2015 The Oregon Community Foundation

2015 annual Report

Table of Contents Message from the Board 3

OCF IN REVIEW 4

OCF’s Funding Priorities 6

Our Regions 12

Grants and SCholarships 45

Representative Grants 46

OCF and You 47

The OCF Funds 48

Investment Policy 70

Financial Highlights 71

OCF STaff 72

Annual Report 2015 1 All across this great state of ours, people are doing good— to better the lives of others. The power of generosity fuels our communities to make needed changes in Oregon’s health care and education, children and families, and arts and culture.

Our communities themselves are also facing changes. We are becoming more populous and diverse. These changes can help us be stronger economically, richer culturally and better prepared to meet the challenges we face. The Oregon Community Foundation embraces this future.

We’re connecting—with each other. We’re committed—to our shared values. We’re collaborating—to make effective change.

Together we’re making our mark.

2 The Oregon Community Foundation Message from the OCF Board of Directors

Dear Friends of OCF,

It’s such a pleasure for us to look back at the past year and thank our donors, commend our partners, recognize our volunteers and analyze our impact. We feel humbled—and inspired—by the caring, commit- ment and compassion of Oregonians.

Oregon is facing many changes. To serve the growing diversity of our communities, we realize we must never stop working toward tru- ly equitable opportunities—for everyone. Together, we can address Oregon’s challenges and apply its strengths to more successfully achieve our goals.

Here in the 2015 Annual Report, you’ll meet many of the people who are helping us carry out our good work: The professional advisors who connect us to generous Oregonians. The nonprofit leaders who meet the needs of the most vulnerable. The many donors and volunteers Max Williams who contribute to education, health, family life, the arts and other areas of our communities. We’re doing what it takes to improve lives for all Oregonians through the power of philanthropy.

We simply couldn’t accomplish all this without you. So thank you! Not a day goes by that we don’t feel grateful for everyone who is a part of our success. We look forward to an even more rewarding 2016.

The OCF Board of Directors

Board of Directors 2015-2016

Tim Mabry, Chair, Hermiston Kirby Dyess, Vice Chair, Beaverton Duncan Wyse, Treasurer, Portland Jim Mark, Secretary, Portland Sue Miller, Past Chair, Salem

Penny Allen, Bandon Patrick Criteser, Tillamook Román Hernández, Portland Duane McDougall, Lake Oswego Sue Naumes, Medford Corrine Oishi, Forest Grove Sabrina Parsons, Eugene Trish Smith, Bend Kay Toran, Portland Standing, left to right: Duncan Wyse, Sue Miller, Trish Smith, Carolyn Walker, Duane McDougall, Patrick Criteser, Corrine Oishi, Jim Mark, Kirby Dyess and Tim Carolyn Walker, Portland Mabry. Seated, left to right: Sue Naumes, Román Hernández, Kay Toran, Penny Max Williams, President and CEO Allen and Sabrina Parsons.

Annual Report 2015 3 Generous donors established 138 new funds.

We distributed

$103 MILLION in grants and scholarships.

We developed an Equity, Diversity AND Inclusion PLAN to guide our work.

We welcomed four new board members who will help sculpt our work in coming years.

51 PERCENT of oCF scholarships went to students who are the first in their families to attend college.

4 The Oregon Community Foundation 2015 OCF now holds over $1.6 billion in charitable funds.

Our first “Women Give” event brought 300 women together to share their visions for philanthropy.

OCF InvestED $925,ooo in Oregon-based SeeD and Early-Stage Funds.

We celebrated our billionth dollar in grants and scholarships.

The Library Assessment report highlighted the critical role that libraries play.

Annual Report 2015 5 OCF’s Funding Priorities

Through inclusive partnerships and a focus on common values, the Foundation works with communities to create and support programs that will have a lasting impact on issues that affect Oregonians around the state.

We know that health is critical to opportunity, that education

means economic security, that engaged citizens and economic vitality create livable communities, and that to reach our full potential as a society we need the passion and promise of arts and culture.

By strengthening each of these areas, we will strengthen life for all Oregonians.

Here are a few of examples of what, together, we can do.

Henderson Camp Nor’wester. 6 The Oregon Community Foundation Health AND Well-being

The health and well-being of Oregonians couldn’t be more important to OCF and its donors. In 2015 alone, the Foundation invested over $28 million in programs to improve the health of children and fami- UNITY CENTER lies, with children’s dental health as a top, statewide priority. FOR BEHAVIORAL

Good mental health also matters to OCF. That’s why it contributed HEALTH to the Legacy Health Foundation, which is collaborating with other hospital systems in the area to build the Unity Center for Behavioral in 2015 OCF distributed Health, opening in late 2016. The 101 inpatient-bed, fully staffed fa- $2.3 million in grants cility “will provide a warm and safe haven for all those experiencing a for mental health and behavioral health crisis,” says Maureen Bradley, senior vice president substance-abuse Treatment. and CDO of the Office of Philanthropy at Legacy Health.

Rebuilding Lives Together Located in the former Holladay Park Hospital building near the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, it’s the first of its kind in the region—and sorely needed. Oregon ranks ninth in the country for sui- cide, the second most-common cause of death for 15- to 25-year-olds. Our state and Washington are among the worst for access to care for serious mental illnesses. In a crisis, many people go to hospital emer- gency departments, which are not set up to handle their issues.

The Unity Center for Behavioral Health gives them an alternative— with prompt psychiatric and medical help to de-escalate, and the right community referrals to guide them in rebuilding their lives.

“In addition to providing the right care, the center will also help remove the stigma of mental illness,” says Bradley. “Through local philanthropic leadership and compassion, we open the door for similar efforts nationally. There is no doubt that Unity will eventu- ally serve as a national role model.”

Annual Report 2015 7 Education

TEAMING UP TO TEACH PARENTS

Education for a child begins the moment he or she is born. And that’s when OREGON OCF starts with its education initiatives. Its programs address birth to early PARENTING childhood through K-12 and on to higher education and training.

EDUCATION Children’s first—and most important—teachers are their parents. The COLLABORATIVE Oregon Parenting Education Collaborative embraces this crucial role. OPEC is a partnership of four of Oregon’s largest foundations—OCF, The Ford Family Foundation, the Meyer Memorial Trust and The Collins Foundation—and Oregon State University. Together, they’re working with OPEC’s first five years communities around the state to strengthen their parenting-education offerings and make them more accessible to mothers and fathers.

365,800 “… nowhere in the nation have foundations come together to build a statewide Family members participated structure for parenting education as OPEC is doing in Oregon.” in parenting-education ~ Denise Rennekamp, Former Outreach Coordinator for the activities Hallie E. Ford Center for Healthy Children and Families, OSU

1,000 In 2015 alone, OPEC gave 10 organizations multiyear “small grants” to parent workshops expand access to their parenting-education programs. The collaborative is currently reaching 26 counties with 14 regional “Hubs”—community orga- 28,200 nizations that serve as focal points for schools, child care facilities, health Parents attended workshops care providers and other service providers that families turn to for support. The Hubs coordinate with these providers to ensure that parents have great 66,500 access to their parenting-education activities. Since 2010, thousands of par- Home visits ents have benefited. Working toward a statewide system, in the next few $8.25 M years OPEC expects to have a Hub in every county in Oregon. foundation funds invested The goal? That the highest-quality classes and workshops, home visits, (OCF and partners) and family activities and events are available to all parents in Oregon.

8 The Oregon Community Foundation LIVABILITY A SOUND IMPROVEMENT LAKEVIEW LIBRARY Through partnership and leadership, OCF’s livability programs inspire the vital connections that open up social, economic and cultural opportunities, leading to welcome changes in our communities. What a smart investment in Oregon’s future!

So what does acoustic paneling have to do with this? It’s badly needed on the walls and ceiling of the Lake County Library District’s recently built Lakeview branch. The sound bounces so loudly around the building that it’s distracting and disruptive. Thanks to an OCF grant, the acoustic paneling will finally be installed.

OCF values the Lakeview Library for offering more than a great collection of books to check out. It’s also a key gathering place. Over 40 percent of the county’s 8,000-some residents have current library cards, and the public programs at the Lakeview branch are well-attended. With its books, lec- tures, readings and free computer use, the library promotes education and literacy for everyone, preschoolers on up.

A quieter space for all makes one thing loud and clear: OCF’s generosity and a county’s love of its libraries assure that the Lakeview branch provides con- tinued enjoyment for generations to come.

Oregon’s public libraries HAve the highest circulation per capita in the U.S. >17 items vs. the U.S. average of 8 items

However, they receive less state support 0.8% of total budget compared to the U.S. average of 7%

Annual Report 2015 9 Arts And Culture

GETTING CREATIVE

STUDIO TO SCHOOL

Art stirs the imagination and sparks new ideas. Fred W. Fields, an engineer, believed strongly in this. To honor him and his generous bequest in 2012, OCF made a five-year, $32 million investment to support education and arts programs in Oregon, through the Foun- dation’s Arts and Culture initiative.

Studies show a link between arts education and greater academic success, self-confidence, motivation and critical thinking. And yet school budget cuts (for 20-plus years now) have severely reduced or eradicated arts education at many Oregon schools. Students from low-income households who can’t afford private lessons and com- Between 2012 and 2015, the OCF munity classes are hit the hardest. Board tripled its discretionary OCF’s Studio to School initiative brings the discipline and explo- investment in arts and culture, ration of the art studio into the school. Eighteen nonprofit arts from $1.5 M to $4.5 m. organizations—including Portland Children’s Museum, Ashland Arts Center and Sisters Folk Festival—received OCF grants to col- laborate with their areas’ school districts. Focusing on low-income and rural communities, and those of color, they plan and provide sustainable arts-education opportunities for K-8 youth. Their proj- ects, held during and outside of school hours, involve the broader community while having the potential to be replicated and offered year-round. Talk about creative!

10 The Oregon Community Foundation STUDIO TO SCHOOL

Annual Report 2015 11 “The power to shape Oregon’s future remains where it has always been— in our collective hands.” ~ Former Governor Ted Kulongoski

The view outside our windows may look different and the communities we call home may be equally diverse, but as a state, our connections far outweigh our differences.

On the following pages we shine a light on these connections by highlighting the generosity, volunteerism and caring spirit that bring us together. These values are firmly embedded in OCF’s mission to improve lives for all Oregonians. What follows are just a few of the people and places that help make that happen. Together, we are doing more.

12 The Oregon Community Foundation Central Oregon A Lesson In Generosity Funds JANIE TEATER 170 Janie Teater knows she’s blessed. “I grew up in a family where Volunteers education was a priority and my parents made sure we went to college, “ she says. “And they taught us to take responsibility— 119 with our time, finances or talents—to make our community, our Scholarships state, a better place for everyone.” 163 Born and raised in Corval- Endowment lis, Janie carried this lesson into her life, as a teach- $47 M er in schools for 32 years. Grants & Scholarships In Bend, where she lives, she and Amy Tykeson lead $4 M Now for Bend, a coalition of community members, busi- Leadership COuncil nesses and organizations Trish Smith, Chair in support of the Oregon Jaime Aguirre State University Cascades Ronald Bryant campus. Teater also has vol- Irene Busmalis unteered with SMART (Start John Casey Making A Reader Today) Gary Fish since its start 25 years ago. Jeri Fouts Kyle Frick Janie brought her com- Daniel Hobin mitment and passion for Sue Hollern quality education in Ore- Jodie Hueske Nancy Jolstead gon to the Central Oregon Leadership Council when OCF invited Terry Juhola her to join four years ago. She researches and evaluates organi- Charley Miller zations requesting grants, and offers up to the council what she’s Romy Mortensen learned about the organizations through the years. Cindy Rainey Lori Ray “When I was a teacher in the classroom, people entrusted me with Vicki Russell their most valuable assets: their children,” she says. “OCF is another Jordan Skovborg way for me to be entrusted—with its goals and dreams. I believe in Linda Stelle OCF, and I consider it a privilege to support its mission.” Janie Teater Mark Thomas Amy Tykeson Chris Watson Ristine Williams Heidi Wright

Annual Report 2015 13 Central Oregon

Shaping Legacies

Lori Murphy Bend lawyer and estate planner Lori Murphy first learned about com- munity foundations when she was practicing in the D.C. metro area. There she was asked to join the board of a community foundation start- ed with the restitution paid to a husband after the death of his wife in the 9/11 Pentagon attack. “This man took a small gift and leveraged it into something much greater. That’s incredible to me,” Lori says.

When Lori moved back to Oregon in 2014, she immediately started searching for another community foundation. “OCF quickly became the obvious choice,” Lori says. “I was raised with a love for families and history. As an estate planner, people trust me to share their families’ histories, and they trust me to help them translate that into how they want to be remembered.”

“What’s wonderful about estate planning is that although the tools are the same, every family is unique.”

Her clients appreciate “not only that OCF is statewide but also that it has a local office in Bend.” That local presence is essential to her estate planning work, Lori says. “As a professional advisor, when I have clients who want to give charitably, I always introduce OCF as an option. It makes a difference that they can meet with OCF’s Julie Gregory a mile away from my office and look out at Mount Bachelor as they contem- plate their legacy.”

14 The Oregon Community Foundation Central Oregon PAT SERRURIER Native Oregonian and longtime Bend resident Pat Serrurier compares her childhood to the vintage “Dick and Jane” book stories about gentle and positive early years full of learning. She grew up in a white, colonial house in the heart of Portland and was embraced by a loving family. Her parents worked hard, volunteered in the community and donated to nonprofit organizations. Philanthropy was simply a way of life.

Today, Pat is passing on her family’s giving tradition with a charitable fund at OCF. Each year, they all sit down for a lively discussion about where to donate. “I love talking with them about their interests and the causes they stand behind,” she says. “I’ve had such a fortunate life, and I wanted my kids and grandkids to be part of the decision- making process of giving back.”

While living in Portland with her husband, Larry, and their three chil- dren, she took a teaching position at Lincoln High School, where she worked for 15 years.

“I worked with these amazing students who came from such various backgrounds,” says Pat. “They were wonderful, and we built trusted re- lationships that I’ll never forget. Now I reach out to my grandkids as a great way to keep learning together about the changing world and to share our family value of giving back.” A Giving Tradition

Annual Report 2015 15 Central Oregon Access for All Just because you’re aging doesn’t mean you’ve stopped growing. The MID-COLUMBIA Mid-Columbia Senior Center, in The Dalles, makes sure of it. With SENIOR CENTER its art classes and health support groups, day trips and evening live music, bowling and bingo, this vibrant center has played a vital role in the community for over two decades.

It, too, is growing. “The number of activities downstairs has tripled over the past eight years,” says Scott McKay, director.

The Mid-Columbia Senior Center wants to keep making its services available to everyone. Right now, though, it can’t. Nearly 30 years ago, the city of The Dalles donated property to the center and a Community Development Block Grant supported construction of the two-story building. There’s just one thing: The only way up and down its two floors is via an outside staircase. There’s no elevator.

So the center started its own campaign, UpLifting Elevator Fund-Raiser, asking for donations to install an indoor elevator. It col- lected enough money to apply for matching grants, and in 2015 it received one from OCF. “The elevator addition will Now anyone can benefit from the myriad of activities, programs and greatly enhance our ability services at the Mid-Columbia Senior Center. And together, they’ll both to support older adults in continue to grow. the Mid-Columbia area.” ~ Scott McKay, Director, Mid-Columbia Senior Center

16 The Oregon Community Foundation EasterN Oregon

Leadership COuncil Tim Mabry, Chair Donna Betts Aletha Bonebrake Roberta Conner Steven Corey David J. Coughlin Fred Flippence A Focus on Randy Fulton Janice Harris George Koffler Judy Krutsinger Community Alvin Liu Viki Points Dennis Barnett Anne Stephens J.D. Tovey III CPA Dennis Barnett moved to Hermiston in 1978, which means he’s Mary Weaver pretty much considered a local by now. “The community is a very Cathy Yasuda open one,” he says, “so if you come here and have an interest in sup- porting the community, you’ll be welcome.” Funds Dennis still finds time to stay involved despite the demands of his 79 large family—“we have nine children, and sixteen grandchildren.” Volunteers A board member of the local rodeo, he and his wife helped raise $2 million for the new Eastern Oregon Trade and Event Center and $1.2 155 million for a new stadium. They often cook meals for visiting sports Scholarships teams, and they also help out at their church. 323 From his vantage as a fundraiser and volunteer, Dennis has seen first- hand the benefits of OCF. “Whether it’s helping the underprivileged Endowment or rebuilding the Ashford grange, OCF is a great resource for Eastern $28 M Oregon,” he explains. Grants & Scholarships “Local organizations have limited funding opportunities, $3.6 M but OCF opens doors to resources from across the state.”

As a CPA, Dennis has seen OCF’s benefits to his clients. “My clients like OCF because it’s a well-run, well-managed institution that helps them give back effectively and efficiently both during their life and- af ter it,” Dennis explains. He encourages his clients to give generously, he says. “Whether it’s to OCF, a local nonprofit or anything else around the state, it’s all about focusing on the community. “

Annual Report 2015 17 A Path to SUCCESS

18 The Oregon Community Foundation Eastern Oregon

TREASURE VALLEY CHILDREN’S RELIEF NURSERY Raising a child can be challenging and stressful. Good thing the Treasure Valley Children’s Relief Nursery is here to help.

Like other relief nurseries around the country, TVCRN helps reduce child abuse and neglect. Knowing that many parents can feel overwhelmed, the Ontario-based organization is helping them manage their stress and appreciate the importance, and joys, of parenting. In TVCRN’s therapeutic classroom, children 18 months through five years can gradually heal, socially and emotionally. The interven- tionists who help them develop that stronger sense of self also visit their homes, setting new goals with their families.

OCF was there for TVCRN from the start, in 2009, and the Foundation has come through for it again. With 25-32 children always on the waiting list, “the need for a building of our own that could provide a more therapeutic environment for children, allow us to serve more families and improve our current programs was greater than the daunting task of raising money in Oregon’s highest-poverty county,” says Katherine Collins, TVCRN’s executive director. Grants from OCF’s Judith K. Hofer Philanthropic Fund and E. Henry Wemme Fund are upgrading the security, technology and telephone systems in the new building.

“We are determined to help our youngest citizens move toward trajectories of suc- cess,” says Katherine. “We know improving life in Oregon is important to OCF as well.”

Annual Report 2015 19 Eastern Oregon

From the Josephy Center’s photography exhibit “Wild Landscape.” Nez Perce Dance Staff, Josephy Center’s “Nuunimnix” Art Show. Photo: www.larrynolson.com.

Making ARtful Connections ANNE STEPHENS

Tucked in Oregon’s northeast corner, in Joseph, the Josephy Center for Arts and Culture draws people from all over the world. Since 2013, they have been gathering here for classes and exhibits, read- ings and concerts, and presentations and films.

From the start, OCF has seen the Josephy Center as a vital force in the region. Co-founder Anne Stephens says, “OCF has been very generous with financial help and with advice about partnering with other local nonprofits,” such as Fishtrap, for writers, and the Wallowa Valley Music Alliance.

“Our local nonprofits don’t lack for ideas, energy or enthusiasm. However, because we don’t have big corporations or wealthy philanthropists here, we lack money,” says Anne.

As a volunteer on the Eastern Oregon Leadership Council, she consults with organizations in the region, urging them to apply for grants. She also looks for opportunities for her own com- munity. “It’s very rewarding to see all the exciting work going on here,” she says. “I have a real interest in encouraging collabora- tion among rural nonprofits.”

Like the Josephy Center, OCF is a true gathering place—“for worth- while projects that will impact people for years to come,” says Anne. “OCF makes such a difference in so many lives.”

20 The Oregon Community Foundation Metropolitan Portland The opportunity to learn Funds Janeen McAninch 975 Becker Capital Management’s CEO, Janeen McAninch, is no strang- er to giving back. She volunteers with Medical Teams International Volunteers and Meals on Wheels. She has served on many nonprofit boards and 536 is also a volunteer grant evaluator for OCF. “One has to be very re- sponsible in the allocation of funds to make sure that one is funding Scholarships programs that are best-in-class,” Janeen says. 712 Janeen finds her volunteer service rewarding. “Volunteering gives Endowment me the opportunity to learn and see what affects people in our city $940 M and our state,” she says. “I was raised with the understanding that for those to whom much has been given, much is expected in return. It Grants & Scholarships is my and my family’s responsibility to give back to those who are not $44 M as fortunate.” A number of her clients share that responsibility and privilege, Janeen says. Leadership COuncil That’s where OCF enters the equation, says Janeen. “We have cli- Carolyn Walker, Chair ents who truly want to have their funds benefit other citizens of the George Bell state of Oregon, and OCF’s prudent stewardship creates even more Nicholas G. Blosser funds with which to improve the lives of fellow Oregonians.” OCF also Rob Brading makes philanthropy easier, Janeen adds. “It is a very streamlined and Becky Brun convenient way to give back, whether through outright gifts to OCF or Rebecca Burrell via a donor-advised fund. OCF provides clients with the platform to be Michelle Castano Garcia as engaged as they want to be without the administrative headaches North Cheatham that might go with a separate family foundation,” Janeen explains. “It’s Jonath Colon Montesi really a marvelous organization.” Kimberly Cooper Jaqua Brian Detman Hanif Fazal Richard Goddard Adrienne Livingston Jim Mark Hanna McGrath Robert L. McKean Octaviano Merecias Corrine Oishi Judith Poutasse Shouka Rezvani Travis Stovall Wendy Veliz Benjamin Whiteley Rhoni Wiswall

Annual Report 2015 21 Metropolitan Portland

SHARING STORIES, CHANGING LIVES

OCTAVIANO MERECIAS Octaviano Merecias gets around. Some people know him as a Mixteco-Spanish- English writer of short stories and poetry. He also leads the national replica- tion of Portland’s 4-H Tech Wizards out-of-school STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) mentoring program for underrepresented students. And he’s associate director of outreach for the Center for Latino/Latina Studies and Engagement, and extension faculty at Oregon State University Portland Metro.

When Octaviano joined the Portland Metro Leadership Council, OCF staff relied on his experience and turned to him for advice. Since fall 2015, he has been attending organizations’ and institutions’ meetings and events. He relays their needs to OCF so it can build key partnerships with them.

“OCF is doing amazing work in education and leadership development. The Latino Partnership Program and the K-12 initiatives are examples that should be supported,” says Octaviano, who volunteered on the latter’s evaluation committee for two years before joining the leadership council.

“We all have stories to share. Through OCF’s involvement, we learn each other’s stories,” he goes on to say. “But we also find opportunities to collaborate. I’m a firm believer in OCF’s efforts to transform communities and create a safer state for them to do good for Oregon.”

22 The Oregon Community Foundation Metropolitan Portland giving Special Access

You can hear the frustration in Sara Raman’s voice: “Many schools look at special-needs children as liabilities.” Her husband, Raman, quickly adds, “But they can be valuable members of society. A lot of them are quite amazing.” Their 23-year-old son, Bharath, who is mildly autistic, is one of them. He charges THE RAMAN through jigsaw puzzles and plays a mean mridangam, a South Indian drum. FAMILY FUND Bharath is fortunate that his parents can afford his music classes. Not so for many young people. “But poverty and special needs are the worst combination,” says Sara. These young people often require one-on-one care, like her son does, but “there are no after-school programs for them here.” Enter the newly estab- “We want to give these kids lished Raman Family Fund for underprivileged children with special needs. access to music classes, Raman, a retired Intel engineer, grew up among musicians in India, where he mar- concerts, yoga, equestrian ried Sara. Also known as Jayanthi Raman, she is a well-known professional Indian classical dancer and teacher. The two, who live in Beaverton, founded Rasika, a therapy and other things nonprofit Indian arts and culture organization that is an OCF grant recipient. not offered in school.”

The Ramans can rely on OCF. “They’re fiscally managed well, the staff is kind and compassionate, and their hearts and brains are connected to their knowledge of communities’ needs,” says Sara.

“I’m hoping others will follow with their own funds,” says Raman. “It’s not how much you give that counts, but what you achieve when you give.”

Annual Report 2015 23 Metropolitan Portland

Paying It Forward For Amador and Rosalie Bustos, owners of the national radio broad- Amador and casting corporation Bustos Media, poverty and discrimination were very real obstacles. Amador and his family immigrated to California Rosalie Bustos from Aguililla, Mexico, when he was 12, and both he and Rosalie grew up in poverty. But with strong encouragement from his parents, Ama- dor furthered his education, receiving first a Bachelor of Arts and “We have been welcomed then a master’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley. and guided by OCF staff to identify the community’s AfterA mador and Rosalie grew their business to a point where their resources exceeded their family’s needs, the Bustoses wanted to greatest needs.” start giving back. “Since education was our way out of poverty, Rosa- lie and I had talked about establishing a scholarship program to help high-achieving but economically poor Latino high school seniors gain acceptance to a four-year university,” Amador says. The resulting pro- gram funded 77 students.

Over the years, Amador and Rosalie have also become major con- tributors to Causa, Adelante Mujeres, the OCF Latino Leadership Fund Challenge (which Amador initiated) and other causes. OCF has proven valuable to their work, the Bustoses say. Through their OCF fund, Amador and Rosalie have been able to streamline their philan- thropy to those causes that matter most to them. Paramount, says Amador, are programs that work to eliminate “the disparities that still exist due to racism. If color still divides us, who is going to help the underserved?” He adds, “As a person of color, I have a profound sense of appreciation for the opportunities I’ve received and an unshakable motivation to pay it forward.”

24 The Oregon Community Foundation North COast A STRONG COMMUNITY Funds LINK 58 FERNANDO RODRÍGUEZ CASILLAS Volunteers When Fernando Rodríguez Casillas came to Long Beach, Washing- 73 ton, from Mexico 15 years ago, “I’d gone to college, so I had skills,” he Scholarships says. “But I didn’t need to know much English to be a baker.” Getting a job was his top priority—“and then I learned English.” 148 Endowment Soon, a bakery customer and he were teaching each other their own languages, and Fernando also started volunteering at the Lower Co- $18.4 M lumbia Hispanic Council. He continued volunteering there after he Grants & Scholarships was hired as a consultant in 2003 by Craft3, an OCF-supported non- profit CommunityD evelopment Financial Institution that serves $3.5 M low-to-moderate-income communities in Oregon and Washington. In 2012, the Foundation invited Rodríguez to join the North Coast Leadership COuncil Leadership Council. Hal Snow, Chair

“There are few Hispanics involved in the philanthropy or nonprofit Tami Aho Christy Ashley worlds. The leadership council knows that to better serve the com- Nancy Autio munity as a whole, they need a Hispanic to link to that population,” Mary Blake says Fernando, who is now a financial systems analyst at Craft3. “I’ve Trudy Čitović been blessed that I’ve had access to knowledge in many different Jon Englund ways. To me, there’s great satisfaction in taking my knowledge now William Hall to help other people.” Kara Harris Brett Hurliman Thomas Hurst Mary Jones Linda Kozlowski Pamela Lum Judith Maddox-Bigby Robert Moberg Anita Nichols Sheila Nolan Brenda Penner Fernando Rodríguez Casillas Randy Schild Daniel Stein Shawna Sykes Ivy Tempe Janet Webster

Annual Report 2015 25 A SOLID start

26 The Oregon Community Foundation North Coast

P-3 ALIGNMENT in CLATSOP and LINCOLN COUNTIES In 2012-2013, only 66 percent of third-graders in Oregon met reading standards. It’s a dis- turbing statistic. The result can mean academic difficulties for these students throughout their school years.

OCF and its funding partners aim to change that with the P-3 (prenatal to third grade) Alignment initiative. With grants from the initiative, school districts partner with com- munity organizations to build links with parents of young children and early childhood providers. Together they’re building kids’ academic skills through outreach, training, community classes and reading programs.

“The real strength is in the collaboration and the partnerships we’re forming. It’s great how well it’s working,” says Lauren Sigman, early learning coordinator with the Lincoln County School District in Newport.

Lincoln County’s P-3 team includes early childhood special education, Head Start, kin- dergarten teachers and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians Tribal Head Start. The team clarified what kindergarten readiness means for parents and caregivers through a series of “I can” statements, such as “I can take turns” and “I can recognize my name.”

The P-3 Alignment grant in Clatsop County supports a coordinator, Dan Gaffney, who works with all of the school districts in the county as well as with early learning programs and community organizations such as the local libraries, departments of parks and rec- reation, and the Coast Guard to align and strengthen early learning efforts.

OCF has been helped in these efforts by the Lora L. and Martin N. Kelley Family Founda- tion Trust and The Ford Family Foundation.

As Dan says, “We’re capitalizing on the diversity of the people in our counties. They’re more than willing to try to make our communities better for children and their families.”

Annual Report 2015 27 North Coast A LOVING LEGACY LINDA KOZLOWSKI Up near Manzanita, where rocky cliffs scallop the coast and seagulls’ cries ride the salt air, Linda Kozlowski gazes out over the ocean. “This is often where I go when I’m feeling my saddest,” she says. It’s also where she feels close to her son.

Jeffrey died unexpectedly from a brain aneurism at age 42, on January 29, 2013. He left behind a fulfilling career as a biotech software engi- neer in Seattle, two cats he rescued from the woods and many people who loved him. “Jeffrey was very gentle and grounded, and would do anything to help his friends. He found peace in nature, and loved the outdoors, animals, hiking and camping,” says Linda, a volunteer with the OCF North Coast Leadership Council, who spreads the word “OCF is sensitive and responsive about OCF’s grant opportunities to Tillamook County’s nonprofits. to our needs, and they’re very After Jeffrey died,L inda and her husband, Bill Supak, set up the Jeffrey knowledgeable, helping us identify C. Kozlowski Memorial Fund. “We knew that OCF would honor him in where they can best target funds.” a way that was consistent with his values, and focus on the things that meant a great deal to him,” she says.

CARTM Recycling Center in Manzanita, DoveLewis Emergency Ani- mal Hospital and Lower Nehalem Community Land Trust put Jeffrey’s legacy to good use. Linda says, “To know that his memory is kept alive through the good work he cherished means so much to us.”

28 The Oregon Community Foundation Northern Willamette Valley A duty to help Barbara Smith

Salem is a wonderful town, says estate planner Barbara Smith. “It’s Funds easy to get around in, it’s very family-oriented, and it’s perfectly poised to go to the beach or to the mountains or to Portland.” Her 127 son is 13, she says, and Salem’s pace of living affords her enough Volunteers work-life balance for her to help out with his Boy Scout troop. 119 Salem’s historical lineage is another draw, Barbara Scholarships says, and she is honored 283 that her firm, Heltzel Wil- liams, has helped shape Endowment it. “Our firm has been $53.6 M around for 109 years, and I’ve really enjoyed work- Grants & Scholarships ing with generations of $4 M families.”

As an estate planner, Leadership COuncil Barbara’s work brings Sue Miller, Chair her into close contact Angel Aguiar with many members Mike Blanchard of the community who John Bridges have helped strengthen Mark Burnham Salem’s greatest institu- Ryan Collier tions. “My clients are very generous,” she says. “They hold to the Cynthia Condon idea that you leave your community better than you found it.” Leslie Dinsdale Deana Freres OCF helps her clients be strategic with their philanthropy, Barbara Jose Gonzalez says. “They have a wide variety of charitable ideas, but they don’t Gayle Goschie always have a well-formulated charitable plan, so OCF is a great Jodi Hack tool for them to realize their charitable ideas efficiently and in Arnie Hollander ways that are of maximum benefit to their chosen charities. My Susan Hopp clients are always positive about their experiences with OCF,” Bar- Jane Jones bara adds. “They really enjoy the giving experience.” Eric Lindauer Chelsea Metcalfe Selma Moon Pierce, D.D.S. David Rhoten Maria Schmidlkofer Lane Shetterly Erin Stephenson Ken Wright John Zielinski

Annual Report 2015 29 uniting lives

30 The Oregon Community Foundation Northern Willamette Valley

UNIDOS BRIDGING COMMUNITY The number of Latinos in Yamhill County has recently grown, and it’s only in- creasing as new immigrant families continue to be welcomed into the broader community. This diverse population promises to become even more vigorous and vibrant—with the help of Unidos Bridging Community and OCF.

Established in 2012, Unidos wants everyone living in Yamhill County to experi- ence and appreciate the area’s cultural diversity. Anyone can go to its workshops to learn about the issues that many immigrants face in the United States, and about their valuable contributions in the county, too. Qualified individuals with a goal to become naturalized U.S. citizens attend its volunteer-taught citizenship classes (in partnership with Lutheran Community Services Northwest). Meanwhile, through its legis- lative and other political-advocacy efforts,U nidos $1.5 M works hard for comprehensive immigration reform. In addition, it collaborates with 32 organizations to provide services to Latinos. $975 K

Now, OCF makes possible a monthly education forum addressing topics relevant to the Latino community, as well as a series of Latina Leadership $551 K Development workshops.

“Unidos is thrilled to receive a grant from OCF,” says its executive director, Sally Godard. “When 2013 2014 2015 all members of a community can participate in Tripling our investment its activities, resources and decision-making, the in Latino organizations community becomes stronger, more stable and better able to withstand the winds of change.” Over the past three years, the Lati- no Partnership Program has tripled From providing educational and economic op- the amount of grants distributed to Latino organizations working on portunities and safe and affordable housing to leadership development and organi- supporting civic engagement, Unidos is helping zational training. build a more durable Yamhill County for all.

Annual Report 2015 31 Northern Willamette Valley

stewarding the land Arnie Hollander In 2000, Arnie Hollander and Susan Watkins moved onto their 55-acre forest and Christmas tree farm near McMinnville and haven’t looked and Susan Watkins back. While still working full-time jobs, they have spent the past 15 years improving the ecological health of their property by creating, stewarding and selectively harvesting a more biodiverse forest—“It’s muddy work,” says Arnie—and also throwing themselves full tilt into the local community.

They give generously of their time: Both Arnie and Susan have vol- unteered extensively with the Yamhill Valley Cultural Coalition and many other organizations. In addition, Arnie serves on OCF’s North- ern Willamette Valley Leadership Council.

They also enjoy giving back monetarily, and have started a fund at OCF to help direct their contributions. “It was a really easy process,” Arnie says. Susan and Arnie’s fund grants to organizations ranging from the Yamhill County Food Bank to Planned Parenthood to the Vir- ginia Garcia Medical Clinics. It also provides scholarships to Yamhill County Hispanic students. “OCF staff sends us great ideas They chose OCF for a number of reasons, Susan explains. “I like the and puts us in contact with fact that it’s dedicated to the whole state of Oregon and to the types different needs and initiatives.” of causes we’ve always supported. It’s also very well run.” Its acces- sibility is another benefit, she adds. “With OCF, you don’t have to be from a wealthy family to set up a fund—you don’t have to be in the 1 percent to be a philanthropist!”

32 The Oregon Community Foundation SOUth COast community champions

Funds 50 Volunteers 85 Scholarships 221 Endowment $23 M John and Teri Whitty Grants & Scholarships John and Teri Whitty of Coos Bay are happy with their lot in life. They $2.5 M have six children “who are all just great people,” a squirrel-obsessed German shepherd named Paddy and a shared knack for championing a good cause. John was on the Coos Bay hospital board back when the Leadership COuncil new hospital was built and, says Teri proudly, “it’s a really wonderful Penny Allen, Chair hospital—I don’t think it would be there without him.” Teri, meanwhile, Angela Cardas throws genuinely fun fundraisers. Their efforts have resulted in incred- Les Cohen ible additions to their community. Besides the hospital, the Whittys Elizabeth Day have been instrumental in establishing the Coos Art Museum, the local Kirk Day SMART program and the Coos History Museum, to name just a few. Roger Gould Jennifer Groth John and Teri have been married for 55 years, and next September John Bryan Grummon will hit 60 years as a practicing lawyer. During that time, he has been Chris Hawthorne the “ace” estate planning attorney on the South Coast and has assisted Barbara Kronsteiner dozens of clients in setting up charitable funds that will have perma- Shala McKenzie Kudlac nent impact in their region and the state. Bill McNair Christine Nichols As both a professional advisor and OCF leadership council member, Georgia Nowlin John has seen firsthand OCF’s benefits to his clients and the commu- Heidi Pahls, D.D.S. nity. “I often have clients who want to make charitable gifts but don’t Janet Pretti know how to go about it. OCF administers and grows their funds, and Jim Seeley they’ve done really well for my clients,” he says. John Sweet Dale Thomas “In turn, those funds enable good things to happen for all kinds of Jayson Wartnik charitable organizations here,” John adds. “The Marshfield High John Whitty School Scholarship Fund and the Ready to Smile program, which improves children’s dental health, have been two really effective OCF-supported initiatives.”

Annual Report 2015 33 KINDERGARTEN WITH CONFIDENCE

34 The Oregon Community Foundation South Coast

PORT ORFORD-LANGLOIS SCHOOL DISTRICT Sandstone cliffs, windswept pines and rocky outcrops line the Southern Oregon coast, yet amid this wealth of beauty live some of the poorest people.

The Port Orford-Langlois School District has one of the highest rates of child poverty in the country. Also, preschool options in this mainly rural area are limited, and incoming kinder- garteners’ state assessment scores for reading and math lie well below the median.

The Ready, Set, Learn! program is working to change these statistics. A collaboration be- tween the district and South Coast Head Start, begun as a successful pilot in summer 2015, the program helps children develop their academic, social and physical skills to best prepare them for kindergarten.

Now, with OCF funding, this year more children will be able to attend a longer, four-week summer school. They’ll learn how to pay attention, take turns, count objects and recog- nize letters of the alphabet, and they’ll practice spatial thinking and logical reasoning. Structured activities will join creative free play as these children sharpen their fine and gross motor skills and capacity to cooperate. Meanwhile, the program’s year-round gath- erings for families will build the social and support networks for navigating the school system and helping their children flourish in it.

Chris Nichols, district superintendent, says, “Ready, Set, Learn! connects our children, families, community and school together to create the culture children need to grow into successful adults.”

Annual Report 2015 35 South Coast A Welcome Refuge

Oasis Shelter Home In 1989, four years before Oasis Shelter Home received a house from a private donor, women and children tormented by domestic vio- lence and sexual assault could find temporary refuge in the homes of a group of women in Gold Beach and Brookings.

Since 1995, Oasis, in Curry County, has been the only emergency shelter of its kind in the 150 miles between Coos Bay, Oregon, and Crescent City, California. Oasis’s 15 beds give women and children a safe place to sleep, and toys and games fill the playroom. Peer sup- port groups, children’s programs, life skills classes and other services help heal and restore the lives of Oasis’s residents and outreach cli- ents, leading them toward a fresh start. Meanwhile, crisis calls from all over the country come in on the shelter’s toll-free hotline, which is listed on the National Directory of Domestic Violence Shelters.

Oasis’s remote location makes it difficult for the shelter to raise funds. But OCF goes out of its way to reach those in need, no matter where they are in the state. The shelter’s main-floor bathroom, one of two in the house, “hadn’t been updated in over 20 years,” says Lea Seavey, Oasis’s executive director. So in May 2015 the Foundation gave a community grant to the shelter to remodel it. “Now the bath- room is up to ADA [Americans with Disabilities Act] standards, and it’s safe and comfortable for our clients.”

The upgrade helps them even more to make the necessary improve- ments for their own lives.

36 The Oregon Community Foundation Southern Oregon a father’s gift THE RILEY FAMILY FUND Sandy Riley’s ancestors were philanthropists. So when he formed the Riley Family Fund in 2002, his family joined him in his generosi- Funds ty and didn’t let his death in 2012 stop them from continuing to give. 165 “My father always talked with my brother, Clay, and me about how to balance our values with the causes we wanted to support,” says Volunteers Renée Riley-Adams of Ashland. She’s done the same with her daugh- 237 ters, Grace, 22, and Ella, 24. Scholarships “We give to causes that foster connection within our family and tie us 444 to the community. My father would be in favor of that,” she says. “Giving allows us to stand in the world with more confidence and compassion.” Endowment

This year, the Riley Family Fund contributed to the Rotary Club’s in- $115 M ternational projects, Addictions Recovery Center in Medford and Grants & Scholarships Jackson County SART (Sexual Assault Response Team). The family’s donation to the Ashland Rowing Club means that 15 high school stu- $7.9 M dents will get a chance to row. Since Clay and Ella surf, they also gave to the Ocean Conservancy. Leadership COuncil “OCF makes it easy to give,” Renée says. “They offer suggestions of Sue Naumes , Chair where to donate, if we don’t already have a plan. They know how Cecelia Amuchastegui to knit the state together, rural to urban, and I think Oregon really Curt Burrill needs that.” Susan Cain Carol Clark-Mayfield Elizabeth Crossman Alice Dinsdale Eric Foster Lyn Hennion Molly Kreuzman Hyla Lipson Arlene Louis Kate Marquez Melissa Maxwell Stephen Roe Patsy Smullin Roger Stokes William Thorndike Jr. Terrel Wagstaff James Walls Josh Welch Mark Wisnovsky Charles Womer

Annual Report 2015 37 Southern Oregon

an homage to homesteaders

38 The Oregon Community Foundation Southern Oregon

Fort Rock Museum Operating and maintaining a museum 60 miles from the nearest city would be a daunting task for anyone. But the very tenacity that defines the residents of Oregon’s stark, arid northern Lake County makes them more than qualified to host the Fort Rock Valley His- torical Homestead Museum in the tiny unincorporated community of Fort Rock.

From 1905 until about 1915, homesteaders moved to the Fort Rock Valley to claim federal lands via the Homestead Acts. But the ex- treme weather of the high desert country around Fort Rock forced most homesteaders to abandon their claims within a few years. To- day, the only two homesteader-era towns remaining are the small communities of Fort Rock and Silver Lake.

The Fort Rock Valley Historical Homestead Museum opened in 1988 with two buildings. Since then, the museum has acquired addition- al land from the Bureau of Land Management and more buildings from abandoned homestead sites around the valley.

Funding from recent OCF grants supported a part-time host for the museum, to expand hours. Historical Society Secretary/Treasur- er Bob Tuttle says, “More visitors have had the opportunity to visit and learn about the history of the homestead era in the valley and, in some cases, find their family history and roots.” Museum hours expanded by over 60 percent, resulting in a 24 percent increase in visitors. Bob adds, “We have been able to provide employment to local citizens in an area where jobs are hard to find, remarkable for a small volunteer organization in isolated northernLake County.”

A museum can shine a light on the personality of a community. That’s why in 2015 OCF and our donors awarded $1.8 M to museums around the state.

Photos: Al Krause. Annual Report 2015 39 Southern Oregon hitting the big issues Jacksonville attorney Alissa Weaver sees it firsthand in the court- room: More and more, parents who are struggling to overcome THE REED addictions get to live with their kids after all. That’s because of programs like OnTrack, with its outpatient and AND CAROLEE residential recovery services. It’s just one organization supported WALKER FUND by the Reed and Carolee Walker Fund since the Ashland couple’s 2003 bequest. Dedicated to the needy in Jackson County, especially children, the fund awards about $2 million per year—to programs related to substance-abuse treatment for parents and pregnant Since 2004, The Reed and Carolee women, children’s dental health and mental health, basic needs, Walker Fund has distributed $21.6 M in grants and cultural and other enrichment activities for youth. to Jackson County. “There’s so much money, we’re able to help in a lot of different ways. We can really hit some big issues for low-income folks in our coun- ty,” says Alissa, chair of the fund’s advisory committee.

Before the Walker Fund, many children couldn’t get dental sealants because of unhealthy teeth. La Clinica, in Medford, helped change that. “Since more children have received free dental care and tooth- brushes, good dental habits have become a family routine,” says Sue Naumes of Medford, a member of the advisory committee and OCF’s board. “The fund is also making more people aware of the nonprofits that serve children and families, and the problems those in poverty face, bettering our chances of solving them.”

As Alissa puts it, “The fund is making a lasting impact, and because of this, the Walkers are still very much alive.”

Top:Sue Naumes and Alissa Weaver. Above:Karen DeBoer. Right:Around the table, clockwise from bottom left: John Price, Ginny Hicks, Rick Barth, Kerri Hecox, Cristina Sanz, Eric Foster, Amy Cuddy and Sue Naumes (with back to camera). 2015 committee members not shown: Kathy McCollum and Mike Naumes.

40 The Oregon Community Foundation Southern Willamette Valley

Funds 324 Volunteers New 249 Mentoring Scholarships Entrepreneurs 782 Endowment $244 M Chad Barczak Grants & Scholarships Chad Barczak set up his first business when he was 13 years old: $16.4 M a snowboard shop based in his locker. “I really wanted to get into snowboarding but my family couldn’t afford it, so I started a compa- ny and ended up paying for my first snowboard out of profits from Leadership COuncil my first catalog sale,” he says. Sabrina Parsons, Chair Marie Baker Raised by a hardworking single mom, Chad has been entrepreneur- Ted Baker ial his whole life, but business school was at first an elusive dream Syndi Beavers to him. “I knew I wanted to go to grad school,” he says, “but there Michael Coughlin were no scholarships available.” Instead, he used his undergraduate Anita Cox financial aid to seed a snowboarding business that became a multi- Thomas E. Draggoo million-dollar enterprise, earning him enough money to complete Renee A. Irvin, Ph.D. his bachelor’s and MBA degrees. Now, as the co-founder of a real es- Jane Kammerzelt tate technology firm that employs over 50 Eugene residents, Chad Kelly Leonard wants to pay it forward. George Letchworth Roger McCorkle “Entrepreneurs always get left aside in business school; they’re Jo Ann McQueary bootstrappers, working not with other people’s money but with Carma Mornarich their own blood, sweat, tears and credit cards,” Chad explains. “I Janet Morse wanted to support them by being both a mentor and a scholarship Gretchen Pierce Kathryn Porter provider.” He started a fund at OCF to do precisely that. “One of the Ian Richardson reasons I like OCF so much is because it’s local,” Chad says, “and I Jon Ruiz appreciate their guidance. Before I sat down with the OCF crew, I Ann Smart really had no charitable plan. Now, I don’t even have to think about Marty Smith the fund’s management, but I can still advise its grantmaking.” His Carmen X. Urbina scholarship project is still in its early years, but, Chad says, “you have Mary Jo Wade to start somewhere: with one client, with one kid.”

Annual Report 2015 41 Southern Willamette Valley

OREGON NATURAL RESOURCES EDUCATION FUND From the coastal hemlocks to the high-desert ponderosa pines, Oregon’s forests make up nearly half of the state’s 63 million acres. Pete Sikora believes we should be kind to them.

“It’s important to have the most qualified workforce to help manage the myriad of nat- ural resources that come from within those forests,” says Pete, chief operating officer of Giustina Resources, a family-owned forest management company in Springfield. The Oregon Natural Resources Education Fund (ONREF) will make sure of that.

In 2001, Pete, several other professionals and an Oregon Department of Education repre- sentative approached OCF to help create and support high school forest-related natural resources education. Before that, no dedicated funding source existed.

Through the program, now at 18 schools benefiting from ONREF, interested freshmen begin with an introduction to the various careers. During their four years, students learn about silviculture, harvesting, wood products, fisheries, wildlife, water, recreation, other areas of management and leadership development. They plant trees, test stream wa- ter quality, remove invasive plant species and install bird boxes. And at Philomath High School, its portable sawmill and on-site forest give a hands-on experience of the forest- to-wood products journey.

“What’s most exciting for me is that with fairly modest ONREF grants, OCF has really been the catalyst for a great interest in and expansion of forest-related natural resource education throughout the state,” Pete says.

Preparing Oregon’s young people to take care of our forests better ensures that our for- ests will keep doing what they do best.

42 The Oregon Community Foundation IT’S ONLY NATURAL

Annual Report 2015 43 Southern Willamette Valley

FROM Tragedy TO RECOVERY

Community Healing and Response Team No one could ever prepare for a gunman barging into a classroom. So after that horrific October 2015 day at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, the community was deter- mined to give and receive the support everyone needed.

“UCC was handling the college aspect, but there was no vehicle for off-campus recovery,” says Anne Kubisch, president of The Ford Family Foundation there. Within hours of the fatal shooting, she opened the conference rooms to people wanting to help. Then she searched out a facilitator. OCF stepped in to fund Meredith Bliss, and the Community Healing and Response Team (CHART) was launched.

Meredith says, “We had three goals—to support the victims, their families and others af- fected by the tragedy; to support each other within CHART; and to ensure the long-term cohesion, resilience and vitality of Douglas County.”

Together, leaders within all sectors of the community defined the needs and clarified their roles. UCC Strong was formed to handle donations and regranting to victims, and the tem- porary Umpqua Wellness Center was set up for walk-in counseling.

Communities around the country that had suffered similar shootings pitched in. “Consis- tently, people told us this was going to be a long process of healing and recovery,” says Anne.

CHART’s newly formed leadership council, comprising those with decision-making authori- ty in their respective organizations, is focusing on long-lasting, sustainable support.

Meredith says, “We can turn a tragedy into an opportunity to take the very best of who we are in this community and move forward to a place that’s even stronger.”

44 The Oregon Community Foundation Grants and Scholarships

Give us A Smile

These numbers reflect the total amounts distributed in 2015 in grants and scholarships, organized by the Foundation’s and our donors’ priorities.

Arts and Culture Economic Vitality Education Health and Well-being Livability Scholarships Other $16.7 M $1.6 M $24.8 M $28.3 M $17.3 M $9.7 M $4.6 M Total $103 Million

Annual Report 2015 45 Representative Grants CENTRAL OREGON NORTHERN WILLAMETTE VALLEY Ash Butte Grange, Ashwood Antique Powerland Museum, Brooks Deschutes Land Trust, Bend Ash Creek Arts Center, Independence Dufur Recreation District, Dufur CAPACES Leadership Institute, Woodburn High Desert Education Service District, Redmond Chehalem Youth and Family Services, Newberg Kids Club of Jefferson County, Madras Juliette’s House, McMinnville La Pine Community Kitchen, La Pine Mano a Mano, Salem Latino Community Association, Bend Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center Sisters Folk Festival, Sisters Silverton Mural Society, Silverton Sunriver Music Festival, Sunriver Unidos Bridging Community, McMinnville The Landing Youth & Tutoring Center, Prineville Wheeler County Community School, Spray Woodburn Downtown Association, Woodburn EASTERN OREGON SOUTH COAST Arts Council of Pendleton, Pendleton Bandon Historical Society, Bandon Baker Loves Bikes, Baker City Coos County Logging Museum, Inc., Myrtle Point Columbia Latino Cultural Alliance, Hermiston Coquille Valley Art Association, Coquille Creating Memories for Disabled Children, Inc., Enterprise Egyptian Theatre Preservation Association, Coos Bay High Desert Partnership, Burns Friends of South Slough Reserve Inc., Charleston Malheur Field Station, Princeton Good Samaritan Society-Curry Village, Brookings Milton-Freewater Downtown Alliance, Milton-Freewater Little Theatre on the Bay, North Bend Wallowa Band Nez Perce Trail Interpretive Center, Wallowa Oasis Shelter Home, Inc., Gold Beach Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, Joseph Oregon Coast Community Action, Coos Bay METROPOLITAN PORTLAND SOUTHERN OREGON Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon, Portland Ashland Independent Film Festival, Ashland Centro Cultural of Washington County, Cornelius Citizens for Safe Schools, Klamath Falls Hollywood Theatre, Portland Dome School, Cave Junction HomePlate Youth Services, Inc., Hillsboro Kalakendra Limited, Beaverton Down Syndrome Association of Southern Oregon, Medford Next Door, Inc., Hood River Evans Valley Community Association, Rogue River NW Down Syndrome Association, Portland Fort Rock Valley Historical Society, Fort Rock Oregon Ballet Theatre, Portland Gold Hill Whitewater Center, Inc., Gold Hill Oregon Child Development Coalition, Wilsonville Lake County Resources Initiative, Lakeview Rasika, India Arts and Culture Council, Hillsboro Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association, Medford Todos Juntos, Canby Southern Oregon Music Festival, Jacksonville Tualatin Riverkeepers, Tualatin Upper Rogue Community Center, Inc., Shady Cove VOZ Workers’ Rights Education Project, Portland Women’s Crisis Support Team, Grants Pass Youth Villages of Oregon, Marylhurst SOUTHERN WILLAMETTE VALLEY NORTH COAST Applegate House Heritage Arts & Education, Yoncalla Bay City Arts Center, Bay City Bohemia Mining Days, Inc., Cottage Grove City of Clatskanie, Clatskanie City of Reedsport, Reedsport Columbia County Cultural Coalition, Saint Helens Days Creek FFA, Days Creek Fulcrum Community Resources, Nehalem Douglas County Library System, Roseburg Latimer Quilt and Textile Center, Tillamook Historic Carousel and Museum, Albany Lower Columbia Hispanic Council, Astoria Newport Symphony Orchestra, Newport McKenzie Watershed Alliance, Eugene Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition, Seal Rock Seacoast Entertainment, Florence Sunset Empire Park & Recreation Strengthening Rural Families, Philomath District Foundation, Seaside Umpqua Community College Foundation, Roseburg The Harbor, Astoria Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services, Corvallis Winston Area Community Partnership, Winston

46 The Oregon Community Foundation Hollywood Open School OCF and You

Oregon individuals, families and businesses trust The Oregon Community Foundation to make their charitable giving as effective and meaningful as possible. Here are a few of the ways we can help you as well: Tax investment Grantmaking Professional Family Advantages Management Assistance Gift Planning Philanthropy We help you achieve Your charitable Our staff can help From the simple Insights maximum tax funds are invested you maximize the to the complex, We offer planning advantages and and professionally impact of your grant our charitable gift and facilitation work with your managed in a large dollars, no matter planners can help to engage your financial advisors and well-diversified what your passion. turn your assets into new generation of and attorneys to portfolio. impact. philanthropists. incorporate giving into your plans. Types of Funds

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Annual Report 2015 47 The OCF Funds

In 2015, 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 sense of community that magnifies the significance of their donations well beyond their dollar value. These funds are listed by the region in which the gift originated, although many of the funds support causes in other areas of the state.

Create your own legacy through an endowed fund at OCF. Your fund will make grants in your name, forever, to help the causes you care about. Join these Oregonians.

48 The Oregon Community Foundation Bend Rotary. Central Oregon

New Funds in 2015 Bergmann Family Fund Gobez Fund MacKenzie Family Fund Rick and Diane Rupp Family Fund Ahimsa Fund E.H. and M.E. Bowerman Goodmonson Family Fund The Mabel and Allan MacKenzie Advised Fund Scholarship Fund Robert and Janice Schock Fund Bowerman Rodeo David and Marlene Amato Sportsmanship Scholarship Robert E. Burleigh Fund Guasco Fund Thomas J. and Carolyn R. Serrurier Family Fund Fund Ruth Burleigh Fund Fred Hamlin Family Fund Maresh Family Fund Shelk Fund The Caliban Fund Casey Family Fund Hands & Feet Charitable Fund MBW Fund Donald K. and Nancy M. Smith Capozzi Family Fund Central Oregon Arts and Harrington Fund Charles E. and Mary Miller Family Fund Family Fund Michael and Carmen Cutting Education Fund (Step-up) Collins and Wendy Hemingway Earl and Ann Smith Fund Family Fund Bob and Yvette Chandler Family Fund Craig W. and Linda J. Moore Star View Foundation Fund Family Fund Eckman - Wenick Family Fund Fund F.J. Hodecker Family Fund Kenneth D. Stovall Memorial Morrison Family Fund Helland Family Fund Nancy R. Chandler Visiting John and Lari Hodecker Family Fund Scholar Program Moss Family Fund KC Ranch Fund (Step-up) Fund Todd and Lorri Taylor Fund Robert W. and Marjorie C. The Nicholas Fund NTFBS Fund Sue and Mike Hollern Family John Teller & Amy Tykeson Fund Chandler Fund Fund Dee Niskanen Family Fund Omi Fund The Divine Will Fund Robert W. and Nancy R. The Hollis Fund North Rim Deschutes River Lindsay Peters Scholarship Chandler Fund Dorris Coombs Thomas Advised The Hooter Fund II Fund Fund Fund Robert W. Chandler Fund Hope for Tomorrow Fund Office of Student Access and Robert and Clella Thomas Potato Pioneers Fund Robert W. Chandler II Fund Completion Fund Gordon Hunter Fund Family Fund The Patricia L. Smith Fund Phil and Jo Chase Fund Doane Education Trust Richard S. Huson Family Fund David and Sarah Thorsett SNCO Professional Comerford DiDente Family Fund Subfund Family Fund Development and Sabbatical Dawn Lee Jordan Memorial Kimberly Olson Memorial Fund Les and Lori Cooper Scholarship Fund Tiger Heritage Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Edith M. and Paul E. Sobel Frank and Julie Jungers Fund Erin L. Tureck Memorial Lori and Les Cooper Fund Paws & Pals Fund Scholarship Fund Charitable Fund Robert G. Kirby Fund Marcile Bates Cowlin Fund II The Pearl Fund Tina Turner Memorial Tompkins Family Fund Ron and Linda Klein Fund Crook County Foundation Fund Pearl Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Carolyn Wood Fund Kottkamp Family Fund Curran Family Fund Phoenix Fund Van Cise Family Fund The Kralj Family Fund Cushman Family Fund Phoenix Scholarship Fund Ward Family Fund Existing Funds Langmas Family Scholarship Pine Hill Fund Recil and Violet Watson Rudy and Debbie Dory Fund Fund Anonymous Fund #43 Bill and Cindy Rainey Fund Alzheimer’s and Related Echo Fund Charles and Marcia Logan Disorders Fund Appel Family Fund Richard E. and Nancy Eckman Family Fund Scholarship Fund Gary and Eileen Wehrle Fund Dottie and Eli Ashley Fund S. Raschke Engineering Keith Foster Engineering Helen E. Lorenz Bend Fire Scholarship Fund Wilkins Family Fund Bend Branch of AAUW Charles Scholarship Fund Department Fund Shirley V. Ray Fund Williamson Family Fund and Helen Weil Memorial Toni Berke Foster Memorial Helen E. Lorenz Bend Police Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Department Fund Sumner and Adele Rodriguez The Zoe Fund Fund The Benfield-Blankenship Fritz Family Fund Mabel and Allan MacKenzie Family Fund The Ross Family Fund Giving Tree Fund Designated Fund

Annual Report 2015 49 Eastern Oregon

New Funds in 2015 Northeast Oregon Heritage Fund Office of Student Access and Matt & Doris Doherty Completion Fund Parent Fund Scholarship Fund Burns Lions Club The Harris/Holt Fund Scholarship Fund Mabry Family Fund Anna and Dwight Gunther Joe Town Math & Science Scholarship Subfund Scholarship Fund Jeff Hull/Doug Johnson Maxine Town Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Subfund Arlie Oster Memorial Existing Funds Scholarship Subfund E.J. and Wythel Blokland Poteet Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Fund Subfund Clarke H. Carnes and Joe Ann Richard John Cowan Carnes Memorial Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Fund Subfund D.E. & Jane Clark Fund Carolyn Davies Memorial D.E. & Jane Clark Scholarship Scholarship Subfund Fund John Stanley Fisk Steve and Susan Corey Family Scholarship Subfund Fund Kelly-Ebell Scholarship Corr Family Education Fund Subfund Geiser-Pollman Scholarship Laurie Malcom Memorial Fund Scholarship Subfund Grant County Family Heritage Maryan L. McElligott Fund Memorial Scholarship Subfund Haldorson Fund Olex High School Gene and Charlotte Hale Animal Scholarship Subfund Care Fund J.W. Stuchell Scholarship Earl Hardie Memorial Subfund Scholarship Fund Oregon Education Endowment Edna E. Harrell Community Fund Children’s Fund Oregon Historic Trails Cedar Hughes Family Fund Springs Fund Paul Kergel Scholarship Fund Pendleton Public Library Fund Robert B. Lee and Gladys E. Lee Jean and Milo Puderbaugh Memorial Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Mervin and Gena Leonard Leland C. and Erna N. Ratcliff Scholarship Fund Fund Rube and Minah Leslie Leland C. Ratcliff Fund Educational Fund Lina H. Sturgis Memorial Library Littia Schwarz Fund (Step-up) Fund Hermiston Education Foundation. Mildred I. Martignone Nurse Town Enterprises Fund Scholarship Fund Umatilla County Cattlemen’s Glen and Jean McKenzie Fund Association Scholarship Fund Michael Family Fund Umatilla Electric Cooperative The Mike & Betty Morgan Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Union County Cattlewomen’s Murakami Family Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Jack and Meredith Wilson Family Fund Helen and Robin Woodroofe Scholarship Fund Young Family Fund

Harney County Restoration Collaborative.

50 The Oregon Community Foundation CASA for Children. Photo: Justin Tucker. Hoyt Arboretum Friends. Metropolitan Portland

New Funds in 2015 Martin Lipsky and Darice Zabak Sheryll and J.P. Aleskus Jr. Fund Bates Family Charitable Fund Boomers and Babies Project Fund Fund Carl and Margery Post Abbott Taylor and Alice Alexander Fund John Bauers Family Fund Fund (Step-up) Linda and David McCammon Allis Family Fund Lillian Baumann Fund Mr. and Mrs. William B. Boone Advised Fund Fund Bruce Berning and Marcia Darm Anderson Family Wild Gift Fund The Gene Beach Fund Midghall Family Fund (Step-up) Bosco-Milligan Fund Fund Heidi H. Anderson Early Beaumont-Rogers Tryon Creek Robert H. Bigley Medical Norris Family Fund Childhood Education Fund Children’s Fund Deborah Fehnel Bosworth Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Oregon Library Innovation Fund Andrews-Cohn Family Charitable David E. and Mary C. Becker Adriane T. and Samuel S. DF & BG Peterson Fund Fund Fund George and Sarah Bottoms Fund Blackman Family Fund Platt Family Fund Anne T. Angel Fund Patricia H. and John C. Emil W. and Lois E. Brammert Fund Sam & Pat Bradach Family Fund Clyde and Lois Pope Fund Angell Legacy Fund Beckman Fund Pauline and Harold Bryan Wilford H. and Janice E. Belknap Elizabeth and Matthew Brennan Rick Pope and Debra Gorenstein Angelos Fund Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Fund Fund Animal Aid Fund Bonnie L. Brod Fund Benjamin Buckley Young Actors Raman Family Fund Peter and Susan Belluschi Fund Anonymous Fund #8 Family Fund William M. Brod Fund Dave and Sue Ramus Fund Edmund J. Burke Foundation Anonymous Fund #9 Pietro and Marjorie B. Belluschi Jerry and Cathy Brodie Family Fund Marcia H. Randall Fund Anonymous Fund #16 Fund Fund Dorothy and Al Cereghino Rees Family Fund Anonymous Fund #22 Simon Benson Fund Bonnie Bronson Art Collection Scholarship Fund Woody and Rae Richen Fund Anonymous Fund #28 Benson Polytechnic High School Fund Cornyn Family Fund Terry Ann Rogers Fund Anonymous Fund #29 Alumni Scholarship Fund Bonnie Bronson Fund Creitz Family Charitable Fund Jannotta Rothenberg Family Anonymous Fund #31 Bernards-Hermens Fund Eileen Maret Brown Fund Fund Betsy B. and Robert G. Davis Anonymous Fund #40 (Step-up) Better Nursing Home Care Fund Garthe and Grace L. Brown Fund Fund Ray and Vivian Rudeen Anonymous Fund #46 Bildung Fund Garthe Brown and Grace L. Deferred Action for Immigrants Scholarship Fund Brown Fund II Anonymous Fund #50 Bill and Katie Berg Fund Fund April and Jeff Schmidt Family Larry and Dori Brown Family Fund Jeanne I. Arbow Fund Jerome S. and Barbara Bischoff Didier Holley Fund (Step-up) Fund Fund Allen C. Spitler Memorial Fund Ruth Arbuckle Trophy Roger O. and Kay Doyle Fund C.M. Bishop Jr. Family Fund Walter and Clora Brownfield (Step-up) (Step-up) Scholarship Fund Animal Fund Doug and Katherine Storey John and Carol Arnsberg Family Elizabeth and Mac Bishop Elemental Community Family Fund Walter and Clora Brownfield Investment Fund Green Family Fund Fund (Step-up) Sunshine Fund J & S Bishop Fund The William M. and Carole R. Thorp Family Fund (Step-up) Frederick J. Artz and Jane C. Judy Browning Memorial Garnjobst Fund Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Artz Fund Peter Bishop Fund Scholarship Fund Gilliam Family Milwaukie Century Fund Ater Family Fund Lawrence S. and Susan W. Black Dorothy M. Bumala Fund Fund Achiever Scholarship Fund Westing Family Fund Mary-Alice and Richard Atiyeh Burczak Family Fund Fund Tyler R. Black Humanitarian Guest Family Fund Westwind Fund Ella Munro Burdin Fund Richard and Mary-Alice Atiyeh Scholarship Fund Mary Elizabeth Guest James B. Wiley Fund Robin and Dick Burnham Family Scholarship Fund Fund John L. and Christina H. Williams Family Fund (Step-up) Blackwell Fund Fund William and Martha Hall Fund Amber and David Austin Family Caroline Hilliard Wilson Fund Fund William F. Blitz Fund Burns Family Fund Heilman Family Fund (Step-up) David Axelrod and Marilyn Blitz-Weinhard Fund Bustos Lopez Family Fund Hohner Vedanta Fund Existing Funds Couch Fund S. I. Jaggar Blount Fund The Cabana Fund Deborah Horrell and Kit Gillem E. J. and Ursula Badger Fund David P. Cady Memorial Fund Fund for Arts and Conservation Vivian S. Abbott Fund William K. Blount Family Fund Van Evera and Janet M. Bailey Martha Cake Fund Jules E.F. Kessler Community Gail L. Achterman Fund Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Fund Oregon Fund Walter D. Calvert Fund Fund Acme Bader Community Fund Betty L. Baker Fund Blue Wolfe Scholarship Fund Calypso Fund Jules E.F. Kessler Fund Acorn Fund Dean L. Baker Fund Blumenauer and Kirkpatrick Camassia Fund Ken Lewis and Chloe Lewis Agate Fund Fund Valerie Baker Fund Family Fund Robert G. and Dorothy N. (Sue) Albina Fuel Company Fund Theodore Rutherford Lilley Fund Baron/Gilbert Fund Royden M. Bodley Scholarship Cameron Family Fund Albina Fuel Company Karen and Edward Bassett Fund Fund Scholarship Fund

Annual Report 2015 51 Architecture Foundation of Oregon, Rigler Elementary School. Centro Cultural. Photo: Sally Painter.

Duncan and Cynthia Campbell Cogdall Family Fund (Step-up) DeVos Institute Arts & Culture Evens Do A Little Fund Gaylord-Eyerman Family Fund Fund Arlene Siegel Cogen and Project Fund Everett Hill Scholarship Fund H. William and Patricia J. The Campbell Group, LLC, Mitchell J. Cogen Family Fund Katharine Diack Fund The Faerie Godmother Fund Gazeley Fund Oregon Fund Helen L. Colgan Fund The Diane Gregg Charitable Fare Well Fund Robert D. Geddes and Cameron The Courtney Campbell Fund Fund G.R. Geddes Family Fund Commerce Cleveland High Sharon M. Fekety Fund Dorothy S. Campbell Memorial School Alumni Association Howard and Edna Dietrich Merle R. and Frances M. Gilb Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Children’s Fund Leon and Esther Feldstein Fund Fund Betty Campbell/Jeanette Community 101 Fund Cornelius and Mildred Dixon Patricia Ferguson-Steger Gilleland Family Fund Crawley Scholarship Fund Memorial Fund and Paul Steger Family Fund Concordia University SEI (Step-up) William G. Gilmore Fund Clifford and Doris Carlsen Family Scholarship Fund Dobbins Family Fund Jane and Bill Gilpin Fund Fund Fred W. Fields Fund Conescu-Doolin Music Palma A. Domenico Fund Jane and Howard Glazer Fund Harriet Carpenter and Anita Education Scholarship Fund William Sterling Findlay and Domestic Violence Prevention Susan Halton Fund I Peter and Cyndie Glazer Fund Pace Charitable Fund Consolidated Supply Co. Fund Fund II John and Marlis Carson Fund William Sterling Findlay and Winifred Glossop and Asenath D.J. Conway and Josephine Mary Dooly and Thomas W. Susan Halton Fund II Evans Fund Denise Carty and Roger Brown Vilott Woolery Conway Fund Holman Fund William Sterling Findlay and Gobble Fund Family Fund Cooley Family Fund for Critical Drake Family Fund Susan Halton Fund III Carl S. Goebel Memorial Fund Henry J. Casey Fund Research Franklin G. Drake Fund Thomas P. Fink & Marilyn K. Fink Goldy Family Advised Fund The Catalyst Fund (Step-up) Everett R. Coovert Fund Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake Family Fund Goldy Family Designated Fund Ed Cauduro Fund Joan M. Corcoran Fund Fund The Fischer Fund Erica and Peter Goodwin Fund Ed Cauduro Fund for Pacific Angelina and Pete Costanzo Ashley K Drew Foundation Fund Fleck Family Fund Northwest College of Art Vocational Scholarship Fund Zelma Gordon Scholarship Fund Janette G. Drew Fund Dorothy Flegel Scholarship Fund Chaillé Family Fund Cotting Memorial Scholarship Cecil W. and Sally Anne Goudy-Powell Legacy Fund Fund (Step-up) Robert D. Forster Scholarship The Gregory A. Chaillé Public Drinkward Fund Fund Grant High School Alumni Service Scholarship Fund Cottonwood Fund Scholarship Fund Wayne and Julie Drinkward Susan Foster and David William and Constance John A. and Phyllis S. Courtney Family Fund Bosworth Fund Grant High School Class of ‘46 Chambers Family Charitable Fund Needs-Benefit Fund Downtown Community Housing Donald H. Frank Fund Fund Marcile Bates Cowlin Fund I Inc. Fund Gray Community College Harry S. Chandler Scholarship Timothy and Jeanne Freeman Scholarship Fund Crilley/Rowbottom Fund Stephen and Nancy Dudley Fund Fund Family Fund Gray Family Chair for Innovative Margery F. Crist Fund Friends of Astoria Column Fund Jeff Chase and Patti Warner Shelton H. and Mary I. Duff Fund Library Services at Oregon State Fund Critical Decision Institute Fund Friends of Bill Rutherford University Fund Stan and Julie Culver Fund Don and Zola Dunbar Education Fund Alyce R. Cheatham Family Fund Scholarship Fund Gray Family Foundation Fund Lois Hubbard Curtner Fund Friends of Menucha Fund Phyllis Cary Chessman Merit Karen & John Durkheimer Gray Latino Leadership Fund Scholarship in the Arts Fund Cycle Oregon Fund Family Fund Friends of the Mounted Patrol Betty Gray Endowment - Early Fund Rodolph and Cherie Chevalier Dant Family Fund Stuart and Leah Durkheimer Childhood Development Fund Fund Jack R. and Mary B. Dant Fund Friends of St. Francis Fund Elizabeth N. Gray Fund Children’s Resource Fund Special Disability Fund Talmer and Selma Dybvad Fund Don C. and Emilie F. Frisbee John and Betty Gray Geography Fund Chinn Family Fund David Family Scholarship Fund Dyess Family Fund Fund Emilie F. and Don C. Frisbee CHS Fund T.T. Davis Fund Karen and Bill Early Fund John D. Gray Audubon Society Fund of Portland Fund Citizens for the Memorial of Tom Decherd Fund Early Learning Fund McCall Fund Frog & Toad Are Friends Fund John D. Gray Friends of Tryon Delbrueck Family Fund Easton Koehler Family Fund Clackamas Mental Health Fund Carole Gaffey Fund Creek State Park Fund Floyd Dement Charitable Fund Jane A. Ediger Fund Mary Clark, Edgar Clark and Eva and Gabriel Ganje Family Green Grove Fund Harry L. and Kaaren M. J.G. Edwards Fund Fund Janet Roberts Family Fund Demorest Family Fund The Glenn Gregg Private Elk Rock Garden Fund Robert S. and Janice K. Gates Property Justice Fund Elizabeth Church Clarke Fund Denison Family Fund Elkins Family Fund Fund Gary O. and Carol Nunn Gross Club 53 Endowment Fund Dennis and Marilee McIntee Gary and Sandra Etlinger Fund John R. Gatewood and Mary Z. Fund Coast Fork Fund Dolph Foundation Fund Gatewood Fund John S. Ettelson Fund

52 The Oregon Community Foundation Kurt and Mary Koehler Fund Malcolm Marquis Fund Peter H. and Alice M. Koehler Tony and Janice Marquis Fund Fund (Step-up) Herbert M. Kuempel Fund Roy and Diane Marvin Fund Walter G. and Marija C. Kuzman Merta J. Mason Fund Fund Tokio Pat and Florence K. Walter G. and Marija C. Kuzman Matsushita Endowment Fund Designated Fund Mayberry-Copenhaver Family Lake Oswego Adult Center Fund Fund Willett and Margarite Marshall Mayor’s Ball Fund Lake Scholarship Fund McAllister Education Fund of the Eli and Madeleine Lamb Family PNW Sales & Marketing Group Fund Jim McBroom and John H. George and Helen Largey Fund Weston Charitable Fund Latino Leadership Fund Paul and Sally McCracken Fund Brian Lauer Lectureship Fund Leora Frances Brunk McDaniel Lau-Layton Family Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund William and Emmy Lawrence Robert K. and Judith A. Literary Arts, Wordstock 2015. Family Fund McDermott Fund Leatherwood Family Fund Sir James and Lady McDonald Fund Leeanne J. MacColl Fund Peter and Jill McDonald Fund Kenneth and Mary Lou Guenther Hoffman Construction Company C.S. Jackson Memorial Library Wes and Nancy Lematta Fund Fund Fund Fund McFarlane - Stoinoff Fund Dorothea M. Lensch Fund Gustafson Family Fund Ronna and Eric Hoffman Fund Jaffe Family Fund McLeod Family Scholarship Leonetti-Moon Family Trust Fund Fund Haley Family Fund #2 Hokulani Oregon Fund Alan James Fund Levers-Manhart Charitable Fund McMurchie Family Fund Edward R. Hall Scholarship Fund Rueben and June Holm Marion Baird Janney Fund Irving Levin and Stephanie Arthur and Aileen McNett Susan Hammer Fund Scholarship Fund Kate and Victoria Jeans-Gail Fowler Fund Charitable Fund Thomas W. Holman Jr. Memorial Fund Hampton Family Foundation Carol Schnitzer Lewis Fund Fund Roger and Laura Meier Fund John and Carol Hampton Jefferson Alumni Scholarship Kathleen Lewis Fund Ruben J. and Elizabeth L. Administrative Fund Edna L. Holmes Fund Fund Kenneth and Colleen Lewis Fund Menashe Designated Fund John and Carol Hampton Edna L. Holmes Literary Arts Jene Fund Susanne and Sandra Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William B. Endowment Fund for the Fund Drew Jensen Memorial Fund Fund Mersereau Fund Portland Opera Mary Duby Honderich Carl J. and Alma Johnson Fund Library Association of Portland Mr. and Mrs. William B. James R. Hansen, M.D., Designated Fund Fred and Mabel Johnson Endowment Fund Mersereau, Jr. Fund Diabetes and Endocrinology Mary Duby Honderich Scholarship Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Library Association of Portland Clarence and Colleen Mershon E.T.D. Jones Scholarship Fund Reserve Fund Family Fund Harris Fund for Children The Honey Pot Fund Evelyn L. Jones Fund Eleanor Lieber Auditions Fund Mesirow Family Scholarship Hatfield Archivist Fund Arthur Honeyman Fund Warren and Barbara Jones Fund LIFE Center Fund Fund Gladys S. Hawkins Fund Frank Hood Young Video/ Lora and Jim Meyer Family Filmmakers Fund George and Elizabeth Joseph Joanne M. Lilley Fund Hawley Family Fund Family Fund Fund Liming and Ulmer Music Beverly and Erroyl Hawley Darlene Hooley Scholarship for Monroe A. Jubitz Family Fund Scholarship Fund Meyer Memorial Trust Fund Family Fund Oregon Veterans Fund JYN Environmental Fund Lincoln High School Fund Eva Chiles Meyer Fund #1 John and Dorothy Hay Fund Hope Fund Kaech Scholarship Fund Marion A. Lindeman Scholarship Eva Chiles Meyer Fund #2 Ned and Sis Hayes Family Fund Mary E. Horstkotte Fund Kaye Family Fund Fund Micah Fund Hayes Fund Nancy Horstkotte Memorial Fund Keane Family Fund Sylvia Linington Fund Miller Charitable Fund Anna Wheeler Hayes Fund Hospice Assistance Fund George W. Lippincott Charitable Miller Nash Graham & Dunn Annabelle and Henry Houser Keller Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hayes Fund Legacy Fund Sr. Fund Family Charitable Gift Fund Kelley Fund Little Liam Fund Anne K. Millis Fund William and Julie Headley Fund Henry and Annabelle Houser Kelley-Zagunis Crew Family Fund Advancement Fund Janet Wong Liu Fund Mills Family Fund Rocky and Laura Henderson Bill and Pearl Low Memorial Jack and Kate Mills Fund Fund Alfred J. Huber Fund Kelly Family Fund Scholarship Fund Mintkeski Family Fund Ruth Henderson Fund Charles and Lynne Humble Fund The Kelly Fund Lowe/Lowenhaupt Family Fund Charles and Gay Mitchell Family Barry and Marilyn Hendrix William H. Hunt Fund for the Julie and Terry Kem Fund The Lucky Dog Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Homeless, Hungry, and Poor Susan L. Kem Fund Harry Ludwig Scholarship Fund Mitzvah Fund The Hetherington Fund William H. Hunt Oregon Jane R. Kendall Family Fund Symphony Association Fund Lynch Family Fund Moceri Fund Everett Hill Fund Harry and Marguerite Kendall Robert H. and Cecelia Fund Lynn’s Smile Fund Beverly D. Moffatt Fund Jeffrey V. and Anne P. Hill Family Huntington Fund Fund Kerr/Labbe/Lowe Family Fund MacMurray Family Fund Bud R. Moore and Wynema N. Huntting Family Fund Moore Fund Susan C. Hill Memorial Ketterling Family Fund Madison-Waldo Arts Fund Irvin and Janette Huntting Fund Jim and Donna Moore Scholarship Fund King City Lions Club - Henry J. Make a Difference Fund Hutchins & Skeggs Family Fund Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Hiller Memorial Fund Marchion Scholarship Fund Malone Family Fund Hutchison Family Fund Vincent and Virginia Moore Fund Hirko Family Fund King Family Fund march wellness Cardio Therapy Vincent and Virginia Moore Fund Harold S. and Elizabeth B. Hirsch Ing Family Fund Elizabeth Kirk-Fulton Fund Fund No. 2 Fund Marianne Steflik Irish Fund (Step-up) Marie Anne Family Fund John M. Moreland Fund His Hands Reaching Fund Cheryl Jackson Fund for Kloos Family Fund Mary and Pete Mark Charitable Morey Family Foundation Fund (Step-up) Hospice Arthur H. Klug Fund Fund Walt and Peggy Morey Fund Judith K. Hofer Philanthropic Jackson Foundation Journalism Kochis Family Fund for Kings M. and L. Marks Family Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Valley Charter School Martha Staley Marks Fund Don Morissette Charitable Fund

Annual Report 2015 53 Audrey Shelley Morris William E. Keene Memorial Portland Oregon Sports Authority Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Foundation Fund John Mosser Fund Mathew Mullmann Memorial Portland Police Association Lynda and Dylan Mueller Fund Scholarship Subfund Memorial Scholarship Fund Jim & Dianna Murphy Fund B.W. Sexton Memorial Portland Public School District Subfund 1J Fund Jim & Dianna Murphy Scholarship Fund Washington High School Agnes Beach Scholarship Scholarship Foundation Subfund Phillip Murthe Fund Subfund Bonniwell Scholarship Nathan Family Charitable Fund Women Helping Women Subfund Nathan Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Subfund Cascaden Scholarship Near Family Foundation Fund Kurt and Lois Olsen Fund Subfund A. Ted and Doris E. Nelson Fund Milton and Martha Olshen Fund Willard F. Case Memorial Doug Nelson and Shila Fisher Milton and Martha Olshen Scholarship Subfund Fund Scholarship Fund Ross Dey Memorial Roscoe Nelson, Jr. Fund for Pro Kristine Olson Fund Scholarship Subfund Bono Law Services to the Poor Oneatta Fund Fletcher Memorial Scholarship Subfund William Neuhauser and Laura Oral Health Funders Byerly Oregon Fund Collaborative Fund Jean Frost Scholarship Subfund The Neuner Fund The Oregon Community Steven and Jeanne Neville Fund Foundation Fund Grant Class of ‘47 Scholarship Subfund Newell Creek Canyon Oregon Parenting Education Restoration Fund Collaborative Fund Dorothy E. Grant Foreign Language Scholarship Johnson Creek Watershed. Robert and Melinda Newell Oregon Parks Foundation Fund Subfund Opportunity Fund Oregon Scholarship Fund Dale A. Henderson Prevention & Wellness Health Hannah B. Robertson Fund Erik Nielsen Scholarship Fund Oregon Trail Coordinating Scholarship Subfund Demonstration Project Fund Richard Robinson Fund John and Ginger Niemeyer Council Fund Arthur James and Winifred Betsy Priddy Fund Clackamas Community College Vera and Lawrence Rockwood Ormseth Family Fund E.M. James Memorial Property Maintenance Fund for Fund Fund Scholarship Subfund Lyle and Helen Ostrander the First Christian Church at Barbara Grutze Roessner Fund John and Ginger Niemeyer Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Tom Jones Memorial Portland, Oregon Rogers Family Fund Nike Community Impact Fund Over the River and Through the Scholarship Subfund Providence Health Plan Roberta Nordahl Memorial Fund Woods Fund Kevin MacMillan Scholarship Community Benefits Fund Rosenberg Family Fund James V. Norlen Memorial Fund P.A.G.E. Fund Subfund The Providence Health Plan- A. Victor Rosenfeld Scholarship Fund Northeast Portland Community Paladin Fund Leodis McDaniel Scholarship Kaiser Permanente Behavioral Subfund Health Fund Miriam Rosenfeld Memorial Development Subfund Pankratz Family Fund - I Maxine and Inza McDowell Providence Health & Services Fund Northwest Natural Gas Company Pankratz Family Fund - II Charitable Fund Scholarship Trust Subfund Community Benefit Fund William and Nancy Rosenfeld Pankratz Family Fund - III Fund Northwest Natural Gas Company Merriam Scholarship Don and Rosemary Pullin Family Charitable Fund No. 2 Pankratz/Murphy Family Fund Subfund Fund The Alex Rovello Memorial Fund Northwest Neighborhoods Parks Park Blocks Fund Peggy Dickinson Miller Rae-Seitz Scholarship Fund Willard D. Rowland Fund & Recreation Fund John and Netta B. Parke Fund Memorial Scholarship Wendy and Richard Rahm Fund William D. and Ruth D. Roy Fund Subfund Jerry and Corrine Nothman Fund Parkinsons Northwest Group RAM Foundation Ruderman Philanthropic Fund Fund Frances Morrison Robert H. and Elizabeth C. Scholarship Subfund Ramsdell Fund The George Ruhberg / Principal Noyes, Jr. Fund Parsons Family Fund Scholarship Fund James O’Gara Scholarship Elaine and Vittz-James Ramsdell Robert H. Noyes, Jr. Fund Eric and Janet Parsons Family Subfund Fund Rural Nursing Excellence Fund Endowment Fund Elinore and Jerry Nudelman Carl Piacentini Memorial Lynn Roberts Ramsdell Music Fund Charles Patrick Memorial Fund Scholarship Subfund Teacher Education Scholarship George A. Russill Community Fund Fund The NW Natural - Mark Dodson Patton Family Fund Portland School Board Fund Morton and Sophie Pelzner Subfund Ramsdell-Clifton-Kerns-Johnson RW/ZA Fund Music Scholarship Fund NW Natural Richard G. Reiten Memorial Fund Marsha K. Richards Owen and Edna Sabin Leadership Fund Penstemon Fund Scholarship Fund Random Acts Fund Scholarship Fund O’Banion Family Scholarship Catherine H. Percival Fund Myra Rose Scholarship Redtail Fund H.J. and Grace Sandberg Fund Fund Dr. Wayne M. Pidgeon Fund Sauber & Mills Scholarship Michael V. Reed Fund Sandpiper Fund OCF Children’s Dental Health Subfund Reiten Family Fund Sauer Family Charitable Fund Initiative Fund Lawrence H. Pierce Fund A Glenna Teeters Scholarship Renecker Family Fund Elizabeth A. Saunders Fund OCF Founder’s Fund Lawrence H. Pierce Fund B Subfund Ruth Eva Renfroe Fund Meredith and Bill Savery Fund O’Connor Family Fund Lena L. Pierce Fund Thomas N. Torgler David and Pamela Richardson Harold Sawatzky Fund Terence O’Donnell Fund H.M. (Matt) Pihl, Sr. Family Fund Scholarship Subfund Family Fund Schamp Family Fund Office for Student Access and Jane Kerr Platt Memorial Gordon and Mary Van Alst Scholarship Fund Max and Marie Anna Richter Hubert and Ludmila Schlesinger Completion Fund Math Achievement Award Family Fund Plumas Family Fund Subfund Fund Arthur D. Ulbricht Scholarship Rigby Family Fund Fund O.M. Plummer Scholarship Fund Ralph Prescott Woodbury Mildred and Morris Schnitzer Marge Riley Fund Charitable Fund John Paul Brown Scholarship Portland Center for the Scholarship Subfund Subfund Performing Arts Foundation Portland Timbers Community Rise and Shine Scholarship Susan Dee Schnitzer Family Fund Fund Harland Cravat/Gray Johnson Maintenance Fund Fund Scholarship Subfund Portland Community Foundation Gayle and Carol Post Family Sarah (Richter) Ritchie Fund Marian and Elihu Schott Family Fund Entercom Portland Radio Fund Fund Riverfront Park Campaign Fund Scholarship Subfund Portland General Electric Peggy PPI Fund Betty Lou Roberts Fund Delbert and Stella Schrag Fund John P. Hounsell Scholarship and Bob Fowler Fund Preece Family Fund Roberts Motor Company Karen M. Schroth Fund Subfund Charitable Fund Arima Schumann Fund

54 The Oregon Community Foundation Sunshine Division. Oregon Child Development Coalition.

Paul J. Schutz, MD Memorial Dorothy Hester Stenzel Fund Charles J. and Van Peursem Memorial Denise and Douglas White Fund Franz Stenzel M.D. and Kathryn Caroline Swindells Charitable Scholarship Fund Family Fund Mayer and Janet Schwartz Fund Stenzel Scholarship Fund Fund Christine and David L. Vernier Isam and Rose White Fund Schwenn Family Fund Donald Sterling City Club Fund Darci and Charlie Swindells Fund Ben and Elaine Whiteley Fund Fund Patty Jeanne Semura Sterling Family Fund John K. Vitas and Pat Towle Benjamin R. and Elaine M. Elizabeth Pownall Swindells Fund Foundation Fund Stetson Family Fund Whiteley Family Fund Family Fund Howard Vollum Scholarship The Seven Diamonds Fund William P. Stevens Memorial Dr. James P. and Mary M. Helen M. Swindells Tenant Relief Fund Whittemore Fund Shadow Fund Scholarship Fund Fund William L. and Della Waggoner Why Not? Fund Leslie and Dorothy Sherman Dr. John L. Jr. and Marilyn E. Irene Gerlinger Swindells Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Stevenson Fund Why Not? Fund II William Swindells, Sr. Memorial Douglas Wagner Fund Dorothy F. Sherman Music Stewart Family Fund Fund Wilcox Family Fund Education Fund for Children Harold A. Wagner and Mildred A. Norman A. and Helen V. Stoll Val Taber Memorial Fund Wagner Fund Duff Hull Wilkins Memorial Fund Johannah Sherrer Memorial Fund I Willamette Valley Fund for Fund Tagmyer Family Fund Russell Walbridge Fund Norman A. and Helen V. Stoll Science and Health Training and Shramek Fund Fund II Tami (Wiedensmith) Fund for Perry L., Kristie A. and Erik L. Education, Founded by June and Lyme Disease Research Walker Family Fund Cecil Shumway Fund Robert and Barre Stoll Fund Rueben Holm Bob and Joan Taylor Family Nicholas and Kristin Walrod Sierras Fund Stoll Stoll Berne Lokting & Christopher and Priscilla Fund Fund Williams Fund Sigel/Wagenknecht Fund Shlachter Fund Mark and Melody Teppola Fred Waltz Trust Fund Max and Gina Williams Fund Tyler Silver and Joel Silver William H. and Cathy A. Stoller Family Fund Eric Wan and Michele Goodman (Step-up) Charitable Fund Fund Patrick and Susan Terrell Fund Williamson-McHugh Fund Robert O. Simons Fund John and Frances Storrs Family Charitable Fund Fund L. Mila Warn Endowment Fund Dr. Franklin Griffith Wise and Donald R. Singer Renaissance Thoeresz Family Fund (Step-up) Bill and Barbara Warner Family Pamela Anne Wise Fund Music Performance Fund Douglas L. Stoudt Fund Nellie Tholen Fund Fund Gary and Kathryn Withers Fund Single Step Fund Clayton and Edith Strain Memorial Fund Thomas Family Fund R and D Warner Fund Woody Family Fund Milton Smith Fund Gordon Strain Memorial Fund Thomson Family Fund Robert and Elizabeth Warren WRG Foundation Fund Wilson W. Smith III Fund Fund John Straus Scholarship Fund Thoren Family Fund Wright Family Fund Nick and Sandra Snell Fund Watkinson Family Fund Street of Eames Fund Tigard Area Community Fund Thomas Wrightson Fund Robert and Hedy Snow Fund W.C.F. & T.R.F. Fund Tom and Vickie Stringfield Fund Elizabeth Till Fund Harold Alfred Wyatt Scholarship South Coast Ready to Smile Chet and Elaine Timmer Family Weezeworks Fund Fund No. 1 Fund Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble Scholarship Fund II Fund Weiss Fund Harold Alfred Wyatt Scholarship Mabel Southworth Fund M. Jean Sullivan Fund Alan Baron Tonkin Memorial Laurie Weiss Fund (Step-up) Fund No. 2 Spark Fund Fund Reggie Sullivan Memorial Wells Family Fund Harold Alfred Wyatt Fund No. 3 Speroff Family Foundation Fund Scholarship Fund Mrs. Moe M. Tonkon Fund E. Henry Wemme Fund Wy’East Fund Peter and Suzanne Spitler Cal and Jerry Sumner Fund Nancy Morse Torp Fund Wessinger Foundation Fund YES Project Thompson Fund Sunshine Division Inc. Fund Tripwire Fund Fred G. and Elizabeth M. John and Jane Youell Fund Spitznagel Family Fund Dr. Kenneth C. Swan Tumac Lumber Company Fund Wessinger Fund Bill and Julie Young Fund St. Andrew’s Society Scholarship Endowment Fund Tupelo Fund Western Veterinary Scholarship Fund Juan Young Fund Daryl L. and Patricia L. Swenson Fund Catherine and Mark Turner Fund Suzanne Lang Younge The James S. and Ivy T. Stacy Fund OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Fund Jeff Turner Mike Sweeney Community Fund Daryl and Patricia Swenson Foundation Designated Fund Scholarship Fund Youth Shelter House Endowment Robert M. Stafrin Fund Scholarship Fund John R. and Susan B. Turner OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Fund Leland C. and Sandra Levenson Christine and C. F. Swigert, Jr. Family Fund Foundation Fund Stapleton Fund Zieverink Family Fund Endowment Fund for the Benefit Paul and Alice Tustin Education Weston Public Foundation Hugh G. Starkweather Fund of OMSI Charitable Trust Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Fund Architectural Scholarship Fund Frances A. Staten Fund Christine and C. F. Swigert Jr. Allan and Katie Twombly: Collister Wheeler Fund Fund II ZSRL Fund Stein Family Fund Crescendo Fund Sam Wheeler Fund Swindells Family Fund Zuniga Forbes Family Fund Steinfeld Family Fund Evans Van Buren Fund Whitaker Ponds Endowment Stensland Cultural Fund Fund

Annual Report 2015 55 North Coast

New Funds in 2015 James M. Johnson, Sr. Memorial Educational Fund John and Alice Dillard Memorial (Step-up) Fund KMDsm Fund The Laurel Ladies Fund Jeffrey C. Kozlowski Fund LeBlanc Family Fund Existing Funds Edith Henningsgaard Miller Amici-Mueller Oregon Fund Fund for the Benefit of Astoria Anonymous Fund #33 Gainor Minott Fund Baker Professional Women’s Louise K. Mittet and Albert J. Initiative Scholarship Fund Mittet Fund Leona Blum and Howard Neighbors for Kids Fund Schmadeke Scholarship Fund Nolan-DeJager Fund Clatsop County Endowment Tom Norton Sr. Memorial Fund Scholarship Fund Columbia Community Fund Lester and Sarah Louise Raw Doerfler Newport High Seaside Youth Fund Scholarship Fund Charles E. Roberts Jr. Lincoln County School District. Englund Family Fund Scholarship Fund Patricia Friedland Fund Byron Ruppel Fund Gleason Family Designated Salty Dog Fund Fund Jeffrey Alan Scoggins Memorial Dan Gleason Fund Scholarship Fund Tom Gleason Fund Seaside Scholarships Endowment Fund Howard and Edyth M. Hoedle Scholarship Fund Snow Family Fund Jeannette B. Hofer Fund Donald and Maxine Stookey Memorial Fund Robert and Jeannette Hofer Fund Twitchell Family Fund Mildred F. Hoskins Fund Vivian Vickers Memorial Scholarship Fund Larry and Penelope Hull Scholarship Fund Sidney and Lillian Zetosch Fund

North Coast Parenting Hub.

Lower Nehalem Trust.

56 The Oregon Community Foundation Yamhill County Head Start. Photo: Bill Miller. NorthERN Willamette Valley

New Funds in 2015 Doug and Connie’s Visual Art David L. Massee Education Velma Scholl Fund Fund Fund Flynn Case Donor Advised Fund Frank W. and Mabel Settlemier Bruce and Sharon Douglas Thelma D. McCulloch Fund Fund Cox Family Fund Designated Fund Robert McMahon Fund Frank W. Settlemier Educational Michael and Christine Crossland Larry T. & Jeanette T. Epping Fund Fund Ernest Alan and Barbara Park Family Fund Meyer Scholarship Fund Simply Music Fund Jane and Ron Jones Fund Evergreen Charitable Trust Fund Louise Minty Fund James G. and Ruth E. Smith Thomas Jeremy Keep Velma Charlene Foster Cancer Dave and Pat Moss Family Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Research Fund Brent and Natsumi Neilsen M. Gregg Smith Fund Don L. Klein, Larry D. Klein and Joseph R. and Judith Ann Fox Leslie W. Klein Scholarship Fund Family Fund M. Gregg Smith Scholarship Family Fund Fund Schweinfurth Scholarship Fund Neilsen Family Fund Butch and Richard Fraley Herbert and Betty Spady Fund Heather Nicole Wallace Charitable Fund Office for Student Access and Memorial Fund (Step-up) Completion Fund Robert M. and Cecilia A. Gerlinger-Lyman Family Fund Stuckart Fund Ed and Mary Watson Fund Amity Scholars Program Isabel and Mary Ellen Gill Subfund The Dragonfly Fund Scholarship Fund Davison FFA Scholarship Tichinin Family Fund Graham Lhenne Foundation Subfund Existing Funds Fund Tokarski Family Fund Angell Family Fund Jefferson High School Beverly A. Treneman Fund Grasmajeto Fund Subfund Anonymous Fund #19 Trillium Fund Gruber-Condon Family Fund The Mellema Scholarship Anonymous Fund #48 Hart Mental Health Fund for Sheridan H.S. Seniors Merritt and Aileen Truax Scholarship Fund Robert C. and Mariam B. Arthur Amabel E. Hayward Fund Subfund Family Fund Janet Van Leeuwen Fund Hill Family Foundation Fund Valsetz Scholarship Helen E. Austin Pioneer Fund Foundation Subfund Scotty and Buena Washburn Hollander Watkins Family Fund Mark and Patricia Baker Family Olson Family Fund Endowment Fund Fund Holman Family Molalla High Molly M. Westbrook Fund School Alumni Scholarship Fund Oregon Historic Trails Fund Juliette D. and Paul A. Barber Oregon College Savings Doris J. Wipper Fund Fund Wilbur and Lela Jackson Family Fund Plan Education Celebration Doris J. Wipper Scholarship Tom and Diane Bauman Fund Scholarship Fund Fund John and Susan Miller Fund Richard J. and Linda M. Carney Peggy Peterson Scholarship Eric and Amy Wiser Family Fund Sue and Gary Kaufman Fund Fund Fund Zicker Family Fund Mike and Simone Chilton Family Klinger Fund Mike and Betty Pongracz Fund Karen and Wilmar Kohne Fund Scholarship Fund Clark-Phelps Scholarship Fund Louise E. Larsen Fund Gail P. Robinson Family Helen E. Cook Family Fund Latino Partnership Program Charitable Fund Lauren, Ashley & Caitlin Fund Barnes D. Rogers Family Fund Cornwall Fund Eric and Hollie Lindauer Fund The Myron and Sharon K. Louie J. and Margaret H. William and Mary Mainwaring Satrum Family Fund DeSantis Fund Fund Lawrence Scholl Family Bobbie Dolp Advised Fund Scholarship Fund

Annual Report 2015 57 South Coast

New Funds in 2015 Alan and Brenda Mitchell Port Orford Community Fund Paczesniak Family Fund (Step-up) Office for Student Access and Completion Fund Ann C. Thornton Memorial Scholarship Fund Pacific High School Alumni Scholarship Clifford R. and Maxine B. Yadon Scholarship Subfund of the Gold Al and Hilda Peirce Charitable Beach Education Fund Fund Reese Family Scholarship Fund Uno and Vera Richter Memorial Existing Funds Scholarship Fund Patricia Armstrong Fund Charles and Effa Sage Gold Back 40 Fund Beach High School Parent Fund Bandon Community Scholarship Fund Dr. Wilbur and Bonnie Andreson Jay Johnson Beckham Fund for the First Memorial Endowment Baptist Church of Coos Bay, Subfund Oregon Jo Bailey/Curry Arts Art Coos Art Museum. Katherine Bisbee Fund Scholarship Subfund Boys & Girls Club of Nancy Brueckner Memorial Southwestern Oregon Scholarship Subfund Endowment Fund Central Curry Education Boys & Girls Club Association - Teachers of Community Endowment Gold Beach Subfund Alan and Adelle Corbin F. Willis Smith Subfund Scholarship Subfund Stamper Family Endowment Dutton-Sonnevil Scholarship Subfund Fund Subfund William J. Sweet Tennis Lisa A. Eyer and Maurine F. Center Subfund O’Connor Arts Scholarship Coffman Scholarship Fund Subfund Neil Faber Memorial Arlena Hall Nursing Scholarship Fund Scholarship Subfund David S. Foster Memorial Fund Jay Johnson Subfund Gold Beach Community Fund James W. Nichols Perpetual Dorothy Heagy Scholarship Scholarship Subfund Fund Red Powers Rotary Tom and Gloria Hillstrom Fund Scholarship Subfund Steve and Jan Hooper Fund Charles and Effa Sage Gold (Step-up) Beach High School Fund Kiwanis Club of The Bay Area Soroptimist International of Gold Beach Subfund Scholarship Fund Dorothy Heagy. Blair A. Holman and Virginia I. Waltz Health Care Education Tabor Fund (Step-up) Subfund The Bill and Ann Lansing Fund Anthony and Adele Smith Designated Fund Lottis Family Fund F. Willis Smith Fund Bill Magness Bandon Scholarship Fund Caryll and Norman F. Sprague Family Scholarship Fund Bill Magness Pacific Scholarship Fund Menasha Legacy Fund

Women’s Safety & Resource Center.

58 The Oregon Community Foundation Lake County Library. SouthERN Oregon

New Funds in 2015 David A. Boulton Fund Douglas and JoAnn Gordenier Frank and Barbara Mikesell Fund William and Florence Schneider Family Fund Scholarship Fund Tom and Kathy Carstens Brewer Family Fund Susan F. Naumes and Diane L. Applegate Fund Max W. Burns Memorial Eunice Gray Fund Mathews Fund Skyrman Techno Fund Harris and Myrtle Dalbec Fund Scholarship Fund of White City GreenSprings Fund Evelyn Nye Cultural and Wallace Skyrman Memorial Fund Scholarship Fund Given Family Foundation Fund Burrill Family Scholarship Fund Greg Lane Memorial Fund for Francine Foreman Stauffer the Arts and Sciences Nye Family Fund Endowment Fund LM Fund Campagna Family Fund Campagna Family Scholarship Hardt Family Fund Evelyn Nye Undesignated Fund John and Lois Stilwell Dr. Michael Wheatley Memorial Scholarship Fund Fund Fund Bertha Harrison Children’s Fund Office for Student Access and Completion Fund Roger Stokes Family Fund The Winnick/Rhodes Charitable Coleman Family Fund Bertha Harrison Scholarship Fund (Step-up) Robertson E. Collins Fund Fund Mary Mahoney Egan Judy Straw Memorial Scholarship Subfund Scholarship Fund Zuko and Sophie Fund Collyer Hitchcock Family Fund Hennion Family Fund Hidden Valley High School Future Alan B. Holmes Memorial Talent Library Fund Gladys and Forrest Cooper Scholarship Subfund Existing Funds Scholarship Fund Business Leaders of America Peter J. and Wilma Tashnovian Fund Anna F. Jones Educational Fund Roxy Ann Adams Scholarship Sandra Coyner and Joseph Graf Foundation Subfund Fund Hill Fund Technical Training Fund Donald R. and Norene C. Alger Gayle and Harvey Rubin Scholarship Fund Crowley Family Scholarship Fund Howard-Bullen Family The Full Moon Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Subfund Ames-Fluhrer Charitable Fund Glen and Rickie Dines Art Thorndike Family Rogue Valley Jim Johnson Memorial Michael John Okie Fund Fund Ashland High School Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Olsrud 4-H and FFA Scholarship Tisana Fund Fund Brittany Dunn Fund (Step-up) Fund Josephine County Foundation Toll & Wagner Charitable Fund Frank H. Ault Fund Electa H. Fehl Memorial Fund Fund Olsrud Family Fund Frank L. TouVelle Trust Fund Landrum E. Baker Fund Benjamin and Laura Ellis Sue C. Kupillas Fund Olsrud Scholarship Fund Charitable Fund Reed and Carolee Walker Fund Theodore P. and Jean B. Barss Mary L. Lowry and Marylee A. John Ormond Family Fund Family Fund Evans Family Music Scholarship Lowry Memorial Fund Watson Nursing Scholarship Fund P.E.O. Jean Fish Gibbons Fund The Barth Family Fund Larry and Barbara Lund Scholarship Fund Frank and Grace Bascom Fund William G. and Ruth T. Evans Scholarship Fund Weisel Family Fund (Step-up) Fund Arthur Perry Memorial Fund Grace W. Bascom Fund Chester and Helen Luther Frances W. Winslow Fund William G. and Ruth T. Evans Jesse Applegate Pioneer Clinton and Mary Anne Basey Scholarship Fund Historical Cemetery Fund John and Frances Winslow Designated Fund Family Fund Scholarship Fund Gloria J. Lyon Fund The Pitbladdo Fund Evergreen Fund (Step-up) John S. and Frances W. Winslow Robert H. and Barbara S. Bean Bob and Phyllis Mace Watchable Maggie Purves Fund Fund Earl and Jane Ferguson Fund Wildlife Fund Fund Earl and Jane Ferguson Manford L. Rathbun Memorial John S. Winslow Fund Curt and Carol Bennett Family The Manell Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Harriet M. Winton Fund Mann-Crawford Charitable Fund Riley Family Fund Eugene Bennett Scholarship George Ferrell Memorial Womer Family Fund Scholarship Fund Marshik Family Fund Roger G. Hewitt Fund for Youth Fund for the Visual Arts Chuck Womer Fund for Rogue Mary E. and Carl W. Finstrom Elizabeth G. Maughan Charitable Symphony of Southern Oregon Ronald and Karel Bennett Foundation Fund Community College Scholarships Scholarship Fund Fund Herbert Rothschild Fund Friends of Equamore Foundation Medford Rogue Rotary Sam Choi Seto, Jr. Fund Priscilla Bixler Fund Scholarship Fund Fund William and Florence Schneider Helen Bolton Memorial Medical Eye Center - Scholarship Fund Friends of the Oregon Caves Fund Chateau Fund Klinghammer Memorial Fund

Annual Report 2015 59 McKenzie Watershed. SouthERN Willamette VALLEY New Funds in 2015 Allcott/Hunt Share It Now II Jon Bowerman Advisory Fund EHS/SEHS Alumni Scholarship Verda M. Giustina Fund Scholarship Fund, Honoring Fund Allcott/Hunt Share It Now Boys and Girls Club of Albany Goetze Powell Fund Emory S. and Elizabeth Burkett Education Fund Elliqua Fund Advised Fund Hunt Elsa and Marjorie Goodyear John Alvord Scholarship Fund Brauti Family Fund Rose A. Ellison Designated Fund Eugene Public Library Kevin and Irene Alltucker Family Endowment Fund Jessie M. Bork and Jessie M. Fund Brine-Sansregret Family Fund Luther Ellison Scholarship Fund Goudy-Powell Family Fund Bell Scholarship Fund Anderson Family Advised Fund Allen Brown S.T.E.A.M. Edna English Fund for Carlson Spendable Fund Inspiration Fund Archaeological Studies Joe and Teresa Greco Memorial William Brent Anderson Fund Rufus and Carol Cate Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Candace Callan Fund Eugene Civic Alliance Fund Jill Richardson Hall Family Fund Community Wellness Fund Anonymous Fund #27 Candace Callan Scholarship Eugene Federal Courthouse Fund Education Fund Maurice and Gladys Hallmark Jemma Crae Advised Fund Cecil R. and Elaine H. Armes Marlan and Angela Carlson The Eugene Veterans Memorial Scholarship Fund Sarah A. Douglas Fund Memorial Fund for the Friends of Mt. Pisgah Arboretum Family Fund Park Fund Albert B. and Jean E. Hallstrom Margaret E. Hull Fund for South Cavin Family Fund Rollin and James Evans Family Fund Benton Nutrition Program Arts Foundation of Western Oregon Fund Central Lutheran Church Pastor Memorial Scholarship Fund Terry and Shanon Hamilton Ellen Gendel Hyman Fund Fund Mildred Baker Endowment P.J. Luvaas Memorial Fund Evergreen Hill Education Fund Office for Student Access and for the Arts Chambers Family Fund Evergreen Hill Fund Susan L. Hamlin Family Fund Completion Fund Bishop Subfund The Chinn Family Charitable F & C Fund Richard P. Haugland Fund Oregon Spirit Scholarship Fund David R. and Donna R. Hawkins Fund Cottage Theatre Endowment Fidanque Family Fund Subfund Chintimini Fund Fund Raising Oregonians: Dr. I. Howard and Victoria Fine Eugene Visual Arts Coast Fork Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund The Hendricks Park Native Plant Environmental Legacy Fund Garden Fund Endowment Douglas Lowell Collins The Fogg-Abbott Family Fund Shamrock Fund Jim and Delores Hendrickson Fentress Endowment Scholarship for the Visual Arts The Ford Family Foundation Strawbridge Brothers Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Nils and Jewel Hult Fund Endowment The Combined Fund for the Betty and Harold Hendrix Turtle Flats Restoration Fund Ford Family Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Maxine Horton Rowan / Hult Eugene Public Library Umpqua Prosperity Fund Hallie E. Ford Endowment Fund Hershner Family Fund Center for the Performing Edwin E. and June E. Cone for Arts in Education Winston-Dillard School District Arts Subfund Fund Jane Higdon Memorial Fund Frishkoff Family Fund 116 Scholarship Fund Martha Baker Russell Edwin E. Cone Neighborhood Jane Higdon Memorial Fund for WLCF - The Chamberlen Subfund Park Fund Clifford J. Fritz Fund Bicycle Safety Subfund of the Western Lane Silva Endowment Copper Windmill Fund Margaret A. Fritz Fund Elizabeth S. Holden Fund Community Foundation Fund Special Projects Subfund Coughlin Family Fund Mark Frohnmayer Advised Fund Hope For Today Fund WLCF - Roger and Sherrie Connor Ausland Memorial J. Glenn and Ellen A. Cougill Fund for Douglas County Youth Michael D. Horowitz Fund McCorkle Scholarship Fund Orchestra Scholarship Fund Fund Margaret E. Hull Advised Fund Keith and Kathy Wolf Fund Gear Up Scholarship Fund Chad Barczak Fund Crane Creek Family Fund Margaret E. Hull Fund Megan A. and Thomas K. Wuest Gear Up Scholarship Fund II Charitable Fund Florence V. Barnhart Fund John Conrad Diehl and Margaret E. Hull Mercy Ships Thomas H. and Sarah K. Madeline Knutsen Hebbard Gemmell Family Fund Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Bascom Fund Gordon H. and Patricia A. Margaret E. Hull Scholarship Existing Funds Beck Family Fund Douglas Community Fund Gerretsen Fund Fund A & A Charitable Fund C. Wade and Marie D. Bell Fund Douglas County Youth Orchestra Ruel D. Gierhart Eugene Public James 1:27 Fund Fund Library Permanent Endowment Albany Library Scharpf Arthur James Boucot Research Fund Robert C. and Betty E. Janeway Endowment Fund Fund Drain Civic Center Fund Fund James R. Drury and Mary Jane John Gillilan/Tim Torrey Alex Newport-Berra FUNdation Barbara Bowerman Fund Memorial Fund Jaqua Fund Fund Drury Fund E.H. and M.E. Bowerman Erminio and Irene Giustina Anne Jaqua and Family Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Jim and Mary Jaqua Fund

60 The Oregon Community Foundation Currin Bridge. Eugene Symphony.

John and Robin Jaqua Fund Meals on Wheels - Case and Beverly Lloyd Scholarship Sheppard Family Fund Dr. John Wm. and Betty Long Jon V. Jaqua and Kimberly B. Velma Hamlin Designated Fund Subfund Kenneth M. and Kenda H. Unruh Portland Art Museum Fund Cooper Fund Herbert J. Merker Fund Michael Mooser Scholarship Singer Fund Dr. John Wm. and Betty Long Robin Jaqua Fund L. Verl and Dorothy Miller Subfund Delila Smith Fund Unruh UCC Performing Arts Fund Robin Jaqua Relief Nursery Scholarship Fund Oregon Wine Brotherhood Smith Oaks Fund Fund Verl and Dorothy Miller Fund Scholarship Fund Hubert J. and Linda K. Van Soeldner Campbell Fund Peenen Fund JumpstART Fund Michael and Jo Ann Mooser Fund Roseburg High School Class of 1949 Scholarship Fund John and Betty Soreng Charles U. Walker Scholarship K and T Sherman Fund J.L. and M.F. Murdock Family Environmental Fund Fund Fund Roseburg High School Class K-12 Student Success Fund of 1955 Scholarship Fund Betty L. Soreng Fund Walton Weston Family Fund Music Counts! Fund Thomas A. Kerns M.D. Carol Rudy Scholarship South Benton Community Warren Youth Athletic Endowment Fund Glenn and Flaurence Nesseth Subfund Enhancement Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Kiilsgaard-Greene Fund Donna Shepherd Nursing Springfield Education William and Pamela Weill Fund Officer Chris Kilcullen Memorial Newman Foundation of OSU Scholarship Foundation Endowment Parent Endowment Fund Fund Erma M. Weir Music Education Scholarship Fund Doyle and Donna Shepherd Fund Lynn Kinney Charitable Fund Office for Student Access and Scholarship Subfund Springfield School District Completion Fund Architectural Studies Werner/Ellithorp Advised Fund The Kirchhoff Family Fine Arts Weathers Educational Trust Scholarship Fund Western Lane Community Scholarship Fund Casey Diemert Memorial Scholarship Subfund Scholarship Dorothy E. Stewart Fund Foundation Fund Knight Cancer Institute Ophelia’s Place Endowment Whipple Foundation Fund Endowed Fund Georgia Harris Memorial Fund L.L. Stewart Northwestern Scholarship School of Law Fund Jim S. and Mildred W. Whipple Konnie Memorial Scholarship Oregon Natural Resources Fund Fund Sylvia Henry Memorial Education Fund L.L. Stewart Oregon State Parks Scholarship Student Internship Fund Mildred Wilcox Whipple Fund Sam and Roberta Konnie Fund Edward V. O’Reilly Charitable Huffstutter Family Fund L.L. Stewart Oregon State Parks Wilberger Foundation Search Koons Family Fund Scholarship Fund Volunteer Award Fund and Rescue Fund The Domenico and Giovanna James C. and Carol A. Kyle Insurance Professionals of Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Stewart Fund Brooke Wilberger Scholarship Fund Pontrelli Endowment Fund Portland Legacy Scholarship Christine L. Storment Fund Fund La Grande School District - Hope Hughes Pressman Fund Brian T. Meehan Memorial Margery Strass Fund Norman and Olga Evelyn McManus Endowment Fund Scholarship R.W. Family Fund Wildish Fund Douglas Crary Laidlaw The Carolyn Raab Fund Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble Monroe Tree Farm Fund Margaret M. Williams Memorial Charitable Fund Scholarship Fund Frederick O. Rankin Eugene Scholarship Fund Erika Leaf Family Fund Public Library Endowment Fund Glenn R. and Juanita B. Struble Northwest Automatic Memorial Scholarship Fund Winquist Family Fund Levy/Thomas Fund Vending Association Mark and Nichol Pendell Rauch Woodard Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Fund Juanita Brown Struble Lilja Family Fund Scholarship Fund Cyd Woodard Fund Richard A. Loescher Fund Roseburg High School Class Marjorie J. Reed “Best Friend” of 1957 Scholarship Fund Award Scholarship Fund Swedoenek Fund John W. and Isabelle S. Woolcott John Long Memorial Fund Fund Theodore and Dorothy Rice Family Fund T J Education Fund Lowell High School Scholarship Donna P. Woolley Fund Schultz Memorial Alice Robitschek Fund Tate Family Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Gordon D. Wright and Anne G. Roehl Family Fund The Tamolitch Fund John L. Luvaas Family Fund Umpqua Community College Moffett Fund Runnin’ Wild Fund Rodney W. and Martha G. Tripp Madison Charitable Fund Social Science Scholarship Memorial Fund Youmans Family Fund Fund Doris and William Scharpf Fund Maxfield Family Fund Ron Trolle and C. Helyn Trolle Lauren and Dena Young Family William and Joyce McHolick Alpha Kappa Kappa Subfund Hall, Helen and John Seely Endowment Fund Fund Family Fund Fund Brian Clayton Memorial Betty Long Unruh Arts Fund Youth Suicide Prevention Fund William J. McHolick, M.D. Scholarship Subfund Heinz J. and Susan Esslinger In Memory Of Jason Daniel Selig Fund Betty Long Unruh - Mercy Sweeney Scholarship Fund Corvallis High School “Class Medical Center Fund of 1954” Scholarship Ben Serafin Fund McKenzie Oaks Ranch Fund Betty Long Unruh Theatre Fund Subfund John Serbu Fund Tim and Jo Ann McQueary Fund Dr. John Wm. and Betty Long Jack Dannenhoffer Memorial John Serbu Youth Campus Fund Melvin and Carol Mead Fund Scholarship Fund Unruh Fund

Annual Report 2015 61 Eugene Bennett, Assemblage 1971. Ready to Learn. Statewide and Out of State

New Funds in 2015 Bertha L. Harris Fund Office for Student Access and Harriet Simmons Scholarship Completion Fund Subfund Sandberg Academic Scholarship Betsy Elizabeth Hauge Fund Fund (Step-up) Health Care Careers Fund James Carlson Memorial Edward Ward Subfund Scholarship Program Oregon Cultural Trust Parent John Mark Turetzky Scholarship Charles and Christie Hewitson Subfund Fund Fund Fund Chi Omega Subfund Gregory and Linda Hewitson Oregon Cultural Trust Fund Fund Peter Connacher Memorial Oregon Designated Fund Trust Subfund Existing Funds Matthew and Marsha Hewitson Oregon Disaster Relief Fund Dart Student Assistance Raymond M. Alexander Fund Oregon Fund Memorial Fund Subfund Holden Career & Technical Oregon Latino Scholarship Fund Alumni Fund for Eugene Education Scholarship Fund Roger W. Emmons Memorial Scholarship Subfund Ozbeam Fund (Step-up) International High School Holden Scholarship Fund Anonymous Fund #17 Laurence R. Foster Memorial Florence V.J. Pennebaker Fund Hope and Faith Fund Scholarship Subfund Anonymous Fund No. W44 Ready to Learn Fund The J & W Hope Fund Benjamin Franklin/Edith Bazillion Books for Kids Fund Jerry and Evelyn Reed Memorial Susan and James Huff Green Scholarship Subfund Fund Charles and Norma Beek Scholarship Fund Glenn Jackson Scholars Roberts Scholarship Fund Charitable Fund Invest Oregon Fund Program Subfund Steve Sall - Aloha High School Robert Harold Belknap Henry Itkin Fund (Step-up) Nettie Hanselman Jaynes Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Memorial Scholarship Eugene Bennett Art Acquisition Subfund Dave Sheldon Memorial Fund Fund (Step-up) Fund Ray Kageler Scholarship Neil Koehler and Cindy Toy Speroff Family Fund Buerkle Scholarship Fund Family Fund Subfund Bussman Family Philanthropic Arlene E. and Arthur Sprague Family Scholarship Jim McBroom and John H. Fund Fund Weston Fine Arts Fund LaMasters Scholarship Subfund The Sprout Fund Cambia Health Solutions Fund James F. and Marion L. Miller Children of Insitu Scholarship Fund II J.M. Lee Subfund Jean Tesche Foreign Language Program Harold I. Lewis Scholarship Studies Scholarship Fund Thomas and Geraldine Morelli (Step-up) Roy R. and Laurie M. Cummins Scholarship Fund (Step-up) Subfund Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund Fund Joseph and Helen Morgan Jeanette E. Mowery Deibele Family Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Subfund Mark Van Ness Fund Early Childhood Network Fund NLN Ella McKinney Scholarship Oregon Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship Subfund Melvin Federlein Fund Fund North Coast Land Conservancy Ida Berniece Oswald Olga Samuelson Freeman Subfund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund II OCF RAI Parent Fund Professional Land Surveyors Scott and Pamela Gibson Family of Oregon Scholarship Designated Fund Subfund

62 The Oregon Community Foundation Endowment Partners Endowment Partner funds allow nonprofit organizations to transfer their assets to OCF to provide support for their annual operating needs.

New Partners in 2015 Astoria High School City of Lake Oswego Deschutes Children’s Family Access Network Scholarships, Inc. Foundation Foundation City of Wallowa Clackamas Heritage Partners Audubon Society of Portland Club West Wrestling, Inc. Deschutes County Historical Family Building Blocks Community Connection of Society Northeast Oregon Audubon Society of Salem Coastal Home Health & Hospice Family YMCA of Marion & Polk Deschutes Land Trust Counties Confluence, Inc. Baker County Senior Citizens, Columbia Center for the Arts Inc. Deschutes Public Library Fern Ridge Library Foundation Coquille School District #8 Columbia Gorge Discovery Foundation Battered Persons Advocacy Center First Presbyterian Church of La Friends of the Animal Shelter Dial-A-Bus Grande Bear Creek Greenway Columbia Learning Center Friends of the Columbia Gorge Foundation Dogs for the Deaf, Inc. First United Methodist Church Committed Alliance to Strays Friends of Josephine County Bend Park & Recreation Donate Life Northwest of Medford Food Bank, Inc. Community Music Center, Inc. Foundation Douglas County Museum Fishtrap, Inc. Friends of Outdoor School Bend Rotary Club Foundation Community Works Foundation FOOD for Lane County Friends of Trees Benton County Historical Society Condon Dollars for Scholars Driftwood Library Foundation of Forest Grove Library Foundation Foundation Forest Grove Senior & & Museum Lincoln City Forest Park Conservancy Community Center Confederated Tribes of the The Black United Fund of Ecotrust Fossil School District 21J Henderson Nor’wester Camp Oregon, Inc. Umatilla Indian Reservation Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Foundation for Medical Jackson County Community Blue Mountain Community Congregational Church of Medford Education Foundation for Bend- Excellence Services Consortium, Inc. College Foundation La Pine Schools Coos Art Museum Foundation of Rotary Club of Johnson Creek Watershed Blue Mountain Healthcare Education Foundation of East Portland Council Foundation Coos Bay School District 9 Pendleton Four Rivers Cultural Center and Juvenile Court Resources, Inc. Bob Belloni Ranch, Inc. Coos Bay Schools Community Education Together Foundation Museum Foundation Macdonald Center Bohemia Foundation Edwards Center The Freshwater Trust Coos County Historical Society North Bend Public Library Boys and Girls Club of Central Elevate Oregon Friendly House Foundation Oregon Coos Foundation The Emerald Empire Kiwanis Friends of Chamber Music Oregon Mozart Players Boys and Girls Clubs of the Coquille Rotary Foundation, Inc Foundation Rogue Valley Friends of the Crook County Salem Parks Foundation Corbett Education Foundation Emerald Kidsports Library Bradley Angle Science Factory Children’s Corvallis-OSU Symphony Endangered Language Fund Friends of Deepwood Museum and Planetarium Britt Festivals Society Endowment Fund of the Eugene Friends of Haystack Rock The Siskiyou School Campaign for Equal Justice Cottage Grove Community Symphony Association Foundation Friends of Hendricks Park Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show Cannon Beach Arts Association Estacada Community Cottage Theatre Friends of the Lake Oswego Tigard Garden Club, Inc. Cannon Beach Historical Society Foundation Public Library Crook County Foundation View the Future, Inc. Capital Manor Foundation Eugene Education Foundation Friends of Sandy Library Crook County Historical Society Wallowa Resources CASA for Children, Inc. Eugene Family YMCA Friends of the Sisters Library Curry Health Foundation CASA of Lane County Eugene Masonic Cemetery Friends of Tryon Creek State D-9 Foundation Association Existing Partners CASA of Linn County Park Cascades Academy of Central Death with Dignity National Eugene Public Library Gales Creek Camp Foundation 1000 Friends of Oregon Center Foundation Oregon Girl Scouts of Oregon and SW A.C. Gilbert’s Discovery Village Cathedral Catholic School Deepwood Gardeners Eugene-Springfield Youth Washington Orchestras ABC House, Inc. Catholic Community Services Delta Rotary Foundation, Inc. Grande Ronde Hospital Abilitree Foundation The Dental Foundation of Fairview Rockwood Wilkes Foundation Historical Society ACCESS, Inc. Cedar Mill Community Library Oregon Grande Ronde Hospital, Inc Alano Club of Portland Association Albany Boys and Girls Club Center for Human Development, Foundation, Inc. Inc. Albany Regional Museum Center for NonProfit Legal Services Albany United Methodist Foundation, Inc. Center for Spiritual Living Albertina Kerr Centers The Center Foundation Albina Head Start Central Lutheran Foundation All Classical Public Media, Inc. Central Oregon Council on Aging All Hands Raised Central Oregon Environmental All Saints School Foundation Center American Leadership Forum of Central Oregon Family Resource Oregon Center Arbor School of Arts and Chetco Senior Center Sciences, Inc. Children’s Developmental Architecture Foundation of Health Institute Oregon Chinese American Citizens Arts Central Alliance Ashland School District #5 City Club of Portland Ashland Schools Foundation City of Fossil Friends of Trees. Photo: Chijo Takeda.

Annual Report 2015 63 Greater Bend Rotary Club Lake Oswego Public Library Oregon Animal Health Powers Community Scholarship Structural Engineers Assoc. of Foundation Lake Oswego School District Foundation Fund Oregon Scholarship Foundation Greenhill Humane Society Foundation Oregon Coast Community Ragland Rife Foundation Sunriver Music Festival Guide Dogs for the Blind Lane Senior Support Coalition College Foundation Raphael House of Portland Sunriver Nature Center & Habitat for Humanity-Albany Leach Botanical Garden Oregon Coast Council for the Relief Nursery Observatory Arts Area League of Women Voters of Restore Oregon Sunset Empire Park & Oregon Coast Music Association Habitat for Humanity-North Oregon Education Fund Richard E. Wildish Community Recreation District Foundation Willamette Valley Lesta Hoel Memorial Trust Fund Oregon College of Art and Craft Theater Sunshine Division Harney County Dollars for Lincoln High School Alumni Oregon Country Fair Rogue Community Health Sweet Home Alumni Foundation Scholars Association Oregon Disaster Medical Team Rogue Gallery & Art Center Sweet Home Community Harney County Historical Society Linn-Benton Community College Oregon Education Association Rogue Valley Chorale Foundation Harney County Library Foundation Foundation Association Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Foundation Linn County Historical Museum Oregon Entrepreneurs Forum Rogue Valley Genealogical Head Start of Yamhill County Trust Terwilliger Plaza Foundation Inc. Oregon Food Bank Society Literary Arts, Inc. Tigard Public Library Foundation Healing Reins Therapeutic Rogue Valley Symphony Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung Tillamook Bay Community Riding Center Living Opportunities, Inc. Association Oregon Garden Foundation College Foundation Heart of Oregon Corps, Inc. Looking Glass Youth & Family Oregon Head Start Association Ronald McDonald House Henderson House Foundation Services Charities of Central Oregon, Inc. Transition Projects Oregon Historical Society Hermiston Education Majestic Theatre Management, Rotary Club of Central Point Trillium Family Services Foundation Inc. Oregon Humane Society Scholarship Endowment Fund Trinity United Methodist Church Hermiston Public Library Marion-Polk Food Share, Inc. Oregon Humanities Rotary Foundation of Klamath Troutdale Historical Society High Desert Museum Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst, Oregon Korea Foundation County United Community Action Inc. Hillsboro Community Foundation Oregon Military Museum Rural Development Initiatives, Network McKenzie Community Track Inc. Foundation United Way of the Columbia- Hillsboro Schools Foundation and Field Oregon Minority Lawyers SafeHaven Humane Society Willamette Home At Last Animal Friends, McKenzie River Trust Inc. Association Salem Senate Aires United Way of Deschutes Meals on Wheels People Home Life, Inc. Oregon Natural Desert Salem’s Riverfront Carousel, Inc. County Medford Rotary Foundation Association Hospice of Redmond Santiam Christian Schools United Way of Jackson County Mediation Works Oregon Old-Time Fiddlers’ Hoyt Arboretum Friends Saturday Academy United Way of Lane County Metropolitan Family Service Association Foundation Saving Grace United Way of Linn County Mid-Willamette Family YMCA Oregon Research Institute Humane Society of the Scio Girls & Boys Club Valley Art Association Willamette Valley Mingus Park Pool Management Oregon Science Fiction Convention, Inc. ShelterCare Foundation Vermont Hills United Methodist Hunger Prevention Coalition Monday Musical Club of Sherman County Historical Church Portland, Oregon Oregon Science Teachers Impact NW Association Society Vintage Trolley Inc. Monmouth-Independence Incite Incorporated Sigma Xi Columbia Willamette Community Foundation Oregon Symphony Association Virginia Garcia Memorial Independent Living Resources Chapter Foundation Mount Pisgah Arboretum Oregon Symphony Association- Integral Youth Services Salem Silverton Health Foundation Wallowa Band Nez Perce Trail MountainStar Family Relief Ione Education Foundation Nursery Oregon Wildlife Heritage Silverton Rotary Foundation Interpretive Center Foundation J Bar J Youth Services Mt. Angel Community Siskiyou Field Institute Wallowa School Foundation Inc. Jackson County Library Foundation Oregon Women Lawyers Sisters Folk Festival Wallowa Senior Center Advisory Foundation Foundation Multnomah Athletic Foundation Sisters GRO Group Oswego Heritage Council Jefferson County Historical Music on the Halfshell, Inc. Sisters Kiwanis Community The Waterston Writing Prize Society and Museum, Inc. My Sisters’ Place Pacific Northwest College of Art Service Foundation West Cascade Peace Corps Jefferson County Library Pacific Northwest Truck SMART Association Association National Park Service Crater Lake National Park Museum SnowCap Community Charities Western Environmental Law John G. Shedd Institute for Parenting Now! Center the Arts New Directions Northwest, Inc Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Partners in Care, Inc. Rogue Valley District Council The Wetlands Conservancy JPR Foundation Newberg Early Birds Rotary Foundation Pearl Buck Center Inc. SOLVE Wildlife Images Rehabilitation Juliette’s House Newport Boosters Club Pendleton Foundation Trust Soroptimist International of and Education Center Junior Achievement of Oregon Newport Public Library Pendleton Friends of the Library Eugene Wildlife Safari and SW Washington Foundation Pentacle Theatre Soroptimist International of La The Willamette Heritage Center Junior League of Portland Grande Newport Symphony Orchestra Philomath Youth Activities Club Willamette Humane Society KBOO Foundation South Morrow County North Coast Land Conservancy Willamette Valley Hospice Klamath Basin Audubon Society Pioneer Courthouse Square Scholarship Trust North Lincoln County Historical Planned Parenthood Columbia Wilsonville Public Library Klamath County Library Museum South Tillamook County Library Willamette Club Foundation Foundation Northwest Center for Planned Parenthood of Women’s Safety and Resource Klamath Falls Gospel Mission Alternatives to Pesticides Springfield Education Southwestern Oregon Center Klamath Hospice, Inc. Northwest Youth Corps Foundation Port Orford Public Library World Forestry Center La Clinica Office of Student Access and Springfield Rotary Scholarship Foundation Fund Yachats Youth & Family La Grande Community Library Completion Portland Chamber Orchestra St. Andrew Nativity School Activities Program Foundation The Old Church Society, Inc. Association St. Charles Foundation, Inc. YMCA of Columbia-Willamette Lake County Community Open Adoption & Family Portland Civic Theatre Guild Foundation Services St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Youth Symphony of Southern Portland Mountain Rescue Oregon Lake County Oregon Museum Order of the Antelope (Eugene) Endowment Fund Foundation Portland Opera Association St. Thomas Episcopal Church YWCA of Greater Portland Lake Oswego Adult Community Oregon Agricultural Education Portland Parks Foundation Stayton Public Library Zonta Service Foundation of Center Foundation Portland Symphonic Choir Foundation Corvallis

64 The Oregon Community Foundation Oregon Fund The Oregon Fund makes grants to support community needs throughout the state through gifts or bequests of any amount.

Sally and Theodore Barrett-Page Larry Layne, in memory of Peter Toby Bayard H. Koehler Timothy Belden Vicci Martinazzi Glenn Buchanan Cindy and Michael Martindale Elizabeth Cellan Molly McCoy, in memory of Leslie Schoeder Christine Cha Su Midghall Donna and Steven Deacon Ross Miner, in honor of Steve Jerry and Susan Freschi Miner Robert and Paula Hamm Simple Actions Family William H. Hunt Charitable Foundation Remainder Unitrust Peter Winch, in memory of Richard and Deanna Iltis Peter H. Koehler High Desert Partnership. Joseph and Katherine Iverson Joanna Woessner, in memory of Peter H. Koehler

Oregon Scholarship Fund The Oregon Scholarship Fund awards scholarships statewide to Oregon students attending Oregon colleges through gifts and bequests of any amount.

Melinda Becker JoAnne McMahan Christine Cha John Morrison John G Cox Becky A Preston Sharon Kromer Maggie Purves William C Krueger

Supporting Organizations Latino Community Association. Supporting organizations help further the missionof The Oregon Community Foun- dation through a unique legal relationship. Robert J. and Leona DeArmond Peter W. Stott Foundation Public Foundation OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Sid and Karen DeBoer Foundation Foundation Wieden Family Public Gray Family Foundation Foundation

Friends of the Columbia Gorge. Photo: Debbie Asakaw.

Annual Report 2015 65 Tim and Jo Ann McQueary Ron and Wilda Bryant Mary Becker Laura Meier John and Joan Casey Sara Behrman and Francis Lora and Jim Meyer Family Comerford DiDente Family Fund Rosica Fund Jean and Jim Curran Max and Judith Bigby Ray and Carol Michael Deboleck Family Charitable Mort Bishop and Mary Lang John and Sue Miller Fund at Fund at Schwab Charitable Bishop Schwab Charitable Fund Fund Larry and Susan Black Bill Moffat and Joy Abele Nancy and Frederic Delbrueck Sara and Jonathan Brandt Craig and Lynne Moore Sharon Douglas A. Sonia Buist Michael Moore Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake Susan Cain Lindley Morton and Corrine Fund Jacob Cambier Oishi Serge D’Rovencourt Jeff Chase and Patti Warner Sue Naumes and Diane Karen and Bill Early Fund Fund Mathews Larry and Jeanette Epping Ed and Cathy Chinn Sheila Nolan and Bill De Jager Family Foundation John and Jane Emrick OCF Founder’s Fund Margaret Evans Johnnie and Vicki Ertle OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Susan Fischer Dave and Ann Fidanque Foundation Ted and Diane Freres Tom and Marilyn Fink Oneatta Fund Gerald and Olivia Froebe Sue Fisher Peregrine Sports, LLC Lester Green Bryan and Colleen Forbes Hope Hughes Pressman Fund Chane and Jim Griggs Dan and Jeri Fouts Random Acts Fund Harriet Hayes Gerald Frank Random Lengths Publications John and Lari Hodecker Family Kit Gillem and Deborah Horrell Redtail Fund Fund Verda Giustina Susan Rosenthal Elizabeth Holden Doug Gordenier Thomas A. and Georgina T. Hult & Associates LLC Jeff and Kim Hale Russo Family Fund at Schwab Robert H. and Cecelia Ashland YMCA. Charitable Fund Huntington Fund Susan Hammer Fund Schamp Family Fund Kerr/Labbe/Lowe Family Fund Dale & Allen Hermann Robert and Janice Schock Fund Kenneth and Colleen Lewis Don and Lynnette Houghton OCF Leadership Fund David and Jane Schue Fund Jayne and Douglas Hurl Marna Schulz The Manell Fund Sara and Jim Ingle The OCF Leadership Fund enables OCF to Trish and Bill Smith Charitable McGee Wealth Management Ann and Ed Istel Fund at Schwab Charitable McMurchie Family Fund Richard and Mary Jaffe develop philanthropy in every community Fund Ruth E Medak Charitable Fund Sue Keene in Oregon. The following supporters con- Harold and Jeanyse Snow at Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Labadie tributed from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2015. So Hum Foundation Carl Moseley Leslie Labbe Norman F. Sprague Jr. M.J. Murdoch Charitable Trust Foundation William and Emmy Lawrence Kathy and Ben Nolan Family Fund Guarantor $1,000+ Zola Dunbar The James S. and Ivy T. Stacy Milo and Beverly Ormseth Ross and Mary Lou Laybourn David Anderson Kirby and Carl Dyess Fund Sabrina Parsons Debra Fe Jing Lee and Peter Anonymous Elliqua Fund Standard Insurance Company Gayle and Carol Post Family Sage Appel Family Fund Susan Fischer Cornelia and William T.C. Stevens Fund Marcia and Thomas Lee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ault Robert D. Geddes and Cameron Judith and Charles Poutasse Kelly and Bonnie Leonard G.R. Geddes Family Fund George Swindells Arthur Bailey Margret Rigby Susan McLaughlin Erin Graham and Aric Wood Dr. and Mrs. Tom Tangeman Dean L. Baker Fund Barnes D. Rogers Family Fund Mary Ellen and Bob McNutt Hampton Family Foundation Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund Florence V. Barnhart Fund William and Nancy Rosenfeld Ruben and Elizabeth Menashe Rocky and Laura Henderson John K. Vitas and Pat Towle Charles and Norma Beek Fund Fund Rob and Sally Miller Charitable Fund Lyn Hennion U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Linda Shelk Sharon Moore Anthony and Martha Belluschi Ronna and Eric Hoffman Fund Jody Ward Tagmyer Family Fund Michael Mooser J & S Bishop Fund Sue and Mike Hollern Family Gary and Eileen Wehrle Fund Thorndike Family Rogue Valley Dr. and Mrs. Lee Murdoch William K. Blount Family Fund Fund Fund Josh Welch Nancy Murray Bowerman Family Fund Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Kenneth and Marta Jo Thrasher Benjamin R. and Elaine M. Nathan Family Charitable Fund Barbara Bowerman Fund Mike and Margo Kalberer Kay Toran Whiteley Family Fund Chris and Tom Neilsen John Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser David and Christine Vernier Fund Christopher and Priscilla Michael and Gloria Olds Mark and Cheryl Burnham Williams Fund Wendy Ware Keller Foundation Kristine Olson Fund Gregory Chaillé Max and Gina Williams Ron and Eileen White Kerr Pacific Corp. Norma Paulus Malcolm and Beverly Cleary WRG Foundation Fund Gordon Wright and Anne Moffett Knapp Family Fund at World Larry and Shirley Perkins Michael and Katherine Coughlin Thomas Wrightson Fund Vision Pine Hill Fund Coughlin Family Fund Duncan and Aileen Wyse Lynn and Jack Loacker Patron $250+ Gary and Linda Pope Crane Creek Family Fund Mabry Family Fund Amber and David Austin Family Gary and Jane Powell James and Anne Crumpacker Jim Mark Benefactor $500+ Fund Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Prophet Sid and Karen DeBoer Sally and Paul McCracken Frank and Dorothy Anderson Foundation Anonymous Joy and Frank Reich Duane McDougall Anonymous Howard and Edna Dietrich Barbara Bean George Russell Children’s Fund Robert McMahon Fund Brauti Family Fund Antoinette Arenz Douglass and Sandra Schmor

66 The Oregon Community Foundation Donna Shepherd Lynn and Doris Sjolund Sarah Snyder Dick Solomon and Alyce Flitcraft John and Lois Stilwell John Stott and Margaret Michel Tom Stringfield Todd and Lorri Taylor Cindy and Dan Thomas Jeanette and Kevin Thomas Wayne Thomas Mike and Jill Thorne Mrs. Moe M. Tonkon Fund John and Susan Turner Robert Vaughn Family Building Blocks. Spike Wadsworth and Sherry Sheng Michael and Pamela Forrester Brenda Penner and Steve Weiss Fund Sylvia Gates Forrester Sylvia Giustina Ruth and Ted Pepple Sponsor $100+ Bob and Lesley Glasgow Doug Philips Linny Adamson Randell and Mary Jane Guyer Wayne and Courtney Pierce Michael and Tami Aho James Hampton Hollie and Alice Pihl Cecelia Amuchastegui George and Nan Happ Jean and Jim Pinniger Joseph Bain Sally and Harold Heaton Dr. and Mrs. James Post Max Baker and Kate Marquez Keith Heck Ralph and Diane Puncochar Ted and Marie Baker Bonnie Henderson Mark and Alice Rampton Hermiston High School. John Bakkensen Dorothy Hermens David Rianda Candace Bartow Stephen and Sharon Hillis Paula Rini and Daniel Dr. and Mrs. Howard Wagner Ann and Bill Smart Wectawski Tom and Diane Bauman Paul and Kay Holbo Bill and Barbara Warner John Sweet Stephen and Kristi Roe John Becic Donald Holman Betsy Warriner Steve and Novella Swisher Rosemarie Rosenfeld Peter Belluschi Thomas Hurst and Nancy Williams Family Fund at Fidelity Patricia Tennant Janice Rutherford Burr and Donna Betts Steinberg Charitable Gift Fund Linda and Bob Thomas William Rutherford Matt Bissonette William and Barbara Hutchison Sandra Wiscarson Christopher Watson Cristina Sanz and Lorenzo Mejia Mary Blake Renee Irvin Saul Zaik Nancy Wilson Richard and Karen Scheeland Aletha Bonebrake Harriet Isom Bob and Robbie Wright Robert and Marianne Schug Jayson Bowerman Marian Jensen Leo and Traute Zagunis Penny and Peter Serrurier Underwriter Tracy Bowerman Michael Kandris Mary and Charlie Sinclair 1985 Butler Living Trust Ann Brewer Gary and Sue Kaufman Boyce and Lori Smith Jim and Sue Anderson Mary Bryant Edward Kaye Dick and Harriet Smith Jay Bloom John and Kitty Buchner Aase Kendall George and Molly Spencer Bob and Christine Bridgens Mike Burrill Gordon and Dodie King John and Joan Staunton Carly Brown and Albert Alaniz Marlan and Angela Carlson KJK Trust Paul Steger May Dasch Dick and Linda Carney Joanne Klebba Steven Stewart Christine Dickey and Stephen Art and Diana Carroll Dr. and Mrs. Gary Klouda Griffith Roger Stokes Dr. Michael Casey and Terry Arline LaMear Linda and Jerry Evans Sally Stout Wagstaff Sarah Livingstone Dr. Jon and Sharon Gell Glen and Melinda Sweeney Kathleen Cornett and Stephen Peter and Bonny Low Jeffrey Gudman Grove Henry Swigert Bill and Mary Mainwaring Steve and Amy Higgs Dave and Lisa Coughlin Shawna Sykes Steven Maxwell Dennis Irish Tom and Jan Cowling Jean and Wayne Tate Mary Louise McClintock and Ron and Jane Jones John and Sharon Crowell Thomas Balmer M. Joan Taylor Dr. John Kendall and Mrs. Robert Decker Edward McNamara Jean Terhune Elizabeth Kendall John Deeming Mesch Capital Management, Dale and Jo Ann Thomas Annette Leong Inc. Charitable Fund at Schwab John and Margaret Delacy Norman Luther David and Anne Munro Charitable Fund Don Drake Donald Messerle Hester Nau Kimberly Thompson Franklin Drake Betty Morgan Chi Nguyen Angela and Bill Thorndike Stephen and Nancy Dudley Peter Nilsen Peter Nilsen Lynne and Andrea Timmermann Anna Dunlap and Clay Silsby Cathy Peterson Andrew and Karen Nousen Paul Tipton and Janis Mohr- Alan and Carol Eberlein Tipton Shirley Ray Georgia Nowlin John Edmundson Tom and Joan Triplett Fernando Rodríguez Casillas Bill and Theresa Farrens Sue O’Halloran and Allan Richard Diane Tutch Tara Siegman Earl and Jane Ferguson Phyllis Oster United Way of the Columbia- Eve Silverman and Richard Fred and Cindy Flippence Willamette McJunkin

Annual Report 2015 67 Katharine Diack Debbie Hanavan Al Didier and Sherry Holley Terry L. Harrington Howard N. Dietrich, Jr. Katherine Harris Clyde and Jerrine Doctor Sally Hart Matt and Doris Doherty Judith Harza Bobbie Dolp Chatten Hayes Leslie and Page Dos Reis Michael and Eileen Heaton Kay L. Doyle Lyn Hennion Dick and Maggie Drake Charles and Ruby Henry Jacqueline Druck Peter and Mary Hepokoski Robert and Georgina Dubay Dorothy M. Hermens Kirby and Carl Dyess Ron and Vicki Herring William and Karen Early Carol C. Herron, CFP Fara Etzel Melanie Hill Alan Evans Lynn Hochstetter Davis Evans Jeannette B. Hofer Evergreen Charitable Trust Suzanne L. Hoffman John L. Fagan and Jo A. Reese Charles and Pamela Hoffmeister Eugene and Joyce Faltus Terrance and Jane Hohner Sally D. Farrell James R. and Linda L. Holder Christina Federlein John Dunlap and Robyn Business Education Compact. Dr. Carol Fellows Holdman Tom and Marilyn Fink Sue Hollern William L. Flatt Blair A. Holman and Virginia I. Tabor Fund The ORegon Society Mervin and Sally Fleming David and Maryanne Holman Gillian Floren and Gregory The Oregon Society honors those who have named OCF in their Swanson The Honoring Institute estate plans through their wills, trusts or other deferred gifts. John and Lynne Forsyth Steve and Jan Hooper Joyce Freeman Charles and Lynne Humble Clement and Phyllis Hunter Carl Abbott and Margery Post Richard “Doug” Blair Mike and Simone Chilton Timothy and Jeanne Freeman Bill and Becky Huntting Abbott Don Blue Cathy Chinn Ralph W. Fullerton and Myra J. Friedman James and Linda Hurst Robert and Bonnie Acker Sue Bolstad Chester and Mary Clark Diana Gardener and Judson Ellen Hyman Mike and Tami Aho Yvonne Huson Boni Christi A. Clark Parsons Wilbur and Lela Jackson Jennifer Allen and Wayne Book Family Trust Ed Clark and Janet Roberts Luscombe William Gaylord and Linda Norman C. Jacox Christ and Barbara Bouneff Mary Clark Eyerman Jim and Darlene Allison Emmy Jenson Sara and Jonathan Brandt Scott Clark Scott and Pamela Gibson Wayne Alper and Virginia Brad and Judy Johnson Martin & Kay Brantley Linda Clary and Jim Williams Klaus and Dorlene Gielisch Krueger-Alper Jan Johnson Jerry and Mary Bray Jolie Cobbs Ted Gilbert Burnell and Jean Marie Steve Jones Ambrose Stephen and Marjorie Brenneke Arlene Siegel Cogen and Kit Gillem and Deborah Horrell Mitchell J. Cogen Guy Justice and Eva Smekens- Rex and Diane Amos Bill and Joyce Briggs Dennis P. and Marie V. Gilliam Justice Jon Cohen David and Lyn Anderson John Broome Jeff and Joan Gladow Judy Carlson Kelley Paul and Nonnie Cole David Carl Anderson Lawrence J. Brown Nona Glazer Michael M. Kem Mr. and Mrs. James D. Coleman Jon and Terri Anderson Philip Brown Joseph Gledhill JoAnn and Greg Kemmis Pat Collins Jeff and Debbie Andrews Allan D. Bruckner Lyn Godsey Peter J. Kendall Betty and John Compton John and Susan Appel Chuck and Peggy Brummel Ann V. Goodsell Robert W. Kendall Tim and Camille Connelly Jeanne I. Arbow, CPA Neil and Mary Bryant Eric and Tamie Goranson Rachael Kester Joan Corcoran Rhea Arthur Sonia Buist, M.D. Doug Gordenier Ron and Linda Klein E.J. Badger Silvia and Mark Bundy Kathleen Cornett and Stephen Pat Gordon Grove Janet Knowles Darrel and Barbara Baker Jean Burlingham Grandmothers’ Legacy Fund Virginia Cornyn Willy and Karen Kohne Donna Bane Mike and Carolyn Burrill Sylvia Katherine Gray John A. Courtney Howard and Barbara Kraus Jennifer and Jon Bartch Ellen E. Bussing Emil and Elaine Graziani Tom and Jan Cowling Gary D. and Kathryn Judd Kurtz Clinton Basey The Caliban Fund Charitable Fund Fund Drs. Sandra Coyner and Joseph James and Deborah Greear Jean and Howard Baumann Marian Campbell Graf Mary Kutz and Chris Haubrich Julie L. Gregory Robert and Barbara Bean Roger and Jan Capps Norman and Marge Creitz Bill and Ann Lansing Carolyn Groves John and Patricia Beckman Dick and Linda Carney Mr. and Mrs. Stan Culver Marlene Lasher Inge Gruber Patricia A. Bender Tom and Kathy Carstens Jill Current Dave and Ann Lau Lester and Elizabeth Gunther Alan and Deborah Bennett Michael Casey and Terrel Mike and Carmen Cutting William and Emmy Lawrence Wagstaff Charles Guzis and Miriam St. Curt and Carol Bennett Dr. Stanley J. Cyran Leadingham Living Trust Carol E. Cate Clair Kimberley Bennett Gary and Cheryl Davis Karen Leigh and Keith Oldham Christine Chaillé William and Martha Hall John and Patricia Bentley Jon and Nancy Decherd Paul and Laura Leighton Gregory A. Chaillé Susan Halton Judith A. Black Cynthia Dettman Sharon Leighty and Thomas Judith Chambliss Fred Hamlin Szymoniak Adriane T. and Samuel S. Gary and Shirley DeVos Blackman Marjorie Chandler Susan Hamlin

68 The Oregon Community Foundation Richard Leonetti and Shannon James and Marilyn Murdock Moon Leonetti Calvin and Kay Nakao Joan Levers and David Manhart Susan F. Naumes Elizabeth Lewis Dr. Cheryl R. Neal Joanne Lilley Earl and Carol Nelson Eric and Hollie Lindauer Klaus and Mary Neuendorf Martin and Darice Lipsky Tonya Nichols and Ron Walters Mary A. Lockhart Don Nielsen Sarah Lockhart and George Cate O’Hagan Kraus Ann Olsen Charles and Marcia Logan Charlene M. Olson Christine Lolich Sherman and Wanda Olsrud Richard G. Long Ze’ev and Miriam Orzech Susan C. Loomis June L. Overberg Lena LoPiparo Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palmer George L. Lorance Robert and Patricia Patterson Greg and Kathy Love Greg and Carol Patton Drs. Robert Lowe and Michelle Berlin-Lowe Hazel Patton Arvin and Susan Luchs Paul and Alison Pazourek Barbara and Larry Lund Ken and Carol Pearson Barbara Lynn Joan Pease-Engebrecht Albany Habitat for Humanity ReStore. J.W. and Nancy Lyon Randall and Sali Peckham John Madison Stephen and M. Ruth Popp Gary Maffei and Marc Lintner Suzanne M. Port Don and Sandy Shaffer Michael Trigoboff and Patricia Casey and Cyd Woodard Sheila Magee Sue D. Porter Stacy Sharlet Leonard Steven and Kathryn Worley Bonnie and Lawrence Magura G. Wesley and Gail Post Bing and Carolyn Sheldon Peter and Lynda Truitt Bruce and Beverly Wulf Bill and Mary Mainwaring Linda Prefontaine Eva H. Slinker Jill Turner Robert Wulf David and Shirley Malcolm Hope Pressman Dianna and Kevin Smiley Barbara Tyler Nola & Leslie Wyeth Neil and Joan Malling Lloyd R and Glenda L Ragan Ann Smith Wendy and Brent Usher Suzanne Younge Tom and Carolyn Maresh Richard and Wendy Rahm Dick and Harriet Smith Van Cise Family Fund Nancy Yuill and Andrew Bill and Mary Marquess Bill and Cindy Rainey R. Scott Smith David and Christine Vernier Szatkowski Tony and Janice Marquis Chris Rainey W. Boyce F. Smith and Lori H. John Vitas Allan Zee and Judith Chambliss Michael Marx and Donald Emmett and Ardella Ramey Smith Daryl and Chris Vogel Linda Zercher Marshall Mark Rauch Al Soeldner and Courtney Spike Wadsworth and Sherry Vicci Martinazzi Michael V. Reed Campbell Sheng Steven Maxwell Judith Rees Dr. Herbert Spady Bill and Barbara Warner Genie and Steve McBurnett Pamela Reeves Joan T. Spear John and Helen Warner Linda and David McCammon Patricia Rehm Janice M. Spencer Grant and Diane Watkinson Nancy McClellan Dwayne and Bette Rice Laura Spurrell Ed and Mary Watson Judy and Bob McDermott Laura Rich and Philip Booth Leland and Sandra Stapleton Dr. John and Libby Watson Charles McGinnis David and Pamela Richardson George J. Stavros Janet Webster Irma and Jack McKenna Hannelore Rippel Paul Steger and Pat Ferguson- Michael Weinstein Steger Paul and Sheila McMahon Karen and Stephen Roberti Randy Weisberg Cornelia and Bill Stevens Arthur K. and Aileen McNett Jane Ankeny Roche John T. and Dee Ann Weisel Jane Stevens Michael E. Menashe Gary and Christine Rood Dr. Henry and Mrs. Janet Weitz Tom and Ellen Stevens Ruben and Elizabeth Menashe George Rowbottom & Marilyn Mary Weller William and Cathy Stoller Barbara J. Mendius Crilley Lloyd West Russ and Janice Story Ronald C. Menke Charlotte A. Rubin David Westcott Reggie and Bj Sullivan Brad and Janet Mersereau Ray Rudeen Gerald and Shirley Westersund Bonnie J. Sulmonetti Miles and Elizabeth Merwin Marilyn L. Rudin, M.D. Jon and Susan Walton Weston Jerry Sutherland Alan and Barbara Meyer Betsy Russell Joseph E. Weston Marsha Swanson Keith and Debra Meyers Luwayne E. Sammons Benjamin and Elaine Whiteley Charlie Swindells Judy C. Miller Betty Kay Sanchez Carol and Tom Williams Brenda K. & Jeffrey L. Teel Jack and Kate Mills Michelle Sang Millicent Williamson Howard and Darcy Saxion Jane M. Terzis and Douglas E. Fran Willis and Ted Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Moore Larson Doris M. Scharpf Nancy and Dennis Wilson Sharon Moore Johanna and Peter Thoeresz Jane Scheidecker Stewart Winnick and Bonnie Julie Moran Suzanne Spitler Thompson Dorothy and Gene Schoder Rhodes Betty Morgan Bill and Angela Thorndike, Jr. Carol Schug Sandra Wiscarson Dennis L. and Victoria A. Jim Thornton Morgan Robert and Marianne Schug Irene Wolfgram Ronald and Ivy Lenz Timpe Carl P. Moseley Mayer and Janet Schwartz Charles Womer Charles Trewhella Dave and Pat Moss William Scott Carolyn Wood Carol Trezona Bob and Carol Mulligan Neil Sechan and Matt Messner Carlton and Joy Woodard

Annual Report 2015 69 Investment POlicy

OCF invests its endowed funds to provide a Investment Returns stable resource for Oregon. Effective invest- Annualized Main Investment Pool Returns, ment management of these funds allows the Period Ending 12/31/2015 Foundation to respond to today’s needs while preserving and enhancing the real value of OCF Benchmark* the funds for future needs. Quarter 2.4% 2.5% ASSET ALLOCATION 1 Year -1.5% -0.7% A diversified portfolio is fundamental to OCF’s investment strategy. A well-diversified 3 Years 4.9% 4.9% investment portfolio helps maximize in- 5 Years 4.5% 4.0% vestment returns and reduce volatility. Our Investment Committee regularly reviews 10 Years 4.9% 4.2% the asset allocation strategy. The allocation among asset classes at Dec. 31, 2015, is shown *Expected returns if assets had been invested in index funds based on OCF’s asset allocation. at right. Investment returns are net of investment fees. Investment Managers ASSET ALLOCATION To further diversify our portfolio, the OCF Main Investment Pool Asset Allocation at 12/31/2015 Investment Committee selects investment managers with expertise in managing spe- 10.8% Fixed Income cific asset classes. For a complete list of investment managers, please visit our web- 9.7% Real Assets site at www.oregoncf.org. 8.2% Venture Capital/ Private Equity OCF Investment Committee 21.3% Absolute Return OCF’s Investment Committee oversees the investment program, makes recommen- dations to the board of directors regarding investment policy and strategy, and hires and 49.1% Global Equities monitors investment managers. The Invest- ment Committee is made up of community volunteers and OCF board members with ex- 0.7% Cash and Equivalents pertise in investments and business. Growth of OCF Charitable Funds INvestment committee members $1.8 B William Berg, Chair, Portland Patrick Criteser, Tillamook/Portland $1.6 B Karen Harding, Portland $1.4 B Lyn Hennion, Medford $1.2 B Duane McDougall, Lake Oswego $1.0 B William Moffat, Portland Garth Nisbet, Lake Oswego $800 M Ronald Parker, Portland $600 M Eric Parsons, Friday Harbor, WA $400 M William Rutherford, Portland Benjamin R. Whiteley, Portland $200 M Robert Wulf, Portland 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

70 The Oregon Community Foundation Financial Highlights Summary Consolidated Statement Summary Consolidated of Financial Position Statement of Activities Dec. 31, 2015 Year ended Dec. 31, 2015 ASSETS $ REVENUE and GAINS $ Cash and cash equivalents 28 M Gifts, grants and contributions 68 M Investments 1.6 B Investment income -4 M Contributions receivable 27 M Change in value split-income agreements -7 M Assets held in charitable trusts 73 M Other income 4 M Other assets 1 M Total revenue & gains 61 M Total Assets 1.7 B

GRANTS & OTHER EXPENSES LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Grants 82 M Liabilities Funds expense and program services 3 M Payables and accrued expenses 4 M Administrative expenses 11 M Liabilities under split-interest agreements 46 M Funds held as Endowment Partner funds 176 M Total grants and *other expenses 96 M Total Liabilities 226 M

Change in net assets -35 M Net Assets Unrestricted 1.4 B Net assets, Temporarily restricted 54 M beginning of year 1.5 B Total Net Assets 1.5 B

Total Liabilities & Net Assets 1.7 B Net assets, end of year 1.5 B

* 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.

These financial highlights were unaudited at the time of publication. If you would like a copy of the financial statements audited by Deloitte Consulting LLP, please visit our website, www.oregoncf.org, or call the Foundation’s Portland office at 503.227.6846.

Annual Report 2015 71 OCF STAFF Executive Valarie Rundquist, Program Officer for Endowment Partners Max Williams, President and CEO Kyle Sexton, Fund Services Assistant Ashley Sova, Finance and Investments Associate Elizabeth Carey, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Steve Strand, Accountant Kathleen Cornett, Vice President for Grants and Programs Lixin Wang, Accounting Director Gina Kaplan, Executive Assistant and Board Relations Manager Hirut Yehoalashet, Finance Officer Sheila Murty, Vice President of Operations Johanna Thoeresz, Chief Development Officer Grants and Programs Laura Winter, Vice President for Donor Relations Michael Achterman, Lead Program Associate for Grants Sonia Worcel, Vice President of Strategy and Research Michelle Boss Barba, Program Officer for Arts and Culture Carly Brown, Community Engagement Officer Development Abby Bush, Associate Program Officer, Early Childhood Sara Brandt, Regional Director/Charitable Gift Planner, Southern Willamette Belle Cantor, Program Officer for Education Valley Maka Chee, Program Assistant for Grants Wendy Chou, Philanthropic Advisor, Metropolitan Portland Mirna Cibrian, Community Engagement Coordinator Rochelle De Forrest, Regional Administrative Assistant, Southern Oregon Kathleen Cornett, Vice President for Grants and Programs Anne Donnelly, Regional Director/Charitable Gift Planner, South Coast Amy Cuddy, Senior Program Officer, Southern Oregon Tina Garland, Regional Administrative Assistant, Southern Willamette Valley Jennesa Datema, Associate Program Officer, Youth Philanthropy Julie Gregory, Regional Director/Charitable Gift Planner, Central and Eastern Leann Do, Program Associate for Grants Oregon Roberto Franco, Latino Partnership Program Director Chane Griggs, Regional Director/Charitable Gift Planner, Northern Willamette Valley Jeff Geiger, Special Projects Officer Diane Lai, Charitable Gift Planner, Metropolitan Portland Melissa Hansen, Program Officer, Metro Portland Jackie Roth, Development Assistant, Metropolitan Portland Danae Hutson-Lipinski, Program Associate for Grants Cristina Sanz, Regional Director/Charitable Gift Planner, Southern Oregon Mary Louise McClintock, Director of Education Programs Johanna Thoeresz, Chief Development Officer Megan McElroy, Program Associate for Scholarships and Grants Wendy Usher, Regional Development Director, Metropolitan Portland Rocio Perez, Administrative Assistant for Grants and Programs Joan Vallejo, Communications Director Cheryl Puddy, Associate Program Officer/Regional Administrative Assistant Sandi Vincent, Communications and Digital Media Coordinator Damien Sands, Program Officer, Southern Willamette Valley Danielle Walter, Administrative Assistant, Metropolitan Portland Megan Schumaker, Senior Program Officer Travis Ward, Development Services Coordinator Jessica Steinhebel, Scholarship Program Coordinator Kim Whitney, Program Associate for Grants and Programs Donor Relations Donna Arasin, Administrative Officer Gray Family Foundation Heidi Binder, Donor Relations Officer, Southern Oregon Nancy Bales, Executive Director Jennifer Olson Curry, Donor Relations Officer, Portland Rachael Bashor, Program Officer Alisa Hayes, Donor Relations Officer, Portland Rana DeBey, Program Associate Sarah Hench, Donor Relations Assistant Comet James, Donor Relations Associate Operations Joan Kerns, Donor Relations Officer, Southern Willamette Valley and South Coast Anna Anderson, Administrative Assistant Kirsten Kilchenstein, Senior Donor Relations Officer Art Frank, Director of Technology Services Michael Knackstedt, Donor Relations Associate Melissa Freeman, Director of Strategic Projects Chey Kuzma, Donor Relations Associate Bonnie Hall, Receptionist Maylian Pak, Donor Relations Officer, Southern Willamette Valley Joel Harmon, Administrative Assistant Heather Pruess, Associate Donor Relations Officer, Portland Sheila Murty, Vice President of Operations Fran Willis, Donor Relations Officer, Central and Eastern Oregon Matt Quince, Database Manager Laura Winter, Vice President for Donor Relations Molly Roman, Special Projects Coordinator Lori Shelby, Human Resources Officer Finance and Fund Services Dalian Yates, Fellow Lisa Bork, Fund Services Associate Cathy Zegar, Administrative Officer Elizabeth Carey, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Nicci Ferguson, Fund Services Associate Research Shu Guan, Accounts Payable Associate David Keyes, Researcher Ray Klinke, Associate Vice President Holly Kipp, Researcher Chi Nguyen, Accounting Specialist Kim Leonard, Senior Evaluation Officer Amy Reaney, Fund Services Officer Caitlin Ruffenach, Researcher Jan Royse, Accounting Associate Sonia Worcel, Vice President of Strategy and Research

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