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Thank You Donors! These lists include donations from October 1, 2019—September 30, 2020. Gay Abdon Nancy Bishop Dietrich Jennifer Carvajal Murielle Adair Elliot and Helen Blackburn Rhiannon Cates Eunju Angie Ahn Sara Blankenship Emily Cellan Jennifer Akins Caroline Bleckmann Centennial Loop Properties LLC Cynthia Alaniz Michael Blend CenturyLink Barbara and Roger Alberty Sara Blocker Elliot Chaltraw Scott and Mary Lee Alder The Boeing Company Alison Chapman David Allaway Kristine M. Boitano Marcia and David Chapman Mark and Jenny Allen Becca Bollinger Kelly Ann Chee Krista Allred Tiffany Bolstad-Cox Chevron Corporation Celia Alvarez Douglas Bomarito Doneille Chomiak Amanda Alwine Amy Boothby Reverend Dr. Richard Civalier AmazonSmile Foundation Annalisa Borok Clark Foundation Marney Andersen Kari Boss Jan Clay Angela Andersen Annie Bosworth Foley David and Jan Clay John Joyce Melody and Tracy Boyce Kate Clayton Ashley Andrews Wayne Boyce Majorie Coleman Anonymous Mary and Tim Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Ron Coleman Apple Victoria Brady Chelsea Collette Leslie Arpin Fred and Mary Brauti Endowment The Collins Foundation Victoria Arredondo Fund of the BCF Columbia Bank Pamela A. Ashland Colin Bray Columbia Sportswear Kendra Atkins-Boyce Kim Breckel M.E. Combs Judith Atkinson Bright Funds Foundation Confluence Wealth Management The Autzen Foundation Tracy Brogan Marjorie M. Cook Trust Jane Averill and Bruce Osen Tiffany Brown Laurel and Scott Cookman Philip Ayers Brown & Brown Northwest Insurance Tim and Tamara Cooper Julia and Robert Ball Airenne Buffum Amanda Cornelius Jennifer Ball Ruthanne Bullock* Corvallis Aqua-Thusiasts Fund of the Alec Ballweg Theresa Burcsu Benton Community Founda Bank of America Dana C. Burwell Terry and Debbie Coryell Susan Barlow Gillian Butler Lori Coulter Kathleen Barnes Tressler Jennifer Cabbage Debbie and Ron Cox John Bates Jennifer Caldwell Brandi Cox-George Brad Battles Kristen Callahan Susan Coxon Jennifer Baumchen Catherine Callison Carrie Crawford Gretel Baumgartner Cambia Health Solutions Betsy and Richard Crist Jodell Bayan Cambia Health Solutions Fund of the Cynthia Cristofani Jessica Bayliss OCF Shannon Cross Ashley Beach Rebecca Camden Tracy Curtis Lori and James Bearden Maryann Campbell Maria DaSilva Jennifer Beauchemin Stephanie Campbell Molly Daudelin The Honorable Paula Bechtold Baylee Candeaux Alisa Davis The Beim Foundation Tracy and Jeff Capellen Elaine DeCapua Kristi Belveal CareOregon Lisa DeCapua The Benton Community Foundation Coleen Carey John S. Deeming Nancy and Daniel Beshears KC Carnes and Kathy Tinkler Theresa Deibele Stephanie Bestland Ruthie Carney Stacy DeMartini Bryan Billings Karen Carr and Robert Boles Constance DeMerell Girl Scouts. Courageous. Resilient. Strong. Bonnie Deneke David Gaffney Barbara and Ken Denniston Danielle Galipeau Patricia and Richard Dery Jennifer Galloway Anna DeSanctis Jo Rita Gann and Connie Pelton Deschutes Children’s Foundation Ursula Garcia Tiffany Howard Glenn Devitt Garrett Hemann Robertson P.C. Cheryl Howarth Amanda DiBernardo Amber and William Garrison Bonnie Howarth Johanna Dobrinski Tiffany Gates Kris and Steve Hudson Andrea Dopierala Harmony George Allan and Trudy Hughes Heather and Peter Drake Mary George-Whittle Kate Hughes Deborah Driscoll Dr. Julie Gess-Newsome Margaret E. Hull Kaylyn Dunford Barbara Gibbs and Robert DiFranco Erin Hull Robin J. Dunitz Jane Gigler Wendy Hum Ginger Ebert Susan M. 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Hiatt Kaiser Permanente Foundation Richard Frankenfield Carol and James Hibbs Jackie Kamins The Franklin Conklin Foundation Susan Hicks Jenna Kangiser The Honorable Julie Frantz Suzanne Highet Alice Kaseberg and Robert Bowie Mary Ann and David Frantz Karen Hill and Jack Heinrich Katter Barrett & Patten LLP Marie Franzosa and Dennis Garity Susan Hoar Nicholas Keene Beth Frederick Cassandra Holliday Beth Kellan Raylene Freeman Kim Holmes Colleen Kelley and Steven Singleton Martina Frey Anne L. Hoot Karen and Pat Kelly Brenna Frost Trina Horsey Kathryn Kelly Girl Scouts. Courageous. Resilient. Strong. Melanie Kelly Amy Mahady Shawn Kelly Lia Mahoney Ann Kennedy Malu, Ltd. Jill Kennedy Angelique Matthijssen Kaye Kennedy-Stevenson Charles and Elouise Mattox The Honorable Adrienne Nelson Maureen A. Kenney Georgia Maull-Keyser Christine M. 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