501(c)(3):  Section of the Internal Revenue Code that designates an organization as charitable and tax-exempt. 

509(a): Section of the tax code that defines public charities (as opposed to private foundations).  A 501(c)(3) organization must also have a 509(a) designation to further define the agency as a public charity.

Application:  May also be called a request, proposal or letter of inquiry (LOI) which is sent to a foundation when a non-profit organization is requesting consideration for grant funds.  A pre-application is the equivalent of an LOI at The Ford Family Foundation.

Capital Campaign:  An organized drive to collect and accumulate substantial funds to finance major needs of an organization such as a building or major repair project.

Challenge Grant:  A grant that is made on the condition that other monies must be secured, either on a matching basis or via some other formula, usually within a specific period of time, with the objective of stimulating giving from additional sources.

Decline:  Also referred to as Denial, a decline is the refusal or rejection of a grant request.  It does not mean necessarily that the proposal is a bad idea, but more often is related to readiness, timing, size, or fit with foundation goals. 

Endowment:  The principal amount of gifts and bequests that are accepted subject to a requirement that the principal be maintained intact and invested to create a source of income for a foundation.  A non-profit may build an endowment to create an investment revenue stream.  Many private foundations approve of such plans but may not contribute to them.

Evaluation:  A review of the results of a grant, with the emphasis upon whether the grant achieved its desired objective.

Evidence-based Best Practices: Standard, published operating methods found to produce the best performance and results in a given industry or organization.

Extension:  Sometimes a grantee is unable to complete the project or program for which it has received grant funds.  In this situation, the organization should contact the foundation and request an extension to the grant period in order to allow additional time to complete the project or program.  

Final Report:  A foundation will often require a grantee to provide a final report once the grant period is completed.  Generally a narrative report and financial accounting report is provided to the funder.  The content of the narrative will vary depending on the foundation and type of grant.

Financial Report:  An accounting statement detailing financial data, including income from all sources, expenses, assets and liabilities.  A financial report may also be an itemized accounting that shows how all grant funds were used by a grantee organization. 

Form 990:  The IRS form filed annually by public charities.  The IRS uses this form to assess compliance with the Internal Revenue Code.  A private foundation files a 990 PF.

Grant:  An award of funds to an organization or individual to undertake charitable activities.  Most foundations only make grants to 509(a) charities.

Grantee:  The individual or organization that receives a grant.

Grantor:  The individual or organization that makes a grant.

Grassroots Fundraising:  Efforts to raise money from individuals or groups from the local community on a broad basis.  Usually an organization does grassroots fundraising within its own constituency – people who live in the neighborhood served or clients of the agency’s services.  Grassroots fundraising activities include membership drives, golf tournaments, raffles, bake sales, auctions, dances, and a range of other activities.  Foundations often feel that successful grassroots fundraising indicates that an organization has substantial community support.

Guidelines:  A statement of a foundation’s goals, priorities, criteria, and procedures for applying for a grant.

In-kind Contribution:  A donation of goods or services other than cash or appreciated property.  It will have a recognizable value, such as ten hours of excavation services.

Invited Application:  After a non-profit organization submits a proposal/request to a foundation, and it goes through an initial review, the foundation may then invite the organization to submit a formal (more detailed) application in order to be considered for funding.  This process will vary by foundation and may not be necessary for some requests.

Multi-year: Refers to a grant where a foundation agrees to provide funding for several consecutive years, often to support a program operated by a non-profit organization.

Operating Support:  A contribution given to cover an organization’s day-to-day, on-going operating expenses, such as salaries, utilities, office supplies, etc.

Overhead Expenses:  Expenses such as the fixed costs of running a business (rent and utilities) are considered overhead.  Also considered overhead are fees charged to an operation by a parent organization or management firm where they take a percentage of revenue (or grant funds) generated by the non-profit.

Pledge:  A promise to make future contributions to an organization.  For example, some donors make multi-year pledges promising to grant a specific amount of money each year.  Pledges are usually binding promises to pay.

Private Foundation:  A non-governmental, non-profit organization with funds (usually from a single source, such as an individual, family or corporation) and programs managed by its own trustees or directors, established to maintain or aid social, educational, religious or other charitable activities serving the common welfare, primarily through grantmaking.  U.S. private foundations are tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and are classified by the IRS as a private foundation as defined in the code.

Proactive:  A foundation may choose to make proactive grants, which means the foundation has determined an area of focus or cause they wish to support and will fund it in order to achieve a specific outcome or result.

Program Officer:  A staff member of a foundation who may do some or all of the following:  recommend policy, review grant requests, manage the budget, and process applications for the foundation's officers and directors.

Program Related Investment:  A loan or other investment made by a private foundation to a profit-making or non-profit organization for a project related to the foundation’s stated purpose of interest.  The foundation generally expects to receive its money back with limited, or below-market, interest, which then will provide additional funds for loans to other organizations.

Responsive:  A foundation may choose to make responsive grants.  These grants may also be called reactive, meaning the foundation is reacting to proposals/requests submitted by non-profits; these requests are generally unsolicited by the foundation.

Seed money:  A grant or contribution used to start a new project or organization.

Site Visit:  When a program officer or foundation staff member visits a grantee organization at its office location or area of operation and/or meeting with its staff, directors or recipients of its services.  Generally conducted prior to approval of a grant as part of "due diligence" research.

Sponsorship:  When an individual or organization has agreed to support an event through money or pledges.

Technical Assistance:  Operational or management assistance given to a non-profit organization.  It can include fundraising assistance, budgeting and financial planning, program planning, legal advice, marketing and other aids to management.  Assistance may be offered directly by a foundation or in the form of a grant to pay for the services of an outside consultant.

When submitting an application, you will be required to attach additional forms.  Below are links to examples of these required documents; they are intended to be used as guides, but you may use these forms if you prefer.  If you have this information in another format be sure your document contains all of the information requested in our examples.

Required Forms for all Applications:

• Board of Director’s List - include names, addresses, phone numbers, board position, and occupations.
• IRS Determination Letter – letter from IRS confirming your organization as a 501(c)(3) Public Charity.  This attachment is not required if your organization is a government entity or tribe.
• Budget – organization budget and the total project budget, including expenses and anticipated revenue sources in order to fully fund the project.

Additional Form for Technical Assistance Applications:

• Scope of Work – details the work to be completed with the contracted consultant and anticipated results.
  
  

 
Links to Forms:
Board of Directors Form
Sample Budget 
Blank Budget Form
Sample Technical Assistance Scope of Work
Blank Technical Assistance Scope of Work Form 
 
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Additional information required for Invited Proposals (Stage 2) only:
If you are invited to complete Stage 2 of the application process, you will be asked to provide the following information at that time:

• Updated, detailed project & organization budget
• Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet) for the past two years; this outlines your assets and liabilities at a particular moment in time.
• Statement of Revenue & Expenses (Income Statement) for the past two years; this outlines your finances over a period of time.
• A copy of your most recent 990 tax return.
• A copy of your annual financials, audited financials preferred, along with a copy of the management letter from your accountant.
• Attachment 1 Funding Form - This details all funding sources committed, in-kind, pending and planned.  Please note, you must use this form in our format. 
• Public Convening Spaces Inventory List - Inventory of existing convening spaces in your community (this is required ONLY on grant applications for public convening spaces).

How to Calculate In-Kind Contributions

In-kind Definition: Services, material, equipment or labor committed or received at a conservative value that would otherwise be paid from the project budget. Both the donor and the service received should be identified.

In other words, in-kind contributions are goods (wholesale value) or services provided instead of cash for one of your project budget line-items. Both the revenue and the expense projections should reflect the in-kind contribution. Examples include: 

• Professional services (legal, architectural, engineering, accounting, medical) at a customary hourly rate for your area.
• Other services (printing, site preparation, fabricating, sub-contractors, publicity) at customary rate for time and materials.
• Costs for use of machinery (heavy equipment) at customary hourly rate.
• Volunteer time actually involved in project implementation (http://www.independentsector.org/programs/research/volunteer_time.html).
• Furnishings, food, landscape or construction materials (appliances, furniture, trees, plants, wood, plumbing, hardware etc.) donated by a business or an individual either directly or indirectly.
• Hours spent in the actual project (for instance, volunteers constructing a playground), does count as in-kind. Non-skilled volunteer labor such as this would be calculated at the Oregon/California minimum wage.
• Labor donated for fundraising activities does not count towards in-kind.

For additional information on how to calculate the value of volunteer time or specific professions visit these websites:

• Independent Sector
  www.independentsector.org/programs/research/volunteer_time.html
• Bureau of Labor Statistics
  www.bls.gov/bls/blswage.htm

Web links to related organizations, funding sources and helpful information for grant seekers:

Rural Community Explorer- Information to help local citizens and policy makers make better decisions about rural issues including vitality and change in Oregon rural communities.  

Crowdrise - a website developed for raising money for your favorite charities using social networks.

Grants.gov - A source to find and apply for federal grants.

USDA Rural Development – Provides program assistance, including direct or guaranteed loans, grants, technical assistance, research and educational materials.

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) – A program that provides communities with resources to address a wide range of unique community development needs.

Foundation Center – A national nonprofit service organization recognized as the nation’s leading authority on organized philanthropy, connecting nonprofits and the grantmakers supporting them to tools they can use and information they can trust.

GuideStar - Information on non-profit organizations, including their IRS tax status, organization mission, and 990 tax forms.

Donors Choose - An online charity that makes it easy for anyone to help public schools in need.

Philanthropy Northwest – A resource for funders and grant seekers in the Pacific Northwest.

Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwestern Washington - A resource for funders to engage at the local level by providing space - both literally and figuratively - for funders to come together address community issues, explore solutions, celebrate successes and share best practices.

The Ford Family Foundation
Grants Awarded Year to Date
FYE December 31, 2010
(The grants listed below should be read as historical information only, without inference that there is clear precedent to approve like projects in the future.)
	Grantee	City	State	Project Title	Amount
Technical Assistance
	Ashland Emergency Food Bank	Ashland	OR	Developing Board Strategic Plan	$4,800
	Bethlehem Inn	Bend	OR	Development Planning and Training	$4,000
	Boys & Girls Club of the Greater Santiam	Lebanon	OR	Strategic Plan	$2,000
	City of Brownsville	Brownsville	OR	Vision and Mission Statement and Strategic Planning	$1,585
	City of Coburg	Coburg	OR	Strategies for Preserving a Vital School in Coburg	$4,000
	City of Creswell	Creswell	OR	Capital Campaign Plan and Community Collaboration Development	$5,000
	City of Toledo	Toledo	OR	RARE Program Participation	$9,500
	Civic Auditorium Historic Preservation Committee	The Dalles	OR	Capitalization and Sustainability Plans for The Dalles Civic Auditorium	$4,158
	Community Sharing Program	Cottage Grove	OR	Leadership Training	$3,880
	Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Coos-Curry, Inc.	Coos Bay	OR	Strategic Planning/Succession Planning	$3,560
	Douglas County Commission on Children and Families	Roseburg	OR	Build Our Kids Technical Assistance Project	$5,000
	Families First of Grant County, Inc.	John Day	OR	Cultivating Communities Conference	$1,000
	Financial Stewardship Resources, Inc.	Philomath	OR	Southern Oregon Nonprofit Organization Board Training	$10,000
	Financial Stewardship Resources, Inc.	Philomath	OR	Board Officer Training	$9,000
	Financial Stewardship Resources, Inc.	Philomath	OR	Policy Workshops Pilot	$5,000
	Financial Stewardship Resources, Inc.	Philomath	OR	Eastern Oregon Nonprofit Organization Board Training	$5,000
	Financial Stewardship Resources, Inc.	Philomath	OR	Southern Coast Nonprofit Organization Board Training in Oregon	$5,000
	First Harvest Of Rotary District 5110	Medford	OR	Strategic Planning & Leadership Training	$2,420
	Greater Independence Incubator Program	Independence	OR	Strategic Planning and Board Development	$5,000
	Harney County Library Foundation	Burns	OR	Protecting Your Nonprofit Organization from Embezzlement	$3,120
	Hermiston Public Library	Hermiston	OR	Hermiston Public Library Strategic Plan	$700
	Jefferson Youth Connect	Jefferson	OR	40 Developmental Assets Profiles of Student Life Survey	$1,600
	Juniper Junction Community Council	Madras	OR	Strategic Planning	$5,000
	Lincoln City Cultural Center	Lincoln City	OR	Phase II Capital Campaign Planning and Training	$5,000
	Lutheran Community Services Northwest	SeaTac	WA	Strategic Planning for Hispanic Advisory Board	$3,155
	Mid-Columbia Child And Family Center Inc	The Dalles	OR	Strategic Planning	$2,795
	Oregon Higher Education Alliance	Portland	OR	Advocacy Initiative - Consulting of Phase I	$5,000
	Partnership to End Poverty	Redmond	OR	Forces for Good Presentation	$1,000
	Partnership to End Poverty	Redmond	OR	Second Annual High Desert Resource Conference	$2,500
	Phoenix Counseling Center, Inc.	Phoenix	OR	Strategic Plan	$5,000
	Policy Consensus Initiative Inc	Portland	OR	Oregon Latino Capacity Building Policy Summit	$5,000
	Rogue Valley Farm to School	Ashland	OR	Strategic Plan	$4,142
	Rose Circle Mentoring Network	Talent	OR	Capacity Building	$4,400
	Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show	Sisters	OR	Strategic Plan	$2,992
	The Dalles Youth Center Coalition	The Dalles	OR	The Dalles Youth Center Strategic Plan	$5,000
	The Mt. Hood Towne Hall Association	Mt. Hood	OR	Strategic Plan	$3,600
	Umpqua Community Development Corporation	Roseburg	OR	Planning & Board Development for Think Local Umpqua	$1,700
	United Community Action Network, Confidence Clinic	Roseburg	OR	Board Leadership and Capacity Building Training	$5,000
	Rural Development Initiatives, Inc.	Eugene	OR	Celilo Village Native American Youth Leadership Academy	$10,000
Leadership Class Projects
	Arts Council of Southern Oregon	Medford	OR	Applegate Valley: Applegate Kiosks	$3,400
	City of Coos Bay	Coos Bay	OR	Bay Area Class 3: Trails and Tails	$5,000
	City of Culver	Culver	OR	South Jefferson County: Flag Pole Base & Plaques	$5,000
	City of Gates	Gates	OR	Mill City/Gates Class 4: Pride Happens	$5,000
	City of Hillsboro	Hillsboro	OR	Cornelius Class 3 (Youth) - Water-Wise Demonstration Garden	$1,500
	City of Maupin	Maupin	OR	Wasco County Class 2: Ken Webb Memorial Outdoor Kitchen	$5,000
	City of Pendleton	Pendleton	OR	Pendleton: Westgate Beautification	$5,000
	Coos Watershed Association	Coos Bay	OR	Bay Area Class 3 -Youth: Greening Charity Car Washes	$1,350
	Greater Douglas United Way	Roseburg	OR	Roseburg: Salmon Art Project	$5,000
	Greater Oakridge Area Trail Stewards	Oakridge	OR	Oakridge/Westfir Class 2: Salmon Creek Park Bathroom Renovation	$5,000
	Lincoln County Foundation	Newport	OR	Central Lincoln County (Newport/Toledo): Trailhead Parking Area Enhancement	$5,000
	Lower Columbia Hispanic Council	Astoria	OR	Lower Columbia/Astoria: Disc Golf Course	$5,000
	Lower Umpqua Parks and Recreation District	Reedsport	OR	Coastal Douglas Class 4 - Life's A Bench	$5,000
	McMinnville Area Habitat for Humanity	McMinnville	OR	West Valley (Willamina/Sheridan/Grand Ronde) - Bus Stop Shelter	$5,000
	Monmouth-Independence Community Foundation	Monmouth	OR	Monmouth/Independence Class 2 - Right Up MI Alley	$5,000
	Pioneer Community Development Corporation	Condon	OR	Gilliam County Class 2 - Mobile PA System	$5,000
	Rotary District 5400 Charitable Programs, Inc	Ontario	OR	Ontario Region Class 2: Partners in Play for our Park	$5,000
	Sisters Park and Recreation District	Sisters	OR	Sisters Class 2 - Whychus Creek Interpretive Display	$5,000
	St. Michael's San Miguel Episcopal Church	Newberg	OR	Newberg - Chehalem Valley Community Garden	$5,000
	Sweet Home Community Foundation	Sweet Home	OR	East Linn County Class 3: Foster Lake Trail Improvement	$5,000
	Territorial Sports Program	Veneta	OR	Veneta/Fern Ridge Class 2 - Territorial Sports Program Concession Stand	$5,000
	The Mt. Hood Towne Hall Association	Mt. Hood	OR	Hood River County Class 3 Mt. Hood Town Hall Signage	$5,000
	Tillamook County Pioneer Museum Foundation	Tillamook	OR	Tillamook Class 3: Kilchis Point Trailhead Project	$3,100
Critical Needs
	Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington	Portland	OR	Regional Conference	$5,000
	Grants Managers Network	Washington	DC	2010 General Support	$2,500
	Grove Christian Service Camp	Dorena	OR	Kitchen Safety and Sanitation Remodel	$5,300
	Harm Reduction Center	Roseburg	OR	Emergency Replacement for the Telecommunications System	$2,750
	Harney County Opportunity Team, Inc.	Burns	OR	Harney County Community Center - Contractor Fees	$10,000
	Lakeview Disaster Unit Inc / Warner Valley Unit	Lakeview	OR	Warner Valley Ambulance Equipment & Supplies	$10,000
	Lower Umpqua Parks and Recreation District	Reedsport	OR	Pool Lift for the Disabled	$3,000
	MayDay, Inc.	Baker City	OR	Shelter Sewer Damage Repair	$10,000
	Mercy Foundation	Roseburg	OR	The Learning Child Program - Lice Shampoo	$10,000
	Music on the Half Shell	Roseburg	OR	2010 Concert Series	$5,000
	Oregon Coast Aquarium	Newport	OR	Ford Scholars Service Day - July 31, 2010	$10,000
	Oregon Coast Community Action	Coos Bay	OR	Great Afternoons	$10,000
	Oregon Symphony Association	Portland	OR	Documenting the Community Music Partnership Program	$5,000
	Riverbend Live!	Winston	OR	Summer Concert Series and Youth Theater	$5,000
	The Volunteer Foundation of Douglas County	Roseburg	OR	Volunteer Recognition	$500
	United Community Action Network, Confidence Clinic	Roseburg	OR	Confidence Clinic Program	$10,000
	United Community Action Network, Confidence Clinic	Roseburg	OR	Phone System - County's Most Vulnerable Citizens	$8,000
	Vale School District #84	Vale	OR	AED Units	$3,000
	Wheeler County	Fossil	OR	Glover Community Center Chairs	$1,000
Visual Arts Program
	Caldera	Portland	OR	Artists in Residence 2010 - Over 2 Years	$40,000
	Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts	Pendleton	OR	Artists in Residence 2010 - Over 2 Years	$40,000
	Daniel Duford	Portland	OR	Hallie Ford Fellow in the Visual Arts	$25,000
	David Eckard	Portland	OR	Hallie Ford Fellow in the Visual Arts	$25,000
	Heidi Schwegler	Portland	OR	Hallie Ford Fellow in the Visual Arts	$25,000
	Museum of Contemporary Craft	Portland	OR	Laurie Herrick: Weaving Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow	$50,000
	Oregon Arts Commission	Salem	OR	Art Acquisition Fund	$300,000
	Oregon Arts Commission	Salem	OR	Unanticipated Opportunity Grants	$250,000
	Portland Art Museum	Portland	OR	Lee Kelly Exhibition Publication	$50,000
	Sitka Center for Art and Ecology	Otis	OR	Artists in Residence 2010 - Over 2 Years	$40,000
Access to Health and Dental Services for Children
	Oregon Community Foundation	Portland	OR	Children's Dental Health Initiative, South Coast	$240,000
	Sanford Health Foundation	Sioux Falls	SD	Pediatric Care Facility for Klamath Basin/Siskiyou County	$500,000
	Columbia Health District Public Health Authority	St. Helens	OR	Improving Health of Students in Columbia County	$50,000
	Gales Creek Camp Foundation For Children With Diabetes	Portland	OR	Storybook Hall Construction Project	$50,000
	Grant County	Canyon City	OR	Healthy Smiles Children's Campaign Expansion	$50,000
	Rinehart Clinic	Wheeler	OR	Increased Access to Mental Health Care for Children	$30,000
	Oregon Community Foundation	Portland	OR	Conference for Improving Children's Dental Health	$3,000
Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention
	Baker County CASA, Inc.	Baker City	OR	Program Operations	$12,500
	Birth to Three	Eugene	OR	Sustaining Birth To Three for Oregon Families	$225,000
	CASA for Children of Klamath County	Klamath Falls	OR	Services to Foster Children	$16,050
	CASA of Douglas County, Inc.	Roseburg	OR	Volunteers and Community Supporters	$30,000
	CASA of Lincoln County Inc.	Newport	OR	Rural CASA Sustainability	$19,750
	CASA of Siskiyou County	Yreka	CA	More CASA's Helping More Kids	$31,975
	CASA of Tillamook County, Inc.	Tillamook	OR	Volunteer Recruitment, Training & Support	$18,500
	Children's Center of Clackamas County	Oregon City	OR	Children's Center Capital Project, Oregon City	$180,000
	Clatsop CASA Program, Inc.	Astoria	OR	CASA Strategic Plan Implementation	$20,000
	Columbia County CASA	St. Helens	OR	Columbia County CASA Program Expansion	$10,000
	Curry County Juvenile Department	Gold Beach	OR	CASA Operations	$10,000
	Inner Court Family Center	Paisley	OR	CASA Capacity Building	$7,500
	Oregon Commission on Children and Families	Salem	OR	Planning Together for Oregon CASA	$10,000
	Siskiyou Community Health Center	Cave Junction	OR	Project Baby Check	$120,000
	Union County Court Appointed Special Advocates	La Grande	OR	Volunteer Recruitment & Program Support	$15,000
	Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare	Astoria	OR	Circle of Security Early Intervention for Families	$28,000
	Douglas CARES	Roseburg	OR	Medical Exams for Children of Abuse	$25,000
	Jasper Mountain	Jasper	OR	Therapeutic Recreation Facility	$45,000
	MountainStar Family Relief Nursery	Bend	OR	Angel Transport for Children At Risk of Abuse	$20,000
	Juliettes House	McMinnville	OR	Safe Kids (CAP) Program	$10,000
	Oregon Commission on Children and Families	Salem	OR	Strategic Planning for Oregon CASA	$2,500
Positive Youth Development
	Boys & Girls Club of the Greater Santiam	Lebanon	OR	After School Program	$245,000
	Central Douglas County Family YMCA	Roseburg	OR	Roseburg Swim Team/YMCA	$100,000
	Neighbors for Kids	Depoe Bay	OR	Neighbors For Kids New Youth Facility	$100,000
	Northwest Youth Corps	Eugene	OR	OutDoor Oregon Program Expansion	$120,000
	Umpqua Valley Tennis Center	Roseburg	OR	Tennis Complex Expansion, Stewart Park	$300,000
	ADAPT	Roseburg	OR	PeerPower Mentor Program, Roseburg	$50,000
	Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Oregon	Bend	OR	Strengthening Core Services - Terrebonne	$48,134
	Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley	Eugene	OR	Impacting Youth	$25,000
	Carlton Together Cares Inc	Carlton	OR	Program Support	$25,000
	Columbia Arts	Hood River	OR	Expanding the Arts for Children	$22,275
	Community Counseling Solutions	Pendleton	OR	Foster Grandparent Program	$25,000
	McKenzie School District No. 68	Finn Rock	OR	Out of School Time Program, McKenzie	$27,000
	Oregon Community Foundation	Portland	OR	Community 101	$30,000
	Southern Oregon Child and Family Council, Inc.	Central Point	OR	Listo Family Literacy Program at White City	$40,000
	The Arts Council of Pendleton, Inc.	Pendleton	OR	Youth and Family Education in the Arts Center	$49,500
	Umatilla School District 6R	Umatilla	OR	After-School Program	$50,000
	Umpqua Community Development Corporation	Roseburg	OR	Youth DreamSavers IDA - Over 2 Years	$32,000
	Wilderness Trails, Inc.	Medford	OR	Program Expansion - Douglas/Josephine Counties	$22,500
	Bandon Community Youth Center, Inc.	Bandon	OR	Career Readiness/Community Youth Work Crew	$5,000
	Boys & Girls Clubs of the Rogue Valley	Grants Pass	OR	After School Programs Operations Support for Scholarships Only	$10,000
	Camp Millennium	Roseburg	OR	Program Supplies	$10,000
	Coos Douglas Neighbor to Neighbor	North Bend	OR	Youth Conflict Resolution & Violence Prevention Program	$5,000
	Crook County Kids Inc	Prineville	OR	After School Activity Program	$10,000
	Miracle Theatre Group	Portland	OR	Journeys Anti-bullying Performance Workshops	$5,000
	Oregon Coast Arts	North Bend	OR	Bringing Jack Back Mural Restoration	$10,000
	Oregon East Symphony and Chorale	Pendleton	OR	Playing for Keeps Youth Music Education Project	$5,000
	Roseburg Soccer Association	Roseburg	OR	Program Maintenance Improvement and Expansion	$4,662
	Southern Oregon Child Study and Treatment Center	Ashland	OR	Program Expansion	$10,000
	Sweet Home School District #55	Sweet Home	OR	Outdoor School	$5,000
	The Oregon 4-H Foundation, Inc.	Corvallis	OR	4-H International Summer Camp	$5,000
	The Oregon 4-H Foundation, Inc.	Corvallis	OR	Activate Oregon Youth Summit 2010	$9,767
	The Oregon Coast Children's Theatre	Toledo,	OR	Arts in Education & Community Arts Initiative	$10,000
Public Convening Spaces
	Benton County Fair Foundation	Corvallis	OR	Benton County Fairgrounds Livestock Building	$60,000
	Coos County Historical Society	North Bend	OR	Coos Historical & Maritime Center	$250,000
	Crook County	Prineville	OR	Crook County Open Campus Building	$125,000
	Fern Ridge Library Foundation	Veneta	OR	Library Renovation, Fern Ridge	$88,000
	Gates Fire District Emergency Services Support	Gates	OR	Gates Fire Hall and Community Center Phase 2	$100,000
	Happy Canyon Foundation, Inc.	Pendleton	OR	Happy Canyon Renovation Project	$40,000
	Mt Angel Community Foundation	Mt. Angel	OR	Community Building, Mt. Angel	$250,000
	Operation Coquille Inc	Coquille	OR	Aquatic Center Renovation - Coquille	$250,000
	Ore-Cal RC & D	Tulelake	CA	Community Center and Recreational Park, Butte Valley	$330,000
	Pendleton Round-Up Foundation	Pendleton	OR	Centennial Facilities Project, Pendleton Round-Up	$200,000
	Umpqua Community College	Roseburg	OR	Event Center at UCC	$350,000
	United Methodist Shasta Camp	Etna	CA	New Vision Pavilion	$100,000
	Upper Rogue Community Center, Inc.	Shady Cove	OR	Community Center Building, Shady Cove	$220,000
	Vernonia School District	Vernonia	OR	The Campaign to Rebuild Vernonia Schools	$1,000,000
	Oregon Historical Society	Portland	OR	State Capitol Legislative Exhibit	$6,200
	City of Reedsport	Reedsport	OR	Reedsport Branch Library Renovation	$50,000
	Community Connection of Northeast Oregon, Inc.	La Grande	OR	Handicapped Accessibility for Riveria Activity Center	$36,333
	Crook County Historical Society, Inc.	Prineville	OR	Complete Community Center and Research Library	$50,000
	Joe Merchep Foundation	Roseburg	OR	ROCK-ED Outdoor Education Center	$50,000
	Klamath County Library Foundation	Klamath Falls	OR	Library Legacy for the Klamath County Libraries	$40,000
	Ross Ragland Theater	Klamath Falls	OR	Stage Replacement Project	$20,000
	Bay Area Senior Activity Center Inc	Coos Bay	OR	Kitchen and Bathroom Renovation	$9,820
	C H A S E Inc	Bandon	OR	Otis K. Murray Court Bleacher Restoration Project	$5,039
	McKenzie Fire & Rescue	Walterville	OR	Leaburg Library Roof	$9,422
	Wren Community Club, Inc.	Philomath	OR	Wren Community Hall Floor Renovations	$7,000