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Community Engagement Report

Making a Splash in Our Communities

Impact at a Glance

About the cover: Two kids enjoy a swim at Camp Abilities, a developmental sports camp for blind and visually impaired youth hosted by NW Association for Blind Athletes and sponsored in part by The Standard. The camp, held last summer in Salem, Oregon, is no cost to attendees and promotes independence, self-advocacy and increased socialization through sports and physical activity. Learn more at nwaba.org. Photo by Bryan Heim and courtesy of NW Association for Blind Athletes.

Employee Giving Campaignmillion raised from donations made by employees and retirees and matched by The Standard and Meiji Yasuda $4.2

1,500 nonprofit organizations supported

70 percent employee participation

Total 2016 Giving

million$5.4Employee Engagement

Day of Caring events5170 senior leaders serving on

nonprofit boards

The Standard is an insurance and financial services company founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1906, by a man named Leo Samuel. Leo arrived in New York in 1860, a penniless 13-year-old immigrant with a dream of a better life. Forty-six years later, he was a pillar of the Portland community, already famous for his civic spirit, his rose garden (which is where, it is believed, the City of Roses nickname originated) and his keen business sense. He founded Oregon Life Insurance Company to better serve local customers and to maximize economic benefits for the community he loved so much.

Here we are 111 years later and that tradition of taking care of our customers and communities is more important than ever to the employees of The Standard. In 2016 our giving reached new heights, raising a record-breaking $4.2 million for more than 1,500 schools and nonprofits during our annual Employee Giving Campaign. Keep reading to learn more about the results of our most recent EGC — the signature philanthropic event held annually at our company — when employee donations are matched dollar for dollar.

The record level of giving was shaped by another milestone event in the already impressive story of The Standard. In 2016, our company became part of the international family of companies of Meiji Yasuda, a 137-year-old life insurance company based in Tokyo, Japan. Our two companies share very similar cultures and histories, especially when it comes to our commitment

to our communities, which is why leaders at Meiji Yasuda generously decided to also match employee donations during the EGC. That effectively tripled every donation made by those who work at The Standard.

And the great news is that Meiji Yasuda has already agreed to support the EGC by again matching donations in 2017.

Financial donations aren’t the only ways our employees get involved and give back. People who choose to work at The Standard also tend to donate their time, energy and expertise supporting community partners through volunteerism. From company Day of Caring events to serving on nonprofit boards, our employees logged tens of thousands of volunteer hours last year.

Special recognition is given to the four recipients of our Leo Award — named after our founder, Mr. Samuel — which recognizes employee volunteers who exemplify his focus on civic responsibility. In 2016, four extraordinary employees — Patrick Cabe, Darlene Gallinger-Long, Mary Gordon and Brent Snyder — each received a Leo Award that includes a cash award for themselves and a donation from The Standard to their favorite charity for their contributions to the greater good in the places we live and work. You can read more about the nonprofits they support in this report.

We’re proud of their accomplishments, and proud of the difference all our employees make for our customers and our communities. I like to think that at our company, we all work together to reach new heights for our communities every year. There is no doubt that 2016 was a remarkable year at The Standard, but we have pretty high hopes for 2017 as well. Thanks for your interest in our company and our philanthropic activities.

J. Greg NessChairman, President and CEO

Taking philanthropy to new heights

Reaching new heights, but never forgetting our rootsOregon Life Insurance Company, the company that would become The Standard, was founded in 1906 in Portland, Oregon. Our founder, Leo Samuel, had two radical — at least for the time — ideas for the business: it should provide local service for local customers and it should contribute to the well-being of the community. Our company has grown considerably since those early days — we have offices around the country, and we are part of the international family of Meiji Yasuda businesses. Our dual focus on exceptional customer service and supporting the places we live and work continues to guide The Standard today.

At The Standard, our business purpose is to help people achieve financial well-being and peace of mind. We do that by offering a range of strong products

The Standard: We’re in the business of caring about people

and services including employee benefits — group insurance and retirement plans — as well as individual disability insurance, individual annuities and commercial mortgages. More than six million people and some 30,000 employers rely on The Standard.

Unlike industries with tangible products, this focus means our company exists to help people. Our more than 3,000 employees — the majority located in the Portland metro area — are part of a culture of caring. Not surprisingly, our employees place a high value on giving back, partnering with the company to find ways to make a difference and support our communities.

Our legacy of giving is grounded in a partnership between employees and the companyThe Standard has a well-deserved reputation for putting people first — it’s at the heart of our business of caring for and supporting customers who are often facing a serious life event. That sentiment also drives our commitment to our communities. Here are just a few of the ways The Standard and our employees partner to create opportunities and deliver results:

Paid time off for volunteeringThe Standard provides employees with paid time off annually to volunteer. Many employees use those hours, and more, to support community partners such as schools, Meals on Wheels, literacy programs and many other worthy groups. In 2016, employees of The Standard volunteered tens of thousands of hours supporting their favorite nonprofit organizations.

Day of Caring events The company hosts Day of Caring volunteer events to focus even more support on community partners such as Forest Park Conservancy, Trillium Family Services, Oregon Food Bank and other organizations working to strengthen our communities.

Five Days, Many WaysNew in 2016! In celebration of our partnership with Meiji Yasuda and our continued commitment to the places where we live and work, The Standard introduced its first-ever Week of Caring — Five Days, Many Ways. Organizers coordinated volunteer projects with more than 15 nonprofits during the week of April 18 – 22. More than 330 employee volunteers collectively gave 1,000 hours’ worth of their time and talents. Volunteers planted trees, cleaned and repaired children’s books, created STEM kits, transformed a day center for adults and much more.

Jeans Days Program Now in its 12th year, the Jeans Days program allows employees to wear jeans on Thursdays and Fridays in exchange for a $100 donation to a nonprofit partner. In 2016, employee donations were matched dollar for dollar by The Standard and Meiji Yasuda, and we raised more than $530,000 that went to five great nonprofits: Portland State University’s Student Success Fund, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon and Southwest

Washington, Dragonfly Foundation, Burke Rehabilitation Center and Altavista Area/Campbell County Habitat for Humanity.

Dollars for Doers Our Dollars for Doers program, established in 1985, encourages employees to become grantmakers, requesting philanthropic support from The Standard for the organizations at which they volunteer. Last year 18 employees requested and received grants for their favorite nonprofits.

Nonprofit board trainingThe Standard expects officers of the company to serve on at least one school or nonprofit board of directors and offers board training for all interested employees. In 2016, dozens of employees took advantage of our annual board training and more than 70 of our senior employees currently serve on nonprofit boards.

Employee resource groupsMany of our employees choose to give back by joining company-sponsored employee resource groups. These groups are made up of like-minded people who want to make a difference in specific areas that benefit our company, the community and, in some cases, the entire planet.

Volunteer Expos Each September, The Standard hosts Volunteer Expos in Portland (Oregon’s largest) and in Cincinnati, Ohio. These expos help connect employees and the public with the local volunteer opportunities that match their interests and expertise. Last year more than 150 nonprofit organizations participated in our expos and hundreds of employees visited and volunteered at the events, helping connect members of the public with hundreds of local nonprofits.

Reaching new heights, together

Employee Giving Campaign Our companywide giving event matches employee contributions, dollar for dollar, up to $5,000 per person, to any eligible 501(c)(3) or academic organization. There are also picnics, games, bake sales and even an online auction to help raise funds, build awareness about the campaign and celebrate our culture of caring. In 2016, 70 percent of our employees in offices across the U.S. participated, pledging $1.5 million to 1,500 nonprofits. After the dollar-for-dollar matches from The Standard and Meiji Yasuda, $4.2 million is being distributed to our community partners throughout 2017.

In 2008, The Standard established the Leo Award program in honor of our founder, Leo Samuel. Each year, the company recognizes four employee volunteers — nominated by their peers and determined by popular vote — who exemplify the community spirit of Leo Samuel. Winners receive a cash award for themselves and a cash donation to their nonprofit from The Standard. The program provides increased visibility for nonprofit organizations along with well-deserved recognition for the many employee volunteers who devote countless time and energy to these organizations.

In 2016, we honored these four exceptional employee volunteers:

Desire to serve leads to saving lives.Patrick Cabe always wanted to be a firefighter. Fortunately for The Standard, Patrick puts many of his service talents to work for our Employee Benefits customers, but outside of work he’s a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician for the Cornelius Fire Department in Oregon. Patrick and a buddy signed up for recruit fire academy in the spring of 2014. This four-month program combines classroom study and physical training drills. “It’s quite a commitment — eight hours every Saturday and Sunday,” said Patrick.

The birth of Patrick’s second daughter meant he didn’t have as much time to devote to pursuing a firefighting career, but he could still volunteer. “I think this is a great way to get involved with the community and help make people’s lives a little bit better,” he said. Patrick started emergency medical technician school, a six-month program, through Portland Community College in January 2015. Since earning his EMT certificate, Patrick has been volunteering as both a firefighter and an EMT with the Cornelius Fire Department. “Now I can go out on all the calls officially, which is that much more exciting,” he said.

Patrick claims one of the biggest lessons he takes away from his volunteer work is, above all, staying safe. “Teamwork is really paramount in this business,” he said. “Keep yourself safe, your teammates safe and your patients safe.”

PATRICK CABE

Policy Administration Specialist

Employee Benefits

The Leo Award

The reward is great when you invest in others.Darlene Gallinger-Long knows she works for a company that supports employees’ active involvement in their communities. She believes The Standard has allowed her to shine through many avenues of volunteering, both those coordinated by the company and those closer to her heart and home in Oregon. “When you consider what a volunteer is,” Darlene said, “it’s usually described as a person who performs service on their free time without accepting payment. While I feel I meet this definition in general, I firmly believe I receive a reward by doing this.” Through the Employee Giving Campaign, scheduled volunteer activities at work, her kids’ schools and her church, Darlene is deeply involved throughout her community. That participation is a strong force that blends both her professional and personal lives as she’s passionate about setting an active example for her children. During the school year, Darlene is an active parent in her younger son’s elementary school. She has also volunteered to be part of the classroom training offered by Junior Achievement, a national nonprofit that helps teach kids financial literacy skills. “A lot of these topics — such as using credit cards, how to write checks, how to manage funds — aren’t taught in school,” she said, “and they may not learn them at home, but these are skills they will need throughout their lifetime.” “I think volunteering time keeps us grounded, and we integrate that into our family,” Darlene said. “It just feels like the right thing to do.”

DARLENE GALLINGER-LONGDisability Benefits Analyst

Employee Benefits

Investing in children benefits everyone.During a monthly volunteer project a few years ago, Mary Gordon discovered Friends of the Children. Mary believed in its model and she saw the results. She wanted to be more involved.

Friends of the Children was established in Portland in 1993 to break the cycle of generational poverty by providing a stable mentor to high-risk children starting in kindergarten. Kids who are identified to participate in the program often come from homes where there’s poverty, abuse or neglect or have an incarcerated parent, and some come from families that don’t have a stable place to sleep at night. With no intervention, many of these children end up repeating the pattern in their own lives.

Friends of the Children developed a model where it employs and trains mentors, called Friends, who spend time in each child’s home, school, neighborhood and community. The organization itself commits to every child for the long term, from kindergarten through high school graduation.

Mary saw for herself how much value the nonprofit brought and the difference it made in kids’ lives. She went from being a book buddy to using her event-planning talents for the organization’s main annual fundraiser, which last year raised $1.8 million.

Last fall Mary joined the Ambassador Board where she acts as a spokesperson spreading word of the nonprofit within our community. She’s proud of the fact that the Harvard Business School Association of Oregon showed that for every $1 invested in Friends of the Children, the community benefits by more than $7 in saved expenses the child would have otherwise incurred. Helping one child potentially saves the community $900,000.

“It really appeals to me that what they do is working,” Mary said. “That benefits all of us. So working with them is one of the best ways I can help create the world I want to live in.”

MARY GORDONCorporate Meeting and Conference Manager

Retirement Plans

BRENT SNYDERSenior Employee Benefits Consultant

Employee Benefits

Advocating for children, including his own. There’s probably no more potent force on earth than a parent advocating for his child. That is certainly the case for Brent Snyder, whose advocacy benefits not just his child but many other lives. His daughter, Peyton, was born almost five years ago with Prader-Willi Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects her growth, her movement, her ability to learn and, eventually, her ability to live independently.

According to the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research, the genetic disorder occurs in approximately one out of every 15,000 births.

Early on, Brent and wife Renee’s online search turned up the foundation’s website. The foundation focuses mainly on supporting medical research to help uncover the core genetic causes of PWS in order to develop therapies and assistance for overcoming the syndrome’s many challenges.

Brent, who with his family lives in Orange County, California, said of the many challenges PWS presents — including abnormal growth, intellectual disability and weak muscles — it’s the insatiable hunger that he fears is her biggest obstacle to leading an independent life.

After several trips to Los Angeles and San Diego to participate in fundraising walks, the couple decided to get involved locally. In 2015 they organized a walk in Orange County. In the past two years, 150 people have participated, raising $25,000 the first year and nearly $40,000 the second.

Brent and Renee have received a lot of encouragement from the community as well as the support groups they’ve found. Brent — who joined The Standard in September 2016 — has received a lot of support from his co-workers and the company. “I am really touched,” he said. “This is a company filled with amazing people. My lifelong goal is to raise as much awareness for Prader-Willi Syndrome as possible, so winning the Leo Award is truly a blessing.”

Our company and The Standard Charitable Foundation, which has a mission of making a positive difference in the places we live and work by targeting support to community development, education, disability and health organizations, provided direct support for a number of organizations in 2016 including:

SMART celebrates 25 yearsIn 2016, Start Making A Reader Today celebrated 25 years of pairing caring adult volunteers with local students to create a fun, child-guided reading experience that empowers children for reading and academic success. To celebrate this important silver anniversary, SMART published its own children’s book, Oregon Reads Aloud — a collection of 25 read-aloud stories by Oregon authors and illustrators about subjects such as food carts, bikes, Bigfoot, volcanoes, salmon and the Pendleton Round-Up. The Standard underwrote the publication of Oregon Reads Aloud with a $25,000 grant.

Open School dedicated Open School, formerly known as Open Meadow, helps kids excel academically, graduate, go to college and enter the modern workforce. This college-prep school serves students who show signs of struggling as early as sixth grade. The school gives kids rigorous academics, teachers who believe in them and a whole lot of relentless love and support. And it works. Students advance an average of 2.5 grade levels in math and reading in their first year. Open School dedicated its new Gresham, Oregon, school in 2016. Oregon Governor Kate Brown, state and local leaders as well as teachers, staff and students were among those in attendance for the dedication ceremony. The Standard Charitable Foundation contributed two grants totaling $90,000 in 2015 and 2016 to support the construction of the new Open School building.

Altavista office opening includes philanthropy The Standard opened a satellite office in Altavista, Virginia, in 2016. In keeping with our tradition of strong community support, the celebratory event was marked with the announcement of charitable contributions to three local nonprofit organizations: Altavista Area YMCA, an organization that provides child care, fitness, sports, aquatics, services for seniors and operates the Altavista Arts Council; Altavista Area/Campbell County Habitat for Humanity, which invites people of all backgrounds,

races and religions to build homes together in partnership with families in need; and Frannie’s House, a program of the YWCA of Central Virginia that provides shelter and services to area women and children who are victims of domestic violence.

Town Center Courtyards expands housingThe opening of Town Center Courtyards, located in Happy Valley, Oregon, added 60 units to Central City Concern’s existing 92 units of family housing. Central City Concern’s Family Housing program has served more than 1,000 families who are homeless or vulnerable to homelessness since 2000. In fact, the family housing program served 122 families that included 189 children in 2016. Families reap the rewards of stable housing in a variety of ways — kids stay with their families and avoid foster care, parents find employment and complete their education and families find permanent housing. The Standard Charitable Foundation was proud to support this project with a $10,000 grant in 2016.

Camp Abilities promotes participation NW Association for Blind Athletes changes the lives of blind and visually impaired youth and adults with sports throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. 2016 marked a milestone for the organization with the launch of Camp Abilities. Camp Abilities is a developmental sports camp that aims to break the cycle of sitting on the sidelines for blind and visually impaired youth aged 8 – 15. The Standard provided a grant for the inaugural year of the camp, which is offered at no cost to attendees and promotes independence, self-advocacy and increased socialization with peers — right in line with the simple wishes of parents and guardians: their campers having a friend, being happy and learning to ride a bike. In the end, Camp Abilities fulfilled all those wishes.

More philanthropic highlights from 2016

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The following organizations received charitable support from The Standard, its employees, retirees or The Standard Charitable Foundation in 2016.

– 123 –1000 Friends of Oregon

– A –Above CopingAbundant Life Christian ChurchAccess FundAdventure Cycling AssociationAfrica New Life Ministries InternationalAinsworth Elementary SchoolAinsworth FoundationAir Force Village WestAlbertina Kerr CentersAlbright CollegeAll Children’s Hospital FoundationAll Classical Public MediaAll Hands RaisedAllen-Chase FoundationAlligator AquaticsAloha High SchoolAloha High School Booster ClubAlura Always Forever Pekingese RescueAlzheimer’s Association — Heartland ChapterAlzheimer’s Association — Massachusetts/New Hampshire ChapterAlzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association, Greater CincinnatiAlzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders AssociationAmerican Association of Critical Care NursesAmerican Association of University WomenAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Diabetes AssociationAmerican Foundation for Suicide PreventionAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Heart Association of Oregon & SW WashingtonAmerican Leadership ForumAmerican National Red CrossAmerican Red Cross Schuylkill ChapterAmerican Red Cross Oregon Trail ChapterAmerican Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsAmerican WhitewaterAmerican Youth Soccer OrganizationAmherst College

Amnesty International USAAmyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association, Greater New York ChapterAmyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association of Oregon & SW WashingtonAngeline IndustriesAnimal AidAnimal FriendsAnimal Protective Association of MissouriAnimal Refuge League of Greater PortlandAnimal SamaritansAnimal Welfare League of Westchester CountyAnn Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of ChicagoAny Baby CanArchbishop Alter High SchoolArchbishop Francis Norbert Blanchet SchoolArchdiocese of PortlandArco Iris Spanish Immersion Charter SchoolArlington High SchoolArthritis FoundationArtichoke Community MusicArtists for Community Transformation InternationalArtists Repertory TheatreArts Foundation of Lake OswegoArts MidwestAsha for EducationAssistance League of Salem-KeizerAssistance League of Southwest WashingtonAssociation of Former Students of Texas A&M UniversityAssociation of Fundraising ProfessionalsAssociation of Volunteer Registered NursesAstor Library Friends AssociationAstor Parent Teacher Student OrganizationAstoria Oregon Public Library FoundationAtlanta Educational Telecommunications CollaborativeAugustana CollegeAurora ChorusAustin Children’s ShelterAutism EmpowermentAutism Research and Resources of OregonAutism Society of OregonAutism SpeaksAutistic Children’s Activity ProgramAwake, Inc


– B –Bach Cantata ChoirBad RapBag and Baggage ProductionsBahais of San Carlos Indian ReservationBake Me HomeBallet Forest GroveBanfield Charitable TrustBarks of Love Animal RescueBasic Rights Education FundBaylor UniversityBC Youth SportsBeaverton Arts CommissionBeaverton Foursquare ChurchBeaverton High School Booster ClubBeit HaverimBelgian Tervuren RescueBend Heroes FoundationBenjamin Franklin PTABest Friends Animal SocietyBet Am Shalom SynagogueBethany House ServicesBethany School PTOBeverly Cleary SchoolBig Brothers Big Sisters Columbia NorthwestBig Brothers Big Sisters InternationalBig Life Foundation USABig StefThe Bilingual School of New OrleansBirmingham Salvation ArmyBirthright of Vancouver USABlack Lake Bible Camp and Conference CenterBlack Parent InitiativeBlanchet House of HospitalityBlood:Water MissionBlue Mountain SocietyBlue Sky Horse RescueBoise Bully Breed RescueBonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter of Washington CountyBoston Children’s HospitalBoston CollegeBowdoin CollegeBoy Scouts of AmericaBoy Scouts of America National CouncilBoys & Girls Aid Boys and Girls Club of LebanonBoys and Girls Club of New RochelleBoys and Girls Club of Salem, Marion and Polk CountiesBoys and Girls Club of Southwest WashingtonBoys and Girls Clubs of Portland Metropolitan Area

Boys and Girls Country of HoustonBoys and Girls VillageBoys Scouts NY CouncilBoys TownBradley Angle HouseBridge MeadowsBridgetownBridgingBridlemile FoundationBrigham Young UniversityBroadway Rose Theatre CompanyBrown County Humane SocietyBrown Ledge FoundationBryan CollegeBrywood ElementaryBuckman Elementary SchoolBuddy FoundationBuilding Blocks To SuccessB.U.L.L. SessionBusiness Education CompactBusiness Forms Management Association Education Foundation

– C –Cabrini of WestchesterCadence InternationalCalderaCalifornia Congress of Parents, Teachers and StudentsCamas Educational FoundationCamas Friends ChurchCamp Fire ColumbiaCamp RosenbaumCamp UKANDUCancer Support CommunityCandlelighters for Children with CancerCantico SingersCapitol Hill Community ServicesCARECare and ShareCare PartnersCarleton CollegeCarolina Australia Cattle Dog Rescue and ReboundCarroll CollegeCarter CenterCASA for ChildrenCASA of OregonCascade AIDS ProjectCascade Policy InstituteCascadia Behavioral HealthcareCat Adoption Team


Cat Alliance Team SanctuaryCat House on the KingsCatalyst for CatsCatholic Charities of the Archdiocese of ChicagoCatholic Charities USACatholic Foundation for the Archdiocese of DenverCatholic Relief ServicesCatholic Youth ExpeditionsCatlin Gabel SchoolCeasefire Oregon Education FoundationCedar Hills Kindergarten PreschoolCedar Mill Bible ChurchCedar Mill Community Library Association of Washington CountyCedar Mill Elementary SchoolCedar Mill School Parent Teacher ClubCenter for Asian Pacific American WomenCenter for Contemplative ArtsCenter for Family ServicesCenter for Women’s LeadershipCentral Catholic High SchoolCentral City Concern Central City Hospitality HouseCentral Washington University FoundationCentury High SchoolChaplain ServicesCharity: WaterChecking for CharityChehalem Elementary School Parent Teacher OrganizationChelsea Hicks FoundationCherokee ChildrenChesapeake Bay FoundationChicago Public MediaChief Joseph/Ockley Green SchoolChildfund InternationalChildren First for OregonChildren InternationalChildren’s Advocacy Center for Denton CountyChildren’s Cancer AssociationChildren’s CenterChildren’s Healing Art ProjectChildren’s Health Care FoundationChildren’s Hospital of Orange CountyChild’s PlayChrist the King Catholic Church and SchoolChristian Congregation of Jehovah’s WitnessesChristian School Society of PortlandChristmas for Kids FoundationChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day SaintsChurch of St. Thomas MoreCincinnati Arts Association

Cincinnati Christian UniversityCinderella’s ClosetCircus ProjectCity Bible ChurchCity Club of PortlandCityteam MinistriesCivil War Round Table of New OrleansClackamas Community College FoundationClackamas Dogs FoundationClackamas Women’s ServicesClark County Executive Horse CouncilClark County Skills CenterClassic Wines AuctionClassroom Law ProjectClatsop Animal AssistanceClemson Iptay ClubCleveland High School FoundationCODA, Inc.College of the Holy CrossCollege of Mount Saint VincentCollege of William and Mary FoundationCollege PossibleCollie Rescue of the CarolinasColorado SeminaryColorado State University FoundationColumbia Christian SchoolsColumbia County Child Abuse Assessment CenterColumbia Humane SocietyColumbia LandtrustColumbia Presbyterian ChurchColumbia UniversityColumbia Youth Soccer FederationCommunity Action of Washington CountyCommunity Alliance of TenantsCommunity ConnectionsCommunity Cycling CenterCommunity Food Bank of Central AlabamaCommunity Foundation for Southwest WashingtonCommunity Foundation of New JerseyCommunity Partners for Affordable HousingCommunity Transitional SchoolCommunity VisionCompassion ConnectCompassion FirstCompassion InternationalConcordia UniversityConestoga Community OrganizationCongregation Beth IsraelConnecticut Center for a New EconomyConservative Baptist Foreign Mission SocietyCooking with the Troops


Coral Reef AllianceCorban UniversityCornelius Elementary SchoolCornell UniversityCornerstone FoundationCorviasCouncil for the HomelessCovenant House GeorgiaCrag Law CenterCreative Science School PTACrohn’s and Colitis Foundation of AmericaCrosswinds Equine RescueCrux LifeCrystal Lake Sailing SchoolCultural Advocacy CoalitionCure Childhood CancerCureSearch for Children’s CancerCurling Club of VirginiaCystic Fibrosis Foundation

– D –D. Gary Young Foundation Young Living OutreachD300 Foundation for Educational ExcellenceDaily Audio BibleDana-Farber Cancer InstituteDanville Children’s GuildDare To CareDartmouth CollegeDavid Douglas Educational FoundationDe La Salle North Catholic High SchoolDe Paul Treatment CentersDeaf Dogs of OregonDel Oro Parents ClubDemocracy Now ProductionsDent County Animal Welfare SocietyDental Foundation of OregonDeschutes Basin Land TrustDestiny Rescue USADickinson CollegeDiocese of Covington Department of EducationDisabled American Veterans Charitable Service TrustDisabled Sports USADisjecta Contemporary Arts CenterDiversity as GiftDivine Mercy RadioDoctors Without Borders USA Doernbecher Children’s Hospital FoundationDogs for the DeafDomestic Violence Resource CenterDomus Kids

Donate Life NorthwestDonorschoose.orgDoor to GraceDorothy Fox PTADouble Dog RescueDougy CenterDove Lewis Emergency Animal HospitalDowntown Bible ClassDowondersDragonfly FoundationDreams Indeed InternationalDress for Success of OregonDuniway Educational FoundationDuwamish Tribal ServicesDwankhozi Hope

– E –Earth Share of OregonEarthjustice Legal Defense FundEast Washington County Shelter Partnership CouncilEaster SealsEcho Theater CompanyEcumenical Ministries of OregonEdesiaEducation for HaitiEducation Foundation of Bend Lapine SchoolsElders in ActionElectronic Frontier FoundationElem/Youth in Distress in IsraelElephant Care InternationalElmonica Elementary SchoolEncompass — The Center For Natural Learning RhythmsEnterprise Education FoundationEntertainment Industry FoundationEnvironmental Defense FundEpilepsy Foundation of Greater Cincinnati and ColumbusEpiscopal Layman’s Mission SocietyEquip FoundationEvangelical Alliance MissionEvangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaEvans Scholars FoundationEvergreen Curling ClubEvergreen Habitat for HumanityExplosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Warrior FoundationEyre Elementary School


– F –Faces Without PlacesFACTFaith in PracticeFamily Dogs New Life ShelterFamily RoomFarm SanctuaryFederal Way Senior CenterFeed My Starving ChildrenFeeding AmericaFeline RescueFeral Cat Coalition of OregonFilm Action OregonFinancial BeginningsFINCA International Findley ElementaryFiona Animal RefugeFirst Baptist ChurchFirst Evangelical Church of GlendaleFirst Nations Development InstituteFirst Tech Federal Credit UnionFirst United Methodist ChurchFish Emergency ServiceFisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research FoundationFistula FoundationFit ProjectFlatirons Community ChurchFletcher SchoolFlorida Sheriffs Youth RanchesFocus on YouthFocused Community StrategiesFolds of Honor FoundationFolk-TimeFood for the HungryFood for the PoorFordham UniversityForest Grove Community SchoolForest Park ConservancyForward StrideFoundation Aiding the ElderlyFoundation for Tigard Tualatin SchoolsFoundation of the Rotary Club of East PortlandFoundation of the State University of New York at BinghamtonFranciscan Life Center NetworkFred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterFree to BreatheFreestore-FoodbankFrench American International SchoolFresh Water Trust

Friendly HouseFriends Involved in Dog OutreachFriends of BaseballFriends of Cloud MountainFriends of H.A.R.T. Friends of Joshua House FoundationFriends of KarenFriends of Outdoor SchoolFriends of South Dakota Public BroadcastingFriends of the Blue Ridge ParkwayFriends of the ChildrenFriends of the Columbia GorgeFriends of the International School of BeavertonFriends of TreesFriends of Tryon CreekFriends of WLRNFriends of Zenger FarmFriends to the Forlorn Pitbull RescueFrontier Middle SchoolFruit and Flower Day Nursery of PortlandFull AccessFund for JusticeFurry FriendsFuture 5

– G –Gayton Elementary SchoolGeorge Mark Children’s HouseGettysburg FoundationGillette Children’s Specialty Health CareGirl Scouts of Northern CaliforniaGirl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest WashingtonGirl Scouts of Western OhioGirls, Inc. of the Pacific NorthwestGirls, Inc. of WorcesterGirls on the Run Portland MetroGladstone Education FoundationGolden Bond Rescue of OregonGonzaga Preparatory School FoundationGonzaga UniversityGoodwill Industries of San Joaquin ValleyGoodwill Industries of the Columbia WillametteGranby Community FundGranby Education FoundationGranby High School Football SupportersGrant High SchoolGrantmakers of Oregon and Southwest WashingtonGrass Roots Garbage GangGreat Falls Central Catholic High SchoolGreater Portland, Inc. Green Acres Farm Sanctuary


Green Mountain Scenic BywayGreen Science Policy InstituteGresham High School Gopher Spirit ClubGreyhound Pets of America NorthwestGrinnell CollegeThe GrottoGuide Dogs for the BlindGuiding Eyes for the BlindGuys, Grub and Gospel

– H –Habitat for Humanity InternationalHabitat for Humanity Kansas CityHabitat for Humanity of OregonHabitat for Humanity Portland/Metro EastHackensack RiverkeeperHamilton County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsHampden Township Volunteer Fire CompanyHands on AtlantaHarborHarbor Area Regional Board of ResourcesHarlem School of the ArtsHarmony Hill of UnionHarold Oliver Parents and EducatorsHarper’s PlaygroundHarvard UniversityHarvest Christian ChurchHavurah ShalomHayhurst Elementary SchoolHealth and Science School Parent Teacher OrganizationHeartland Humane SocietyHearts & Hammers Twin CitiesHearts of LoveHeartstrings Community Foundation Heifer International FoundationHelping Hands Monkey HelpersHelping Persian CatsHemophilia Foundation of OregonHermiston High SchoolHero InitiativeHidradenitis Suppurativa FoundationHighland Park Middle SchoolHillsboro High SchoolHindu Educational and Cultural Society of AmericaHispanic Association of Colleges and UniversitiesHolladay Park Church of GodHoly Cross Catholic SchoolHome School FoundationHomeplate Youth Services

Homeward Bound PetsHoosier Mountain Bike AssociationHope Church NYCHope Presbyterian ChurchHopelinkHorse Rescue IdahoHospice of the Florida SuncoastHospice of the ValleyHospice of the Western ReserveHoulton Parents AssociationHouse of DreamsHousecall ProvidersHousing Development CenterHousing Employment Learning Programs for Self-SufficiencyHouston Habitat for HumanityHoyt Arboretum FriendsHuman Rights Campaign FoundationHumane Society of Austin Travis CountyHumane Society of CharlotteHumane Society of SW WashingtonHumane Society of the United StatesHumanitarian Services for Children of VietnamHunter College High School Alumnae AssociationHuntington’s Disease Society of America

– I –Idaho Black Bear RehabIdaho Youth RanchImagine PossibilitiesImmigrant and Refugee Community OrganizationImmokalee FoundationImpact Chicago Self DefenseImpact Teen Drivers FundIncightIndependence FundIndependence UnlimitedIndependent Publishing Resource CenterIndian Hills Elementary SchoolIndiana University FoundationIndigo Rescue and AdoptionInitiatives of ChangeInjured Marine Semper Fi FundInnocence ProjectInstitute of Chung Hwa Buddhist CultureInter-Church OrganizationInterfaith Outreach HomeInternational Alliance For MercyInternational Anti-Poaching FoundationInternational Elephant FoundationInternational Justice Mission


International Orthodox Christian CharitiesInternational Rescue CommitteeInternational Service Fellowship USAIntersection for the ArtsIntervarsity Christian Fellowship/USAInvisible ChildrenIowa State University Alumni AssociationIowa State University FoundationIrvington Elementary SchoolIvy School

– J –Jackson Elementary SchoolJackson Middle SchoolJacob Wismer Parent Teacher OrganizationJames Templeton Elementary SchoolJameson CampJanus Youth ProgramsJapan-America Society of OregonJapanese Ancestral Society of PortlandJapanese Garden Society of OregonJasper High School Orchestra BoostersJefferson Whitney FoundationJessie Rees FoundationJesuit High SchoolJesuit High School of New OrleansJesuit Refugee Service USAA Jesus Church FamilyJewish Community Center of Greater PittsburghJewish Community Housing for the Elderly Jewish Family Service of ColoradoJewish Federation of Greater PortlandJohnjay and Rich Care for Kids FoundationJosephine Community LibrariesJoubert Syndrome Related Disorders FoundationJourney Theater Arts GroupJourneys End Ranch Animal SanctuaryJunior Achievement of Florida FoundationJunior Achievement of Oregon and SW WashingtonJunior Achievement of WashingtonJunior League of TampaJust for Kids of Utah CountyJust Strays Animal FoundationJustice RescueJustin Cowboy Crisis FundJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of Southwest OhioJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Rocky Mountain Chapter

– K –KaimbaKalamazoo CollegeKansas University Alumni AssociationKappa Alpha Theta FoundationKasese Wildlife Conservation Awareness OrganizationKBOO FoundationKe Kukui FoundationKent Denver Country Day SchoolKenyon CollegeKEX Kids FundKidney Foundation of Greater CincinnatiKinship HouseKitchen CommonsKiva MicrofundsKline Galland CenterK-LOVE FoundationKnow Your City

– L –L.A. Family HousingLahash InternationalLake Arrowhead Conservation CouncilLake Cities United Methodist ChurchLake Grove Elementary SchoolLake Grove Presbyterian ChurchLake Oswego School District FoundationLakewood Theatre CompanyLasalle Catholic College PreparatoryLatino NetworkLatter-Day Saint CharitiesLaurelhurst Elementary SchoolLawyers Campaign for Equal JusticeLeadership Clark CountyLeague for Animal WelfareLee Elementary SchoolLenox Booster ClubLeukemia & Lymphoma Society of Oregon, SW Washington, Idaho and Montana ChapterLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyLeukemia & Lymphoma Society CincinnatiLewis and Clark CollegeLiberty High SchoolLibrary Foundation of HillsboroLibrary Foundation of Multnomah CountyLife CenterLife PathLifeflight Foundation


LifeWorks NWLift for Life AcademyLighthouse Farm SanctuaryLincoln High SchoolLincoln High School FoundationLincoln Street Elementary School PTOLines for LifeLinfield CollegeLiterary ArtsLittle League BaseballLive for Today FoundationLives Without LimitsLiving IslandsLlewellyn Elementary SchoolLocal MotionLong Island Adolescent and Family ServicesLoras CollegeLos Angeles Regional Food BankLos Angeles Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsLovers not Fighters Pit Bull RescueLower Nehalem Community TrustLutheran Social Service of ColoradoLuv Shack Ranch Rescue

– M –Macalester CollegeMacdonald CenterMadison High SchoolMadonnas CenterMake-A-Wish Foundation of Oregon & SW WashingtonMake-A-Wish Foundation of Ohio, Kentucky and IndianaMarc Lustgarten Pancreatic Cancer FoundationMarch of Dimes FoundationMarian Center SchoolMarion-Polk Food ShareMarkham Children’s Care AssociationMarkham Elementary SchoolMarleys Mutts Dog RescueMarriageTeamMary Rieke School FoundationMarys Woods at MarylhurstMask and Mirror Community TheatreMassachusetts General HospitalMaster MinistriesMastiff Rescue OregonMatthew 25 MinistriesMatthew’s Hope MinistriesMazamasMcKinley Elementary SchoolMeadow Park Middle School

Meals on WheelsMedical Teams InternationalMelanoma Research FoundationMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterMentors360Mercy CorpsMercy Corps NWMercy Enterprise CorporationMercy ShipsMetavivor Research and SupportMetro CaringMetro Denver CaresMetroArtsMetropolitan Community Theatre ProjectMetropolitan Family ServiceMetropolitan MinistriesMetropolitan Youth SymphonyMetzger Elementary PSO FoundationMiami UniversityMichael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s ResearchMichelle’s LoveMichigan State UniversityMickey’s Haven 4 Pit BullsMiddleton Elementary PACMidwest Boston Terrier RescueMidwest Labrador Retriever RescueMidwest Palliative Hospice Care CenterMinds MatterMinnesota State Fair FoundationMinnesota State University Moorhead Alumni FoundationMiracle League of Richmond VirginiaMiracles for KidsMisericordia HomeMissouri Jobs with JusticeMorrison Child Family ServicesMount Holyoke CollegeMountainview Christian ChurchMt. Hood HospiceMt. Olivet Baptist ChurchMudd-Nick FoundationMultiple Myeloma Research FoundationMultiple Sclerosis SocietyMultiple Sclerosis Walk CincinnatiMultnomah Art Center AssociationMultnomah Bar FoundationMultnomah Bible College and SeminaryMultnomah Education Service District FoundationMuscular Dystrophy AssociationMy Father’s House: A Community ShelterMyelodysplastic Syndromes Foundation


– N –N.K. Murphy Education CorporationNAACP Legal Defense Education FundNancy Ryles Community OrganizationNASCAR FoundationNational Alliance on Mental Illness Multnomah CountyNational Alliance on Mental Illness New York StateNational Alliance on Mental Illness Southwest WashingtonNational Alliance on Mental Illness OregonNational Arbor Day FoundationNational Brain Tumor SocietyNational Christian Community FoundationNational Coast Trail AssociationNational Corvette Museum FoundationNational Film Preservation FoundationNational Fragile X FoundationNational Indian Child Welfare AssociationNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNational Multiple Sclerosis Society Colorado and Wyoming ChapterNational Multiple Sclerosis Society Greater Northwest ChapterNational Multiple Sclerosis Society Oregon ChapterNational Parkinson FoundationNational Parks Conservation AssociationNational Public RadioNational Relief CharitiesNational Society of the Daughters of the American RevolutionNational Tropical Botanical GardenNative American Rehabilitation Association of the NorthwestNative American Youth and Family CenterNative Arts and Cultures FoundationNative Fish SocietyNatural Resources Defense CouncilNature ConservancyNavigatorsNeedyMedsNegro Leagues Baseball MuseumNeighborhood HouseNeil Armstrong Middle SchoolNevada Humane SocietyNew Avenues for YouthNew England Historic Genealogical SocietyNew Heights FoundationNew Prospect Baptist ChurchNew Rochelle Humane SocietyNew York Public RadioNewberg Animal Shelter FriendsNewberg Christian ChurchNewspace Center for Photography

New York-Presbyterian HospitalNext Generation NepalNOE InternationalNonpareil InstituteNorCal Equine RescueNorth Clackamas Education FoundationNorthern Arizona University FoundationNorthstarNorthwest Boxer RescueNorthwest CenterNorthwest Children’s OutreachNorthwest Children’s Theater and SchoolNorthwest Earth InstituteNorthwest Mothers Milk BankNorthwest Pilot ProjectNorthwest Sarcoma FoundationNorthwest Youth CorpsNorthwestern UniversityNursing Mothers CounselNW Association for Blind AthletesNW Down Syndrome AssociationNW Down Syndrome Parent Support GroupNW Energy Coalition

– O –Oberlin CollegeOff the Couch EventsOgunquit Playhouse FoundationOhio State University FoundationOhio Valley Society for Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsOhio Valley VoicesOHSU FoundationOMSIOn Track AltavistaOpal Creek Ancient Forest CenterOpen Adoption Family ServicesOpen Door MissionOpen House MinistriesOpen SchoolOperation Nightwatch — PortlandOperation SmileOrange Catholic FoundationOrange County Cavy HavenOregon Ballet Theatre Oregon Children’s TheaterOregon Coast AquariumOregon Cultural TrustOregon Dachshund RescueOregon Dog RescueOregon Environmental Council


Oregon Episcopal SchoolOregon Fallen Badge FoundationOregon Food BankOregon Foster Parent AssociationOregon Friends of Shelter AnimalsOregon Historical Society Oregon Hospice AssociationOregon Humane SocietyOregon HumanitiesOregon Junior Golf FundOregon Justice Resource CenterOregon Lions Sight And Hearing FoundationOregon Natural Desert AssociationOregon Natural Resources Council FundOregon Ostomy AssociationOregon PTAOregon Public BroadcastingOregon Right to Life Education FoundationOregon Shakespeare FestivalOregon Shores Conservation CoalitionOregon Sports AuthorityOregon State University Alumni AssociationOregon State University FoundationOregon SymphonyOregon Tiger SanctuaryOregon WalksOregon Writers ColonyOregon Zoo FoundationOrenco Elementary Booster ClubOrenco Elementary SchoolOSPIRG FoundationOur House of PortlandOur Lady of Wisdom Church Catholic Student CenterOutdoors for all FoundationOutside InOvarian Cancer Alliance of Oregon & SW WashingtonOvarian Cancer Research FundOxfam-AmericaOya No KaiOzarks Food Harvest

– P –P:EARPacific Lutheran UniversityPacific Marine Mammal CenterPacific Pug RescuePacific UniversityPamoja House Community TogetherPancreatic Cancer Action NetworkParalyzed Veterans of America

Parent State UniversityParent Teachers Organization GranbyParents of Murdered ChildrenParkinson’s Disease FoundationParkinson’s Resources of OregonPartners in HealthPathfinder PTSAPathfinders of OregonPaws ChicagoPayton Wright FoundationPortland Community College FoundationPDX Diaper BankPeacock ProductionsPediatric Cancer FoundationPeople for the Ethical Treatment of AnimalsPersian and Himalayan Cat RescuePHAME Phoenix SocietyPi Beta Phi FoundationPi Kappa Alpha FoundationThe PiecePilgrim Lutheran Church and SchoolPittock Mansion SocietyPixie ProjectPlanned Parenthood Federation of AmericaPlanned Parenthood of Greater Texas Surgical Health ServicesPlanned Parenthood of Kansas Mid-MissouriPlanned Parenthood of the Columbia WillamettePlanned Parenthood of the Rocky MountainsPlatelet Disorder Support AssociationPlayworksPolaris ProjectPolycystic Kidney Disease FoundationPongo FundPortland Adventist Community ServicesPortland Art MuseumPortland Audubon SocietyPortland Baroque OrchestraPortland Blues Jazz Dance SocietyPortland Center for the Media ArtsPortland Center StagePortland Children’s MuseumPortland Fruit Tree ProjectPortland Gay Men’s ChorusPortland Habilitation CenterPortland Homeless Family SolutionsPortland Jazz FestivalPortland Jewish AcademyPortland Leather AlliancePortland Maine Symphony Orchestra


Portland Metro ArtsPortland Old Town Arts and Culture FoundationPortland OperaPortland Rescue Mission Ministries Portland Rose Festival FoundationPortland State UniversityPortland State University Alumni AssociationPortland State University FoundationPortland State University School of Business Administration Portland TaikoPortland Women’s Crisis LinePortland Youth BuildersPound Puppy RescuePrasad ProjectA Precious ChildPregnancy Center of Northern CaliforniaPregnancy Resource Centers of Greater PortlandPresbyterian Church USAPrideNWProject HaloProject LemonadeProject PoochProject RenewalProject SunshineProvidence General FoundationProvidence Little Company of Mary FoundationProvidence St. Vincent Medical FoundationPublic Radio ExchangePug Rescue of SacramentoPulmonary Fibrosis FoundationPulp StagePunahou SchoolPurdue UniversityPutnam Youth Baseball

– Q –Q Center QUAD, Inc.Quatama Elementary School

– R –Rabbit AdvocatesRamapo College FoundationRampant Lion FoundationRaphael House of PortlandReach Community DevelopmentReading ResultsReah International

Real Life Christian ChurchRedwood School Rehabilitation CenterReed InstituteRefuge for WomenRegina Coeli Child Development CenterRegional Arts & Culture CouncilRemember NhuA Renaissance School of Arts and SciencesResolutions NorthwestRestore HopeRestore InternationalRiderdown FoundationRidgewood Elementary SchoolRidgewood Parent-Teacher Co-OpRight Brain InitiativeRipon CollegeRise City ChurchRiver Grove Elementary SchoolRobin’s NestRobison Jewish HomeRock ‘N’ Roll Camp for GirlsRolling Dog FarmRonald McDonald House Charities of Austin and Central TexasRonald McDonald House Charities of Greater CincinnatiRonald McDonald House Charities of Oregon and Southwest WashingtonRonald McDonald House of Chapel HillRoom to ReadRose City RollersRose City Rowing ClubRotary Club of Vancouver Sunrise Foundation

– S –Sacred Earth FoundationSacred Heart ParishSAGESaint ChildSaint John SocietySaint Juliana Falconieri ConferenceThe Salem FoundationSalesian Boys ClubSalvation ArmySalvation Army — Women’s & Children ShelterSalvation Army Cascade DivisionSalvation Army of Greater PortlandSamaritan’s PurseSammy’s PlaceSan Antonio Food BankSan Diego Brain Tumor Foundation


San Diego Nice GuysSan Diego Police FoundationSan Diego Public Library FoundationSan Fernando Valley Community Mental Health CenterSan Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsSarah Smith Education FoundationSarah’s HomeScappoose Booster ClubScholarship AmericaScholls Heights Parent Teacher OrganizationSchool District Foundation of Glens Falls New YorkSchool FoundationSchoolhouse SuppliesScleroderma Research FoundationSea Turtle Oversight ProtectionSeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle Preparatory SchoolSeattle UniversitySecond Baptist ChurchSecond Chance CompanionsSecond Harvest HeartlandSecond StoriesSee Ya Later FoundationSeeds of LearningSelf Enhancement, Inc.Sellwood Middle SchoolSenior Services for South SoundSerendipity CenterServant PartnersSeva FoundationSeven Hills SchoolsSexton Mountain Elementary SchoolSexton Mountain Parent Teacher ClubSexual Assault Resource CenterShalom ParkSharing and Caring HandsShatterproofSheboygan County Humane SocietySherie Hildreth Ovarian Cancer FoundationSherwood Education FoundationShow HopeShriners Hospital for ChildrenShriners Hospital for Children — PortlandShu Ren of PortlandSierra Club FoundationSifton Elementary SchoolSilver Spring Youth Baseball AssociationSim USASimon Wiesenthal CenterSimsbury Youth Lacrosse

Sisters of St. Mary of OregonSisters of the RoadA Skate FoundationSkyridge PTOSmile TrainSocial Justice Fund NorthwestSociety of St. Vincent de PaulSociety of St. Vincent de Paul District Council of CincinnatiSoi Dog Foundation USASoldiers’ AngelsSoles4soulsSolheim Lutheran ChurchSOLVE Sonrise Baptist ChurchSouthern Poverty Law CenterSouthridge Baseball AssociationSouthridge High SchoolSouthridge High School Boosters CouncilSouthwest Bible ChurchSouthwest Community Health CenterSpecial Olympics New YorkSpecial Olympics OregonSpokane Neighborhood Action PartnersSpokanimal C.A.R.E.Spoon FoundationSpurwink ServicesStart Making a Reader TodaySt. Andrew Legal ClinicSt. Andrew Nativity SchoolSt. Barnabas Episcopal ChurchSt. Charles Catholic ChurchSt. Francis ChurchSt. Ignatius Parish SchoolSt. James Evangelical Lutheran Church of Portland, OregonSt. John Fisher SchoolSt. John The Evangelist VancouverSt. Joseph Bay Humane SocietySt. Juan Diego Catholic ChurchSt. Jude Children’s Research HospitalSt. Louis Area Food BankSt. Mary’s AcademySt. Mary’s Home for BoysSt. Pius X SchoolStand for ChildrenStand Up to CancerThe Standard Charitable FoundationStanford UniversityState University of Iowa FoundationStep One SchoolSteve’s Club National ProgramStore To Door


StorycorpsStray Rescue of St. LouisStreet RootsThe Street TrustStudebaker National MuseumSuicide and Crisis Center of North TexasSuncoast Seabird SanctuarySunset Apollo Marching Band and Auxiliary Parents ClubSunshine MinistriesSunshine PantrySUNY OneontaSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer FoundationSustaining Grace MinistriesSutton Middle SchoolSwallowtail SchoolSycamore Lane Therapeutic Riding CenterSYDA Foundation

– T –Tampa General Hospital FoundationTaylor Mill Elementary SchoolTears of Joy TheatreTeen Challenge San DiegoTemple Kol EmethTexas Cattle Dog RescueTexas Children’s HospitalTheatre in the GroveThese Numbers have FacesThird Avenue Charitable OrganizationTigard High Band BoostersTigard High School PSOTigard United Methodist ChurchTimberline Baptist ChurchTime of RemembranceTix Four TotsToby Fund of Wolf Creek, OregonTorch of Freedom FoundationTorrance-South Bay YMCATouching India MinistriesTown Creek ElementaryTransition Projects, Inc. Trauma Intervention Program of Portland/VancouverTrevecca Nazarene UniversityThe Trevor ProjectTrillium Family ServicesTrinity Circle RanchTrojan Booster ClubTroops DirectTrout UnlimitedTroutdale Elementary School

Trust for Public LandTualatin Hills Swim ClubTualatin River Watershed CouncilTualatin School House PantryTuality HealthcareTucker Maxon SchoolTufts UniversityTurner Syndrome Global AllianceTurner Syndrome Society of the United StatesTwin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome Foundation

– U –Underdog Railroad RescueUnion Gospel Mission of SalemUnited Negro College FundUnited Paws of TillamookUnited Plant SaversUnited Service Organizations (USO World Headquarters)United States Conference of Catholic BishopsUnited Way of Clatsop CountyUnited Way of Greater CincinnatiUnited Way of New York CityUnited Way of Rockland CountyUnited Way of the Capital RegionUnited Way of the Columbia — WillametteUnited Way of Westchester and PutnamUnited Way of Wyandotte CountyUniversity of Arkansas FoundationUniversity of California at BerkeleyUniversity of Cincinnati FoundationUniversity of Connecticut Law School Alumni AssociationUniversity of Georgia FoundationUniversity of Idaho FoundationUniversity of Illinois FoundationUniversity of Kansas Center for ResearchUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette FoundationUniversity of Maryland College Park FoundationUniversity of MichiganUniversity of Minnesota Alumni AssociationUniversity of Minnesota FoundationUniversity of Nebraska FoundationUniversity of Northern Iowa FoundationUniversity of Notre Dame Du LacUniversity of Oregon Alumni AssociationUniversity of Oregon FoundationUniversity of PortlandUniversity of Puget SoundUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of St. ThomasUniversity of Strathclyde USA Foundation


University of Washington FoundationUniversity of Wisconsin FoundationUniversity of Wyoming FoundationUrban GleanersUSO Central FloridaUtah State University Foundation

– V –Vancouver Humane Society & SPCAVancouver Lake CrewVancouver Salmon Creek Foursquare ChurchVancouver School District No. 37 FoundationVancouver West Soccer ClubVanderbilt UniversityVeterans of Foreign Wars FoundationVictory Junction Gang CampVirginia Garcia Memorial FoundationVisible GraceVNAM Children’s FoundationVoices for the Performing Arts FoundationVolunteers of AmericaVoz Workers Rights Education Project

– W –Walla Walla Community College FoundationWalt Morey Middle School PalsWarm Blankets Children’s FoundationWashburn Law School AssociationWashington State University Alumni AssociationWashington State University FoundationWashington State Youth Soccer AssociationWashington Timbers Football ClubWashington Trails AssociationWashington UniversityWashington Youth SoccerWatchtower Bible and Tract Society of New YorkWater First InternationalWaterafricaWave FoundationWays Ranch Horse RescueWellesley CollegeWest Coast Boxer RescueWest Columbia Gorge Humane SocietyWest Linn High SchoolWest Linn-Wilsonville Music and Arts PartnersWest Linn-Wilsonville Education FoundationWest Sylvan FoundationWest Sylvan Middle School

Western Center on Law and PovertyWestern Oregon University Development FoundationWestern Pennsylvania Humane SocietyWestern Pennsylvania School for the DeafWestie Rescue of Orange County & BeyondWestminster Avenue ElementaryWestmont CollegeWestside Christian High SchoolWestside Shepherd Rescue of Los AngelesWestview WrestlingWestview Youth Football AssociationWetlands ConservancyWheaton CollegeWhite BirdWhite Eagle Multicultural Pow WowWhitworth UniversityWikimedia FoundationWild Horse Mountain RanchWild Lilac Child Development CommunityWilderness VolunteersWildlife Conservation NetworkWildlife Conservation SocietyWildlife Rescue and RehabilitationWildwood Conservation FoundationWillamette Falls Heritage FoundationWillamette UniversityWillamette Valley Development OfficersWillamette West Habitat for HumanityWilson High SchoolWilsonville High School Booster ClubWind & Oar Boat SchoolWings of RescueWinn Feline FoundationWinona State University FoundationWinterhaven SchoolWisdom of EldersWith Love OregonWolf Haven InternationalWomen for Women InternationalWomen in Insurance & Financial ServicesWoodland Middle SchoolWork for ArtWorld VisionWorld Wildlife FundWounded Warrior ProjectWounded Warriors Family SupportWrite Around PortlandWycliffe Bible Translators


– Y –Young Entrepreneurs Business Week Youth, Rights & JusticeYouth Villages OregonYWCA YWCA Clark County

– Z –Zarephath MinistriesZebs Wish Equine SanctuaryZen Rabbit RescueZoological Society of San Diego

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