 Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District Detroit, OR $ 4,200.00 19-5328 Siletz Valley Fire District Siletz, OR $ 7,050.00 19-5344 Sweet Home Fire and Ambulance District Sweet Home, OR $ 2,000.00 19-5345 Pacific Northwest Search and Rescue Oregon City, OR $ 3,980.99 19-5410 Halsey-Shedd Rural Fire Protection District Halsey, OR $ 4,500.00 19-5433 Toledo Police Department Toledo, OR $ 3,900.00 19-5441 Siletz Valley Fire District Siletz, OR $ 2,400.00 19-5445 Lincoln County School District Newport, OR $ 8,683.00 19-5457 Newport Police Volunteers Association Newport, OR $ 1,195.00 19-5488 Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District Detroit, OR $ 3,000.00 19-5528 Tillamook
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