2011 Annual Report - Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest ...

2011 Annual Report

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girlscoutsosw.org 

The Girl Scout Promise 

On my honor, I will try: 

To serve God and my country, 

To help people at all times, 

And to live by the Girl Scout Law. 

The Girl Scout Law 

I will do my best to be 

honest and fair, 

friendly and helpful, 

considerate and caring, 

courageous and strong, and 

responsible for what I say and do, 

and to 

respect myself and others, 

respect authority, 

use resources wisely, 

make the world a better place, and 

be a sister to every Girl Scout.

A message from the 

CEO and Board Chair 

2011 was a year of continued growth for Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest 

Washington! For the third consecutive year both our girl membership and our adult 

membership grew. Contributing to this growth was an increase in the number of girls 

attending resident camp and day camp, and a significant expansion of our migrant 

education program. We also added a number of new program partners which in turn 

resulted in more activities and fun events for girls and troops. Our cookie sale 

experienced a third year of growth as well! 

2011 was also the year to begin planning for Girl Scouts’ 100th anniversary! Thanks to 

our staff and volunteers, in 2012 we look forward to a Northwest Centennial 

Roundup (a weeklong camp out for older girls), a huge birthday party in the fall and 

numerous special events throughout our council to celebrate the first 100 years of 

Girl Scouting. 

As we look back on the past year, we also want to thank the many partners who make 

our work possible – our program partners, our corporate and foundation funders 

and the many individuals and families who provide the resources to make our 

work possible. 

Finally, we want to say a special thank you to the more than 11,500 volunteers who 

delivered the Girl Scout program in our council last year. Their commitment to 

GSOSW’s nearly 19,500 girl members and their belief that the Girl Scout Leadership 

Experience does indeed build girls of courage, confidence and character, makes this 

world a better place for us all. 

Sincerely, 

Ellen Steel 

Board Chair, 

GSOSW 

Karen Hill 

Chief Executive Officer, 

GSOSW 

Board of Directors* 

2010-2011 

Chair 

Ellen Steel 

First Vice Chair 

Rita Van Schoiack 

Second Vice Chair 

Kathy Lucier 

Treasurer 

Elaine Teague 

Secretary 

Roberta Janssen 

Members-At-Large 

Elizabeth Clarke 

Terry Coryell 

Cara Fischer 

Elizabeth Hatfield-Keller 

Eva Labby 

Nancie Paxton 

Ara Serjoie 

Maureen Vega 

Lara Williams Pearsall 

Chief Executive Officer 

Karen Hill 

*As of April 17, 2011. 

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GSOSW Facts 

79 

Full time staff 

17 

Part time staff 

19,477 

Girl members 

11,516 

Adult members 

10,241 

New girls served 

63% 

Retention rate 

1,737 

Girl Scout troops 

2,567 

Girls served by 

Hispanic Initiative 

3,321 

Adult volunteers 

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Strategic Learning 

Update 

Communications 

A redesigned council website launched in June including a modernized look and feel 

in line with the refreshed Girl Scout brand, streamlined navigation (including footer 

navigation on subpages), standardized service unit Web pages, sortable tables, a 

secure page with calendars displaying program site availability, the ability to share or 

print any page, and a new “share” submission form encouraging Girl Scouts to share 

their story with others! 

Grew Facebook followers by nearly 100%, twitter followers by greater than 50%, and 

were again awarded the Constant Contact All Star Award for success in email 

marketing campaigns during 2011. 

A committee composed of staff and volunteers was formed to co-develop and 

execute a marketing plan for Girl Scouts’ centennial in 2012. Planned events and 

activities included the Northwest Centennial Roundup, a geocaching challenge, a 

100th Anniversary patch contest and much more. 

Partnered with Dairy Farmer’s of Oregon to expand marketing coverage for 2011 Girl 

Scout Cookie Program, growing reach by 6x. Continued to foster interdepartmental 

marketing initiatives (Program Guide, eNews, etc.) to increase value of publication 

investment. Secured over $8,000 in publication sponsorships. 

In collaboration with Girl Scouts USA, we were able to leverage national PSA 

campaigns to secure greater than $100,000 (estimated value) in donated airtime. 

Council Integration 

A customer service statement was created and posted in all council service centers. 

The statement outlines the quality of experience our customers can expect and 

affirms that every interaction is guided by the Girl Scout mission, Promise 

and Law. 

A first-ever survey was conducted among our members to determine what progress 

had been made in closing the council integration gaps identified in the council’s 

strategic learning plan. The responses will serve as a baseline comparison for the 

same survey that will be conducted in spring 2012. 

Updates were made to the month-by-month volunteer calendar created in 2010 and 

disseminated to all service units. It was recommended to service units to post the 

calendar on their service unit web pages and make it available to all service unit 

members through the monthly volunteer meetings. 

Funding/Fund Development 

Family Partnership donations and participation rate both increased by 39% over the 

previous year. 

Two leadership events were held to thank our donors for their ongoing support 

throughout the year.

Board giving reached 100%. 

Fundraising events had significant sponsorship increases. Attendance increased by 

16% and revenue increased by 63% over the previous year. 

The GSOSW Alumnae Association coordinated a community service project to allow 

homeowners with chained pets the opportunity to have a fenced yard. Outreach to 

communicate with alumnae through events and online eNews have continued. 

Membership 

Council-wide we increased the Migrant Education Program from 7 sites serving 622 

new girls in 2009-2010 to 17 sites serving 1,332 new girls in 2010-2011. We increased 

our Hispanic girl membership by 28% in 2010-2011. 

Defying national trends for the third year in a row, our membership has grown. 

GSOSW has seen a 3.6% increase in girl members and a 3% increase in adults for an 

overall 3.4% increase in total membership. 

Purchased GSUSA branding kits as presentation materials for school district, 

community partners and volunteer outreach to the business community. 

Branding kits have been used in presentations resulting in partnerships with new 

school districts. 

Completed translation of Volunteer Essentials and Council Volunteer Policies and 

Procedures. CPR/First Aid classes were offered in Spanish. 

Tools were shared through service team trainings, newsletters and webinars to help 

service teams recognize volunteers throughout the year. Three new council level 

adult recognitions were developed for implementation in 2011-2012 

Program 

Information about all of the pathways is being delivered through multiple messages in 

the Program Guide, training materials and webinars. 

A new service team position was created this year, the GSLE Coach. The goal of this 

position is to coach leaders on implementing the Girl Scout Leadership Experience 

and understanding the pathways. 

Webinars were developed and delivered to volunteers this summer giving them a 

sneak peek at The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting and how it works with the rest of the 

National Program Portfolio. 

Staff have continued to evaluate and update programs to include more GSLE 

outcomes and to facilitate progression. An example of a program following this model 

is the new Digital Media Studio program. This program has multiple curricula that 

build upon each other into a great digital experience for girls. 

We have a unified way of managing program partners through our program partner 

application. 

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GSOSW Facts 

13% 

Girls Hispanic or Latina 

56% 

Girls Non-Hispanic 

or Latina 

31% 

Girls Unreported 

4% 

Adults Hispanic or Latino 

44% 

Adults Non-Hispanic 

or Latino 

52% 

Adults Unreported

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Lesli Sanderson 

Camp Funshine Director 

Girl Driven 

A love for Girl Scout camp 

can grow for decades 

Every year, thousands of girls attend camp through Girl Scouts of Oregon and 

Southwest Washington. Many of them have such a good time that they come back 

the next year, and some of them come back for many more than just one. 

“I attended camp starting in the first grade,” Lesli Sanderson said.” Lesli’s mom Joni 

started volunteering when she was in fourth grade, because as a fourth grader she 

was too old to technically be a camper, but she could be a “tagalong,” a camper who 

is there with an adult volunteer. 

Nineteen years later, Lesli and Joni are still at Camp Funshine. 

Lesli’s younger sister Jackie was a Girl Scout, too. Joni volunteered all along as her 

daughters were campers and later Program Aides. Lesli and Jackie volunteered as 

adults, and in 2008 they took it a step further: they decided to take on the 

responsibility of directorship of Camp Funshine. 

Making Camp Funshine great every year is a family affair, even down to the grocery 

shopping. Campers plan the food they eat, and that means the family takes two cars 

to the grocery store the night before it all starts, shopping for the ingredients to 

English muffin pizzas, grilled cheese and other camp-friendly foods. 

“We normally spend 3-4 hours,” Lesli laughed. “We used to bring only one car but 

then we got better about organization.” 

Lesli, Jackie and Joni continue to be involved at camp because of the memories they 

love from childhood. 

“One of the main things that pushed us to take on directorship – we wanted to keep 

camp what it was when we were little and why we loved it so much,” she said. “We 

wanted to make sure that Camp Funshine stayed the same.” 

For Lesli, that meant a place where girls could go outside of their comfort zone, only 

to be surprised to learn the great things they were capable of. 

“I remember being a little girl and thinking, ‘Wow, look at those older girls!’ and by the 

time you get there you think, ‘That wasn’t that big of a deal. I can do it.’” 

“I hope that I can stay with it for as long as possible and that it continues to fill every 

year. I know that there are some years when it’s dropped really low, and thankfully it’s 

come back up and we are really strong again.” 

From her time on both sides of the experience – camper and volunteer – Lesli knows 

that it’s the Girl Scout organization and the people that surround them who make the 

future bright for the younger generations. 

“When the time comes – hopefully some distant time in the future - when I’m no 

longer director, that someone else strong steps forward to take it over and that we 

continue to have volunteers like we’ve had for it each year. They are the ones that 

make it happen. Some of our best staff are older girls – the PA’s that come year after 

year – they make camp for those little girls.“ 

Find more information and a video about volunteering for camp online at 

girlscoutsosw.org/camp/day_camps

Property Highlights 

Camp Cleawox 

A new staff house will be ready for camp season 2012. This new building has 

beautifully exposed glu-lam beams on the interior with a vaulted ceiling to give the 

feeling of even more space. The building is fully insulated and ADA compliant so it will 

give user groups greater flexibility when using the camp year-round. During summer 

months, it will be used for breaks, showers, training and meeting space for camp 

staff. For the rest of the year it will be available for user groups. It has a fully equipped 

kitchen, two bathrooms and a large laundry facility. This project was not without its 

challenges as we had to completely redesign the septic system. This was not in the 

original plan and caused major delays in getting the building permits approved and 

construction started. It also had an impact on the budget. 

In addition to the staff house, we have also improved the physical appearance of 

camp by building fences and sight barricades to help keep users focused on camp 

activities. 

Camp Whispering Winds 

This summer our on-site ranger built a new lakeside storage shed. This shed houses 

all of the water safety equipment such 

as life jackets and oars that are used 

at camp. This structure allows for 

everything to be very well organized, 

easily accessible, clean, dry and secure. 

With remaining funds from this project, 

the ranger built ample exterior seating 

that makes a perfect spot for a quick 

safety refresher. 

We purchased a new commercial oven for the main kitchen at camp. This large 

oven has vastly improved efficiency in the kitchen and should last for a long time. 

Fortunately, the old convection oven was still in working order and it has been moved 

to the Mountaindale Outdoor Program Center. 

We are remodeling the bathroom in Richard’s Lodge. This bathroom will be fully ADA 

compliant and feature new fixtures and a much larger space. 

• A Girl Scout rider at Camp Whispering Winds leads a horse in the corral 

• Girl Scouts canoe at Camp Cleawox 

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Sunset over the dock 

at Camp Low Echo

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• Marilyn’s Place hearth at Mountaindale 

Outdoor Program Center 

• Girl Scouts on a hike at Camp Arrowhead 

• A Girl Scout enjoys the water at Camp Cleawox 

Mountaindale Outdoor Program Center 

Marilyn’s Place was originally constructed with a semi-commercial kitchen and did 

not have a dishwasher or a large over. Our user groups and day camps frequently 

requested the addition of a quick method for cleaning dishes and an oven large 

enough to feed a crowd. This past year we installed a high-temperature, undercounter 

dishwasher. It is a commercial grade, single-rack style washer and together 

with the repurposed oven, has already contributed to the satisfaction of users. The 

motivation for this change was to get adults out of the kitchen and outside, leading 

activities and enjoying other program elements where they are needed most. 

This year we also completed a large 8x16 storage shed for day camp groups to share. 

Camp Arrowhead 

This camp is our largest property and in the past year we completed the 

replacement of the in-ground water system. This project has finally ended the major 

water losses at camp. It took our rangers, with the help of a very generous donation 

from a local heavy equipment operators' school, right up until resident camp season 

last summer to finish this project. Once completed, we put new gravel on the roads 

and leveled them to prevent erosion. This will be an ongoing process. 

Last year we also painted most of the exterior of the buildings. While painting, we 

took the opportunity to make as many repairs as possible, within our operating 

budget. 

Portland Service Center 

This past year we completed a remodel of the Portland Service Center. This was 

funded by a large capital campaign begun by the legacy council. We completely 

dedicated the second floor of the Portland Service Center (10,000 SF) to be girl 

and program space and added a large meeting room on the first floor. We are 

already seeing increased use by troops and volunteers. The wall and furniture colors, 

signage, tables, chairs and kitchen were designed with girls and Girl Scout brand in 

mind. We also redesigned the front lobby to make it more inviting. It gives a great 

first impression of Girl Scouts of Oregon and SW Washington. The third floor of the 

building now provides work space for staff. It was redesigned during the remodel to 

help improve functionality and lighting.

Statement of Financial Position 

for the 12-Month Year Ended September 30, 2011 

Assets 

Cash and cash equivalents $1,580,039 

Other receivables 35,999 

Inventories 287,770 

Contributions receivable 48,048 

Prepaid expenses and deposits 175,218 

Investments 4,465,418 

Beneficial interest in perpetual trusts 669,240 

Property and equipment - net 9,184,011 

Total assets $16,445,743 

Liabilities and Net Assets 

Liabilities: 

Accounts payable and other accrued liabilities $463,589 

Accrued payroll and related expenses 310,773 

Deferred revenue: 18,656 

Long-term debt 541,416 

Total Liabilities $1,334,434 

Net assets: $15,111,309 

Total liabilities and net assets $16,445,743 

Revenue 

A/ Grants and contributions $328,147 6% 

B/ United Way $103,522 2% 

C/ Bequests $100,636 2% 

D/ Product Sales (net) $4,355,759 79% 

E/ Program fees $432,289 8% 

F/ Investment income/endowments/other $179,588 3% 

Total $5,499,941 

B 

C 

A 

Expenses 

A/ Program Services $4,781,901 80% 

B/ Management and General $770,473 13% 

C/ Fundraising $412,254 7% 

Total* $5,964,628 

D 

*Includes $358,804 in unfunded depreciation 

E 

F 

A 

B 

C 


GSOSW Facts 

430 

Girl events 

3,745 

Council-run event 

participants 

65 

GSBB participants 

18 

C.H.O.I.C.E. participants 

869 

STEM participants 

24 

Fall sale items sold 

per girl 

157 

Boxes of Girl Scout cookies 

sold per girl 

5,528 

Resident camp participants 

5,332 

Day camp participants 

10 


Girl Scouts bring gears, motors and 

sensors to life 

Girl Scouts everywhere are great examples of the term “girl driven.” But some of 

them mean it a little more literally – like four girls who make up the Nutty Geeks. 

They’re learning about motors, physics and robots with their fellow Girl Scouts. 

Van Le is a troop leader and team coach who leads the team of our – Ella, Sonja, 

Eleanor and Xela. The Nutty Geeks participate in the First Lego League, an annual 

challenge from September to January. 

“Our girls were classmates who liked to do research, play with legos and do presentations. 

They are active girls who enjoy meeting,” Van said. 

Each year the team buys a kit that contains the obstacle course for that year. The 

goal is to build a robot that can tackle the obstacle course in 2.5 minutes. 

“Depending on what kind of missions (essentially obstacle courses) we want the 

robot to do, the robot needs to be made to be able to complete these missions,” 

team member Eleanor Kruse said. 

They work on their robot until the regional tournament in January. Winners of the 

regional tournament advance to state championships, and winners at state go to a 

national event. 

“The teams compete in three ways: best robot performance on the table, best 

teamwork values and best research project. Winning teams are strong in all three 

areas,” Van said. Her team meets weekly to build and program the robot, practices 

teamwork activities and also researches about a real world problem. 

“Ninety percent of the work is done by the team,” Van said. “Adult helpers would 

make calls to topic experts and guide the team but all the other work is done by team 

members.” 

The Nutty Geeks have had great success, garnering regional as well as state awards. 

They’ve also had the opportunity to spread the word, receiving invitations to 

demonstrate at schools and events throughout the community. 

Eleanor sees a direct correlation between what she learned about in Lego Robotics 

and her career goals. 

“When I grow up, I want to be some sort of doctor.” Eleanor said. “I really got 

interested last year when we did our research project on Hemophilia, the theme being 

biomedical engineering. We worked with and interviewed a cardiologist... I have 

really enjoyed learning about anatomy and am learning more every day.” 

Find more information about STEM opportunities for girls, visit girlscoutsosw.org

Girl Scout Gold Award 

Congratulations to the 47 Girl Scout Gold Award recipients within Girl Scouts OSW 

Melissa Aust 

Tualatin, OR 

Published “affordable 

foods” cookbook for 

the Tualatin School 

House Food Pantry, 

and hosted an open 

house to feature it. 

Macey Bouyea 

Lake Oswego, OR 

Teaching Towards 

Tolerance: Worked 

to create & deliver 

curriculum on 

cultural differences 

and understanding. 

Kara Brown 


Cleared the space for 

a sensory garden at 

the Kiwanis camp for 

disabled children on 

Mount Hood. 

Kristen Butcher 

Happy Valley, OR 

Organzied the 

Clackamas High 

School props 

closet 

Abby Centola 

Bend, OR 

Developed a school 

supply program 

for the abandoned 

children of Juarez, 

Mexico, living in an 

orphanage named 

“Arbol de Vida”. 

Kaylee Chavez 

Happy Valley, OR 

Organized the 

Clackamas High 

School prop closet 

and created an 

ongoing prop 

checkout system. 

Mara Clifton 

West Linn, OR 

Built a vertical garden 

and taught first graders 

about planting and 

growing sustainably. 

Chelsea Collette 

Albany, OR 

Developed and 

taught self defense 

classes in her 

community. 

Julie Collins 

Milwaukee, OR 

Educated community 

about a food bank for 

low-income cat 

owners. They 

responded with over 

1,000 lbs. of cat food. 

Deanna Connor 

Hillsboro, OR 

Worked with an 

elementary school 

to provide 

workshops on art 

education for kids. 

Mariah Dawson 

Beaverton, OR 

Creation of a teen 

lounge and a sharing 

library supplied with 

children’s books for a 

women’s shelter. 

Samantha Edgerton 

Central Point, OR 

Developed 

education in schools 

about natural 

resources and 

recycling. 

Kristin Edwards 

Canby, OR 

Organized a 

community fun 

run to promote 

fitness. 

Adriana 

Escobedo-Land 

Newberg, OR 

Organized a series of 

recycling education 

days in Newberg, OR. 

Jana Feingold 

Bend, OR 

Central Oregon Teen 

Closet: Developed a 

program that allowed 

homeless or low income 

teens to get free 

or affordable, 

fashionable clothes. 


Girl Scout Gold Award recipients, continued 

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Kara Flynn 

Beaverton, OR 

Organized a literacy 

tutoring program that 

brought older students 

in to work with middle 

schoolers. 

Willa Ford 


Organized and 

faciliated a soccer 

and sports camp at 

the Goose Hollow 

Homeless Shelter. 

Kathryn Garrett 


Designed a 

sensory garden at the 

Kiwanis camp for 

disabled children on 

Mount Hood. Created 

furniture for that 

garden. 

Rebecca Glass 

Hillsboro, OR 

Organized a fun 

run to collect 

supplies for cat 

shelters. 

Sonja Gorman 

Beaverton, OR 

Created an irrigation 

system for the raised 

bed gardens at the 

Community Action 

Family Shelter in 

Hillsboro. 

Cassandra Hansen 


Created paths and 

transplanted plants 

into the Kiwanis 

Sensory garden on 

the Mount Hood. 

Shaver Scholarship 

recipient 

Jennifer Hilgeman 

Beaverton, OR 

Built a structure for 

growing seedlings for 

a local food bank and 

organized a drive to 

support them that 

emphasized seed 

donation. 

Megan Hofstede 

Brush Prairie, WA 

Organized 

presentations 

on deafness for 

school and youth 

groups. 

Kathryn 

Hollingsworth 

Tigard, OR 

Organized literacy 

awareness and 

supply/book drive 

for children with little 

access to books. 

Ashley Howarth 

Beaverton, OR 

Stairs for Safety: 

Built a staircase at a 

church sidewalk to 

reduce danger for 

people traversing 

back and forth. 

Mikylah Hunsaker 

Vancouver, WA 

Organized 

quiliting workshops 

to make blankets 

for cats in animal 

shelters. 

Tasha Jocz 


Created a video of 

life in Lake Oswego 

for a cultural 

exchange 

Nellie Johnson 

Tigard, OR 

Organized sewing 

events and pillow 

drive to collect 

pillows for women 

with breast cancer. 

Ashley LaForge 

Portland, OR 

Organized quilting 

bees to make bags 

and blankets for 

kids in domestic 

violence shelters. 

Audrey Liesinger 

Salem, OR 

Created a frisbee 

golf course at Stub 

Stewart State Park. 

Jessica Lindsey 

Beavercreek, OR 

Conducted 

workshops to 

train people about 

safety on rural 

roads. 

Savannah 

Loberger 

Hillsboro, OR 

Created a day 

camp to introduce 

girls to engineering 

and technology. 

Megan Miller 

Myrtle Point, OR 

Built cabinets for 

books, collected 

books to fill them, 

and created a 

video to use to 

recruit adult 

mentors to FIRST.

Girl Scout Gold Award recipients, continued 

Rebecca Murdock 

Beaverton, OR 

Created an Art 

Walk at a Jackson 

Middle School to 

educate about 

where the school’s 

art came from. 

Angela Perkins 

Battle Ground, WA 

Autism is NOT an 

Automobile 

Created workshops 

on interacting with 

and understanding 

people with autism. 

Miranda 

Rasmussen 

Wilsonville, OR 

Library project in 

Ccamahuara, Peru 

Kayla Reeves 

Beaverton, OR 

Painted ceiling 

tiles and created 

a movable mural 

for students to 

decorate. 

Mehek Sethi 


Led supply drive to 

bring educational 

materials to 

schools 

in New Delhi for 

disadvantaged 

students. 

Laila Simon 


Advocated for the 

creation of a law to 

require all new 

drivers to take a 

drivers education 

course. 

Vallery Smith 

Hillsboro, OR 

Organized a summer 

day camp for youth 

through her church 

focused on self 

worth 

Andrea Sonk 

Oregon City, OR 

Organized an Art 

Supply Drive and 

Educational 

Banquet for foster 

kids. 

Stacie Struble 

Albany, OR 

Organized a prom 

dress drive and 

giveaway for low 

income girls. 

Lydia Terjeson 

Beaverton, OR 

Organized “Grief 

Mask” workshops 

to create art for the 

Dougy Center and 

provide programming 

for youth who 

experienced loss. 

Betsy Thomas 

Canby, OR 

Worked with 

Veterans Affairs to 

provide families of 

veterans with resource 

booklets and helped 

organize a Christmas 

toy drive. 

Haley Tilt 


Bookworms to 

Butterflies: Organized 

a reading mentorship 

program for the 

Hillsboro School 

District. 

Meghan Townsend 


Organized groups to 

create blankets for the 

Emanuel Children’s 

Cancer Center. 

Rebecca Winkler 


Created a video of 

life in Germany for a 

cultural exchange. 


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Kelly 

Girl Scout Senior 


Girl Scouts learn to plan and lead 

events early on 

The planning started in January. 

Girl Scouts from Service Unit 7 decided on the year’s theme and planned all the way 

through February. They carefully laid out the course for food, adventures and games 

– for almost 300 girls. 

Then, on May 13, 2011, it was go time. The Service Unit 7 Spring Encampment had 

begun. 

“Friday night, we go into action mode.” Kelly, a Girl Scout Senior, said. “Friday we 

check troops in, set up the lodge for us, and put on Friday night campfire and a flag 

ceremony. Saturday morning we have a flag ceremony and announcements.” 

The Service Unit 7 Spring Encampment is an annual event, and it is almost entirely 

planned, put together and run by older Girl Scouts. This year’s theme was “The Great 

Adventure.” 

“We have new activities each year,” Kelly said. “Last year we had passports for each 

troop and they went to different places and did some extra activities and they would 

get stamps. Their goal was to get all the stamps or as many as they could. The girls 

really enjoyed this.” 

“All of the activities, including two campfires and Sunday’s Girl Scout’s Own, were 

planned and presented by three Cadette and Senior troops,” said Eileen Skidmore, a 

longtime volunteer in the council and the perennial adult leader of the Encampment. 

Depending on their age, Girl Scouts have different jobs at the event. 

“[My role is] to put on Saturday afternoon games (games, crafts, teach and learn) for 

Daisies, Brownies and Juniors,” Kelly said. “Older Seniors and Ambassadors put on a 

program for older girls that are attending.” 

Each planning girl also helps plan the Friday night campfire, Saturday night campfire, 

flag, or Girl Scout’s Own (or bridging instead of Girl Scout’s Own),” Kelly said. 

Kelly thinks there’s a lot to be learned from having a leadership role at an event like 

this. 

“It helps the girls putting it on experience being in charge of an event, teaches 

them leadership and how to plan by breaking down a huge event into manageable 

pieces and other important skills. Since a lot of the girls planning actually attended 

Encampment when they were younger, they know what the girls might like to do. Also, 

for the younger girls to see the older girls still active in Girl Scouts and enjoying it, it 

serves as a great role model. “ 

To learn more about the value of girl-led program and how this process contributes to 

the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, visit girlscouts.org/gsle

Donors 

Thank you to the many generous supporters of Girl Scouts of Oregon 

and SW Washington 

$20,000-250,000 

Clifford Daue Charitable 

Remainder Trust 

The Collins Foundation 

Girl Scouts of the USA 

Ovations Food Services, L.P. 

United Way of Linn County 

Wells Fargo 

Yahoo! Employee Foundation 

$5,000-19,999 

Anonymous 

Chambers Family Foundation 

Doyle and Donna Shepherd 

Foundation 

Greater Douglas United Way 

Intel Foundation 

OCF Joseph E. Weston Public 

Foundation 

Rita Meeker Living Trust 

The Standard 

Starker Forests, Inc. 

Trust Management Services, LLC 

United Way of Deschutes County 

United Way of Klamath Basin 

United Way of Lane County 

United Way of Umatilla and Morrow 

Counties 

Vanstrom Distribution 

Vanstrom Trust 

$1,000-4,999 

Anonymous Donor 

AKT, LLP 

Bank of America 

The Benton County Foundation 

Bloomer’s Nursery 

City of Hillsboro 

Crane Family Foundation 

Deschutes Children’s Foundation 

Donna P. Woolley Fund of The Oregon 

Community Foundation 

Elaine Ramsdell Estate 

ELC Technologies 

Engineering Dynamics Corp. 

Ferguson Wellman Capital 

Management, Inc. 

The Franklin Conklin Foundation 

Garrett Hemann Robertson P.C. 

Geffen Mesher & Company P.C. 

Jackson Foundation 

Jefferson County United Fund 

Juan Young Trust 

Kohl’s 

Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation 

McGee Financial Strategies 

OnPoint Community Credit Union 

Oregon Beverage Recycling 

Cooperative 

Pacific NW Combined Federal 

Campaign 

Phoenix Village Apartments 

Portlandia Club, Inc. 

Rotary Club of Salem 

Roth’s Benefit-Education Foundation 

The Roundhouse Foundation 

Samuel S. Johnson Foundation 

Sterling Savings Bank 

Tumac Lumber Company Fund of The 

Oregon Community Foundation 

United Fund of Crook County 

United Way of Benton & Lincoln 

Counties 

United Way of Eastern Oregon 

United Way of Jackson County, Inc. 

United Way of Southwestern Oregon 

United Way of the Columbia 

Willamette 

US Bank - Oregon 

Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA 

Wildish Sand and Gravel Company 

$500-999 

Anonymous 

A-Dec, Inc. 

Amalia’s 

Anderson & Associates, LLC 

Selma Anderson 

Baker Family Foundation 

Ann M. Bankhead 

Sally and Dave Bany 

Roy Beaty 

Bi-Mart 

Kathleen Carnes and Kathryn Tinkler 

Cherry City Interiors and Design 

Terry and Debbie Coryell 

Kristie Davis 

Mitzi Ellis 

Virginia Escher 

Fortis Construction 

Barbara and Ken Francis 

Amber Garrison 

Girl Scout Service Unit 13 


Gresham Rotary Club Foundation 

Thomas Gustafson and Kathy 

Schroeder 

Janis Gwyther 

The H Group, Inc. 

Frances and Robert Harkins 

Betty and Mike Hart 

Hewlett-Packard Combined 

Campaign 

Stephen and Kathryn Hutchinson 

IBM-Employee Services Center 

Jill Rosell Photography 

Bill Keale 

Marie R. King 

Knife River Materials 

Kohl’s, Store 1011 

Mary Anne and Dave LaBrasseur 

Sarah LaBrasseur 

Lakeview Lions Club 

Judy Lawrence 

Nate Levin 

Jennifer Liss 

Lithia Motors, Inc. 

Nancy Locke and Donald Harris 

Kathy and Jack Lucier 

Macy’s Corporate Services 

Megan Marino 

Metal Toad Media 

Metro Area Collection Services 

Minuteman Press 

Order of the Silver Trefoil 

Oregon Commission for Women 

Pacific Power Foundation 

Pacific Source Health Plans 

Bonnie Pavel 

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Eugene 

Performance Health Technology Ltd. 

Michelle Price 

Puttman & Teague, LLP 

Elaine and Vittz-James Ramsdell Fund 

of the OCF 

Roberts Motor Company 

Linda and David Rudawitz 

Sharon and Richard Ryan 

Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt 

Shortstop, LLC 

Shannon Spencer 

Molly and Jon Stafford 

State Farm Companies Foundation 


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Leadership Circle 

Jean and Ray Auel 

Robin and Lee Babb 

Alice and Robert Bowie 

Tim and Mary Boyle 

Richard and Ruthanne Bullock 

Tracey and Mike Clark 

Debi Coleman 

Ellen & James Cougill 

Cara Fischer 

Harmony George 

Karen Hill and Jack Heinrich 

Roberta and Ron Janssen 

Gregory Keller and Elizabeth 

Hatfield-Keller 

Helen and John Strange 

Janice and John Swanson 

Judge Susan Tripp and Marguerite 

Kenagy 

United Way of Columbia County 

United Way of Mid-Willamette Valley 

Theresa Wade 

Elisabeth A. Zinser 

$250-499 

Altrusa International of Salem 

Gregory Applegate and Barbara Stark 

B.P.O. Elks, Lodge #944 

Bend Cable Communications, LLC 

Holly Berry 

Bethesda Lutheran Church 

Breakout Promotional Marketing 

Brewster & Mayne, P.C. 

Joan Brown-Kline 

C.E. Lovejoy’s 

Mary Carey 

Carolyn Chambers Trust 

Jean and Brett Carter 

Cartridges for Kids, a Division of 

Access Computer Products 

Ellen and Robert Colwell 

Cornerstone Financial Planning Group 

Costco Wholesale Corp. Match Prog. 

John "Jack" Courtney 

Cuppa Yo 

Dory and James Delp 

Susan and Lester Dixon 

Jo and Bill Dodson 

Carolyn and Robert Elden 

First Federal Bank 

Gap Foundation Money for Time 



Gladys W.McCready Trust 

Wendy Goddard-Gregory and Barry 

Gregory 

Individual donors who made an annual contribution of $1,000 or more during the 

fiscal year 2011 (October 1-September 30) are part of the Leadership Circle. 

Eva and Arny Labby 

Terry Day and Joan Lintz 

Pat and Dave Moss 

Lara Williams-Pearsall and Devon 

Pearsall 

Susan H. Prescott Kavinoky 

Meredith Randall-Compton 

James and Shirley Rippey 

Doris Scharpf 

Ara Serjoie 

Mary S. Shaver 

Zizi Shaver 

James and Diane Hallstrom 

Rebecca Hill 

Isom Farms 

Jacksonville Inn 

Lori and Wid Jensen 

Claudia Johnson and Mike Jordan 

KGW NewsChannel 8 

Kiwanis International Of Sisters 

Katie Lytle 

Anne MacDonald 

Malu, Ltd 

Jim Matzger and Carole Smith 

McGregor-Caverhill, CPA, PC 

Pete and Marie Melin 

Betsy and John Messer 

Diane Miner 

Leah and Dave Nelson 

ODS Companies Employee Giving 

Campaign 

Overleaf Lodge 

Maylian Pak 

Suzanne Parsons 

Pioneer Commodities, LLC 

Chris Piper 

Premier West Bank 

Lynn R. Ramsdell 

Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. 

Kelly and Mark Ronning 

JoAnn and Paul Rothi 

Roxy Ann Winery 

Ron Rutener 

Nancy and Richard Scott 

Joanne and Richard Shipley 

Richard F. and Jacky Sohn 

Soroptimist International of 

Klamath Falls 

Nicki Stengel 

Leah Sundquist 

Suterra 

Marisa Tabizon Thompson and Joe 

Thompson 

Rachel and Rob Shields 

Eileen and Dennis Skidmore 

Stephanie Smetana 

Pat and Barte Starker 

Ellen Steel and Richard Booman 

Mary and Jim Sutter 

Elaine Teague 

Lorraine and John Thomas / 

Thomas Financial Strategies 

Rita and Daniel Van Schoiack 

Clarence Voliva 

Carla Teitzel 

Thelma Warren Revocable Living Trust 

Anna and Donald Theobald 

Umpqua Bank 

Maureen Vega and Dave Kanner 

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #293 

Volunteers of America Oregon 

Wal-Mart Foundation 

Jan Ward 

John and Helen Warner 

Tracy and Mark Williams 

Veronica Williams 

Dick and Gayle Withnell 

Gary Worthen 

Yamhelas Community Resource 

Center 

Zonta Service Foundation of Eugene 

$100-249 

Barbara and Roger Alberty 

All Risks, LTD 

Altrusa International of Yaquina Bay 

American Legion Auxiliary - Santiam 

Unit No. 51 

Anonymous 

Barbara Bell 

Anne Barragar 

Candace and William Bartow 

Madge Bauer 

Laurie Baum 

Jodell Bayan 

The Honorable Paula Bechtold 

Beverly Becker 

Bernita and Henry Behm 

Bend Dermatology Clinic, LLC 

Jane Bergin-Miller and Scott Miller 

Theresa Bianchi 

Susan and Lawrence Black 

Margaret and Larry Blake 

Karen A. Blew 

Melissa Blue

Sharon Brabenac 

Del and Kaki Brenneman 

Sydney E. Brewster 

Tina Brown 

Rick Brumfield 

Airenne Buffum 

Gary and Nancy Burnett 

Jean and Jon Burpee 

Capstone CPA’s, LLC 

Judy Carmichael 

David and Marcia Chapman 

Elizabeth and Dale Clarke 

Michelle and Jason Clinch 

Diane and Daniel Collins 

Amy and Mark Colville 

Merrily and Dave Cook 

Laurel and Scott Cookman 

Carrie Copenhagen 

Gloria J. Crisp 

Susan Cunningham 

Rochelle Danner 

John Deeming 

John DiPasquale 

Carrie Ditullio 

Christine Dole 

Jane and Gregory Drew 

Marcie and Jacob Egger 

Sally Eggington 

Bob and Donna Elliott 

Rebecca and Ron Ertler 

Carol Evans 

Mary Fields 

Marian Ford 

Patti Forsythe 

Bill and Ernestine Foster 

Heidi Fox 

The Honorable Julie Frantz 

Nancy Frisch 

Amanda and Steven Fritz 

Dorothy Gage 

Amber Gilley 

John and Janet Gillis 

Susan Gill-Ostrin 


Girl Scout Troop 40180 




Greater Twin Cities United Way 

Karen Griffin 

Brian Grossman 

Jill Groves and John Delaini 

Joyce and Richard Gustafson 

Jeana Gustavson 

Elizabeth S. Hall 

Kristin Krueger 

Shirley Hancock 

Nancy Hansen 

Janet Harper 

Dr. Linda Harris 

Mary and Jim Heid 

Heather Hershey 

Candace and Robert Hess 

Cindy and Tyler Hilligoss 

Andrea Hobgood 

Home Federal Bank 

Margaret Hull 

Gwen Hyatt 

International Paper Company 

Jan and Bob Irish 

Susanne and Larry Isom 

Lore Ivie 

Mary Jackson 

Marcia A. James-Gluz 

JCP Cares 

Aaron Johanson and Van Le 

Patty and Larry Johnson 

Mary Jones 

Kathleen & Robert Joy 

Diane and Dave Kalez 

Emily Karr 

Stephen Kautz and Marie Rust 

Colleen Kelley and Steven Singleton 

Karen and Pat Kelly 

Victoria and Joseph Kelsey 

Sheralyn Kemp 

David Kidd 

Bridget Baker Kincaid and Keith 

Kincaid 

Anne Kirk 

JoAnna Dirk 

Susan Kiser 

Amanda Klash 

Daniel and Debbie Knierim 

Sreypich Kong 

Betty and Jim Korfhage 

Margarete G. Kummerow 

Elizabeth and Theodore Kyle 

Betty L. Laslett 

Anita Leach Saalfeld 

Diana G. Learner 

Marianne and Tim Leipzig 

Kandice Lemhouse 

Sheryl and Paul Lewis 

Janet and Norman Locke 

Sheila and Bert Logan 

Jennifer Loney 

Longboard Louie’s, Inc. 

Peggy and Dave Lovegren 

Sally A. Lovett 

Patti and Ken Luse 

Barbara MacKay 

Janice Mackey 

Shelley Marchesi 

Renee Martin 

Susie and Bob Masin 

Todd Massinger 

Winnie Maynard 

Sally McCracken 

Daniel and Marge McDevitt 

Inez McEldowney 

Kay and Dan McMurry 

Melin and Associates LLC 

Dennis Mettler 

Alice and Paul Meyer 

Jeffrey and Vicki Miller 

Sarah Miller 

Melissa Monson 

Carol and Blair Moody 

Nancy and Santiago Muniz 

Steven and Lynn Musaeus 

Elesa Newell 

Jennifer Newell 

Nicki Nickoloff 

Tim Nissen and Pam Rimmer 

Elizabeth and Mike O’Dell 

Cheryl and Aaron Olson 

Diana and Douglas Olson 

Beth Osgood 

Terry Pancoast 

Brian J. Parmelee 

Carol and Steven Pearson 

Amy and John Peterson 

Terianne Petzold 

Angela Polin 

Judy and Michael Ponichtera 

Portland General Electric Company 

Employee Giving Campaign 

Pati Presnail 

Maurice and Helen Pruitt 

John and Nancy Puttman 

Alice and Charles Quesenberry 

Brenda Ramsdell 

Marilyn and James Rear 

Katie Reinsch 

Florence Riddle 

Betty Rinck 

Bernice Rivera 

Dick Robbins 

Terry and Sally Robertson 

Rocky Rockwood 

Barbara and Gary Ross 

Judelle and Jerry Rothi 

David and Michele Roy 

Renee and Robert Rutz 

Elizabeth Sazie 

Barbara J. Schmidt 

Darcy Burt Schoenberg and Marcus 

Schoenberg 

Karol Schrems 

Molly Schuette 

Betsy and Richard Scott 

Esther and Herbert Seaman 

Gary Seymour 

Jed Shay 

Michelle Silver 

Laura Skinkle 

Loretta Skurdahl 

Aubrey Smith 

Charlotte and Marc Smith 


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Donna and Donald Smith 

Leslie Smith 

Marjory Smith 

Stacy Solie 

Janae Sorenson 

Theresa Sproul 

Cynthia and Robert Stampflee 

Ralph and Beverly Staton 

Katherine and James Stevens 

Suzanne and Rodney Stewart 

Ben Sturgill 

Ann Sukalac 

Sweet Bye N. Bye, Inc. 

Diane Syrcle 

Dan and Marjorie Tabizon 

Jean and Wayne Tate 

John Taylor 

The Regence Employee Giving 

Campaign 

Lori Thibodo 

Maye Thompson 

Tokyo Ohka Kogyo America, Inc. 

Valerie Tomasi 

Tere Tronson 

Jo Anne and Cliff Trow 

Christine Tye 

Andrea Unfried 

Dorothy and Roger Upham 

Claudette Vincent 

Judy and Art Waggle 

Julie Walters 

Helen Warbington 

Betsy Warriner 

Merry and Edwin Webb 

Ann Wendlandt 

Carol Whipple 

Linda Wiley 

Britt Williamson 

Judith and Dennis Wolf 

Harry Wong and Pallen Lee 

Dione and Jeff Young 

$50-99 

Tara Aarnio 

Abby’s Legendary Pizza Foundation 

Gary Akizuki 

Donna Alexander 

Sheryl Alstrin 

Claudia Andrews 

Applied Materials 

Arbonne 

Judy Austin 

Jane Averill and Bruce Osen 

Kathleen Bald 

Kathy Bebe 

Julie and Max Beeh 

Marvin Bennett 

Christine Berger 

The Honorable Eric Bergstrom 

Elizabeth T. and Lee Beyer 

Pat Biss 

Janet and Douglas Bitter 

Bill Blackwell 

Nancy Boyer 

Suzanne and Allan Brazier 

Dana Brown and Jerry Avis 

Monica and AJ Buehler 

Penny Burgess 

Nancy Burke 

Theresa Cain 

Kristen and Nicholas Campbell 

Shannon Cantrell 

Angela Cao and Darrell Stark 

December Carson 

Julia Churchill 

Christina and John Clarke 

Debbie and Ron Cox 

Diana Cox 

Crossroads Fine Linen and Party 

Rentals 

Marianne Dabbs 

Susan and Jamie Daigle 

Brooke and Brandon Dale 

Robert and Ann Dannenhoffer 

Lois Delihanty 

Anne Denecke 

Patricia Dery 

Stacy Dexter 

Molly Dinsdale 

Allison Dominic 

Judith Drais 

Cathi Eakins 

Jane and Jay Edwards 

David M. Einolf 

Gary and Jennifer Epping 

Andrea Everest 

Phil Fidler 

Karen Fincel 

Diana and Jerry Fingal 

First Church of Christ, Scientist 

First Independent Bank 

Alicia Forbes 

Julene and David Fox 

Sally and Richard Fulham 

Jasmine Fullman 





Jacqueline Giustina 

Renee Glasgow 

Carol A. Glassman 

Gold Canyon Candles 

Leta Gorman 

Alex Gornik 

Margaret Grant 

Paul and Heather Griffo 

Shelley Gustafson 

Merrily and Robert Haas 

Kathy Haines 

Barbara Hall 

Larry and Judi Hammer 

Lynette Hansen 

Kim Hartley-Arambula 

Barbara Hayes 

Susan Hayes 

Vicki Helmig 

Debbie Hempy 

Carla Hicks 

Ava Hirschsohn and Frank Setzer 

Doris Hui-Ling Chu and Roger 

Tsun-Fa Lin 

Marcia Hunt 

Diane V. Hyde 

Lela and Wilbur Jackson 

June and David James 

Sarah Johnson 

Gail and Robert Joseph 

Judith Kampmann 

Michelle and Michael Kane 

Keri Keller 

Michele Kellison 

Selena Kelly 

Kim and Dustin Kersavage 

Arlo and Joyce Kilpatrick 

Dorothy and Andrew Kinicki 

Sheila and Frank Kleinheinz 

Kim and Robert Knox 

Kim Knox 

Susanne Kuhn 

Jo Landefeld and John Richardson 

Brenda Lee 

Dorette Lemon 

Margaret and Richard Leonard 

Kim Lilly 

Sally Lindsay and Jonathan Gasik 

LaVerne Locey 

Katherine Loftus 

Doug and Theresa Lovett 

Kristin Lukeman 

Ann and Anthony Lum 

Victoria and Douglas Lundsgaard 

Bonnie and Joe Lusa 

Michaela Lynn 

Raymond Mackay 

Heidi MacLaren 

Bonnie Maddux 

Joan Malling 

Darlene and Rich Manning 

Judith Marks 

Stephanie May 

Stephanie Mayes 

Marilyn Mays 

Chris and Lisa McCullough 

Bonnie McDowell 

Conwin and Helen McNair 

Darren and Karri Mealy 

Merry Meek 

Kim Megorden

Robert and Marilyn Millikan 

Anne Moen 

Susan and Craig Moerer 

Erin Moomey 

Carla and Matthew Morey 

Gillian Moyle 

Doris and Robert Muir 

David Myers 

Marilyn and Michael Oliver 

Kathy Ottele 

Sandy Sturrus Parker and David Parker 

Amy and Corey Parks 

Judith and William Parmenter 

Cheryl and Edward Parton 

Melissa and Steve Peterman 

Mary Petrjanos 

Anna and Sean Pettis 

Laura Pietila 

John and Sandra Potter 

Linda Quandt 

Angela and Ed Querfeld 

Hecel Querido 

Francine Raften 

Janel Rasmussen 

Mary J. Riehl and Joe Poracsky 

Barbara Roberts 

Jane B. Rodin 

Kassandra Root 

Barbara Rossman 

Mary and Bob Russell 

Mary Sabatka 

Sagebrush 

Amanda Schneider 

Janice R. Schock 

Anne and John Schulz 

John and Kathleen Seeley 

Penny and Peter Serrurier 

James Shaffer 

Victoria Shinn 

Carolyn Simpson 

Linda Sirianni 

Elfreda and Richard Skidmore 

Muriel Slemp 

Jennifer L. Snarski 

Alison Sokol-Blosser 

Eileen Sparks 

Mark Spence and Elizabeth Boyd 

Joan and Lynn Spencer 

State of Oregon - Department of 

Corrections 

Gail Steck 

Mary Stephens 

Joanne V. and Thomas Stern 

Becky and Jim Sterup 

Lisa Marie Stevens 

Merris Sumrill 

Virginia Symonds 

Bernadette Taylor 

Deborah Thiesen 

Keith Thomajan 

Sarah Tinkler 

Jodi Tompkins 

Dave Towle 

United Way of Tillamook County 

Kay Vega 

Mary F. Walston 

Michael and Teresa Warnock 

Elaine Wells 

Lisa Wentworth-Plato 

Gloria Werth 

Lucy and Terry White 

Tammy Williams 

Phyllis and Robert Willner 

Christine Wooley 

Lauri Woolley 

Bernadette and Dan Worrall 

Yang Zhuang and Jun Liu 

$49 and less 

10 Barrel Brewing Co. 

5 Fusion & Sushi Bar 

Taissa Achcar-Winkels 

Nicola Aiello 

Aileen "A" Peterson Trust 

Amy Ainslie 

Loraine Albertson 

Jeff and Molly Albright 

Christine Allen 

Emily and James Allen 

Matthew and Ashley Allmaras 

Altrusa International of Albany 

Beth and Ron Alvig 

Melanie Anglin 

Mary Anthony 

Gabriela Arellano 

Brittani Arnold 

Virginia and Dave Asson 

Jessica Bach 

Wendy Bachmeier 

Dorene Bacon 

Darlene Baird 

Maria Baird 

Rhonda Barnett 

Rosanne and Fred Barnes 

Dana and Doug Barricklow 

Mary and Tom Bartlett 

Rachel Baskin 

Diane Bauer 

Gretchen Bauer 

Monet and Charles Beith 

Tammy Belcher 

Shannon Bell 

Jennifer and Timothy Berg 

Lauren Berg 

Debra Berlin 

Fredricka Berry 

Sharon and Shaun Bessinger 

Suzanne Bick 

Edrie and Stephen Bizak 

Gina Bjorvik 

Marcia Blasen and John Brusasco 

Debra Blaszak 

Keri and Mike Bloom 

Dennis and Priscilla Bodily 

Ismael Bogarin 

Betty Bolin 

Douglas Bomarito 

Manuela Bond 

Jocelyn Bonner 

Gwyn and Glen Booth 

Coulette and John Bouc 

Sheila and Peter Boulay 

Cynthia Bowline 

Paul D. Brading 

Kristen Brady and Greg Hoffman 

Victoria Brady 

Heather Branche 

Jenan and Gary Brandt 

Mo Brandtner 

Candice Brehm 

Jacqueline Brown 

Secretary of the State Kate Brown 

Martha Brunelle 

Kim Buckner 

Kimberly and David Byelick 

Cafe Give 

Gladys Camber 

Catriona Campbell 

Chelsey Campbell 

Tina Campbell 

Tracy and Jeff Capellen 

Elizabeth Carlin 

Janet Carlson 

Anne and Terrence Carter 

Lorie and Tod. Case 

Barbara Casey 

Elizabeth and Carlos Castanon 

Cheryl Cauthon 

John Cavataio 

Mary Chaffee 

Gwendolyn and Aaron Chapman 

Juliet and John Charles 

Dara and Rick Charlton 

Mary Chilton 

Collette Christian 

Wendy Christensen 

Crystal Clark 

Elizabeth Clason 

Lisa Clayton 

Wendy Colby 

April Cole 

Penny Cole 

Rhonda Collier and Steven Campbell 

Joyce and Dustin Collins 

Catherine Condron 

Cooper Tires 

Terresa Cornelius 

Katie Coulson 

Kerri Cox 


20 

Mandi Craig 

Donna and Kevin Cryer 

Darien Curl 

Liz and Gabriel Dansky 

Sandra Davila-Chamberlin 

Gretchen Davis 

Jenni and Adrian DeLeon 

Nicole Delorio and Thomas Yackel 

Bonnie and Dawn Deneke 

Mary Dennis 

Rosalie Dentler 

Christy Dernovek 

Diane Dickoff 

Kathy Dimont 

Jake's Diner 

Brian and Paige Dioguardi 

Carl and Becky DiPaolo 

Chris Dodge 

Chris and Liz Doe 

Barbara Dollinger 

Robert Domenighini 

Donner Flower Shop 

Sarah Douglass and Lucian Jones 

Jennifer and John Dowell 

Kiz and Rob Dreier 

Sharon Drew 

Michele DuClos 

Veronica L. Duczek 

Karen Dunn 

Nanette Dupuy 

Lori Durant 

Ellie Dumdi 

Tamara Dykeman 

Amy Earhart 

Lois Eaton 

Breena Eckert 

Gerry Elligsen 

Gayle Ellison 

Anne and Bryan Emerson 

Jim Engel 

Alana Engleman 

Joy Eno 

Bette and Dean Eppinger 

Romeo and Tonya Estores 

Courteny Evans 

Jennifer and Reed Falkenberg 

Katrina Farnsworth 

Teresa Farrell 

Sherilyn Farris 

Wilfredo Figueroa 

Delight and Roy Fisher 

Randy Fishfader 

Wendy Fitzhenry 

Julie Fleischer 

Jesse and Traci Fleming 

Linda and Jeff Flood 

Lorena Flores 

Rebecca Flynn 

Lisa and John Foran 

Robert and Lisa Forbes 

Roy Fox 

Kelley and Michael Foy 

Natalie Frainey 

Amy Fraley 

Fonda and Rich Franciscone 

Jennifer and Dino Francois 

Marie and Dennis Franzosa 

Peggy Frede 

Natalie Friis 

Jeanice and Stephen Funk 

Karyn and Stephen Galati 

Faith and Chad Galderisi 

Rachel Ganzon 

Francine and Jeffrey Gardner 

Helen Garrett 

Renato Gawith 

Sara Geeslin 

Paige and Patrick Gerbic 

Cindy Gibson 

Rosanna Gill 












Fred Girod 

Aimee and David Giroux 

Lana Goldgeisser 

GoodSearch 

Kris Grace 

Erica Gray 

Eva Greeff 

Jim Green and Amy Nelson Green 

Trina Greenfield 

Nancy and Charles Greenwood 

Mable Grittman 

Mark Gross 

Isla Grounds 

Corazon Gruenberg 

Suzi Gurney 

Sharon Gutowsky 

Wallace Gutzler 

Kimberly Guy 

Mary and Haissam Haidar 

Alimah P. Hall 

Rebecca and Ronald Hambright 

Kathleen Hamilton 

Julie Hamlin 

Debra Hansen 

Amy Harding 

Amanda Harns 

Heather Hartman 

Margaret Helm-Deull 

Jennifer Henderson 

Melissa Henderson 

Mardi and Dr. Mark A. Henke 

Nancy Henley 

Kevin and Wendie Herkamp 

Dyna Hermann 

Hepsiba Hernandez 

Kathy Kahn Herwitt 

Christy and Stuart Hicks 

High Desert Oasis 

Carolyn Hizak 

Rachael Hoach 

Donna and Glen Hodson 

Janet Holboke 

Cheryl Holmes 

Kara and Mark Holmes 

Cristina and Joel Hopkin 

Lisa Howard 

Charlotte and Larry Huber 

Allan and Trudy Hughes 

Natalie Hummel 

Sandra Hunnicutt 

Sarah and Joseph Hunter 

Kristina and David Hurst 

Paula Hyatt 

Cindy and Ray Inglin 

Julie Intlekofer 

IQ Credit Union 

Richard Ismach 

Taylore Ives 

Bob Jackson 

Lauren and Zach Jacobs 

Karen and Jarid Jakel 

Angie Jenkins 

Karen Jenkins 

Ruth Jenkins 

Rebecca Jennings 

Marilyn Jensen 

Judith and Eldon Johansen 

Dea-Anna Johns 

Carolyn Johnson 

Rebecca Johnson 

Kendall Johnston 

Jennifer Judd 

Kimberly Judson 

Deana Kaftan 

Edmond and Manuela Kalestiantz 

Bruce Kanten 

Joe Alexander and Gail Karronen 

Allison and Jason Kaufman 

Beth Kaufman 

Leah Keeler 

Kathy Keerbs 

Donald and Dorothy Kellis 

Francine Kelsay 

Angie Kemme 

Krista Kendall 

Teresa Kennedy 

Jennifer Kent 

Deborah Keppo 

Joan and Peter Kerns

Brenda Y. and Steven King 

Russa Kittredge and Christian Langpap 

Shirley Klebaum 

Eliza Klinger 

Deborah Knilans 

Morley Knoll 

Shirley Knudeson 

Birgit Koehler and Mark Nutcher 

Hubertus and Kim Boekraad 

Stephanie and Ken Koenig 

Michelle and David Kohler 

Mariann and John Koloszar 

Brandi Koprek 

Tani Kossow 

Brenda Kraschel 

Sarah Kreisman 

Nina Kruckenberg 

Virginia Kuhlman 

Pete and Dorothy Kuhns 

Nell and Frank Kuonen 

Rose Kurtti 

Stephanie Kurtz 

Sue Kwak 

Jennifer Bloomer-Lakey and Paul Lakey 

Lisa Lamberto 

Linda Lande 

Tami Langwell 

LaserCare, Inc. 

Thanh Le 

Cindy Leathers 

Kathy Leclerc 

Barbara and Raymond Lee 

David and Grace Lee 

Jan and Richard Leek 

Craig and Nancy Leman 

Claire Lematta 

Charles Lewis 

Marla Lewis 

Carrie Lindburg 

Sandra and Steve Lindsay 

Ann Lininger 

Brian Liu 

Bonnie Lizza 

Kari Locey 

Genevieve Long 

Linda Long 

Mary Ann and Larry Lord 

Paula Lowe 

Laura Lull and John Golden 

Rebecca and Steven Lundgren 

Rebecca Lunetta 

Joy Lyons 

Jean Maack 

Jenny Mackenzie 

Michele and Allen Madril 

Mikkel and Michael Maffucci 

Alison and Mark Major 

Jodi Malloy 

Jennifer Malone 

Pamela Maly 

Kristen and Keith Mange 

Mark Mann 

Maria Lopez Marcial 

Karen and John Mares 

Mindy and Eric Markman 

Michelle Marshall 

Suzanne and Robert Marx 

Doria Mateja-Stellmacher 

Vanessa and Sean Mathis 

Charles and Elouise Mattox 

Virginia and Peter Mawdsley 

Linda Maxon 

Mande May and David Bonebrake 

Mona McArdle 

Molly McClung 

Julie and Troy McMullin 

Julie McNamarra 

Karri and Darren Mealy 

Medford Elks Lodge 

Jessica Mehta 

Juanita Metzler 

Marlene Meyer 

Dee and Robert Miller 

Kacey Miller 

Rick Miller 

Amanda Misa 

Marcie Mitchell 

Terri Mitchell 

Richard Mithoff 

Elena Molau 

Judith Mooster 

Sara and Ralph Morgan 

Kristy Morris 

Jennifer and Brian Morrow 

Kristina Moss 

Elsie and Kevin Mulcare 

Amy Mullins 

Tara and Shivraj Mundy 

Marla and David Murray 

Kim Nasser 

Colleen A. Naughtin 

Cheryl Nelson 

Claire Nettleton 

Sheila Neumann 

Jeffrey Nicholson 

Karen Nicolas 

Moira Nielsen 

Donna Norby 

Marne Maykowskyj Nordean and Marc 

Nordean 

Northwest Automation and Control 

Linda Noyes 

Denise and Paul Oestreich 

Lynne Oldham 

Kathleen Olson 

Susan and Richard Olson 

Dr. Charles and Lillian Oppenheimer 

Corrie Ortner 

Sarah Ostendorf 

Catherine Otto 

Emily Outcalt 

Susan Page 

Jodi and Derek Plank 

Daryl Pankalla 

Michael and Lisa Pardon 

Sandy Patrick 

Allison Hajdu-Paulen and Jeremy Paulen 

Kevin and Jackie Paxton 

Carolyn Perry and Michael McDonald 

Lisa Perske 

T. Jean Peters 

Elizabeth Peterson 

Janette Pfaller 

Harold M. Phillips 

Sarah Phipps 

Marilyn and Monte Pierce 

Sydney Piercey and Rick Olson 

Marlyn Pilliar 

Karen Piter 

David Pex 

Portland Rescue Mission 

Preceptor Alpha Eta 

Progressive Skin Care 

Tammy Quintanilla 

Sharla Ralstin 

Marla Rapp 

Cara Rasmussen 

Linda Ray 

Cheryl and Thomas Ready 

Lorna Reardon 

Linda Reed 

Mary Reisch 

Martin Renteria 

Adam Reugh 

Barbara Rich 

Michael and Raquel Rich 

Terri Rich 

Dorothy Richardson 

Joel and Martha Richardson 

Rick's Custom Fencing and Decking 

Michelle and Jon Rilling 

David and Doris Rinaldi 

Cynthia and Derrick Roane 

Kari and Cory Roberts 

Margaret S. Roberts 

Victoria Roberts 

Katrina Rodriguez 

Katherine Rogers 

Philip and Toni Roner 

Alison Rosenblum 

Patricia Ross Heltzel 

Mary Rummell 

Debra and Michael Russell 

Susan and Lonnie Ruth 

Shirley and Thomas Sagerser 

Mendi Sakamoto 

Nasser Salehinia 

Katie Salos 

Mary Samuels 

Jennifer Samsom 


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Stanley Satter 

Scott Sattler 

Heather Schloe 

Laura Schwerin 

Mary Scotese 

Barbara Seaman 

Andrea Seibt 

Keri Bruegger-Shidek and Joseph 

Shidek 

Shanna Shields 

Keiko Shikanai 

Tracie and Ramin Shojai 

Nanett Short-Reburn 

Thomas Showalter 

Nan Simpler 

Ian Simpson 

Laurie Sletten 

Barbara and Rodney Smith 

Christine Smith 

Hubert Lee Smith 

Melissa and Brian Smith 

Scott Smith 

Shelby Smith 

Candice Snyder 

Lori Sosnoski 

Spa W 

Debbie Spaeth 

Mary and Bill Sproul 

Dane Stanford 

Nathan Steele 

Dan Steineke 

Etta and Cal Steward 

Tracey Stoppelmoor 

Pat Storkel 

Karis Stoudamire-Phillips 

Lisa Stoutt 

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Roberts Motor Company 

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