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COASTAL CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION 2026 State Banquet & Awards Ceremony ANGLING | HABITAT | SCIENCE | ADVOCACY

tonight is about our future Almost 20 years ago — February 2007 — I was selling magazine subscriptions at the Pacific Northwest Sportsmen’s Show when Gary Loomis asked me to join CCA. Fed up with how our fisheries were managed, I signed up to be a member. I was one of several thousand people who answered that call. And with Gary’s dogged persistence he pulled a rabbit out of a hat and established CCA Pacific Northwest. In short order, Oregon and Washington became separate chapters, each building a strong voice for its anglers and fisheries. Little did I know that nearly 20 years later, I would have the privilege of leading CCA Oregon. What a ride it’s been. To put the past 20 years in perspective, this January we’ll premiere a 25-minute film telling the story of CCA in Oregon—from Gary’s determination to get us started through our victories, setbacks and vision for the next 20 years. Working on that story has been a reminder that everything we’ve accomplished began with people willing to get involved. People like you. Tonight, we’ll recognize some of those people as we honor our Distinguished Volunteers, name our Chapter of the Year and welcome two deserving members into the CCA Oregon Hall of Fame. Their contributions give us plenty to celebrate—and plenty to build on. Of course, tonight is also about catching up with friends,

sharing a good meal and having some fun. Consider this your warm-up party for the holiday season. Thank you for being here tonight. As you enjoy the evening, take a look at what our donors and volunteers have put together. From outstanding live auction experiences and 25 silent auction offerings to bucket raffles and games, there’s something worth taking home—or giving to someone on your holiday list. If something catches your eye, join the bidding, take a chance and enjoy a little friendly competition. Every bid, raffle ticket and game you play helps turn a fun evening into meaningful work for Oregon’s fisheries. Your generosity supports our advocacy, habitat projects and efforts to introduce the next generation to fishing. It gives us the means to keep showing up when our fisheries need a voice. Thank you for being part of this story and helping write its next chapter. Enjoy the evening—and good luck!

Pat Hoglund

Executive Director, CCA Oregon

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Schedule of Tonight’s Events 4:30 p.m.

Doors Open

4:30-6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres Silent Auction Bidding Raffle Ticket Sales

6:00 p.m.

Dinner Buffet Opens (Emcee will coordinate order of tables)

6:15 p.m.

Silent Auction Closes

6:15-7:00 p.m.

Dinner Welcome Keynote Address

7:00-9:00 p.m. Awards Statewide Sponsor Recognition Golden Ticket Drawing YETI Go Box Mystery Guide Jewelry, Handgun Poker Chip Drawing Live Auction Mystery Phone Bag Auction Meat Lover’s Card Game Drawing Paddle Raise for Habitat Committee

9:00 p.m.

Raffle Drawing

9:30 p.m.

Banquet Ends

Special Guests ODFW Director Dr. Debbie Colbert and her husband Eric Johnson Senator Christine Drazan and her husband Dan Pat Murray, CCA National President Robert Taylor, CCA National Director of State Development Nello Picinich, CCA Washington Executive Director Owin Hays, Outdoor GPS EDGE Rods’ Gary Loomis and his wife Suzi Jim Teeny and his wife Donna

tonight’s emcee Dave Schamp, CCA Oregon Chairman

tonight’s auctioneer Brad Caldwell

cca oregon’s state banquet & awards ceremony rules explained Habitat Paddle Raise: For the past two years CCA Oregon has been raising money for habitat projects around the state, which we’ve put to use so far on some worthwhile habitat improvement projects. Tonight we will ask that you think about contributing to the habitat fund when the opportunity arises. Yes, we’ve done some great work already, but there’s a lot more to do. Golden Ticket Rules: When you buy

a $100 Golden Ticket, you enter into a drawing to choose any live auction item from tonight’s live auction packages. Only 50 tickets will be sold. Drawing will take place before the live auction begins. Must be at least 21 years to participate.

Raffle Tickets: Raffle items are cate-

gorized by value. White ticket raffle items are valued $0-$250. Red ticket raffle items are valued $250-$500 and Blue ticket raffle items $500+. Ticket booklets come with a variety of color-coded tickets. Simply drop a red ticket in a red bucket, a blue ticket in a blue bucket, and a white ticket in a white bucket. Keep the top and bottom ticket covers which show your unique ticket number for reference during the raffle drawing (Do Not Deposit Covers).

Silent Auction: All silent auction items are online. You will

receive a link on your smart phone that will allow you to bid on any item. If you’re outbid, you’ll receive a text letting you know to bid higher. When the silent auction tables close, you’ll be notified via text that you were the high bidder. If you are the winning bidder, at the end of the event, contact one of the volunteers at the silent auction tables area to pick up your items. It’s simple, easy and super intuitive.

Firearms: Winners of packages that include firearms will

purchase and pass a Federal Firearms License background check prior to receiving their shotgun or rifle. Coordinate FFL background checks and pick up through Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor’s Oregon City location.

Rides Available: If you find yourself unsafe to drive a motor

vehicle, please find Pat Hoglund or Bryan Hansel who will arrange a ride for you through Uber, Lyft or a taxi. CCA Oregon will pay for your ride, no questions asked.

No Check Out Necessary: Only if you want to, or if you’re paying by cash or check, checkout is not necessary. If you have put a credit card on file you will be charged the next day and you’ll receive an email receipt. Save Your Back: If you need help loading your items into your vehicle at the end of the evening, please let us know. Our volunteers will happily assist.

Items Valued over $600: If you win an item valued at $600 or more you will be required to sign a 1099 form before you take possession of the item. Anyone who does not sign the form will forfeit the prize. This is required by law, and failure to do so jeopardizes CCA’s non-profit status. Tip Your Guides: We highly encourage anyone who wins a fishing trip to account for tips for your guides. Every fishing guide who’s donated a fishing trip does it without reservation and as favor to CCA, yet there are expenses incurred with each donated trip. Please keep this in mind when deciding how much to tip your guide. Beer, Wine Glasses: If your table didn’t come with beer and wine glasses, please visit the table where you can buy a glass for $20 ( free refills and keep the glass). Don’t Forget Your Free T-Shirt: As is customary to our state-

wide banquet and awards ceremony, you will receive a free CCA t-shirt. Because we’re celebrating our 20th anniversary this year’s t-shirt commemorates that milestone. The t-shirts are located along the far wall. One of our volunteers will happily find your size.

CCA Swag Table: If you think you’d like to purchase CCA Oregon

logo shirts and jackets, tonight is your opportunity. We have a table highlighting what is available for purchase. Rain jackets? We have a few. T-shirts? Got plenty. Button down shirts? Check. Puffy vests? Yep. Prices are marked. Find the right size and provide your bidder number and we’ll add it to your bill.

Special thanks to our volunteers Central Catholic High School Baseball Players Jim Mickel, Dennis Wise, Mary Hoglund, Peter Hoglund, Mary Kate Hoglund, Eric Hoglund, Jenn Hoglund, Gerald Beard, Alex Brauer, Marty Falk, Julie Monroe-Falk, Joe Chambers, Kathy Chambers, Ken Chambers, Mari Chambers, Katie Carl, Cora Polley, Jack Hanselman

explanation of games mystery phone bag game

Ladies, a little sparkle looks good on everyone—and tonight, one lucky bidder will go home with the real thing! We have six Portland Leather Goods phone bags, each holding a pair of earrings. Five contain dazzling 2-carat cubic zirconia earrings. But tucked inside one box is a pair of genuine diamond earrings totaling 2 carats. Which bag holds the diamonds? That’s the surprise. Here’s how it works: Our auctioneer will invite the six highest bidders to come forward. Each will draw a card, with the lowest card choosing a bag first, followed by the next lowest, until all six bags have been selected. Then it’s time to discover who picked the diamonds! One lucky lady will leave with a beautiful phone bag and diamond earrings. The other five will each take home their Portland Leather Goods phone bag, sparkling cubic zirconia earrings, a beautiful ornament from Local Glass Art in Portland, plus bottle of wine and a gift certificate for a winery tour for two. Treat yourself, or surprise someone special with this fun package. Six bags. Plenty of bling. One sparkling diamond surprise. Raise those paddles! Note: Winner of diamond earrings must sign a 1099 form.

mystery guide box: six bidders. six adventures. one big surprise.

What’s inside? A great day on the water— and a little mystery. Each YETI LoadOut 15 Gear

Case holds a guided fishing trip for two, a red-and-white CCA trucker hat and a SIMMS fleece vest. The guide’s identity stays under wraps until the boxes are opened! And there’s one more reason to raise your bid on this package: one lucky bidder will also take home the wildly popular Glock 19 Gen 6 9mm handgun with three magazines. Tonight’s auctioneer will invite the six highest bidders to come forward. A card draw will determine who picks first, adding another layer of suspense as each bidder chooses a box. All six bidders leave with a YETI LoadOut 15 Gear Case, CCA gear and a guided trip for two—and one leaves with the handgun, too. And every remaining bidder gets to choose from one of five rod and reel combinations. Oh, and if you drew last on the mystery box, you draw first on the rod and reel combo. So raise your paddle and let the mystery unfold! Winner of handgun must pass a FFL background check at Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor in Oregon City. Note: Winner of handgun must also sign a 1099 form.

buy a card, win a grill and then some

Big Grill. Big Flavor. Bring Your Appetite. 52 cards will be

jewelry & handgun poker chip challenge

Pick a chip, reveal your price, and try your luck! Choose one of 100 poker

chips, flip it over, and pay the amount on the back—anywhere from $1 to $100. For example, if you draw the $1 poker chip you pay $1. If you draw the $100 poker chip you pay $100. And so on. Two winning chips will be drawn! The first winner gets to choose between a 1-carat diamond necklace ($1,500 value) and a Ruger SR22 .22 LR handgun ($460 value). The second winner takes home the remaining prize. Two prizes, two winners—what will your lucky chip bring? Must be at least 21 years old to participate. Note: Winner of diamon necklace must sign a 1099 form.

sold, each for $50. Winner will be drawn before the live auction begins. Winner will receive the 1600 Pitboss Grill, plus a 50 quart CCA Engel Cooler and $200 worth of steaks from Gartner’s Country Meats in Portland. A thick steak hitting an open flame. Ribs with a smoky ring and tender meat beneath it. A brisket that’s spent all day cooking low and slow, drawing a crowd the moment you start slicing. That’s what’s on the menu when you bring home this Pit Boss Navigator 1600 WiFi wood pellet grill. Go hot and fast for flame-seared steaks and burgers, or settle in for a long smoke that turns a tough cut into the star of the dinner table. From pulled pork and roasted chicken to freshly-caught salmon, this grill gives you plenty of reasons to cook outside—and nearly 1,600 square inches of cooking space to feed everyone who follows the aroma. Fueled by hardwood pellets, the Navigator delivers real wood-fired flavor with digital temperature control from 180°F to 500°F, adjustable in precise 5-degree increments. Open the Flame Broiler™ Lever for direct-flame searing up to 1,000°F, putting a sizzling crust on your favorite steaks. Eight cooking functions let you grill, smoke, bake, roast, sear, braise, barbecue and char-grill. WiFi connectivity and the Pit Boss Grills app let you monitor and adjust your cook from your phone, giving you more time to prep and socialize. A rapid igniter gets the cooking started faster, while supplemental prep space keeps essentials within reach. Tapered legs complete the thoughtful design. Cleanup gets attention, too. A gravity-assisted hopper cleanout simplifies pellet changes, and the removable undermount burn pot with easy ash cleanout makes maintenance between meals easier. The grill is the main event. The steaks and cooler are the bonus. Who’s ready to fire it up? Note: Winner must sign a 1099 form. Donor: CCA Oregon, Gartner’s Country Meat Market

thank you donors & sponsors

individual donors Clint Owens Roger Marshall Alex Brauer Marty Falk Julie Monroe-Falk

Ken Hansel Jake Hansel Roger Neufeldt Mel Orcchard Wade Radke

Eric Manning Dave Schamp Gary Loomis Michael Drais Deborah Burton

supporting guides Fisher Dodd Sam Nathman Pat & Mary Hoglund Frank Unger Jim Mickel

Brett Gesh Trevor Adams Jim Skaar Jack Smith

Scott Nichols Damon Struble Joe Hennigan Peter Jenkins

live auction

four seats with the chairman

Four anglers. Columbia River salmon. And a day on the water with someone who knows this famous fishery inside and out. Join CCA Chairman Dave Schamp for a salmon fishing trip for four at Buoy 10 near Astoria. For the past 20-plus years Dave has spent all of August and early September fishing these waters and he knows where to find salmon through the changing tides. That experience is your advantage when the salmon start biting. Fish in August for a chance at hard-fighting upriver bright Chinook reaching 30 pounds, or head out later in August and early September when coho become the main attraction. Weighing 7 to 15 pounds, these salmon deliver plenty of excitement of their own. Two of Dave’s best deckhands will be aboard to help keep the trip running smoothly: his grandson, Ryder, and his springer spaniel, Louie. Both are fixtures in Dave’s 23-foot

Alumaweld, adding a helping hand, good company—and a little extra personality—to your day on the water. Dave has also donated a box of 130 of his hand-painted Dave’s Killer Blades—a prize worthy of raising your paddle all by itself. Beautifully painted in color combinations tailored to the Columbia River, these spinner blades will earn a special place in your tackle box. And here’s the kicker. Dave will work with the winning bidder on custom design painting of 30 spinner blades. Yes, you design the color scheme, and Dave will paint them. How cool is that? Bring your raingear, fishing licenses and three fishing partners. Dave and his crew will bring the experience and enthusiasm for a memorable day chasing Columbia River salmon. Raise your paddle for a day at Buoy 10 with Dave, Ryder and Louie—and take home a little of Dave’s fishing magic. Donor: Dave Schamp

live auction

El Capitan’s Chair

This Rivermaster seat, courtesy of Haxton’s Canvas & Upholstery, is as solid as El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. This one-of-a-kind captain’s chair is the perfect upgrade to your boat—or, dare we say, your office? What about your workshop? Wherever it ends up, it’s a conversation starter for sure. Built for long days at the helm, its deep bucket-style cushion surrounds you in comfort. Beneath that plush seat is construction made to go the distance: ¾-inch marine-grade plywood, high-density marine foam, quality marine vinyl, and stainless steel staples and hardware. Folding armrests make it easy to settle in, while a sturdy base keeps

you planted on solid ground. The finishing touch? Custom CCA Oregon logo embroidery on the seat front, making this chair a fitting perch for whoever is lucky enough to take it home tonight. And make no mistake, you’d have to jump through some serious hoops to get a captain’s chair like this on your own. Fortunately, our friends at Haxton’s have handled the craftsmanship and custom details. All you have to do is raise your paddle, claim your seat and get comfortable. Captain’s orders. Donor: Haxton’s Canvas & Upholstery

live auction

build a rod with the best: gary loomis

Some anglers dream of owning a rod designed by Gary Loomis. Here’s your chance to build one alongside him. You and a guest will spend a day at the EDGE Rods factory in Woodland, Wash., learning from one of the most influential names in fishing rod design. With a career stretching back to the 1970s, Gary has helped shape the rods we fish today—from founding G. Loomis to pushing the boundaries of graphite rod performance at EDGE Rods. Now, you’ll put that experience to work building a rod of your own. Your day begins with choosing a blank suited to the fishing you love. With Gary’s guidance, you’ll fit the grips and reel seat, bringing your rod’s feel and balance to life. Then you’ll tackle the detailed work of positioning and aligning the line guides, checking their spacing as the blank bends under load.

You’ll secure the guides with tightly wound thread, adding personal touches that make the rod unmistakably yours. Next comes the protective epoxy finish over the wraps, with slow rotation during curing creating a smooth, even coating. Along the way, you’ll learn how each component—and every careful adjustment—contributes to the finished rod’s performance. The next time you cast to a steelhead or feel a salmon take, you’ll be fishing with a rod you helped build—and remembering the day Gary Loomis showed you how. Two people. Two custom rods. One unforgettable experience. Date: May 22, 2027 Donors: Gary Loomis, EDGE Rods

live auction

big country. big game.

Whether you’re glassing open country for a mule deer or waiting for a bighorn ship to present itself, this big game hunting package gives you plenty of reasons to look forward to hunting season. At its heart is a Sauer & Sohn S100 Classic XT bolt-action rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, paired with a Vortex Diamondback 6–25x50 rifle scope. Then comes the glass—and plenty of it. Survey open hillsides with Vortex Diamondback HD 10x42 binoculars, then take a closer look with the Vortex Diamondback HD 20–60x85 angled spotting scope. When it’s time to determine the distance, reach for the Vortex Diamondback HD laser rangefinder. A Spartan Springbok Tripod and Spartan Classic Tripod Adapter round out the setup, while an onX Premium Mem-

bership puts a valuable planning and navigation resource at your fingertips. Scout your hunting area, study access and mark the places you want to explore. Of course, every hunt begins with putting one foot in front of the other. A Kenetrek boot certificate helps you gear up for the miles ahead, and Vortex Jackal sunglasses complete the package. From scouting country to settling in for a long morning of glassing, this collection gives a big game hunter plenty to get excited about. Raise your paddle, clear some room in the gun safe and start planning your next hunt. Donors: Vortex Optics, Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor, CCA Oregon, onX Maps, Kennetrek Boots

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oregon coast golf getaway

If you love golf—and the Oregon Coast—you’ll want to pay close attention to this one. Picture ocean views, classic links-style fairways, and fresh coastal air rolling off the Pacific. This package combines two overnight golf getaways plus free rounds at some of the coast’s best courses. Your adventure begins in Lincoln City, with one night’s lodging and a round of golf (plus cart) at Chinook Winds Casino and Resort. From there, cruise north along scenic Highway 101 to Gleneden Bach, where you’ll enjoy another overnight stay for two at Salishan Lodge and a round at

Salishan Golf Links—a true coastal gem. And when your schedule allows, you’ll have additional tee times waiting at Gearhart Golf Links and Manzanita Links, rounding out four unforgettable rounds of golf at four of Oregon’s most beloved coastal courses. Four courses. Two weekend getaways. Endless ocean views. Now that’s a winning score. Donors: Chinook Winds, Salshan Coastal Lodge, Manzanita Links, Gearhart Golf Links

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gear up and be surprised

Some auction packages come with a little mystery. This one comes with $1,500 worth of surprises, plus an impressive lineup of gear ready for your next adventure. Start with a $500 Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor gift card to pick out exactly what you want. Then turn up the music with a Turtlebox Original Gen 2 CCA Edition speaker and pack your refreshments in an Engel 85-quart cooler featuring the CCA logo. Two Engel tumblers and two $25 Engel gift cards round out your refreshment essentials. When it’s time to hit the water, grab your AFTCO CCA Schoolie Backpack, a Lamiglas X11 casting rod, an Okuma Komodo 200 baitcasting reel, braided line from Yo-Zuri

plus leader material and a dozen Storm Wiggle Warts. Just the right package to go old-school this season for winter steelhead. And here’s the added bonus: a guided fishing trip for two. We’re keeping the guide’s identity under wraps, but you and a guest will have a day on the water to look forward to. With great gear, $1,500 in surprises and a fishing adventure for two, this package gives you plenty of reasons to raise your paddle. Donors: Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor, Engel Coolers, CCA Oregon, Yo-Zuri

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sea ducks, salt air and a shotgun

Discover the thrill of waterfowl hunting along the Oregon Coast with Brett Gesh, founder of Bitefinders Guide Service and a CCA life member. You and a guest will spend a day exploring the tidewaters, wetlands and estuaries near Florence with Brett, a seasoned guide who knows the region’s waterfowl habitats and migration patterns. Whether you’re an experienced waterfowler or heading out for your first hunt, Brett can tailor the outing to your interests and available hunting opportunities. Canvasbacks, scoters and other diving ducks offer exciting possibilities, while the coastal marshes and waterways provide a spectacular setting for your day outdoors. Hunt over decoys from Brett’s camouflaged RB sled boat, with his Chesapeake Bay retriever, “Anubis,” handling the retrieves. Brett’s local knowledge and passion for waterfowl hunting make this an experience worth

bidding on. The package also includes a Winchester SXP 12-gauge shotgun with a 28-inch barrel in Mossy Oak Shadow Grass camouflage, plus two duck calls, a 4 loop call lanyard, a looped bird carrier and a 4 box shell carrier. All of which makes you ready for your next waterfowl adventure. Trip details: One day of guided hunting for two in December or January, with dates and season to be confirmed with Brett Gesh. Winning bidder is responsible for gratuities, required hunting licenses and waterfowl stamps, shotguns for use during the hunt, nontoxic waterfowl ammunition (steel, bismuth or tungsten), and appropriate clothing. Donors: Brett Gesh, Bitefinders Guide Service, Fisherman’s Marine & Outdoor, CCA Oregon

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trout, tees & tetons: a jackson hole getaway

Big trout, spectacular golf and three nights in one of the West’s most iconic destinations—this Jackson Hole getaway has it all. Join Chris Morrell of Alpine Anglers for a guided fly fishing trip for two people on Wyoming’s legendary Snake River. Cast beneath the Tetons for big, aggressive cutthroat trout that eat dry flies like a kid eats candy. With explosive surface strikes and stunning scenery, this is a fly fishing trip worth traveling for. Then trade your fly rod for golf clubs and enjoy a day at the exclusive Teton Pines Golf & Country Club. The package includes one round of golf with a cart for two people, pairing mountain views with a memorable day on the links. Three nights of lodging round out your getaway. Want

more time to explore? Extend your stay a couple of days to discover Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, or soak up Jackson Hole’s western lifestyle, from galleries and shops to lively saloons and great dining. Package includes: • Guided Snake River fly fishing trip with Chris Morrell of Alpine Anglers. • One round of golf with a cart for two at Teton Pines Golf & Country Club. • Three nights of lodging. Valid: May–October 2027 Donor: Mel Orchard at Spence Law

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a little fire. a little magic. art you can call your own

There’s something mesmerizing about watching molten glass become a work of art. With this package, you won’t just watch—you’ll help create it. Step into the heat, color and creativity of Local Art Glass in North Portland, where two people will enjoy glassblowing classes and experience the thrill of making their own glass art. Founded in 2010 by artist Evan Burnette, Local Art Glass creates distinctive handcrafted pieces for both everyday use and display. Its welcoming instructors help beginners discover what makes this centuries-old craft so captivating. No experience is necessary—just curiosity and a willingness to try something outside your usual routine. Imagine the glow of hot glass, the careful turns of the blowpipe and the anticipation as your creation begins to take shape. Working with an instructor, you’ll gain a new appreciation for the timing, skill and imagination behind glass art. Whether you bring your spouse, invite a friend

or surprise someone with a creative outing, this is an experience you can enjoy together—and remember whenever you admire what you made. But you don’t have to wait for class to bring home something beautiful. This package also includes four glass Christmas ornaments and a beautiful glass vase. Hang the ornaments where they’ll catch the holiday lights, and give the vase a place of honor, filled with fresh flowers or displayed on its own. Generously donated by studio owner Evan Burnette, this package combines beautiful art to take home with the chance to make something personal. Raise your paddle for a little holiday sparkle, a memorable outing for two and a firsthand introduction to the art of glassblowing. Donor: Local Art Glass

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an arch cape escape: one week on the oregon coast

Escape to the Oregon Coast for a week of ocean breezes, beach walks and well-earned relaxation. Generously donated by Michael Drais and Deborah Burton, this stay at their Arch Cape beach home comfortably accommodates 10—perfect for a family vacation or a getaway with friends. From the house it’s a short walk to the beach. Nestled between Cannon Beach and Manzanita, Arch Cape offers a peaceful home base for exploring the coast. Spend your days strolling the beach, searching for treasures along the shoreline and watching the waves roll in. Explore nearby Hug Point, hike the coastal forests of Oswald West State Park or follow the trail to beautiful Short Sand Beach. Head into Cannon Beach to admire

Haystack Rock and browse the shops and galleries, or venture south to enjoy Manzanita’s small-town charm. Prefer a slower pace? Sleep in, pour another cup of coffee and settle in with a good book. With an entire week to enjoy, there’s time for both adventure and doing absolutely nothing. Gather your favorite people and make lasting memories at the beach. Accommodations: Sleeps 10 comfortably. Dates: To be mutually agreed upon with the Drais family. Valid through 2027. Donors: Michael Drais, Deborah Burton

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