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1 Organizations with reports due by March 1, 2017 Please with your questions and report requests. Abbey Foundation of Oregon All Hands Raised American Heart Association American Red Cross, Cascades Region Animal Aid Inc. Arbor School of Arts and Sciences, Inc. Audubon Society of Portland Bellfountain Community Church Boy Scouts of America, Cascade Pacific Council Boys & Girls Aid Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Boys & Girls Clubs of the Umpqua Valley Cannon Beach Christian Conference Center Cedar Sinai Park Chess For Success Child Evangelism Fellowship of Benton County City of Albany City of Drain City of Lake Oswego Clatsop County Juvenile Department Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Community Works Congregation Neveh Shalom De La Salle North Catholic High School Direct Relief International
2 Doernbecher Children's Hospital Foundation Donate Life Northwest DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital Eugene Public Library Foundation Exceed Enterprises Family Building Blocks Family YMCA of Marion & Polk Counties Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon Financial Beginnings First Christian Church First Christian Church First Congregational United Church of Christ First Presbyterian Church of Ashland First Presbyterian Church of Newport First Presbyterian Church of Portland First Presbyterian Church of Salem Fish Emergency Service, Inc. FOOD For Lane County Franciscan University of Steubenville Friends of Buford Park & Mount Pisgah Friends of Hendricks Park Friends of Menucha Foundation Friends of Outdoor School Friends of the Children - Portland Friends of the Mounted Patrol Friends of the Multnomah County Library Friends of Trees Friends of Tryon Creek State Park
3 Fruit and Flower Child Care Center Gales Creek Camp Foundation Girl Scouts of Oregon and SW Washington Good Samaritan Foundation Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette Grant High School Greenhill Humane Society Guide Dogs for the Blind Habitat for Humanity International Habitat for Humanity-Springfield/Eugene Hadassah Organization of Portland Hatfield Marine Science Center Haystack Cemetery Association High Desert Museum Home Forward Hope United Methodist Church Hult Center for the Performing Arts Impact NW Incight Company Independent Living Resources Jackson County Library District Jackson County Library Foundation Jackson County Sheriff's Office Janus Youth Programs Japanese Garden Society of Oregon Jesse Applegate Pioneer Historical Cemetery Jewish Family & Child Service Jewish Federation of Greater Portland
4 JPR Foundation Junior League of Portland Kids Unlimited Kings Valley Charter School Kiwanis Club of Portland Foundation La Grande School District Lewis & Clark College Library Foundation Life Expanding Adventure Program Lincoln County Foundation Linfield College Linn County Historical Museum Trust Linn County Sheriff's Office Linn-Benton Community College Foundation Literary Arts, Inc. Luke-Dorf, Inc. Lutheran Community Services Northwest Macedonia Schools Project March of Dimes, Greater Oregon Chapter Marion-Polk Food Share, Inc. Masonic and Eastern Star Home Meals on Wheels People Medford Gospel Mission Medical Teams International Mercy Corps International Mercy Flights, Inc. Mercy Foundation Mercy Ships
5 Metropolitan Youth Symphony Association Mittleman Jewish Community Center Monroe Church of Christ Monroe United Methodist Church Morrison Child & Family Services Morrow County Museum Mothers Against Drunk Driving - Lane County Mount Pisgah Arboretum Multnomah Arts Center Association Multnomah Athletic Foundation Multnomah County Library National Council of YMCAs of the USA National Jewish Health(r) National Kidney Foundation Nature Conservancy in Oregon Neighborhood House, Inc. Neighbors for Kids New Beginnings SPCA New Hope Life Center Newport Symphony Orchestra North Coast Land Conservancy North Douglas Parks & Recreation District Northwest Christian Community Foundation Northwest College of Construction Northwest Family Services Northwest Film Center Office of Student Access and Completion OHSU Foundation
6 Ophelia's Place Oregon 4-H Foundation Oregon Alliance of Independent Colleges and Universities Oregon Commission for the Blind Oregon Food Bank Oregon Historical Society Oregon Hospice & Palliative Care Association Oregon Humane Society Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation Oregon Little League District 4 Oregon Maritime Museum Oregon Museum of Science and Industry Oregon Parks & Recreation Department Oregon Public Broadcasting Oregon Shakespeare Festival Oregon State Library Oregon State Sheriffs' Association Oregon State University Foundation Oregon Symphony Association Oregon Trail Library District Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation Our Lady of Guadalupe Abbey Outside In People United For Animals Planned Parenthood of California Central Coast Portland Art Museum Portland Opera Association Portland State University Foundation
7 Project Patch Providence St. Vincent Medical Foundation Reading Results Relief Nursery Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge Salvation Army, Cascade Division Shriners Hospital for Children (Portland) South Benton Food Pantry Southern Oregon Humane Society Sunshine Division The ARC of Oregon The Grotto The Oregon Jewish Community Foundation The Parish of St. Mark Umpqua Valley Arts Association Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara Volunteers of America Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission Westminster Presbyterian Church (Portland) Willamette Humane Society William Temple House Young Life Mt. Hood Region
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