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Southern Willamette Valley Region Grant Recipients Spring 2011 Southern Willamette Valley Region Grant Recipients Spring 2011 On May 4, 2011, OCF’s board of directors approved $2 million in grants to the following organizations: A Family For Every Child (Eugene) Adapt, Inc. (Roseburg) Altrusa Club of Roseburg Foundation (Roseburg) American Red Cross, Oregon Pacific Chapter (Eugene) Applegate House Heritage Arts (Yoncalla) Art in the Park, South Benton (Monroe) Bethel School District (Eugene) Birth To Three (Eugene) Boy Scouts of America, Oregon Trail Council (Eugene) Boys and Girls Club of Albany (Albany) Camp Fire USA, Wilani Council (Springfield) Camp Millennium (Roseburg) CASA of Douglas County (Roseburg) CASA of Lane County (Springfield) Center for Community Counseling (Eugene) Centro LatinoAmericano (Eugene) City of Albany (Albany) City of Roseburg (Roseburg) Cobb Children's Learning Center (Roseburg) Coburg Community Charter School (Coburg) Committed Partners for Youth (Eugene) Community After-School Program (Albany) Community Cancer Foundation (Roseburg) Community Mediation Services (Eugene) Community Veterinary Center (Eugene) Corvallis School District (Corvallis) Creswell School District #40 (Creswell) Days Creek School District 15 (Days Creek) Douglas County Health & Social Services (Roseburg) Page 1 Southern Willamette Valley Region Grant Recipients Spring 2011 Douglas Education Service District (Roseburg) Elkton School District #34 (Elkton) Emerald Aquatics (Eugene) Emerald Kidsports (Eugene) Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (Eugene) Eugene Arts & Letters Award (Eugene) Eugene Ballet Company (Eugene) Eugene Challengers (Eugene) Eugene Concert Choir (Eugene) Eugene Education Fund (Eugene) Eugene Opera (Eugene) Eugene Public Library (Eugene) Eugene School District 4J (Eugene) Eugene Symphony Association (Eugene) Family Development Center / (Roseburg) Family Relief Nursery (South Lane) (Cottage Grove) Family Tree Relief Nursery (Albany) Fanconi Anemia Research Fund (Eugene) Fentress Endowment Award (Eugene) Fern Ridge School District (Elmira) Financial Stewardship Resources, Inc. (Philomath) First Presbyterian Church of Cottage Grove (Cottage Grove) FOOD For Lane County (Eugene) Friendly Kitchen (Roseburg) Friends of Buford Park & Mount Pisgah (Eugene) Friends of Hendricks Park (Eugene) Friends of the Douglas County Museum (Roseburg) Glide High School (Glide) Glide Wildflower Show (Glide) Greenhill Humane Society (Eugene) Hader Connection (Roseburg) Harrisburg School District (Harrisburg) Page 2 Southern Willamette Valley Region Grant Recipients Spring 2011 Holt International Children's Services (Eugene) Howard Elementary (Eugene) Huerto de la Familia (Eugene) John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts (Eugene) JPR Foundation (Ashland) Junction City School District (Junction City) Kelly Middle School (Eugene) KLCC Radio (Eugene) KWAX FM Radio (Eugene) Landwatch Lane County (Eugene) Lane Coalition for Healthy Active Youth (Eugene) Lane Community College Foundation (Eugene) Libri Foundation (Eugene) Linn Benton Community College Foundation (Albany) Linn-Benton Community College (Albany) Looking Glass Youth & Family Services (Eugene) Lowell School District #71 (Lowell) Marist High School (Eugene) Marys River Watershed Council (Corvallis) McKenzie River Trust (Eugene) Mercy Foundation (Roseburg) Metropolitan Affordable Housing (Eugene) Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council (Lowell) Mid-Willamette Family YMCA (Albany) Mount Pisgah Arboretum (Eugene) Nearby Nature (Eugene) Network Charter School (Eugene) Northwest Youth Corps (Eugene) Oakland Booster Club (Oakland) Oakridge School District (Oakridge) Old Mill Center for Children & Families (Corvallis) Ophelia's Place (Eugene) Page 3 Southern Willamette Valley Region Grant Recipients Spring 2011 Oregon Bach Festival (Eugene) Oregon Mozart Players (Eugene) Oregon Music Teachers Association, (Roseburg) Oregon State University (Corvallis) Oregon State University Foundation (Corvallis) Oregon Toxics Alliance (Eugene) Patrick McCurdy Education Foundation (Pleasant Hill) Pearl Buck Center Incorporated (Eugene) Phoenix School of Roseburg (Roseburg) Pleasant Hill School District (Pleasant Hill) Reedsport School District 105 (Reedsport) Relief Nursery (Eugene) Riddle School District (Riddle) Riverbend Live! (Winston) Roseburg Concert Chorale (Idleyld Park) Rural Development Initiatives, Inc. (Eugene) Sacred Heart Medical Center Foundation (Springfield) Safe Haven Maternity Home (Roseburg) Santiam Canyon School District (Mill City) Santiam Christian Schools (Corvallis) Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center (Winchester) School Garden Project of Lane County (Eugene) Science Factory Children's Museum and (Eugene) Siuslaw High School (Florence) Siuslaw School District 97J (Florence) South Lane School District (Cottage Grove) Southern Oregon Public Television (Medford) Springfield School District 19 (Springfield) St. Francis Community Kitchen (Sutherlin) (Sutherlin) St. Joseph Community Kitchen (Roseburg) St. Paul Lutheran Church - Roseburg (Roseburg) Sutherlin Community Resource Center (Sutherlin) Page 4 Southern Willamette Valley Region Grant Recipients Spring 2011 Sweet Home School District #55 (Sweet Home) Temple Beth Israel of Eugene (Eugene) The Child Center (Springfield) Umpqua Actors Community Theatre (Roseburg) Umpqua Community College (Roseburg) Umpqua Community Development Corp. (Roseburg) Umpqua Community Health Center (Roseburg) Umpqua Symphony Association (Roseburg) Umpqua Valley Arts Association (Roseburg) Umpqua Valley Christian School (Roseburg) Umpqua Valley Humane Society (Roseburg) Umpqua Watersheds (Roseburg) United Community Action Network (Roseburg) United Way of Linn County (Albany) University Fellowship Church (Eugene) University of Oregon Foundation (Eugene) University of Oregon School of Law (Eugene) Volunteer Foundation of Douglas County (Roseburg) Volunteers In Medicine Clinic (Springfield) White Bird Clinic (Eugene) Wildlife Safari (Winston) Willamette Farm and Food Coalition (Eugene) Winston-Dillard School District #116 (Winston) Page 5 .
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