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51		BEAVERTON, OR
52		PORTLAND, OR
53		ROSEBURG, OR
54		HILLSBORO, OR
55		PORTLAND, OR
56		McMinnville, OR
57		North Bend, OR
58		MEDFORD, OR
59		BROOKINGS, OR
60		BROOKINGS, OR
61		PORTLAND, OR
62		PORTLAND, OR
63		SALEM, OR
64		ST PAUL, OR
65		Portland, OR
66		PORTLAND, OR
67		Portland, OR
68		PORTLAND, OR
69		PORTLAND, OR
70		EUGENE, OR
71		Eugene, OR
72		CORVALLIS, OR
73		Klamath Falls, OR
74		Tillamook, OR
75		PORTLAND, OR
76		PORTLAND, OR
77		EUGENE, OR
78		NEWPORT, OR
79		PORTLAND, OR
80		PORTLAND, OR
81		SILVERTON, OR
82		HOOD RIVER, OR
83		Portland, OR
84		Pendleton, OR
85		EUGENE, OR
86		Corvallis, OR
87		Medford, OR
88		Roseburg, OR
89		COOS BAY, OR
90		MONMOUTH, OR
91		HILLSBORO, OR
92		BEND, OR
93		SALEM, OR
94		BEND, OR
95		Salem, OR
96		BEAVERTON, OR
97		PORTLAND, OR
98		HILLSBORO, OR
99		PORTLAND, OR
100		EUGENE, OR

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGH-ACHIEVING COLLEGE STUDENTS IN OREGON AND SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON PURSUING A CPA CAREER; RAISE DOLLAR AMOUNTS OF SCHOLARSHIPS; AND OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS THAT ENCOURAGE CANDIDATES CONSIDERING A CAREER CHANGE TO PURSUE AN ADVANCED EDUCATION IN ACCOUNTING.

SUPPORTS WORKING FAMILIES, PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE, QUALITY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, AND BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN ONSITE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TO PARTNER WITH PARENTS TO EDUCATE AND DISCIPLE STUDENTS FROM A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW.

is dedicated to building academic excellence, developing Christ-like character, and equipping students to serve others.

Contribute to the academic enrichment of students with a focus on reading results and extra tutoring for kids

Support students by subsidizing athletic costs, and providing college scholarships. Sponsor exchange students. Support literacy by providing dictionaries to students. Support Internantional projects. Support families cancer patients. Support 4-H program. Suppport youth projects.

Scholarships are awarded to High School graduates who are enrolling in a U.S. College/University or Technical/vocational school.

IS A CHRIST-CENTERED LEARNING COMMUNITY COMMITTED TO EQUIPPING STUDENTS TO BECOME BIBLICALLY COMPETENT, ACADEMICALLY PROFICIENT, SPIRITUALLY CULTIVATED, AND CULTURALLY ENGAGED SERVANT LEADERS.

TO PROMOTE INTEREST IN MUSICAL EXPRESSION AND ENHANCE THE CULTURAL CLIMATE THE REGION BY PRESENTING CLASSICAL PROGRAMS AND PROMOTING OTHER MUSICAL GENRES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE ORGANZIATION SHALL ALSO ENCOURAGE, GUIDE, AND PROVIDE TOOLS TO NOVICE, STUDENTS, AND UNDER-PRIVILEGED COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN A VARIETY PERFORMING ARTS ACTIVITIES BY MAKING EDUCATION, OUT-REACH, AND SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.

SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS

TO PROVIDE A CENTERED EDUCATION FOCUSED ON EXCELLENCE IN FAITH, CHARACTER AND ACADEMICS.

GRANTS AND ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS.

ACADEMY IS A PRE-K - 12 NONPROFIT, PRIVATE WHOSE MISSION IS TO ENGAGE AND INSPIRE YOUNG SCHOLARS IN A CHALLENGING YET COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT THAT OPTIMIZES THE ABILITIES OF INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS. H.E.A.R.T VALUES PROMOTE A COMPASSIONATE COMMUNITY WHILE EMPOWERING STUDENTS FOR LIFELONG LEARNING.

SUPPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETICS - PROVIDE FACILITIES, COACHES, EQUIPMENT, AND FEES BEYOND THE PUBLIC TAX SUPPORT ABILITY.

To contribute to the successful development of the Japanese Magnet Program (JMP) of Portland Public Schools and to develop a network of mutual support among program participants.

INC.2021 SEASON RECAPTHE CORVALLIS APPEARED IN ITS FOURTEENTH CONSECUTIVE WEST COAST LEAGUE (WCL) POST-SEASON AND SET NEW TEAM ATTENDANCE RECORDS. AND CAPTURED ITS 8TH WCL TITLE BEATING YAKIMA VALLEY IN THE FINALS: GOING BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FRANCHISE AND LEAGUE HISTORY. THE ORGANIZATION WAS ALSO NAMED THE NATIONAL PERFECT GAME SUMMER COLLEGIATE TEAM OF THE YEAR FOR A SECOND TIME.LEAGUE COMPETITION COMBINED WITH SPECIALIZED INSTRUCTION, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, WEIGHT TRAINING AND BEST-OF-BREED COACHING BENEFITED A GROUP OF OVER 40 STUDENT-ATHLETES AS EACH DEVELOPED HIS GAME AND DEVELOPED AS A PERSON OVER THE SUMMER. OUR STUDENT-ATHLETES ARE FURTHERING THEIR EDUCATION AT UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES THIS FALL/SPRING. MANY ARE EARNING SCHOLARSHIPS AS A RESULT OF THEIR SKILLS AND TIME WITH .

raises funds to support additional staffing to strengthen the curriculum for Portland Public School students and the students of Elementary School.

IS A NON-PROFIT, INDEPENDENT, COEDUCATIONAL, ACCREDITED COLLEGE-PREPARATORY DAY SCHOOL (GRADES 6 THROUGH 12) WITH AN EMPHASIS ON RIGOROUS ACADEMICS, ARTS, AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS.

SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS IN ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE.

THE ORGANIZATION IS SETUP TO PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL COURSES

Raise funds from club members and general public through donations, contributions/fundraisers and bequests. Funds used as scholarships to needy high school seniors and college students for their college educations.

To cultivate the practice of charitable giving to education causes in , Oregon, and to build support for education in order to provide students with expanded learning opportunities and materials, and to develop and honor outstanding teachers.

KCC is a public organization operated for the limited purpose of financially and otherwise supporting the mission of District, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon.

To increase awareness and the level of financial resources available to to provide quality education and bridges of opportunity in serving students and the diverse educational needs of the and .

THE CONTINUED TO EXPAND ITS COLLECTION AND EXHIBITION AND LENDING PROGRAM DESPITE ONGOING CHALLENGES IN THE ARTS COMMUNITY DUE TO THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC. THE WORKED WITH NUMEROUS MUSEUMS TO EXTENDED LOAN PERIODS AND SHIFT SCHEDULES TO ACCOMMODATE MUSEUM CLOSURES AND LIMITED PUBLIC ACCESS. THE CONTINUED ITS SUPPORT FOR NATIONALLY TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS: MARION ART GALLERY AT FREDONIA, THE PATRICIA and PHILLIP FROST ART; BOISE ART MUSEUM; MUSEUM OF NORTHWEST ARTS AND CULTURE; MUSEUM OF ART AT BALL STATE UNIVERSITY; FIGGE MUSEUM; YELLOWSTONE ART MUSEUM; UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART; CHAZEN MUSEUM OF ART; MUSEUM OF ART. THE ALSO ORGANIZED FOUR NEW EXHIBITIONS, INCLUDING ITS FIRST PRESENTATION INTERNATIONALLY: FRIST ART MUSEUM; ESKER ; THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MUSEUM OF ART AND; PALMER ART MUSEUM AT PENN STATE.

QUEEN OF PEACE CATHOLIC SCHOOL 4227 LANE OAK RD S SALEM, OR 97302 PROJECT: TRANSPORTATION ACQUISITION

To organize and staff the annual Mount Pisgah Arboretum in Eugene, Oregon; to provide undergraduate and graduate scholarships to mycology students; to organize monthly mycology speaker series at the Amazon Community Center in Eugene, Oregon; to assist Lane Community College with mycology educational programs such as mushroom identification and microscopy classes, to organize regular mushrooms forays (field trip) in Oregon to promote mycology education and awareness; to support mycology-related educational programming at elementary and middle schools in Eugene, Oregon; to provide grants and scientific expertise to support local mycoremediation projects (environmental cleanup projects that use fungi to concentrate and remove pollutants from the environment).

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE IS TO ADVANCE AND PROMOTE THE INTERESTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OF THE , ITS STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND THE IT SERVES.

TO ASSIST IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES IN THE NORMAL OPERATIONS OF

TO CHAMPION A LIFE-LONG RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AND ITS .

THE ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY STUDENTS ATTENDING SILVERTON UNION HIGH SCHOOL. IN THE YEAR 2021, THE FUND PROVIDED 74 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS FROM 200 TO 1,100, TOTALING 39,450.

PRIVATE EDUCATION: PRE-KINDERGARTEN - 12TH GRADE. OUR MISSION IS TO BUILD A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR LIFE BY PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION THAT INTEGRATES ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, BIBLICAL TRUTH, AND CHRIST-LIKE CHARACTER.

Providing scholarships to college students of Iranian descent. See Momenifoundation.org

We provide tuition for college classes at Eastern Oregon Correctional Institute (EOCI) for adults in custody who qualify for the program. Because of the pandemic and access to EOCI only one small, limited enrollment class was offered this year.

IS AN ACCREDITED CHURCH RELATED FOUR YEAR AND GRADUATE DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTION WHOSE PRIMARY MISSION IS TRAINING LEADERS FOR MINISTRY AND MARKETPLACE.

is dedicated to providing resources in mid-Willamette Valley and Central Coast region of Oregon for health education, preventive care, and delivery of health care to at-risk populations.

Providing student scholarships

administers four scholarship programs, by which it provides financial and a suite of additional supports to students pursuing postsecondary education. Programs target single parents ( Opportunity), students over age 24 ( ReStart), high-performing community college students preparing to transfer to a 4-year institution ( Transfer), and graduating high school seniors who otherwise would find it impossible, or at least very difficult, to obtain a college degree ( Scholars) in Oregon and Siskiyou County, California, as well as dependents of Roseburg Forest Products employees throughout country ( Sons and Daughters). In addition to financial assistance, supports student through 5 dedicated FTE providing licensed counseling services, conferences and events, and professional and personal development opportunities. Additional details regarding eligibility criteria, award determination, and activities may be found at www.tfff.org.

TO AID THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE DISTRICT.

THE FOUNDATION EXISTS TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS AND PROVIDE RESOURCES IN ORDER TO SERVE AND SUPPORT THE MISSION AND VISION OF

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES FUNDS AND FOSTERS RELATIONSHIPS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS, PROGRAMS, AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AT .

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH , THE MISSION OF THE IS TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE IN MEETING THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS.

SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AT THE .

Equip men and women to bring CHARACTER to their communities and COMPETENCE to their careers.

FOUNDED IN 1988, THE ("BEF") IS A 501(C)(3) COMMUNITY-BASED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. BEF RAISES MONEY TO PROVIDE HANDS-ON INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT AND ADVANCEMENT PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT GO BEYOND NORMAL SCHOOL FUNDING AT ALL 54 PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BEF MOBILIZES COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO ENSURE THAT OUR STUDENTS HAVE EQUITABLE OPPORTUNITIES TO REACH THEIR BRIGHTEST FUTURE. OUR VISION IS THAT EVERY STUDENT IS INSPIRED AND PREPARED FOR THEIR BRIGHTEST FUTURE.

TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES WHICH IMPROVE HEALTH EDUCATION AND THE DELIVERY HEALTH CARE TO THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE STUDIES AT EASTERN UNIVERSITY, INCLUDING OPERATION OF WORKING FARMS TO BE USED AS PART OF CURRICULUM; ASSEMBLE LEADERSHIP AND RESOURCES FOR THE SAME.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE IS TO FOSTER THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY AND/OR ARCHITECTURALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES.

SUPPORT UNIVERSITY OF ATHLETICS

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