Perpetuity.

I never knew how often I would say that word when I took a job at Greenbelt Land Trust. Now, it’s part of my everyday speech. As a land trust, we make commitments to the land that will outlive all of us, carrying a legacy onward for 50, 100, 200 years.

Since perpetuity has become part of my vernacular, I find myself thinking about it in many ways. What will our hillsides, our streams, and prairies look like centuries from now? How will our lands support fish and wildlife? What child will be skipping down the trails at Bald Hill Farm in 2118?

And, possibly most importantly, what financial base do we need to have in place to support this long-term responsibility for conservation

and community for Greenbelt Land Trust?

Over the last year this question of funding perpetuity has been one that our staff and board have wrestled with. We embarked on a project to outline our long-term needs, starting with a 10-year horizon that brings into focus a stable and sustainable trajectory of growth that ensures that we are able to safeguard and steward the very places that you, as our supporters, have helped us to protect over the last 29 years.

This ‘business planning’ process highlighted several key take-aways. First, Greenbelt Land Trust has a terrific foundation. We are strong because we have people like YOU at our side. Second, Greenbelt has built a solid and diverse funding base, ensuring that our work would not be paralyzed by the loss of any one grant or funding source. Every day I thank the people who came before me here at Greenbelt – who paved the way for building this strong base from which we have leveraged so much success.

And then there is the final take-away, which is that we have A LOT more work to do. Not only are there natural landscapes that are in eminent threat of being lost in the next 10-20 years, but we are facing a changing climate. We know that, in order to meet our land protection goals, and in order to continue

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visit us!101 SW Western Blvd., Suite 111Corvallis, OR 97333(541) 752.9609greenbeltlandtrust.org

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Manager at Benton County Health Services, where she works to advance collaborative community health initiatives. She has held volunteer leadership positions with Old Mill Center for Children and Families, Corvallis Parks and Recreation Board, and Linn Benton Health Equity Alliance, just to name a few! “GLT well understands that this work cannot happen solely through the public sector and that partnerships must include meaningful engagement of the non-profit and other sectors.”

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Tori joins Greenbelt as the Conservation Project Coordinator. She grew up in central Virginia, where she earned a B.A. in Philosophy with a focus on environmental ethics, before moving to Oregon to go to law school near rivers and trees. She earned a J.D. with a concentration in environmental and natural resources law from the University of Oregon. She has researched and written about water rights, hydropower dams, and climate change refugees. After working with organizations that protect the environment and community rights internationally, she is excited to focus on facilitating grassroots land protection locally. She enjoys exploring the outdoors and is happiest when swimming amongst smolts and poking about tide pools.

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Russa holds degrees in science education and environmental law and brings experience in nonprofit fundraising and management to her work on the board, as well as a range of volunteer experience, from the Corvallis Environmental Center, to Corvallis Benton Library Foundation and the City of Corvallis Library Advisory Board. “Greenbelt has a crucial role in environmental education and the preservation of lands in our region. I’m excited for the opportunity to help bring people in our community together to share in the vision.”

Jessica McDonald(541) 752.9609

jessica@greenbeltlandtrust.org

Leave a Lasting Legacy

You’d like to help build the long-term financial strength of Greenbelt Land

Trust, but feel you cannot make a significant gift today. Your solution

may be a charitable bequest. A bequest under your will or revocable

trust can complement your lifestyle and commitments today while

supporting Greenbelt Land Trust and our community lands for tomorrow.

When you notify us that you have included Greenbelt in your estate

plans, you join our Heritage Circle and receive invitations to exclusive

gatherings with Greenbelt Land Trust.

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is how I know that we can accomplish anything that is set out before us. And, with your support, we will continue to “Think Big” for generations to come.

Perpetuity is a gift and a challenge for Greenbelt Land Trust. Are we up to the challenge? You bet we are. Our promise to

you is that, through your support, we will do everything in our power

to protect and care for the lands that you cherish,

and make certain that they remain for the generations that follow after each of us.

What an exciting time to be involved

with Greenbelt Land Trust! I often step back

and pinch myself that I get to play a role in what the

Willamette Valley will look like, and how it’s beauty and prosperity will

continue for generations that come after me.

Michael Pope

“Success hinges on the actions of this generation. We need to remind ourselves that “In the beauty of the land lies the dream of the future.” We are challenged to keep that dream alive, and it may be Now or Never.”

– Charles Ross, 1979 Chip Ross Park Dedication

Greenbelt Land Trust works

to protect in perpetuity native habitats, working

lands, and lands of natural beauty, which provide a

connection to the natural world for residents of the mid-Willamette

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to be the caretaker of the lands that you entrust to us, that it is imperative that we build a stronger base of funding to sustain Greenbelt in the long-run.

How we do this will depend on what we hear from you. Over the next several months we will be doing a lot of listening. Asking our supporters, our volunteers, landowners, and communities to offer their feedback on how to best sustain Greenbelt into the future.

I invite you to come with me on a journey back to 1989, when a small group of friends and colleagues were sitting around a well-worn kitchen table in a farmhouse off of Philomath Blvd. Imagine these close friends unfurling County maps, circling properties, sketching out budgets on the backside of scraps of paper, and agreeing on possible trail connections.

Thirty years ago this was Greenbelt Land Trust, and these founding members said “Think Big”. This

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Classrooms Across BordersExplorando Ecosystemas de Oregon

Did you know that the feisty little Rufous hummingbird that arrived at your feeder this spring may have spent the winter in Rio Laja, Central Mexico? In order to preserve habitat for our migratory birds and promote cross-cultural learning, partners in the Willamette have decided to pair up with a twin watershed in Mexico with whom we share the same environmental challenges.

Each year at least a billion birds migrate along the Pacific Flyway, depending upon a diverse mix of habitats along the way - from arctic tundra to rainforests between Alaska and Patagonia.

Three species (Great Blue Heron, Rufous Hummingbird, and Black-Throated Gray Warbler) within the Pacific Flyway have been identified as the focus of an educational component of the partnership, providing a direct biological and cultural link between our two connected watersheds.

Following the Path

Through the Explorando Ecosystemas de Oregon/Exploring Oregon Ecosystems environmental education program, Corvallis dual-immersion 3rd-graders help to enhance migratory bird habitats through classroom and field lessons delivered in Spanish by peer mentors.

Greenbelt and our partners (Institute for Applied Ecology and Marys River Watershed Council) have secured funding to support this education program through 2018, so that students can study birds that live in both the Willamette Valley and the Laja River Basin in Mexico. Through the lens of migratory bird habitats, students will develop their knowledge of healthy ecosystems and the wildlife they support and have an opportunity to share their findings with students in the Rio Laja basin in Mexico. This year 240 3rd-graders will transform Bald Hill Farm into a living classroom through this innovative program and partnership!

Middle schoolers planting native bulbs at Owens Farm.

Pacific Flyway Migratory Bird Route

Volunteers with strong Spanish-language skills are needed for the Explorando Ecosystemas environmental education program.

Volunteer Naturalists - sign up to become a naturalist walking the trails at Bald Hill Farm this summer! Training and assistance provided.

Interested in history? Help us to create the historical narrative of each of our properties. This is a great project for someone to work on from home!

Our ongoing stewardship, trails, and educational programs regularly have volunteer opportunities - sign up!

To sign up as a volunteer or to find out more information, contact Elizabeth Records, elizabeth@greenbeltlandtrust.org

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The Charles Ross Award recognizes people who have helped to shape Greenbelt Land Trust into what it is today. These are special individuals who exemplify the values of leadership and

I first met Don Boucher on a local trail, peering into the trees next to the creek. I detected movement in the branches and heard a rattling call but couldn’t see the bird that had captured his attention. “What do you see?” I asked this stranger. “A belted kingfisher,” said Don, pointing out the gunmetal blue bird with an oversized bill and punk topknot. We watched in appreciative silence as the kingfisher plunged into the water.

When I started a Volunteer Naturalist program for Greenbelt almost 6 years ago, Don was a clear pick to help orient volunteers to Bald Hill Farm. With Lisa Millbank, Don shares a vast body of knowledge about Willamette Valley ecology through their Neighborhood Naturalist website, newsletter, and field trips. Every year since 2013 Don has volunteered to help Volunteer Naturalists open their senses to the living things that move just around the edges of average human perception.

Volunteers walking with Don for just one morning become more alert observers of

Honoring conservation leadership

nature by following his example. Don brings sincere wonder and joy to the experience of being a Naturalist, inspiring dozens of Volunteer Naturalists to pass along the wonder and wisdom in turn.

Gay and Cliff Hall help with riparian plantings on their property.

Volunteer AwardIn recognition of extraordinary service to Greenbelt

Don Boucher leading a Naturalist training at Bald Hill

stewardship that our organization was founded on 29 years ago. Cliff and Gay Hall are two such individuals whose strong leadership and commitment to conservation shine through.

Cliff and Gay have demonstrated conservation leadership in more ways than we can count. Whether they are planting tens of thousands of trees on their own property, leading local schoolchildren on river restoration outings, or volunteering with conservation partners throughout Benton County - their selfless spirit courses through our community.

They are passionate advocates for conservation on their own land, a stunning piece of property known as Luckiamute Meadows in Kings Valley. With loving attention Cliff and Gay have restored streamsides, prairie, and wetlands – creating a mosaic of native habitat across 200 acres. As landowners, Cliff and Gay have also worked to permanently protect Luckiamute Meadows through a partnership with Greenbelt over the last 12 years.

In recognition of their tireless devotion to conservation and community, and for always going the extra mile for Greenbelt Land Trust, we are delighted to honor Cliff and Gay Hall with the Charles Ross Award.

For all these reasons and more, Don Boucher is Greenbelt’s Volunteer of the Year. Thank you, Don!

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Some of the incredible conservation partners who helped support our work in 2017:

because of you, in 2017 we:

PROTECTED

215acres permanently protected in 2017

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66,150trees and shrubs planted

$355,227long term stewardship funds added

to steward forests, prairies, and wetlands

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We envision a future where significant natural areas are protected, with forests, farmlands, wildlife corridors, hills, meadows, wetlands and watercourses weaving through and around our mid-Willamette Valley communities. These areas contribute to a distinct sense of place, secure our sense of community and provide a connection to the natural world.

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CONNECTED1500 people hiked, learned, connected, and joined with us this last year on our lands. from wildflower walks to bat night and symphony on the land - this year we welcomed new friends into the greenbelt community.

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A SOUND INFRASTRUCTUREfinancial summary (10/1/16 - 9/30/17)

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Conservation success depends on organizational effectiveness. At Greenbelt Land Trust we have set high standards for financial sustainability and accountability as the foundation for our great conservation work.

A LOOK BACK AT 20171.) Aquatic Ecologist Tiffany Garcia keeps attendees in awe of the diverse amphibian life at our feet during a nature walk along the Luckiamute River in Kings Valley. 2.) Bug Day was a hit! A youngster points out a new friend that he has found amid the riparian areas of Mulkey Creek during a youth education field day. 3.) A monarch butterfly pauses to rest along the trail-side at Bald Hill Farm 4.) Volunteers smile through the rain during a volunteer planting at Luckiamute Meadows 5.) The vibrant and rare Bradshaw’s lomatium blooms at Courtney Creek, a 200-acre property protected by GLT in 2017 6.) Partners from the Laja River in Mexico visit Greenbelt and partners at Bald Hill Farm as part of an extensive, cross-border collaboration bringing leaders together that are working on river restoration in the Laja and Willamette River systems. 7.) An Oregon Vesper Sparrow (OVS) is banded by Bob Altman with American Bird Conservancy as part of ongoing efforts to monitor the declining numbers of this sensitive species. Bald Hill Farm is home to one of the largest remaining populations of the OVS in the Willamette Valley. 8.) Revelers enjoy this once-in-a-life-time total eclipse at Bald Hill Farm.

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SUPPORT/REVENUEContributions and Program Grants $ 1,285,345Capital Grants $ 635,196Interest Income $ 114,071Property Income $ 15,428Other $ 42,818TOTAL $2,092,858

EXPENSESPrograms $983,567Land Acquisition $ 635,196Fundraising $ 47,343Administration $ 248,597TOTAL $1,914,703

NET ASSETSBoard Designated $ 516,033Temporarily Restricted $ 3,424,323Permanently Restricted $ 242,150Land and Equipment $ 7,613,930TOTAL ASSETS $11,796,436

3,099Acres Protected

Programs 85%

Fundraising 2%

Administration 13%

Contributions& Program Grants 61% Capital Grants 31%

Property Income 1%

Interest 5%

Other 2%

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SuperFly Initiative Takes FlightUpland prairie habitat at Bald Hill Farm will be part of the Superfly Initiative

Greenbelt is excited to announce the new SuperFly Initiative. If you’re in the Valley and lookup into the foothills, you will see small remnant meadows that are slowly being lost. These meadows contain some of the last remaining populations of Fender’s blue butterfly and Taylor’s checkerspot, two endangered species that are protected on Greenbelt lands. These butterflies are weak fliers and can’t flutter their way over large forested areas, so they have slowly become inbred due to their isolation in ever-shrinking meadows. Enter Project SuperFly! We will create a FlyWay by removing encroaching brush and fir trees and connecting isolated meadows between Fitton Green Natural Area and Bald Hill Farm. These meadows will be planted with wildflowers that these butterflies depend on and that Greenbelt has cultivated.

Greenbelt supporters can get involved in three ways:

1. Attend workshops, hikes, and volunteer events all geared towards deepening our connections with wildlife.

2. RARE Care – a new year-round program where members sleuth out wildflower populations, collect their seed, grow the plants, and re-introduce them into our newly created FlyWay.

3. Greenbelt Trackers – we’ll be recruiting a few dedicated and knowledgeable volunteers to relocate banded Oregon Vesper Sparrows and track their movements. They like similar butterfly habitat. Get in touch if you are a bird nerd.

We hope you’ll be as excited as we are about the new SuperFly Initiative, whether it’s by joining us on a short ramble or by becoming a full-blown RARE Care member!

PASSING THE TORCH

Connecting prairie systems

get some “new ideas and new blood” into the race. Time to pass the baton!

Fortunately, we have two new and amazing co-directors, Marc Weber and Drew Ibarra, who have stepped up along with Heart of the Valley Runners to carry the torch forward.

Marc and Drew will add their own, fresh flavor to the race and post-race party. “This is one of my favorite races, and I really want to see it continue to grow,”

Marc says.

This year, Cary will be standing on the starting line for the 30K race as a runner.

Marc, Cary, and Drew celebrate a new era of Run for the Hills

When Cary Stephens first came up with the idea for Run for the Hills (RFH) as a Greenbelt board member, he had no idea that it would raise over $60,000 for area public trails and that it would become a popular community builder. Cary says he’s most proud of “the completion of the whole dream of connecting Bald Hill Farm to Fitton Green” and that “this race celebrates accessible public trails, Greenbelt’s conservation efforts, and our passionate community.”

After directing the run with his wife, Lori, for over a decade, Cary felt that it is time to

Marc and Drew joke that not only will Cary map and run the course, but that they’ll convince him to be the sweeper as well. As an ultra-marathon trail runner logging 50+ miles a week, this will be no challenge to Cary. Thank you, Cary and Lori - and welcome, Marc and Drew!

www.gltrunforthehills.com to register today!

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Interested?Learn more about the RARE Care and Greenbelt Trackers Program and sign up to volunteer!Matt Blakeley-Smithmatt@greenbeltlandtrust.org

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YOUR SUPPORT CREATES A LASTING LEGACY FOR ALLthank youGRANTSBoneville Power Administration, Center for Natural Lands Management, Ducks Unlimited, Farm Services Agency, Land Trust Alliance, Meyer Memorial Trust, Natural Resources Conservation Service, The Nature Conservancy, Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board, Oregon Community Foundation, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, OSU Folk Thrift Club, US Fish and Wildlife Service

CONSERVATION CIRCLEAlcyon Lord and Wendy Byrne, Art and Judy Waggle, Bill and Nan Beck, Birch Zimmer, Christopher and Catherine Mathews, Cliff and Gay Hall, Cliff Heselton, David and Caroline Lorusso, Doug and Ann Brodie, Duncan and Janet Campbell, Fredrick Prahl and Karen Skjei, Gary and Jenny Horning, Jack Mykrantz, Janet Throop, John Taylor, Larry and Cindy Mahrt, Mary Pope Osborne, McDowell Charitable Trust, Richard and Doris Waring, Robert and Sally Duncan, Robert Frenkel Trust, Robert Leach, The Walter T. Haswell III Wild Environment Fund, Thomas Verhoeven, Tom Bucht and Tricia Santrock, Town & Country Realty, William Whelan

MILLENNIUMAaron Spitzer and Cindy Smith, Amy Rossman and Christian Feuillet, Anne and Timothy Allen, Carolyn Madsen, Cary and Lori Stephens, Charles and Freda Vars, Chris Moser, Clayton Paulson, Corvallis-OSU Symphony Society, Curtis and Deb Rose, David and Wendy Ochs, David Gazeley, David Heck and Gloria Wong, DEVCO Engineering, Inc., Diane Kenderesi, Don and Roberta Hall, Doug and Anthony Gordon, Irving and Martha Dayton, Jackie Calvert, James Sumich and Caren Erickson, Jane and Larry Viehl, Jeff and Shelley Stewart, Jim Boyle, Joe and Lois Malango, John Sears and Cindy Powell, Judy Rintoul, Kelly and Ann Moore, Kyle and Holly Dunning, Leslie Redpath and Fred Heil, Louise Ferrell, Lyle and Sharon Hutchens, Marilyn Henderson and Michael Mix, Maureen Kinevey Gump and Jeff Gump, Milt Roselinsky, Nancy Schary, Natalie and John Boyce, Patricia D’Andrade, Peter Harr and Sharon O’Hara Harr, Richard McManus, Robert Yandt, Scott and Meleah Ashford, Steve McLaughlin, Susie Brubaker-Cole, Tim and Susan Cowles, Tom and Ellen Murphy, Tony and Gail Vander Heide, Tremaine and Gail Arkley, Virginia Pear, William Ayres, William Pearcy

PATRONAndrew and Lauralee Martin, Andy and Bobbi Ungerer, Ann Shriver and Larry Lev, Barbara and Darrah Thomas, Barbara and Ralph Reed, Barnhisel, Barlow, Stephens, & Costa, Bill and Caroline Pollak, Bill and Eija Emmingham, Block 15 Brewing Company, Bob and Karen McDonald, Bob Griffiths, Boris and Joyce Becker, Bruce Frey and Laura Hansen, Charles Miller and Martha Clemons, Dan Bean and Priscilla Spears, Daniel Heaston, David Finch and Mary Flahive, David Janos, David Zahler and April Turple, Diane Hunsaker, Dick Brainerd and Manuela Huso, Donna Gregerson, Donna Sirmans, Frederick Swanson and Julia Jones, Gabriel Ledger, Harry Phinney and Pam Raby, Heart of the Valley Runners, Helen Kao, Hersh and Ange Crawford, Jack and Jane Barth, James and Sara Ingle, Jeff Igelman and Theresa Gibney, Jim Smith, John and Kerry Bliss, John Pinkerton, John Swanson and Jeanne Holmes, Judith Winkler, Judy and Roland de Szoeke, Judy Dugan, Kent and Patricia Daniels, Larry Goeltz, Laurie Labbitt Perry and Ron Perry, Lina DiGregorio and Gabriel Shea, Linda and David Smith, Lisa Mykrantz Brown, Martha Fraundorf, Maya Abels and Stewart Holmes, Melodie Putnam and Paul Reeser, Michael and Becca Pope, Nathan Potter, Nicole and Thomas Maness, Pat Wheeler and John Westall, Paul and Mary Ann Roberts, Pete Sandrock, Phillip Hays, Rick and Judy Miller, Ron and Gwen Jameson, Running Princess, Seymour and Paula House, Stan and Ellen Hall, Steve and Nancy Lindsey, Steve and Susan Ford, Steve Polasky and Liz Davis, Tamina Toray and Cathy Neumann, Ted Wilson and Ellen Tappon, Theo Dreher and Connie Bozarth, Thomas Peterson, Tom and Glenda Plant, Tom and Marilyn Marker, Tony Howell and Patricia Benner, Trout Mountain Forestry, Troy and Marisa Brandt

GUARANTORAlesia and Rich Duncombe, Brady Finkenaur, Bruce McCune and Patricia Muir, Bud and Barbara Baumgartner, Carroll and Gerry DeKock, Charley and Susan Fisher, Christine Hughes, Citizens Bank, Clare Reimers and Waldo Wakefield, Courtney Leonard, Dan Edge and Sally Olson-Edge, Daniel Harris, Daniel Luoma and Joyce Eberhart, David and Corrine Gobeli, David and Margy Buchanan, David and Susan Livingston, Douglas and Kathryn Collins, Ellen Watrous, Erika Schoell, First Alternative Cooperative, Get Organized!, LLC, Heather Throop, James Cannon and Cheryl Stevenson, James Rodell, Jane Smith and John Bacon, Janet Jarvis, Jennifer and Peter Klammer, Jessica McDonald, Jim and Anna Phelps, Jim and Bonnie Krueger, Jim and Laurel Lannen, Jim Johnson, John and Anne Filson, John and Dodie Wilson, John and Sandra Potter, John and Susan Watson, John Tietjen and Patricia Cummins, Joyce Loper and Carl Baker, Julia and Tim Maloney, Julianna Burke and David Bard, Karyle Butcher, Kathleen Mulligan, Ketty and Joel Kalberer, Kipp Tobias and Thomas Whittier, Kirk Schroeder and Carol Savonen, Leona Converse, Leslie and Nancy Pliskin, Linda and Richard Seekatz, Lorie Bailey and Stephanie Heindel, Margaret Anderson, Marjorie Goss, Mark Miller and Dawn Daniels, Mark Weisel, Martha Picchi and

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Boyd Lyon, Melinda Pyle, Nancy Weber, Nick McKee, Pat and Betty Malone, Pat and Dee Mooney, Paul Malamud, Peggy Lovelace Contreras, Peter and Carole Beedlow, Peter and Julianna Betjemann, Pieter and Karen van Zee, Ralph Wyatt and Lianne Thompson, Regina Davis, Rob Pabst, Robert and Janet Larkin, Rochelle Murphy, Ron and Ann Marek, Ronald Davis and Karen Starleaf, Samaritan Health Services, Sunia Yang and Grant Pease, Suzanne Ortiz and John Criscitiello, Suzanne Spencer Middleton, Theresa Byrne, Thomas Smith and Jean Townes, Todd Reeve, Tom and Lisa Doane, Tom and Marcia Pfleeger, Valerie White, Vynn and Maureen Berg, Wayne Phillips, Willy Mayer

SUPPORTINGAlder Ame, Allan Kitzman and Sue Tangeman, Amy Ward, Anne Davis, Anthony and Dawn Denver, Aruna Kumar, Barbara and Gordon Grant, Beth and David Malitz, Bettina Schempf and Jeffrey Miller, Biff and Maret Traber, Bill and Laura Gleaves, Bob Altman and Carol Schuler, Bruce and Jan McIntosh, Bruce and Judy Hecht, Bruce and Tricia Martin, Carol and Richard Palmer, Carolyn Choquette and Gody Spycher, Charlene Carroll, Charles and Elizabeth Blass, Charlie and Hollis Holstine, Cheryl and Clifford Pereira, Christine Valentine, Cindy Dahl and Charles Thierheimer, Claudia Regier, Clement and Janet La Cava, Cliff and Jo Anne Trow, Curtis and Susan Johnson, Cynthia Solie, Dan Rosenberg and Jennifer Gervais, Daniel Addis, Danny Kugler, Dave Serisky, David and Cheryl Shear, David and Sarah Ehlers, David Eckert and Annette Mills, David Hibbs and Sarah Karr, Desiree Tullos, Don Armstrong and Mary Kentula, Donald and Priscilla Zobel, Donna Myers, Doug Parrish, Edwin and Victoria Fox, Elizabeth Jones, Gary and Susan Klinkhammer, Greg and Diane Hammerstad, Greg Koerper and Pat Berman, Herkimer and Shikha Gottfried, J.B. Good, Inc., Jackson Ross, James Trappe, Jane Anne Warkentin, Jane Luther, Jason and Kristin Bradford, Jeff and Glenna Myers, Jerry and Lyn Larson, Jerry and Nancy Hildenbrand, Jill and John Bushakra, Jim Good and Janet Morlan, Jim Gouveia and Chareane Wimbley-Gouveia, Jim Weldon, Joann Overton, John and Beverly Arthur, John and Ellie Erkkila, John and Gretchen Morris, John and Linda Martinsen, John and Peggy Brophy, John Myers, Joshua Smith, Karen and Brock McLeod, Karen and Kim Jones, Karin Krakauer and Tim Stewart, Kathy Newman, Kaye Lavender, Keith Martin and Caryl Uhler, Ken and Ilse Christensen, Ken and Lise Hedberg, Ken Larson and Virginia Badger, Kris Mitchell, Laurence and June Padman, Leigh Stoller and Renee Brooks, Lida and Michael Stevenson, Linda Cummins and Fred Berman, Linda Modrell and Keith McCreight, Lois Courtney, Lynn Humphrey, Lynn Trimpe, Marian and Bill Veley, Marjorie Ratliff, Mark and Karen Rowe, Mark Wilson, Marlan and Angela Carlson, Martin and Cheri Fisk, Martin and Dorothy Stephenson, Maynard Freemole and Erin Hogan-Freemole, Mazama Brewing Company, Michael Kalk, Milton Plocher and Nancy Ashby, Nancy Allen and Dan Roby, Nancy Roberts, Nancy Savage, Neal and Barbara Gladstone, Nick Pereira, Pam and John Wilson, Pam and Dan Bottom, Peggy and Steve Elefant, Peter and Susan Nelson, Philip Brownell, Phoenix and Tom Ries, Randy Selig and Dan Valens, Rebecca McKay Steinberg, Relan Colley, Rex and Cindy Cole, Richard and Rosalie Clinton, Richard Leman and Donna Ching, Robert and Charlaine Beschta, Robert and Millicent Gardner, Robert Combs, Roberta Smith, Robyn Lillehei, Russ and Marla Karow, Seth and Diana Bernstein, Stephen and Stefanie Albright, Steve and Jan Shewmake, Steve and Sandra Panshin, Steve Strauss and Barbara Taylor, Steven and Bonnie Esbensen, Stewart and Janet Wershow, Stuart and Priscilla Newberger, Tom Hewes and Audrey Perkins, Walter and Patricia Loveland, Wendi Minne and Mack Engelking, Will Nolan, Yuliya Dennis

GENERALAaron and Sara Liston, Adam Jones, Alan and Bella DeYoung, Alan and Linda Herlihy, Alan and Sherri Ross, Alan Ayres, Alexander and Lisa Ochman, Alfred and Susan Mukatis, Alice Eldridge, Alison Wisdom, Allan Braun, Allen Meyer and Nancy Russo, Allison McMurtrey, Amber Paterson, Amelia Ingersoll, Amy Hoffman, Andrew and Karen Nousen, Andrew and Karen Weiner, Andy Gallagher, Anita and James Cook, Anita Nina Azarenko, Ann and Frank Clarke, Ann Asbell, Ann Turner and Catherine Bax, Anne Parmigiani, Anne Schuster, Anne Smith and Bill Pfender, Anthony Rizzo, April Fisher, Arne Thormodsen, Arthur and Jean Morgan, Arthur and Marcia Shapiro, Asher and Kirsten Miller, Audrey Hatch and Ian Downie, Avery and Ronald Neilson, Babette Grunwald, Barbara Glover, Barbara Watrous, Ben and Lynne Kane, Bessie Joyce, Beth Brown and Ralph Penunuri, Betsy Hartley, Betty Merrill, Beverly Clark, Bill and Carol Young, Bill and Lena Proebsting, Bill and Penny York, Bill and Sharon Brite, Bill Merrill, Bistra Gyaourova, Blaise Lucey, Blake and Connie Rodman, Bob Burton and Wendy Robinson, Bonnie Avery, Boone Davis, Boyd and Janet Wilcox, Boyd and Louise Thomas, Brenda Rowley and Bob Combs, Brent Mangum, Brian and Linda Skaar, Bruce Encke, Bruce Mangers and Beth Madisonv, C.M. Knapp, Cameron and Brittany Winfrey, Cameron Burress, Camille Hall, Candace Brink, Candace Irelan, Capi Marceau, Carl and Jacque Schreck, Carl Ruby, Carla Wise and Mark Van Steeter, Carol and Ed Leslie, Carol and Gary Watson, Carol and Richard Sumner, Carol and Tom Garbacik, Carol Ann Lysek, Carol Carpenter, Carolina Amador, Carolyn Menke, Carolyn Peterson, Cassandra Robertson, Cat Newsheller, Catherine Dombi, Catherine Walker, Catherine Williams, Cathy Tyler, Chad Neu, Charla Hayden, Charles Berg, Charles Quinn and Dana Abel, Charlotte Campbell, Chris and Ellen Finlayson, Chris Bentley, Chris Cosgrove, Chris Ringo and Jennifer Bohannon, Christine Clark, Christy Stevens, Chuck and Gail Woosley, Chuck and Linda Noone, Clemens Starck, Cody Hoff, Colin Albi, Connie Colligan, Courtland and Linda Smith, Craig Risien, Curtis Day and German Whitley, Cynthia Panshin, Cynthia Schmidt, Cynthia Spencer, Cyrel Gable, Dale and Elaine McFarlane, Dale and Valerie Mitchell, Dale Green and Wanita Miller, Dallice and Mary Mills, Dan Joy, Dan Smith, Dana Field, Daniel and Martha Rockey, Daniel Coffman, Daniel Crouch, Daniel Nixon, Dannielle Spevacek, Darlene West, Darrell and Jean Christianson, Dave and Cammie Bella, Dave

YOUR SUPPORT CREATES A LASTING LEGACY FOR ALL

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