Community Annual Report - Pacific Continental Bank

COMMUNITY
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
Byron Garrow at the School Garden Project of Lane County.
COMMUNITY
COMES FIRST
At Pacific Continental Bank, we believe
supporting and preserving our local
communities is an integral part of being a
successful company —
­ it’s at the forefront
of everything we do.
Every year our employees donate
thousands of volunteer hours and dollars
to our local communities. Our Giving with
Heart program encourages staff to get
involved in local organizations by providing
each employee up to 40 hours of paid time
off to volunteer. These accomplishments
are typically highlighted in our Annual
Giving Report.
This year, our report takes on a new
name — Community Annual Report —
expanding beyond our volunteering and
philanthropic giving to encompass our
overall commitment to communities
through the addition of our sustainability
practices and programs. Our commitment
to becoming a more sustainable business
highlights our long-term focus on helping
to preserve the communities where we
live and work for years to come.
In 2015, employees donated more than
7,300 hours to organizations focusing on
animal welfare, community arts, economic
development, education, family and
health, sustainability and youth services.
Employees also donated nearly $7,500
of their own money to their local
communities and Pacific Continental
matched contributions up to $100
per employee.
Fostering healthy and vibrant communities
is at the core of who we are and we hope
you enjoy reading our new Community
Annual Report.
Top photo: Nicole Baxter at Eastside Baby Corner.
Bottom photo: Josephine Davis, Lisa Faust, Shelby
Nemecek, Tara Pedersen, Bonnie Byrd, Bob Harding,
Phoebe Krueger and Tamisha Dunn accept the Dress
Down for Success Top Fundraiser Award.
Pacific Continental Bank encourages, empowers and provides us open
“ opportunities
to volunteer in organized activities or support areas we are
most passionate about. I am blessed that Pacific Continental gives me the
right work/life balance and the ability to volunteer with so many wonderful
nonprofits in my community.
”
Laura Mediati, vice president and training director, Administration
Aaron Chase, Brandi Otterstrom and Rachel Ulrich at FOOD for Lane County.
OVERALL GIVING — VOLUNTEER HOURS
Pacific Continental Bank employees donate thousands of hours to their local communities
in seven areas of focus.
3.9%
Animal Welfare
291 hours
1.7%
Community Arts
126 hours
16.3%
Economic
Development
1, 208 hours
16.1%
Education
1,187 hours
Volunteer Hours
40.2%
Family & Health
2,967 hours
2.2%
Sustainability
161 hours
19.6%
Youth Services
1,448 hours
7,388
GREATER
EUGENE
Seven offices
Volunteer hours: 3,088
Employee donations: $3,722
Approximate number of organizations
receiving employee donations or
volunteer time: 121
Corporate donations and
sponsorships: $118,199
Approximate number of organizations
receiving corporate donations and
sponsorships: 76
Volunteer activities: The Greater Eugene
employees donated more than 3,000
volunteer hours — during work time —
to local nonprofit organizations through
activities such as creating a clean and safe
playground environment for children, cleaning
up local parks, volunteering in classrooms,
building bunk beds for a homeless shelter
and harvesting food from local gardens.
Other activities included dealing cards for a
casino fundraiser, prepping school projects
for kids, mentoring, planting trees, sorting
and prepping school supplies for backpacks
and helping to maintain school gardens.
Nonprofit events hosted by Pacific
Continental Bank: 10
Number of attendees: 281
The market hosted seminars specifically
developed for nonprofit organizations and
leaders on topics such as strengthening
board officers, preparing for annual audits
and reviews, identifying prospects for major
gifts and many more.
Volunteer of the Year: Melissa Woods
Melissa coordinated volunteer opportunities
for the Junction City office and was
involved with seven different organizations
within her small community. Her volunteer
time included helping out at local preschool
and elementary schools, representing the
bank on Teach Children to Save Day, working
with Soroptomist International of Junction
City to fund “Bunches of Lunches” for local
school children as well as taking on the
huge role of Pack Leader for her son’s Cub
Scouts, just to name a few! With over 180
hours of volunteer time logged in just one
year, Melissa has really gone above
and beyond.
Top photo: Nelson Zaludek, Nick Kelley, Byron Garrow
and John Fraser at Sponsors, Inc. Bottom photo: Volunteer
of the Year, Melissa Woods, at Oaklea Middle School.
I’m proud to work for a company
“ that
not only sponsors local
organizations and events, but
also empowers its employees
to make a personal impact on
organizations they’re
passionate about.
”
Joe Carmichael, assistant vice president
and commercial banking officer,
Greater Eugene
Karlee Wallender and Phoebe Krueger at Dozer Days for The Nutter Family Foundation.
OVERALL GIVING — EMPLOYEE DONATIONS
Pacific Continental Bank matches employee contributions to nonprofit organizations
up to $100 per employee.
6.0%
Animal Welfare
0.7%
Community Arts
2.7%
Economic
Development
11.4%
Education
Employee Donations
49.9%
Family & Health
2.3%
Sustainability
27.0%
Youth Services
$7,493
GREATER
PORTLAND
Six offices
Volunteer hours: 3,719
Employee donations: $3,066
Approximate number of organizations
receiving employee donations or
volunteer time: 152
Corporate donations and
sponsorships: $183,063
Approximate number of organizations
receiving corporate donations and
sponsorships: 119
Volunteer activities: The Greater
Portland employees volunteered more than
3,700 hours — during work time — to local
nonprofit organizations through activities
such as preparing meals for at-risk
women and children, weatherizing homes,
preparing Thanksgiving dinner for those
in need and escorting Special Olympics
Oregon athletes during competition. Other
volunteer activities included preparing
summer ready packets for children,
reviewing business plans for high school
students, making greeting cards for food
boxes and repairing bicycles for financially
distressed youth and community members.
Nonprofit events hosted by Pacific
Continental Bank: 7
Number of attendees: 182
The market hosted seminars specifically
developed for nonprofit organizations and
leaders on topics such as social enterprise,
succession planning, financial reporting
and more.
Volunteer of the Year: Chuck Michael
Chuck is the ultimate community banker,
and it shows through his volunteer efforts
within the community. In 2015, he served
on multiple boards and contributed more
than 250 hours of community service to
organizations such as the Humane Society
for Southwest Washington, Meals on
Wheels and the Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society. Chuck led the bank in volunteer
hours, most of which were during his
spare time, and is known throughout the
Greater Portland market as a leader who
understands the importance of giving back
to those who need it most.
Top photo: Lisa Faust at Riverside Elementary.
Bottom photo: Volunteer of the Year, Chuck Michael,
at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington.
have been blessed with a good
“ Ifamily
and career, and want to
give back to the community that
has done so much for me. Pacific
Continental is such a great match
for me because they are a strong
supporter of employees giving back
and have a deep commitment as a
bank to support the community.
”
Chuck Michael, senior vice president
and commercial banking officer,
Greater Portland
Dana Gardner and Nicole Baxter at Eastside Baby Corner.
OVERALL GIVING — CORPORATE DONATIONS
Pacific Continental Bank currently supports six different areas.
6.6%
Community Arts
19.1%
Economic
Development
10.3%
Education
36.7%
Family & Health
Organizations
receiving donations
or sponsorships*:
8.3%
Sustainability
19.0%
Youth Services
*Note: Animal welfare is not a current area of support for corporate donations.
266
GREATER
SEATTLE
Two offices, one Business Banking Center
Volunteer hours: 581
Employee donations: $705
Approximate number of organizations
receiving employee donations or
volunteer time: 40
Corporate donations and
sponsorships: $71,241
Approximate number of organizations
receiving corporate donations and
sponsorships: 80
Volunteer activities: The Greater Seattle
employees donated more than 580 volunteer
hours — during work time — to local
nonprofit organizations through activities
such as teaching students about finances,
preparing and serving meals to seniors and
providing guidance on capital campaigns.
Other activities included reviewing scholarship
applications and interviewing students, as
well as mentoring and organizing donations
for families in need.
Nonprofit events hosted by Pacific
Continental Bank: 11
Number of attendees: 178
The market hosted seminars specifically
developed for nonprofit organizations and
leaders on topics such as legacy giving
programs; attracting, motivating and
rewarding employees; maximizing year-end
giving and more.
Volunteer of the Year: Debra Holland
Debra has an amazing reputation in the
Greater Seattle community for her work
with many nonprofit organizations. She
has been very active in giving back to the
community and in 2015, volunteered her
time with many organizations such as Seattle
Goodwill and Association of Fundraising
Professionals (AFP) Advancement Northwest.
Debra served on the board for Humanities
Washington and participated in Leadership
Tomorrow. Additionally, she has been
involved with her alma mater, Seattle Pacific
University, serving on the executive advisory
board for the School of Business.
Top photo: Nick Anderson, Ken Yokoyama and Nazim
Karmali at Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue. Bottom photo:
Volunteer of the Year, Debra Holland, at Seattle Parks’
Loyal Donor Tea.
a true part of a community,
“ Toyoubemust
consider how to make
it a better place. I am privileged
to work for a company that
believes this and empowers me
to change my community for
the better.
”
Dana Gardner, senior relationship
banking assistant, Greater Seattle
Casey Hogan, Lisa Vatske of the Housing Finance Commission, Debra Holland, Dan Bogart and Karen Miller of the Housing
Finance Commission at the presentation of the Washington State Housing Finance Commission Proud Partner Award.
AWARDS
In 2015, Pacific Continental Bank received five awards focused on community
partnership and philanthropy.
Seattle Business
Community Impact Awards
Business of the Year, small
business category
Puget Sound Business Journal
Top Corporate Philanthropist List
Portland Business Journal
Top Corporate Philanthropist List
Washington State Housing
Finance Commission
Recognized as a “Proud Partner”
Dress for Success Oregon
Dressed Down for Success
Top Fundraiser
ADMINISTRATION
Volunteer of the Year: Tom Reese
Tom is incredibly active within the
community. He has volunteered for years
with the Peter R. Marsh Foundation to
honor those who serve their communities
in Washington and Oregon. Tom is also a
long-time mentor at St. Mary’s Home for
Boys, donating countless hours, providing
guidance and care as well as being a
positive and strong role model for his
mentees. Additionally, Tom has been
involved with Willamette West Habitat for
Humanity for many years and currently
serves on their board of directors.
Top photo: Volunteer of the Year, Tom Reese, making a donation to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society – Oregon Chapter.
Left photo: Mitch Hagstrom, Amber Keen, Nicole Johnson, Jayne McLaws and Amy Delaney at the School Garden Project
of Lane County. Right photo: Jill Sibbald and Michelle Corona at FOOD for Lane County.
delighted to be part of such a zealous team and organization that
“ Iisamcreating
impactful transformations that enrich our mission and include
environmental stewardship as one of our core competencies. It is a
message that resonates with our employees, our clients and the Pacific
Northwest that we are proud to call home.
”
Kristen Connor, senior vice president and relationship banking officer,
Greater Portland
Michael Dunne, Becky-Jo Samples and Onalee Edwards at the Willamalane Parks and Recreation District‘s Mill Race Park.
SUSTAINABILITY EVENTS
Pacific Continental Bank participated in green events for employees, encouraging biking and
a lower carbon footprint through an eco-challenge and bike commute challenge.
Total miles
commuted by team:
971
Total gallons of
water saved by team:
4,256
Total pounds of
CO2 saved by team:
404
SUSTAINABILITY
Preserving Our Community
In 2015, Pacific Continental took a
renewed approach to its sustainability
practices, looking to build a holistic
program that has long-lasting effects to
preserve our community.
Green Practices
This list includes just a few of the
sustainable practices currently in
place at Pacific Continental Bank.
Alternative Transportation:
Pacific Continental’s sustainability program
focuses on a few key areas including:
Growing relationships with sustainably- minded businesses and nonprofits.
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Implementing green practices such as waste reduction and composting options
at offices as well as encouraging
alternative transportation for employees.
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articipating in green events for
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employees like an eco-challenge and
bike commute challenge.
Expansion of the employee Green Team, which educates and provides awareness of the bank’s sustainability goals, helps roll out new green initiatives and manages an array of green suggestions submitted by employees.
Sustainability Events
Business Commute Challenge (May):
Our Greater Eugene team joined the
challenge to walk, bike, carpool or utilize
alternate transportation for one week.
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Bike Commute Challenge (September): Our Greater Portland market assembled a team of 18 employees for this Portlandarea event. The team completed 140 trips and commuted a total of 971 miles by bike.
Eco-Challenge (October): During
this two-week, nationwide event,
more than 100 employees challenged
themselves to try more sustainable
lifestyle choices. Employees saved a
total of 4,256 gallons of water and 404 pounds of CO2, and our company ranked seventh among more than
300 participating organizations.
All offices are equipped with an
emergency bike repair kit for use
by employees and clients.
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Bike racks are available outside offices.
Waste Reduction:
•
All offices provide recycling receptacles.
Several offices currently offer
composting, with the goal to roll this
out to all eligible offices in 2016.
•
All outdated electronics — including
computers, printers and phones —
are donated to local electronics reuse and recycling centers.
•
Our sustainability program is still in its
early days and will continue to grow
over the years. We have added
sustainability to our employee match
and corporate giving areas of support.
The new sustainability program is
part of our long-term commitment to
the community.
Pacific Continental Bank’s
“ sustainability
efforts naturally
align with my personal beliefs
and outlook on life. It is truly
inspiring to work for a company
that is invested in the wellbeing of our community.
”
Nelson Zaludek, credit analyst,
Greater Eugene
Listed below are organizations to which Pacific Continental Bank employees resided on
the board of directors and organizations the bank supported in 2015.
Employees on
Boards
Tony Ahlbrecht
Beaverton Downtown
Association
Nick Anderson
Center for Human Services
Washington Automobile Dealer Training Academy Foundation
Alice Liang
Issaquah Swim Team
Organizations
Jamie Louie-Smith
Springfield Education Foundation
Risk Management Association – Eugene/Springfield
Oregon Chapter
21 Progress
211info
A Family for Every Child
Abby’s Closet
Advantage Smiles for Kids (ASK)
Aerospace Futures Alliance of Washington
Agnes Stewart Middle School
Agros International
Ainsworth Foundation
Ainsworth School
Albertina Kerr
ALS Association - Oregon and SW Washington Chapter
American Cancer Society - Eugene
American Lung Association of the Mountain Pacific
American Red Cross - Southwest Oregon Chapter
American Red Cross - Southwest Washington Chapter
The Arc of King County
Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon
Artist Trust
Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene
ASPIRE
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. - Pacific Northwest Chapter
Associated General Contractors (AGC) Oregon-Columbia Chapter
Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Advancement Northwest WA
Association of Legal Administrators
Audubon Society of Portland
Bags of Love, Inc.
Bainbridge Island Lacrosse
Association
Bay Area Sportsman’s
Association, Inc.
Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce
Beaverton Area Chamber of
Commerce - Leadership Beaverton
Beaverton City Library
Beaverton Downtown Association
Beaverton Police Activities League (PAL)
Bellevue Schools Foundation
Bethel Community Church
Bethel Education Foundation
Bethesda Lutheran Church
Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA)
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Columbia Northwest
Bike Farm
Bloodworks Northwest
Board of Accountancy - Oregon
Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF)
Boots to Shoes Foundation
Boy Scouts of America – Cascade Pacific Council
Boy Scouts of America – Oregon Trail Council
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue
Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Washington
Bradley Angle
Bridge Meadows
Bridgeway House
BRING Recycling
Camas Ridge Community School
Camp Fire Columbia
Camp Fire Wilani
Camp Lutherwood Oregon
Casa Latina
Cascade AIDS Project
Cascades West Financial Services, Inc.
Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare
Catholic Charities of Oregon
Catholic Community Services of Lane County
Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) – Camp Howard
Center for Community Counseling
Center for Human Services
Center for Nonprofit Stewardship
The Center for Wooden Boats
Charleston Community Church
Chelsea Hicks Foundation
Children’s Cancer Association
Children’s Center
Children’s Corner Montessori Preschool
Children’s Institute for Learning Differences (CHILD)
Kara McDaniel
The Junction City
Historical Society
Phil Bridge
William Temple House
Chuck Michael
Humane Society for Southwest Washington
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society – Oregon/Southwest Washington/
Idaho/Montana (OSWIM) Chapter Partners in Careers (PIC)
Community Health Charities
of Oregon
Joe Carmichael
Eugene Challengers
Eugene Family YMCA
Kenechi Onyeagusi
Risk Management Association – Portland Metro Chapter
Kristen Connor
Oregon Law Foundation
Sunstone Montessori School
Tara Pedersen
Beaverton Downtown Association
Dan Bogart
Multi-Service Center
Angie Bosch
Stop Pet Overpopulation Today
(S.P.O.T.)
Joe Connors
St. Andrew Legal Clinic
Amy Delaney
Boys & Girls Clubs of
Emerald Valley
American Bankers Association Bank Marketing School
Bryan Dent
Open House Ministries
Boy Scouts of America – Cascade Pacific Council, Troop 393
Michael Dunne
Eugene Education Foundation
Public Relations Society of
America – Greater Oregon Chapter
Onalee Edwards
Springfield Public Library
Foundation
Lisa Faust
Portland Community Media
Quest Center for Integrative Health
Willamette Valley Development Officers (WVDO)
Cristal Finley
Abby’s Closet
Denise Ghazal
Pearl Buck Center Incorporated
United Way of Lane County
Dean Hansen
Serenity Lane
Eugene Civic Alliance
Bob Harding
United Way of the
Columbia-Willamette
Matt Hilton
EWEB Child
Development Center
Oregon Club of EugeneSpringfield
Casey Hogan
Boy Scouts of America –
Oregon Trail Council
Debra Holland
Humanities Washington
Laurel Horton
Bethesda Lutheran Church
Jaime Koleno
St. Paul School Foundation
Phoebe Krueger
Nonprofit Network Southwest Washington
Heidi Larwick
Bethel Health Center
Emerald Valley Development Professionals
The Trauma Healing Project
Emily Leach
Neighborhood House
Bonneville Environmental
Foundation (BEF)
Courtney Perry
Junction City Scandinavian Festival
John Raleigh
Cascades West Financial
Services, Inc.
Tom Reese
Peter R. Marsh Foundation
Willamette West Habitat for
Humanity
Troy Reichenberger
Community LendingWorks
Neighborhood Economic
Development Corporation (NEDCO)
Rotary Club of Eugene
Kate Salyers
Eugene Active 20-30 Club
Kristin Short
Professional Womens Forum
Tammy Smith
Midtown Business Associates
Marc Steinbaugh
Eugene Hearing & Speech Center
Ophelia’s Place
Mark Stevenson
“I Have a Dream” Oregon
Mercy Corps Northwest
Sherry Stewart
Vancouver’s Downtown
Association
Angie Stone
Trinity Lutheran Church & School
Kathy Swift
Jesuit Volunteer Corp NW
Portland Community
Reinvestment Initiatives, Inc.
Risk Management Association – Portland Metro Chapter
Brian Thomas
Portland Alumni Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Rachel Ulrich
FOOD for Lane County
Carol Warneke
Molly’s Fund
Steve Watts
Meals on Wheels People – Loaves & Fishes Centers
Kristy Weaver
Greater Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce
Legacy Health – Salmon Creek Hospital Foundation
Children’s Center
Doug White
Columbia Corridor Association
Darla Williams
Bethel Community Church
Ken Yokoyama
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue
Children’s Miracle Network – Oregon Health and Sciences University (OHSU) Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Foundation
Children’s Miracle Network –
PeaceHealth Sacred Heart
Medical Center Foundation
Christ Church Portland
Circle of Children
Citizens Crime Commission of Portland
City of Junction City
City of Portland - Parks & Recreation
Clark County Food Bank
Classroom Law Project
Climate Solutions
Coastal Conservation Association Oregon – Tualatin Valley
Columbia Christian Schools
Columbia Corridor Association
Columbia Dance
Columbia Land Trust
Combat Veterans Motorcycle
Association - Oregon Chapter 29-1
Commercial Brokers Association
Communities in Schools of
Federal Way
Community Day School Association
Community Energy Project
Community Foundation for
Southwest Washington
Community Foundation of
Snohomish County
Community Health Charities
of Oregon
Community LendingWorks
Community Lunch on Capitol Hill
Community Vision, Inc.
Community Warehouse
Companis
Concordia University Foundation
Corridor Alternative Elementary
Council for the Homeless
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Lane County
Crooked Trails
Crystal Springs Elementary
Damascus Christian School
The Dental Foundation of Oregon
DoveLewis
Down Syndrome Network Oregon
Dress for Success Oregon
The Early Education Program (EEP)
EarthShare Oregon
Eastside Baby Corner
Education Together Foundation
Educational Opportunities for
Children and Families (EOCF)
Edwards Center, Inc.
Egan Warming Centers
Elders in Action
Emerald KIDSPORTS
Emerald Valley Development Professionals
Eugene Active 20-30 Club
Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Challengers
Eugene Christian School
Eugene Civic Alliance
Eugene Concert Choir
Eugene Downtown Lions Club
Eugene Education Foundation
Eugene Family YMCA
Eugene Hearing & Speech Center
Eugene International Film Festival
Eugene Little League
Eugene Mission
Eugene Public Library
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity
EWEB Child Development Center
Faith Bible Christian School
Family Law Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
FertiLab Thinkubator
Financial Beginnings
Financial Education Public-Private Partnership
The Financial Executives Networking Group – The Portland Chapter
First Growth Children and Family Charities, Inc.
The First Tee of Greater Seattle
FOOD for Lane County
FOOD for Lane County –
Children’s Weekend Snack Pack
FOOD for Lane County –
Meals on Wheels
FOOD for Lane County –
The Dining Room
FOOD for Lane County –
The Youth Farm
Forest Park Conservancy
Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation
Foundation for Healthy Generations
Friends of Baseball
Friends of Eugene Public Library
Friends of the Children
Friends of Trees
Gaffney Lane Elementary School
Gala FC
Gardiner Middle School
Girls Incorporated of the
Pacific Northwest
Global Washington
Golden Bond Rescue of Oregon
Good Samaritan Ministries
The Goodtimes Project
Greater Portland Tennis Council
The Greater Seattle Bureau of Fearless Ideas
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce
Greenhill Humane Society
Guide Dogs for the Blind –
Oregon Campus
Guy Lee Elementary School
Habitat for Humanity Portland/
Metro East
Habitat for Humanity Seattle King County
Hamlin Middle School
Hands On Greater Portland
Happy Valley Middle School
Harrisburg High School
The Healing Center
Hearing, Speech & Deafness Center
HIV Alliance
Holt International
Holy Family Catholic Church
HomePlate Youth Services
Huerto de la Familia
Humane Society for Southwest Washington
Humanities Washington
“I Have a Dream” Oregon
Impact NW
Inglewood Middle School
The International School
Irving Elementary
Irvington Club
Issaquah Swim Team
Jacobs Gallery
Jasper Mountain
Jessie F. Richardson Foundation
Jesuit Volunteer Corp Northwest
Jewish Family & Child Service
Jubilee REACH
Junction City Scandinavian Festival
Junction City/Harrisburg/Monroe
Habitat for Humanity
Junior Achievement of Oregon &
SW Washington
Kelly Middle School
Kin On
King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence
King’s Grace Fellowship
KLCC public radio
KRVM public radio
Lake Hills Elementary School
Lane Arts Council
Lane Blood Center
Lane Community College –
David Joyce Gallery
Lane Community College Foundation
Lane Council of Governments (LCOG)
Lane Council of Governments (LCOG) – Senior Meals Program
Lane County Dental Society
Lane County Health and Human Services
Lane County Legal Aid and
Advocacy Center
Lane County Medical Society
Lane Leaders Association
L’Arche Portland
Laurel Elementary School
Leadership Clark County
Leadership Tomorrow
The League of Women Voters of
Seattle-King County Education Fund
Legacy Health – Salmon Creek Hospital Foundation
Legal Voice
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society –
Oregon/Southwest Washington/
Idaho/Montana (OSWIM) Chapter
The Link for Women
Looking Glass Community Services
Love In the Name of Christ (INC) Clackamas
Love In the Name of Christ (INC) of the Newberg Area
Lowell School District
Luke-Dorf - NorthStar Clubhouse
Madison Middle School
Marist Foundation
McKenzie River Chamber of Commerce
Meals on Wheels People
Meals on Wheels People – Loaves & Fishes Centers
Medical Teams International
Mercy Corps
Mercy Corps Northwest
Metropolitan Family Services
Midtown Business Associates
The Mockingbird Society
Molly’s Fund
Morrison Child & Family Services
Mountain View Academy
Mt. Vernon Elementary School
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Portland,
Oregon, Inc.
Multi-Service Center
Multnomah Dental Society
MVP Youth Sports
N/NE Neighborhood Housing Strategy
National College of Natural Medicine (NCNM)
National Multiple Sclerosis Society – Oregon Chapter
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA)
Neighborhood Economic
Development Corporation (NEDCO)
Neighborhood House
New Beginnings
Newberg Church of the Nazarene
Nikkei Concerns
The Nonprofit Association of Oregon
Nonprofit Network Southwest Washington
Non-Profit Works
Norkenzie Christian Church
Northwest Association for Blind Athletes
Northwest Christian University
Northwest College of Construction
Northwest Earth Institute
Northwest Environmental Advocates
Northwest Environmental Business Council
Northwest Folklife
Northwest Health Foundation
Northwest Outward Bound School
Northwest Regional ESD Foundation
Northwest Workers’ Justice Project
The Nutter Family Foundation
Oak Hill School
O’Hara Catholic School
One Call for All
One Hope
One Life
One Reel
Open Arms Perinatal Services
Open House Ministries
Open Meadow Alternative Schools, Inc.
Open School
Ophelia’s Place
Oregon Academy of General Dentistry
Oregon Business Association
Oregon Center For Human Rights – Know Your City
Oregon Club of Eugene-Springfield
Oregon Dog Rescue
Oregon Environmental Council
Oregon Food Bank
Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (OFOSA)
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) American Student Dental Association (ASDA)
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Foundation
Oregon Humane Society
Oregon Law Foundation
Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation
Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership (OMEP)
Oregon Mission of Mercy (OMOM)
Oregon Mozart Players
Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC) - Kids in Transition to School (KITS)
Oregon State University College of Liberal Arts
Oregon Supported Living Program
Oregon Track Club
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
Oregon Women Lawyers
Orenco Elementary Booster Club
Our Beaver Nation
Outdoors for All Foundation
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Pacific Hospital Preservation & Development Authority
Page Ahead Children’s Literacy Program
Parks Foundation of Clark County
Partners for Sustainable Schools – Institute for Sustainability,
Education and Ecology
Partners in Careers (PIC)
Pearl Buck Center Incorporated
Peter R. Marsh Foundation
PHAME
Philanthropy Northwest
Phinney Neighborhood Association
Pike Place Market Foundation
Pink Polka Dots Guild
The Pixie Project
Pleasant Hill Middle School
Portland Alumni Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Portland Business Alliance –
Charitable Institute
Portland City United Soccer Club
Portland Community Media
Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives, Inc.
Portland Homeless Family Solutions
Portland Rotary Charitable Trust
Portland State University Alumni Association
Portland Women’s Crisis Line
Portland Youth For Christ
Portland YouthBuilders
Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)
Project Impact PDX
Public Relations Society of America – Greater Oregon Chapter
Quest Center for Integrative Health
Rainier Valley Food Bank
Raphael House of Portland
The Rebuilding Center
Recovery Café
Relief Nursery
Renew Oregon
Ride Connection
Rising out of the Shadows (ROOTS) Young Adult Shelter
Risk Management Association –
Eugene/Springfield Oregon Chapter
Risk Management Association – Portland Metro Chapter
River Road/El Camino del Rio Elementary School
River Road Park & Recreation District
Rock’n’Roll Camp for Girls
ROSE Community Development
Rotary Club of Eugene
Rotary Club of Portland
Rotary Club of Springfield – 364
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