Lane Community College Foundation 2023 Annual Report

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Writing and Editing Team:

Shelby Anderson

Wendy Jett

Tiana Marrone

2023 ANNUAL REPORT INVEST IN LANE. INVEST IN SUCCESS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page 4 Dr. Stephanie Bulger

Message from the President

Page 6

Wendy Jett

Message from the Foundation Executive Director

Page 7

Those Who Inspire

Page 8 Dylan Williams

LCC Foundation Scholarship Recipient

Page 10 Christina Howard and Todd Miller Service and Support

Page 12 Specialized Support Services

Addressing Lane’s Latent Labor

Page 14 Patrick Rush

Lane Community College Alumnus

Page 16 Obie Family Foundation Commitment to Philanthropy

Page 18 The Celebration at Lane!

Page 20 Lane Community College Capital Construction Updates

Cover Design by LCC Digital Media Center

Featured Students:

Doug S. – Unmanned Aircraft Systems

Scooter M. – Writing

Linda C.– Dental Hygiene

Darien G. – Journalism

Photography by :

Amanda Meg Photography

Livia Fremouw Photography

Kelly Lyon Photography

Page 22 LCC Alumni Network and Scholarship Readers

Page 24 President’s Circle List

Page 26 Legacy Giving List

Page 27 Lifetime Giving List

Page 30 LCC Foundation Financials

Lane Community College is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution, committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. This publication can be made available in accessible formats upon request.

James Nolte performs at the 2024 LCC Music Scholarship Reception

Foundation Board

Executive Committee

Alan Yordy, President

Steve Wildish, First Vice President

Irene Alltucker, Second Vice President

Diana Learner, Treasurer

Susan Soonkeum Cox, Past President

Paula Chan Carpenter, Member at Large

Marvin Révoal, Member at Large Ex-Officio

Rosa Maria Bañuelos-Uribe, LCC Staff Representative

Stephanie Bulger, LCC President

Doug Ford, LCC Faculty Representative

Lisa Fragala, LCC Board of Education Representative

Vivian Harrah, LCC Student Representative

Wendy Jett, Foundation Executive Director

Finance Committee

Zachary Blalack

Shannon Dolan

Shannon Grant

Wendy Jett

Diana Learner

David Sullivan

Alan Yordy

Trustees

Shannon Grant

Amanda Haugland

Mary Jeanne Jacobsen

Mary Jane Mori

Kim Rexius

Bruce Riddle

Amy Romero

Beth Sheehan

Mary Spilde

Kathie Tippens Wiper

Sandy Watkinson

John Wolf

Board of Education

Denise Diamond, Zone 1

Zachary Mulholland, Zone 2

Mike Eyster, Zone 3

Austin Folnagy, Zone 4

Steve Mital, Zone 5

Kevin Alltucker, At-Large

Lisa Fragala, At-Large

Foundation Staff

Wendy Jett, Executive Director 541.463.5804

wendy@laneccfoundation.org

Tiana Marrone, Development Director 541.463.5538

tiana@laneccfoundation.org

Katie Gatlin, Alumni Relations & Annual Gifts Officer 541.463.5898

katie@laneccfoundation.org

Shelby Anderson, Administrative, Database & Technology Specialist 541.463.5135

shelby@laneccfoundation.org

Shannon Dolan, Accountant 541.463.5810

shannon@laneccfoundation.org

Nadia Lutje-Tort, Events & Special Projects Coordinator 541.463.5777

nadia@laneccfoundation.org

Scholarship Coordinator 541.463.5226

scholarships@laneccfoundation.org

A Message from the LCC President

DR. STEPHANIE BULGER

Irecently spent a day with one of our area’s largest family-owned businesses, touring their facilities and absorbing the pride, expertise and workforce they have built here in Lane County. What most impressed me was the intersection between Lane Community College and businesses like this. They employ our graduates, they support our students financially, and their leaders are alumni of our programs as well. Lane Community College is truly part of the continuum of living, learning and working locally.

As we position the College as the workforce and talent development hub of Lane County, we must develop innovative ways to address local workforce shortages. One of the ways we can do that is by addressing the needs of the labor force, including the segment that State economists are terming the “latent labor force.” These are our community members who are currently unable to engage with employment because of basic needs, a lack of childcare, or disability-related barriers. If we can effectively engage these groups, we could increase our workforce dramatically in the short term and improve the lives of these prospective students and families. Lane Community College is strategically positioned because we provide education and services – traditional college classes, as well as intensive wraparound services like tutoring, an on-site childcare center, accessibility resources, basic needs support and benefits navigation. We also provide unique programs like our Specialized Support Services that you will read about in this annual report. Through this program, our community members with intellectual and

Maylian Pak, Brittany Quick-Warner, President Bulger, and Vonnie Mikkelsen at the ITEC Groundbreaking

developmental disabilities receive employment training and support. They receive education at no cost and stipends for co-operative work experiences. Instruction, job training and work experiences are provided on the LCC campus and at local businesses. This is another example of partnership between our on-campus departments, our local employers, and our donors. I won’t give too many spoilers – in just a few pages, you will see how this innovative program affects the lives of our students, the capacity of our local businesses, and the hearts of our community.

Your partnership with the College and our Foundation has had a direct, dramatic effect on so many lives. I am thrilled to share many more stories of success with you over the coming months. There is so much happening here as we launch our LCC Alumni Network, as our bond-funded buildings for the trades and health professions move toward completion, and as we continue to innovate on and off campus. Our faculty, staff and students are motivated and dedicated. They are “all in.” I’m so thankful that you are, too.

Here’s to another powerful, successful year for our students and community!

President Bulger with Florence Chamber of Commerce Members at the Florence Center Grand Opening

A Message from the Foundation Director

WENDY JETT

When you give a gift of a scholarship or support a program at Lane Community College, you instantly become part of a partnership – one that includes you, the student, our instructors, advisors, and support services. We are not just providing state-of-the-art education, we are also providing wraparound care that ensures students make it to the classroom, have the technology to complete their assignments, and address basic needs like hunger, housing, and childcare. These are barriers that can otherwise make it impossible to succeed. A community college could not do all of these things without the partnership of donors like you, as well as community organizations, alumni, local employers, and key state and local government agencies.

As you read through the stories on the following pages, you will see these partnerships in action. Your funding has not only provided direct support to our students, but has also facilitated these cross-agency and cross-campus collaborations. Your dollars have been leveraged to access other funding and create efficiencies that enable our students to experience enhanced services. When students succeed at LCC, they are not just getting a good grade or a diploma, they are becoming active members of our community, supporting their families, forging a career, and becoming leaders. Your support not only gives them needed financial footing, but also expands the choices they can make in the future. One of our scholarship recipients this year put it best when he said, “Your donation has not only elevated my future and wellbeing but has also deeply inspired my 16-year-old son and his outlook on pursuing a college degree. You have touched the hearts of our family and transformed what we thought was possible.”

Whether you are a financial donor, employer, advisory board member, or community volunteer –thank you for your transformative partnership with Lane Community College.

2023 “Those Who Inspire” Honorees

The LCC Foundation is delighted to honor the following supporters whose generosity has had an impact on Lane, our students, and the work of the Foundation.

Individual Honoree: Kathie Tippens Wiper

Kathie has been a member of the President’s Circle since 2001. Along with her late husband, Tom, she has supported culinary and hospitality scholarships at Lane for twenty years. Together, they were instrumental in the formation and accreditation of Lane’s Culinary programs.

Kathie has been a sponsor of the Foundation’s fall fundraiser every year since inception in 2003, and has made major gifts in support of KLCC, the Health and Wellness Center, and the Center for Learning and Student Success. During the pandemic, she contributed generously to ensure students had access to remote learning. She has been an LCC Foundation Board Member since 2012 and served as chair of the President’s Circle Committee. We are delighted to honor Kathie for her leadership and generosity.

Corporate and Foundation Honoree: US Bank and US Bank Foundation

US Bank has supported the LCC Foundation for over 30 years with major gifts in support of the LCC Airshow, Business Development Programs and the Conference and Culinary Campaign. They have sponsored the Foundation’s fall fundraiser since 2004. Staff from US Bank’s local branch have served as LCC Foundation board members, committee members, event chairs, and scholarship readers. The US Bank Foundation has supported the LCC Foundation via scholarship support since 2003. Last year, they pivoted their giving and gave a major grant to LCC’s Rites of Passage Program –designed to inform and inspire local high school students of color by immersion in their own respective cultures focusing on their shared history, literature, and traditions. We truly appreciate this commitment to equity and support of Lane students.

Special Award of Recognition: Chef Clive Wanstall

Chef Clive has supported the LCC Foundation for many years. At every Harvest Dinner he was the instructing Chef or helping in the kitchen. He donated “Dinner with Clive” as a regular auction package and in 2020, when the fall fundraiser was virtual, he filmed “Cooking with Clive,” preparing his own recipes for guests to cook along at home. Each year Chef Clive led his students in a crash-course in high volume production – preparing a full Thanksgiving meal for as many as 2,500 families in need. We are honored to present this Special Award of Recognition to Chef Clive.

Dylan Williams is a Veteran, husband, father, second-year nursing student at Lane Community College, and the recipient of the Coeta and Donald Barker Foundation scholarship. Dylan’s early life was marked by the tumultuous separation of his parents, setting the stage for a childhood marked by constant upheaval. He found himself thrust into a cycle of frequent moves and transient living arrangements, perpetually uprooting his sense of home and belonging. While his mother tried to provide stability for him and his older brother, they often experienced housing insecurity, constantly shifting between homes and schools.

Most of his early school years were spent in Oregon, but summers were when he reconnected with his roots and family in Alaska where he worked alongside his father and uncles on fishing boats. Dylan attended six different high schools across Oregon, New Jersey, and Alaska, making it hard to put down roots or plan as he approached high school graduation. After a conversation with a recruiter, he signed up with the Marines, drawn to their traditions, pride, and the structure that they offered to a young man who felt adrift. Embracing the challenge, he served four years active duty and then returned to Oregon, taking a job at Seneca Sawmill, and also signing up for the Army National Guard. Dylan deployed with the National Guard in 2019. He was stationed in Qatar where he worked as a medic, responsible for the well-being of his unit. This was his introduction to healthcare and sparked an interest in the field.

After an accident resulted in a serious damage to his shoulder and a head injury which required months of recovery, he began thinking in earnest about a career in healthcare. Dylan recalls, “I was nervous, I had never been in college, and I would have to start at the

bottom – Math 20. But I did well, and once I aced Anatomy and Physiology, I realized, I really can do this.” With encouragement from friends and from his wife, Erin, he completed his prerequisites, excelled in his studies, and was accepted into Lane Community College’s Nursing Program in 2022. He will graduate in summer 2024, joining the ranks of healthcare professionals serving our community.

Today, Dylan and Erin have a two-year-old daughter, Charlotte, and eagerly await the arrival of their second child this year. Scholarships have been more than just financial assistance for Dylan; they have been a lifeline, enabling him to pursue his dreams while supporting his young family. The additional support from scholarships have provided him with the opportunity to focus more on his studies, pursue his passion for nursing, and ultimately make a difference in his community. To our donors he says, “You’ll never fully know the impact that you make. There are so many of us who benefit from these scholarships. You have opened a door for us –whether it’s to become your nurse, or the guy who will build your house. We thank you.”

Dylan and Family

CHRISTINA HOWARD AND TODD MILLER SERVICE AND SUPPORT

Christina Howard and Todd Miller know firsthand how Lane Community College is the workforce hub of our region. As donors, employers, small business owners, alumni and leaders – they have helped build a thriving physical therapist assistant program, spearheaded our robust PTA alumni network, given and fundraised for annual PTA scholarships, and cared deeply about the success of our students. “We've both been fortunate to land in careers where every day we get to do something that is helping our community.”

Todd and Christina met through their shared love of physical activity and the outdoors. Christina attended UCLA, and then went to graduate school at UC – San Francisco, where she completed her physical therapy degree. Todd moved to San Francisco to work as an environmental consultant. Both runners, they connected through a running club, before moving to Eugene, “just for two years,” Todd to pursue graduate work in environmental studies at the University of Oregon and Christina to look at career opportunities in physical therapy. That was over twenty years ago – they never left and have made Eugene their home. Today, Todd works for the City of Springfield as the Environmental Services Supervisor, and they have two children, Silas and Cassidy.

Christina’s first connection with Lane Community College was through her work as a physical therapist, and she offered internship

placements for LCC students. Once connected to the College, Christina and Todd took a noncredit class for first time homebuyers, followed by a wine appreciation course at the Cottage Grove campus – making them LCC alums themselves! In 2004, like many potential small business owners, Christina turned to the Small Business Development Center for education. “I was thinking about going out on my own, but I didn't know how to do it.” After nearly two decades of success, she recently sold her practice, Axis Physical Therapy & Rehab.

In 2008, Christina’s connection to LCC deepened, as she launched the Physical Therapist Assistant program. With support from an engaged advisory committee and faculty team, she built the curriculum, filed for accreditation, and welcomed the first cohort of PTA students in 2009. She has since seen 272 program graduates, who today work for more than 200 employers. Some graduates have returned to LCC to continue their education through the nursing program, and some have earned, or are earning, their Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Christina also oversaw the expansion of the program through a partnership with Rogue Community College to serve southern Oregon. PTA program graduates remain connected through a strong alumni network that Christina and her team created –which has served as one of the models for LCC’s Alumni Network, launching this year.

SPECIALIZED SUPPORT SERVICES

ADDRESSING LANE’S LATENT LABOR FORCE

Lane Community College’s Specialized Support Services (S3) provides a pathway to independence. This program is a crosscommunity collaboration that exemplifies LCC’s innovative approach to workforce development with one of our most vulnerable populations – community members with intellectual and developmental disabilities. S3, as it is known, operates as a cooperative venture between Lane Community College, the Lane County Office of Developmental Disabilities, and the State of Oregon’s Developmental Disabilities Service Department and the Oregon State Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. Currently serving nearly 30 students each term, and with hundreds of alumni, this program is strategically positioned to ensure these students receive the training they need to become successful and productive.

Community members who receive S3 employment training and support are termed “student workers” because they are both employees of LCC, as well as students at LCC. They receive education at no cost and earn stipends for co-operative work experiences. Instruction, job training and work experiences are provided on the LCC campus and at local businesses. S3 also offers Job Development and Job Coaching Services – student workers who have the skills necessary to succeed in the competitive employment market are assisted in finding and maintaining community employment in an integrated setting.

S3’s newest training opportunity is the Food Pantry, funded by a recent grant from the Obie Family Foundation. Student workers organize, stock, and distribute food and other essential goods. This also provides an opportunity to interface with customers, building confidence and social skills in a retail setting. S3 is currently

collaborating with Lane’s Culinary program to take this a step further by ensuring that S3 students obtain food handler’s cards, and learn to create complete, nutritious meals. It’s a valuable skill that will translate to the workforce and enrich many students’ lives.

S3’s time-limited approach focuses on skill acquisition over 12-18 months, leading to competitive employment placement. Afterwards, S3 remains committed and connected to graduates, offering personalized job coaching to ensure long-term success and stability. The success of the S3 program is possible because of community partners. Employers like Walmart, Service Master, Hobby Lobby, Albertsons, Safeway, Valley River Center, and Papa’s Pizza among others provide graduates with ongoing employment opportunities.

Patsy Slaughter, S3 Coordinator, underscores the program’s personalized approach, stating, “When students come to us, they have significant barriers to overcome. We work with each student to find the ways they can be successful, gain skills, and confidence in their abilities – we make a plan together to reach their goals.”

Lane Community College’s S3 program embodies the spirit of inclusivity and empowerment, offering individuals with disabilities the chance to thrive in our community. The program staff are steadfast in their commitment to fostering independence, one student at a time. With continued community support and dedication, S3 will continue to serve as a pathway to success in the workforce for individuals striving to realize their dreams and aspirations.

LCC Student Workers, D’Anthony G., and Shawn O. with S3 Alum, Patrick Rush, S3 Program Coordinator, Patsy Slaughter and Dean of Workforce Development, Justin Chin

PATRICK RUSH

LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALUMNUS

Patrick Rush is an alumnus of Lane Community College’s S3 Program. In 2023, after the sudden loss of his parents, who had supported him and provided him with stability, he was not prepared to live independently and so he entered into a group home. His new foster provider was wellacquainted with the S3 program, a lifeline for individuals like Patrick seeking training, growth, and employment opportunities.

The S3 program played a pivotal role in Patrick's journey of self-discovery and empowerment, serving as a catalyst for his personal and professional growth. When he entered the program, he was unsure of himself, anxious at any interaction with people and completely withdrawn. He found a supportive environment in both his foster home and in the S3 program, and today has gained true sense of agency and purpose in his life.

The program not only provided Patrick with access to job opportunities, but also offered comprehensive support services tailored to his unique needs. Upon entry into the program Patrick worked on an assessment plan with his team to identify his skills, interests, and set short and long-term goals. Recognizing Patrick's lack of prior work experience, the program offered specialized training sessions designed to equip him with the necessary skills to succeed. He participated in job readiness workshops covering resume writing, interview skills, and workplace etiquette. His on-site training as a member of the custodial crew helped him gain confidence in working as a member of a team. Within a short time, he became the team leader, communicating and delegating tasks to others on the crew. He

eventually started working in the Food Pantry, which required comfortably interfacing with customers – a major personal achievement. He became a mentor to other students, sharing his experiences and helping others build confidence.

Today, Patrick works at Walmart as an associate. He aspires for further advancement and career development and is diligently working to gain additional skills. He knows that his work ethic will lead to opportunities for promotion, his experience at Walmart has provided him with a solid foundation upon which to build his future. His days are filled with meaningful interaction both at home and in the workplace. What once seemed like insurmountable challenges— interacting with coworkers and customers and navigating unfamiliar environments— are now his favorite part of the day.

Patrick’s journey from anxious introvert with no work experience to a confident member of the workforce was marked by countless small victories. Each day brought new opportunities for him to confront barriers, challenge his limitations, and emerge with new skills. Patrick is proud at how far he has come. Of the S3 program, he says, “It completely changed my life. I didn't have any skills whatsoever. This was my first ever training for a job. I can't honestly imagine if you would have told me a few years ago that I would be working. It would have been inconceivable.” From a place of uncertainty, he has forged a path towards stability and selfreliance, guided by the unwavering support of those who believed in his potential.

OBIE FAMILY FOUNDATION

COMMITMENT TO PHILANTHROPY

Partnerships make a huge difference in LCC’s ability to provide vital wraparound supports, ensuring students can achieve their goals. The Obie Family Foundation is one of many partners who champion the work of the College through their support of crucial programs and services. Founded in 2000 by Brian and Karen Obie, the Obie Family Foundation is focused on pathways for individuals and families to achieve self-improvement and economic stability. Brian articulates their mission succinctly: to provide a "stepping stone" for community members striving to enhance their lives. Their focus lies on supporting organizations dedicated to development and support of community members actively seeking self-improvement and growth. They resonate with LCC's commitment to providing accessible, quality education that empowers individuals to thrive.

Brian and Karen view LCC as not only an educational institution but also a practical resource for both individuals and businesses in the community. Their children and several grandchildren have benefited from taking courses at Lane – two of their granddaughters are graduates of the culinary program. Brian encourages his employees to take advantage of LCC's offerings, recognizing the value of education in personal and professional growth. Through partnerships with institutions like LCC, the Obie Family Foundation seeks to pave the way for a more prosperous community.

The Obie Family Foundation’s gift to LCC's Specialized Support Services (S3) Program in 2023 exemplifies the family’s goals. Drawing

upon the family’s desire to bridge the gap between education and opportunity, as well as their experience with the College’s culinary program and campus supports, the family’s gift seeded a critical expansion to the S3 program. This support fueled a new pathway for our S3 students – ensuring that students could obtain a food handler’s card, get practical work experience in our on-campus food pantry and culinary program, and prepare them for food service careers. S3 students also explore job opportunities with local employers in the culinary field and visit job sites. This gift not only supercharges opportunities for our students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, but it also expands the potential workforce in our community.

Reflecting on his own journey, Brian Obie emphasizes the pivotal role education played in his career. While he didn't obtain a college degree, he pursued knowledge relentlessly, attending courses and seminars to continuously evolve and improve. In Lane Community College, he sees a gateway to opportunity—a place where individuals can broaden their horizons and develop practical skills. He views LCC as a valuable resource for individuals seeking to expand their knowledge and improve their prospects, echoing the family’s goal to support self-sufficiency. The partnership between the Obie Family Foundation and Lane Community College is a testament to the power of partnership in creating positive change.

November 2023

At 2023’s The Celebration, guests enjoyed interactive LCC program highlights and activities during the reception.

Our third annual The Celebration at Lane, on November 2, 2023, was a resounding success. Our event co-chairs, Maylian Pak and Dr. Matt Shapiro, were delighted to host our guests and celebrate our students, our programs, and our entire community – raising over $350,000!

Our 2023 Title Sponsor was Wildish. The Haugland Family Foundation joined again as a 2023 Gala Sponsor as well as the Yordy-Kropf Charitable Fund. Our Platinum, Gold, Silver, In-Kind and other sponsors made The Celebration complete with their incredible support. Thank you to all our event donors, guests, and volunteers!

Check out the photos from The Celebration here:

Aviation Academy

Fabrication and Welding

Diesel Technology

Emergency Medical Technician

Lady Titans – Women's Basketball

LCC Concert Choir

Lane Community College

HEALTH PROFESSIONS BUILDING

The 2020 Bond made the long-awaited second stage of Lane’s Health Professions buildings a reality for Lane and our community. We broke ground on the 32,000 square foot project in December of 2022. Construction is scheduled to be completed by late spring of 2024, with programs moving into the building over the summer. This fall, Lane’s Medical Assisting, Emergency Medical Technician, Dental Hygiene, and Dental Assisting students will start the academic year in the new facility. This is the first time that Lane’s Medical Assisting and Dental programs will have a dedicated space on campus. From sterilization rooms and x-ray suites to an ambulance bay with space to rappel, this building is designed to suit the unique training needs of the programs housed within.

2020 Bond Updates

INDUSTRIAL TRADES EDUCATION CENTER (ITEC)

ITEC will be the central hub of Lane’s Career Technical Programs. We broke ground on the project in May of 2023. The 57,000 square foot facility will house Lane’s Apprenticeship programs, Construction Technology, CNC Machining, Advanced Manufacturing, and Aviation Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The expansive high-bay program space will house workshops surrounded by workspaces including general classrooms, apprenticeship labs, a computer lab, a fabrication lab, an unmanned aircraft systems lab, study areas, faculty offices, and multi-purpose conference rooms. The project is scheduled for completion in late fall 2024 with classes starting in the building in winter of 2025.

Hard hat tours of both the Health Professions and ITEC projects are ongoing. Please contact Tiana Marrone for tour dates and information: 541-463-5538 or tiana@laneccfoudation.org

We are excited to introduce the LCC Alumni Network – celebrating the diverse individuals who have been part of Lane Community College. If you've taken a credit or non-credit class, completed a certificate program, or earned a degree, you're an integral part of our alumni community.

As a part of the Alumni Network, you’ll connect with fellow alumni, strengthen your professional network, share your experiences and insights with current students, connect with employers who hire LCC Alumni, take advantage of the many resources available at the college, and more. Employers interested in hiring alumni should also connect directly with our Alumni Network.

There’s no cost to be a part of the Network.

To learn more and become a member, visit lanecc.edu/alumni

Meet some Lane Alumni

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LCC Foundation Scholarship Readers

We are seeking new scholarship readers! The LCC Foundation awards $1 million in scholarships to our students each academic year. We are committed to providing every application with respectful, fair, and consistent consideration. We rely on a caring, dedicated team of volunteers each year to help us review student applications.

• Review online applications from your home, with your own computer, and on your own schedule

• Receive the support and training needed to feel confident and successful

• Read approximately 40-50 scholarship applications – a 25-30+ hour commitment

For more information or to get involved, please email us at scholarships@laneccfoundation.org or visit lanecc.edu/foundation/volunteer-readers

Kevin Alltucker Educator, LCC Board of Education

LCC Transfer Alum, completed degree at Oregon State University

later earned PhD at University of Oregon

Jessica Mitchell Lead Editor at Attic Media, Inc. LCC Multimedia Design Program Alum

Valerie Bond

Dental Hygienist at Dr. Rita C. Feldmanis Family Dentistry LCC Dental Hygiene Program Alum

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE MEMBERS

President’s Circle members made monetary gifts of $1,000 or more to the Foundation in 2023. Thank you for your generous support of Lane’s programs and students.

INDIVIDUALS

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Richard & Susan Abraham

Linda & Robert* Ackerman

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Janet Anderson & Evelyn Anderton*

Julie Aspinwall-Lamberts

Rich & Traci Babcock T

Jeani Holder & Michael Baines

Leland & Suzanne Barckert T

Marq Bauman

Susan Belanger

Constance Berglund

Roger & Robin Best

Stephen Birskovich

Tim Blood & Janet Dahlgren T

MaryCleve & Ronald* Boehi

Dave & Barbara Brazelton

Mary Budke

Dr. Stephanie Bulger & Mr. Glenn Oliver

Michael Burts

Lori & Michael Butler

Ann Cahill Fidanque & David Fidanque

Paula Chan Carpenter

Robert Castleberry & Joyce Thomas

Suzanne Christensen

Drs. Linda Church & Philip W. Dean

Gerald Clark

Janet Cooper

Ian Coronado

Barbara Cowan & Richard Larson

Mr. & Mrs. David Croft

David & Kristi Crowell T

Michelle Cummins

Mike & Fran Curtis

Mason & Lorraine Davis

Drs. Daniel Dietel & Kathleen Jackson

James & Barbara* Dinsmore

Lawrence & Sandra Dunlap

Noreen Dunnells

Drs. John Ellis & Nancy Borel Ellis T

Nancy & Tom English

Michael & Sheryl Eyster

Joyce & Michael Fish

Laura & Mike Flanigan

Lisa Fragala & Tibor Bessko

Jacqueline Giustina

Natalie Giustina Newlove & Robin Newlove T

Thomas & Renee Goodhew

Dr. & Mrs. G. Geoffrey Gordon

Mary Grosh T

Allan & Sharon Gubrud T

Sharon & Gerald Hagan

Elizabeth & Roger* Hall

Dr. & Mrs. Gary Halvorson

Marty Hanifin

Alex & Amanda Haugland T

Larry & Patricia Hilliard

Gaynor Hintz

Starly Hodges

Justin Hoffman

Elizabeth & Mark Holden

Christina Howard & Todd Miller

Dr. Vilija Hudson

Phillip & Jacqueline Hudspeth

Martin & Zoya Hynes

Kachina & Tim Inman

Mary Jeanne Jacobsen

Wendy & Charlie Jett T

Mark Jewell & Mary Lind Jewell

Stephen & Patricia John

Grant & Linda Johnson

Dr. Philip J. Johnson, M.D.

Mandy & Gene Jones T

Alice Kaseberg & Robert Bowie

Dr. J. Ingrid Kessler & Andy Burke T

Jane & Donald* King

Janice & Charles Kinman

Eunice Kjaer

William Klupenger T

Mary Jeanne Kuhar & John Aubrey

Diana Learner & Carolyn Simms* O T

Karen Leigh & Keith Oldham

Janet & John Lenart

Christy Loew

Wendy Loren

Patricia & Donald* Lucke

Kai & Misty Mainville

Hailey Marlton

Tiana Marrone T

Layne Mason

Grant Matthews

Anthony Meyer & Joan Claffey

Dr. William A. Miller, M.D.

Steve Mital & Amy Chinitz

Sunny Moon & Preston Shin

Kenneth & Jacqueline Murdoff

John & Christine Murphy

Dr. Lynn D. Negus*

Anne Niemiec & David Kolb

Brian & Karen Obie

Maylian Pak & Dr. Matthew Shapiro T

Jon & Diane Parro

Suzanne Parshall

Shirley Pearson

Fred & Susan Platt

Susan & Oren Posner T

Albert Poston T

Reverend & Mrs. Gary Powell

Nancy Radcliffe

Damon Rapozo

Marilyn & Lloyd Rawlings

Marcia & David Regnier

Bruce Riddle O

Elizabeth Rohr Wood & Alexander Wood

Amy Romero

Paul Roth

Ronald Rourke

Brett Rowlett T

Steve & Annie Sakaguchi T

Michael Samano

Ginny Saunders

Dr. Thomas K. Seddon, M.D.

Helen Shedd Reed

Colby Sheldon

Teresa Shelley & Noel Peterson

Al Sieradski

Mary F. T. Spilde

William Starbuck & Joan Dunbar

Jeri Stark T

Lynn Stephens

Mike & Catheryn Stickel T

David Sullivan & Laurel Olivolo

Laurie Swanson-Gribskov & Pete Gribskov

Jason Tavakolian & Jennifer Lamberg T

John & Ralene Tennis

Susan J. Thompson T

Jesika & Andrew Tillman

Kathie Tippens Wiper T

Gloria J. Tipton

Sarah Ulerick

Allison Fisher Walker

Chris Walton & Beth Sheehan T

John & Sandy Watkinson O T

Jerry Welsh T

Karen & Peter Wickstrand

Gary & Julaine Wildish

Steve & Kim Wildish O T

Lyndell Wilken

Patsy & Richard Williams*

Karen & Al Wilson

John & Judy Wolf O T

Susan Wolling T

Connie & Harry Wonham

Alan Yordy & Joan Kropf O T

ORGANIZATIONS

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Aileen Mason Family Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Airport Industrial Properties, LLC

Alan Yordy & Joan Kropf Charitable Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund T

Altrusa Club of Eugene Oregon Foundation

American Online Giving Foundation, Inc.

Ameriprise Financial Investments

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

Bank of America Financial Center – Portland T I

Banner Bank

Barbara Emily Knudson Charitable Foundation

Beehive Federal Credit Union

Bell & Anderson, LLC

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Betty Gray Early Childhood Development Endowment Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Bi-Mart Corporation T I

Brent & Michelle Laing Fund of Fidelity Charitable T

Brent & Monica Hample Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund T

Bulk Handling Systems

Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. T

City of Eugene

Community Partners

Consulate of Mexico in Portland

Crow Farm Foundation

CyberGrants T

David Sullivan Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation

Doris & Bill Scharpf Foundation

DOWL Civil Engineering

The Dunlap Family Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

East West Tea Company, LLC T

Ellen Anne Webb Trust T

Emberex, Inc. T I

Emerald Valley Dental

Eric C. Nill Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Eugene Downtown Lions Club

Eugene Downtown Lions Foundation

Cascade Medical Associates

Farwest Steel Corporation T I

Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund T

Florence V. Barnhart Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Fortis Construction, Inc. T I

The Gene Haas Foundation

The Giustina Foundation

Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund

Goudy-Powell Legacy Fund of Oregon Community Foundation T

Gubrud Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund T

Harry Ritchie’s Jeweler, Inc. I

The Haugland Family Foundation T

Herbert J. Merker Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Heritage Bank – Eugene T I

HUB International Limited T I

Industrial Source / National Fire Fighter Corp. T I

Jane Higdon Memorial Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Jerry’s Home Improvement Center T I

Jewell Family Foundation Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund T

Joan M. Claffey & Anthony J. Meyer Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

John and Elizabeth Alltucker Fund of Oregon Community Foundation T

Johnson Crushers International, Inc. An Astec Comp

Jones Family Charitable Account of Schwab Charitable Fund T

Kaiser Permanente Medical Clinic

Kessler Burke Family Fund of Oregon Community Foundation T

Kevin & Irene Alltucker Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

King Estate Winery I

Koffler Boats, Inc.

Koke New Century, Inc. Companies I

Kristi & David Crowell Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund T

The L & M Butler Family Fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Lane Community Health Council

Eugene School District 4J

Lane Forest Products T I

Lane Transit District T I

Larson Family Foundation T

LCC Office of the President T

Lease Crutcher Lewis T I

Linde Welding Gas & Equipment

Lochmead Dairy

LPL Financial

McKay Commercial Properties, LLC T I

McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center T I

The Mehlum Family Foundation

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated

Meyer Memorial Trust

Mooser Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mycelium Fund of Oregon Community Foundation T

Murphy Company T I

N.B. and Jacqueline Giustina Foundation

National Financial Services, LLC

Nike, Inc.

Northwest Community Credit Union I

NW Natural – Portland I

Oakmont Family Dental T I

Obie Companies T I

Obie Family Foundation

OCCU Foundation, Inc. T

O HUB T

Olsson Industrial Electric

On The Way Market & Deli

Oregon Community Credit Union T I

Oregon Community Foundation T

Oregon Healthcare Resources, LLC

Oregon Medical Group

Oregon Nurses Association - District 5

PacificSource Health Plans T I

The Papé Group, Inc. T I

PayPal, Inc.

PeaceHealth Oregon Region I

Pentagon Electronics Manufacturing Solutions

R & D Propane, Inc.

RBC Wealth Management

Reed Family Foundation

Rexius Forest By-Products, Inc. T I

Rohr Wood Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Rosboro Lumber Co. T I

The Roundhouse Foundation

Samuel G. McClure III* Trust T

Schwab Charitable Fund

SELCO Community Credit Union T I

Sierra Pacific Foundation T

Sierra Pacific Industries T I

Slocum Center for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine T I

SnoTemp Cold Storage T I

Springfield Creamery, Inc.

Steel-Fab, Inc.

Susan Wolling Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund T

Sushi PURE T I

Sylvia B. Giustina Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Tim Duncan Real Estate, Inc. T

Timber Products Company T I

The Towhee Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Two Sons, Inc.

Tyree Oil, Inc. T I

U.S. Bank – Oregon West Region T I

U.S. Bank Foundation

United Way of Lane County

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Vector Energy Solutions, LLC

Verda M. Giustina Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Western Pneumatics, Inc.

The Wickstrand Charitable Fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Wildish T

Willamette Valley Cancer Institute & Research Center

Willamette Valley Company T I

Women's Care Physicians & Surgeons

Yogi Tea Company T I

YourCause, LLC

Notes:

* Deceased

O President’s Circle Committee Members

T Titans – President’s Circle Donors Who Make Unrestricted Gifts

I Industry Circle Members

Linda, Dental Hygiene

Jeul, Engineering

Marco, Biology

Isaiah, Unmanned Aircraft Systems

LEGACY SOCIETY

Legacy Society members have made a special investment in the future of the college. The following individuals have informed us of bequests, policies, trusts and other planned gifts to the Foundation. Through these gifts, they will continue to transform lives beyond their lifetimes. Thank you for your commitment to our future.

Anonymous (5)

Gerlinde & Robert* Ackerman

John & Elizabeth Alltucker*

Janet Anderson & Evelyn Anderton*

Katharine Anderson Hull* & Frank Anderson*

Jeanne & Ed* Armstrong

Julie Aspinwall-Lamberts

Martha Austin

Roger & Robin Best

Anne Bonine*

Erin Bonner

Mary Bovelle Sackett*

David Brower

Linda M. Brown

William & Lynn Buskirk

Paula Chan Carpenter

Sasha Chernoff *

James & Eva Lorraine Christensen*

Bryan & Wendy Cole

Nonnie Cole*

Elizabeth Kathryn Coleman*

Tim & Harolyn Craig

Linda Danielson

Diane Daudt*

Betty J. Downs*

James Ellison*

Gregory Fisher & Joan Flanders

William & Betty Forest*

Mary Forestieri

Millroy C. Fulton*

J. Keith Garvey

Francine Goetiner

Jan Gund*

Douglas & Linda Handshaw

Marguerite Hart Grundig* & Helmuth Grundig*

Rosaria Haugland

Kathleen & Michael Hopkinson

Robert J. Hoyman*

Gina Ing

Mary Jeanne Jacobsen

Jenette Kane

Jane Stevens King

Eunice Kjaer

Roberta Konnie*

Debra & Larry Lamb

Beth Landy

Marlene Lasher

Martha J. Lehr

Karen Leigh & Keith Oldham

Janet Lenart

David Leppaluoto*

Meta Maxwell & Mark Osterloh

Samuel G. McClure III*

Doris McGinty*

Gary Mendenhall & Sandra Carrick

Anthony J. Meyer & Joan M. Claffey

Dr. Lynn D. Negus*, M.D.

Charles Newingham*

Patrick & Susan* O'Neill

Laura Olson*

Jon & Diane Parro

Charles A. Petrie*

Leigh Alice Petty*

Nancy Radcliffe

Virginia M. Ramsey*

Charles Reid*

Geraldine Reigles-McCall*

Judith A. Rhodes*

Doris & Bill Scharpf*

Jeri Scharpf

Tad Scharpf

Kathleen Shelley*

Betty Sherman*

Dennis Shine

Joyce Spence

Mary F. T. Spilde

Jeri Stark

Norma Stevens*

Mary Elizabeth Steward-Ferris*

David Sullivan

Laurie Swanson-Gribskov & Pete Gribskov

Swezey Joint Trust

William & Sandra Turnham*

Louise Wade*

Marilyn Walker

The Walsh Trust

Juliette Warner*

John & Sandy Watkinson

Robert Way

Ellen Anne Webb*

David Weil

Norman & Evelyn Wildish*

Lyndell Wilken

Larry Wood*

Alan Yordy & Joan Kropf

Notes: *Deceased

We welcome estate gifts and other planned gifts that will be realized after the lifetime of our donors. Planned giving complements your family priorities and there are options for donors at all income levels. These gifts have a large impact on Lane and our students and can involve a variety of assets. Your planned gift will have a lasting impact beyond your lifetime.

Planned gifts may include bequests and other estate gifts, charitable trusts, charitable annuities, life insurance or other modes of giving. We work extensively with planned gifts and would be happy to discuss options with you or with your representative.

We strongly encourage donors to seek independent legal and financial counsel about estate planning.

For those wishing to designate the LCC Foundation as the beneficiary in a will or other instrument, please reference: Lane Community College Foundation, EIN: 23-7113266.

For more information on planned giving, please contact Tiana Marrone at 541.463.5538 or tiana@laneccfoundation.org

LIFETIME GIVING

The Lifetime Giving Society honors the leadership & extraordinary support of Lane Community College’s most generous donors; recognizing those who have given lifetime gifts totaling $10,000 or more.

$1,000,000+

Don & Willie Tykeson* of the Tykeson Family Foundation

Eugene Water & Electric Board

The Giustina Foundation

Ralph & Gilma Greenhoot* ∞

The Haugland Family Foundation

John & Robin Jaqua Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Roberta Konnie* ∞

Meyer Memorial Trust

Oregon Community Foundation

PeaceHealth Oregon Region

Robert W. & Bernice Ingalls Staton Foundation ∞

Doris & Bill Scharpf* ∞

$500,000 - $999,999

Anonymous (1)

Charles A. Petrie* Trust ∞

Crow Farm Foundation

Doris & Bill Scharpf Foundation

The Ford Family Foundation

James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation

The Kresge Foundation

J. Douglas McKay*

R. J. Hoyman* Revocable Trust

Sacred Heart Medical Center

Wayne Shields* ∞

Lois Shields-Price* ∞

United Way of Lane County

Norman & Evelyn Wildish*

Joy & Carlton Woodard*

Alan Yordy & Joan Kropf

$100,000 - $499,999

Anonymous (4)

American Council on Education

Janet Anderson & Evelyn Anderton*

Katharine Anderson Hull* & Frank Anderson* ∞

Julie Aspinwall-Lamberts ∞

Roger & Robin Best

Betty Gray Early Childhood Development Endowment Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Bi-Mart Corporation

Anne Bonine*

Bonneville Power Administration

Caterpillar Foundation

Chambers Family Foundation

Sasha Chernoff *

James & Eva Lorraine Christensen*

Nonnie Cole*

Michael & Kate Coughlin

Diane Daudt*

James & Barbara* Dinsmore

Sean Easly

Eugene Masonic Lodge #11 ∞

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Fred W. Fields Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Mark & Carey Garber

Jacqueline Giustina ∞

Goldman Sachs Gives

Mary Grosh ∞

Guaranty Chevrolet & RV Super Centers

Elizabeth & Roger* Hall

Hamilton Construction Company

Niles & Mary Ann Hanson

Alex & Amanda Haugland

The Hites Foundation ∞

Starly Hodges

Industrial Source

Bernice Ingalls Staton* ∞

John & Betty Gray Early Childhood Initiative of Oregon Community Foundation

John & Elizabeth Alltucker Charitable Foundation

John & Elizabeth Alltucker Fund of Oregon

Community Foundation

Johnson Crushers International, Inc. An Astec Comp

Juan Young Trust

Jane & Donald* King ∞

Koke New Century, Inc. Companies

Doris & Norman* Kolln ∞

Linda McKay Korth

Paul & Peggy* Loepp ∞

McDonald Wholesale Co.

McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center

Mary & Rick Mowday ∞

Murphy Company

John & Christine Murphy

N.B. & Jacqueline Giustina Foundation ∞

Estate of Charles Newingham*

OCCU Foundation, Inc.

Laura Olson* ∞

Oregon Community Credit Union

Oregon Healthcare Resources, LLC

Oregon Medical Group

Oregon Urology Foundation ∞

PacificSource Health Plans

The Papé Group, Inc. ∞

Susie & Randall* Papé

PeaceHealth Siuslaw Region

Phi Air, Inc.

Pinnacle Healthcare, Inc.

Virginia M. Ramsey* ∞

The Register-Guard ∞

Charles Reid* ∞

Bruce Riddle

Marna & Walter* Schulz

Schwab Charitable Fund

SELCO Community Credit Union

Larry Slack ∞

Slocum Center for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine ∞

Mary F. T. Spilde

Spirit Mountain Community Fund

Estate of Harner Star* ∞

Norma Stevens* ∞

David Sullivan & Laurel Olivolo ∞

Marion Sweeney

Swezey Joint Trust ∞

Symantec Corporation

Kathie Tippens Wiper & Tom Wiper* ∞

Gloria J. Tipton ∞

William & Sandra Turnham* ∞

U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank Foundation

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Anne S. Voilleque ∞

Allison Fisher Walker ∞

Walmart Foundation

Juliette Warner* ∞

Frances Warren* ∞

Weyerhaeuser Company

Wildish

Women’s Care Physicians & Surgeons

The Woodard Family Foundation ∞

Dolly & Don Woolley

Donna Woolley*

$50,000 - $99,999

Anonymous (3)

Alan Yordy & Joan Kropf Charitable Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Drs. Doug Austin & Teresa Dobles

Barbara Emily Knudson Charitable Foundation

Susan Louise Belknap* ∞

Bigfoot Beverages

MaryCleve & Ronald* Boehi

William & Lynn Buskirk ∞

Dorothy & Robert* Butler ∞

Candace Callan

Armond & Susan Clemens ∞

Frances & Reggi Cline ∞

The Coeta & Donald Barker Foundation ∞

Elizabeth Kathryn Coleman* ∞

Ellen & J. Glenn Cougill*

Coquille Indian Tribe

Curtis Restaurant Equipment, Inc.

Daimler Trucks North America LLC

Donna P. Woolley Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Loy & Bert Dotson* ∞

Doyle & Donna Shepherd Foundation

James Ellison* ∞

Energy Trust of Oregon, Inc.

Erickson Air-Crane Company

Farwest Steel Corporation

Florence V. Barnhart Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

William & Betty Forest* ∞

Mary Forestieri ∞

Fortuna Distributing Co.

Millroy C. Fulton*

The Gene Haas Foundation

Natalie Giustina Newlove & Robin Newlove

Carolyn & Larry* Giustina

William & Lisa Greenhoot

Harry Ritchie’s Jeweler, Inc.

Larry & Patricia Hilliard

Elizabeth & Mark Holden

Home Federal Bank

Honeywell Foundation, Inc.

Hynix Semi-Conductor America, Inc.

J. Glenn and Ellen A. Cougill Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Alice Kaseberg & Robert Bowie

Kendall Automotive Group

King Estate Winery

Larson Family Foundation

Lease Crutcher Lewis

Libke & Hintz Family

Samuel G. McClure III*

George & Diane McCully

McKay Commercial Properties, LLC

Robert & Mary McMeekin ∞

Emel & Johan* Mehlum ∞

Kenneth & Jacqueline Murdoff ∞

National Financial Services, LLC

Norman & Olga Evelyn Wildish Fund of Oregon

Community Foundation

Northwest Community Credit Union

NW Natural - Eugene

OEA Choice Trust

Pacific Continental Bank

Pentagon Electronics Manufacturing Solutions

Philip & Florence V. Barnhart Fund of Oregon

Community Foundation

Albert Poston ∞

Nancy Radcliffe ∞

The Roberts Foundation

Jack & Tammy Roberts

Mr. & Mrs. Rohn Roberts

The Roundhouse Foundation

Sacred Heart Medical Staff

Patricia & Chuck Shepard

Sierra Pacific Industries

Southwestern Oregon Community College

Springfield Chamber of Commerce

Jeri Stark

Lynn Stephens ∞

Beth Steward-Ferris* & Gerald Ferris* ∞

Mike & Catheryn Stickel

Jean & Wayne* Tate

Trillium Community Health Plans

Umpqua Bank

Marion I. Walter*

John & Sandy Watkinson ∞

Wells Fargo Bank

Western Pneumatics, Inc.

Lyndell Wilken ∞

Susan Wolling ∞

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous (9)

John & Willa Alvord

Susana & Edward* Anderson

Associated Students of Lane Community College

Laura & Gil Avery*

B & A International, Inc.

Babb Properties Partnership LTD

Baker Family Foundation

Tony & Wendy Baker

Bank of America - Eugene

Robert Barber

John & Ruth Bascom*

Bell & Anderson, LLC

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Mary Bovelle Sackett* ∞

Albert & Catherine Brauer*

Dave & Barbara Brazelton

John Bredesen

John & Christa Brombaugh

Burley Design, LLC

Carter & Carter Wealth Strategies

Robert Castleberry & Joyce Thomas

Charles & Sylvia Huhtanen Trust

Chuck’s Service Center

City of Eugene Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan

June and Edwin Cone*

Barbara Cowan & Richard Larson

Cummins Northwest

Datalogic ADC, Inc.

Peter & Heidi Davidson

Mason & Lorraine Davis

Barbara Delansky

Dell Corporation

Dotson’s Coburg Antiques

Dunham Olds-Cadillac

Ellen Anne Webb* Trust

The Enterprise Group

Eugene Downtown Lions Club

Eugene Downtown Lions Foundation

FabTrol Systems, Inc.

Ferguson Wellman Capital Management

Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC

Kathryn Finnerty ∞

Greg Fitz-Gerald & Susan Soonkeum Cox

Florence Rotary Club

Frances A. Staten Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

General Motors - Michigan

Gheen Irrigation Works - Lake Eugene

Verda Giustina

Goudy-Powell Legacy Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Gubrud Family Charitable Trust of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Barbara & Andrew* Gurney ∞

Sharon & Gerald Hagan

John & Joy Haines

Pat & Dean Hansen ∞

Helene Fuld* Health Trust

Heli-Jet Corporation*

Nadine Hollingworth & Stu Burge*

Industrial Finishes

Gina Ing*

Isler CPA

Mary Jeanne Jacobsen

Jerry’s Home Improvement Center

Grant & Linda Johnson ∞

Kacey Joyce

Harry & Marguerite Kendall*

Kevin & Irene Alltucker Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Kingzett Foundation

Eunice Kjaer ∞

Deborah & Charles Larson*

LCC Office of the President

Diana Learner & Carolyn Simms*

Leavitt’s Freight Service, Inc.

Lochmead Dairy

Wendy Loren

LPL Financial

Patricia & Donald* Lucke

Mary Gay Holland* Revocable Trust

Marie E. Matsen

Doris McGinty* ∞

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management - Eugene Metrocom Development, LLC

Tony Meyer & Joan Claffey ∞

Mid-Valley Helicopters

Glenn Munro & Olya Tsyrkun

Mr. & Mrs. John Murphy Jr.

Newman’s Fish Company

Northwest Stamping & Precision, Inc.

OBEC Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Nancy Oft Rose & Michael Rose*

Oregon Cardiology

Oregon Community Recovery Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Oregon Judicial Department

Oregon Rubber Company

Oregon State Lottery

Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association

Outback Steakhouse

Pacific Benefit Consultants

Suzanne Parshall

James & Lelia* Paschall ∞

Shirley & James* Pearson

Lea & Herb* Person ∞

Susan Polchert & Stephen McGirr

Reverend & Mrs. Gary Powell

PPG Industries Foundation

Donald & Lisa Rainer

Marilyn & Lloyd Rawlings

Don Rayburn*

Reed Family Foundation

Rexius Forest By-Products, Inc.

Donald & Lonnie Ritchie

Rosboro Lumber Co.

Ronald Rourke

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines

Steve & Annie Sakaguchi

Linda & Lynn* Schoenfeld

SCT Global Education Solutions

Jennifer Sellers & James Greenwood*

Helen Shedd Reed

Kathleen Shelley*

Tracie & Ramin Shojai

Siuslaw Financial Group

Sylvanus and Cynthia Smith*

Straub Family

Jane Straub

Laurie Swanson-Gribskov & Pete Gribskov

Tardie Investments, LLC

TE Connectivity - Medical Division

Gary & Sandy Thomsen

Dick & Marjorie Tipton ∞

Gloria J. Tipton

Ellen Tykeson & Ken Hiday

Tyree Oil, Inc.

Umpqua Community College

Vector Energy Solutions, LLC

Verda M. Giustina Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Marilyn Walker ∞

Ward Insurance Agency, Inc.

Western Lane Community Foundation

Peter & Karen Wickstrand

Steve & Kim Wildish

Yvonne & James* Wildish ∞

Willamette Valley Cancer Institute & Research Center

Willamette Valley Company

John & Judy Wolf

Elizabeth Wright ∞

$10,000 - $24,999

Anonymous (11)

A. J. & Roslyn S. Gaines Foundation

AAUW Eugene - Lane Branch

Richard & Susan Abraham

Linda & Robert* Ackerman

Agate Resources, Inc.

Beverly Allen

Florence & George Alvergue* ∞

American Online Giving Foundation, Inc.

Ameriprise Financial

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

An Advised Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Virginia Anderson

Susana & Edward* Anderson

API, Inc.

Aramark Uniform Services, Inc.

Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon

Arlie & Company

Keyhan & Lauren Aryah

AT&T Wireless Service

Rich & Traci Babcock

Julie Baker*

Bob Baldwin & Kathy Thomas

Bank of America Financial Center - Portland

Leland & Suzanne Barckert

Kate Barry

Carol Beckley & Earl Huntington

Emelia J. Benjamin, MD, ScM & David Pollak ∞

Ronald & Janet Bertucci

Ruth & Leonard Betz*

Sandra Boynton*

Mary Brau

Bulk Handling Systems

Mike & Lori Butler

Ann Cahill Fidanque & David Fidanque

Robert Canaga & Linda Lawrence

Karen Carlson ∞

Paula Chan & Scott* Carpenter

CARQUEST Auto Parts

Terrence & Anne Carter

Cascade Manor, Inc.

Cat’s Ear Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Centene Management Company, LLC

Katrina Cernozubov-Digman

Chambers Communications, Inc.

Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.

Dottie Chase

Jacqueline & Greg Chase

Paul & Mary Chavin

Chris & Helen Miller Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Sonya Christian

Drs. Linda Church & Philip W. Dean

Clear Channel Broadcasting

Carol & Michael Clearwater

Columbia Helicopters, Inc.

Comcast, Inc.

Thomas & Stephanie Connor

Consulate of Mexico in Portland

Jim Crabbe Sr.

Tim & Harolyn Craig

Scott Crawford

James & Suzi* Creech

Mr. & Mrs. David Croft

Dallas Glass & Window

Dance USA

Gregory & Corlies Delf

Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation

DOWL Civil Engineering

Betty J. Downs*

Drinking Gourd Elementary School

Duchesneau Family Trust ∞

Lawrence & Sandra Dunlap ∞

The Dunlap Family Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable Fund

Wilbur Edwards*

Emberex, Inc.

Emerald Community Fellowship

The Emmaus Foundation ∞

Nancy & Tom English

Eugene Airport Rotary Club

Eugene Metropolitan Rotary Club ∞

Eugene New Car Dealers Association

Eugene School District 4J

Eugene Service Parts

Evergreen Community Development Foundation

Faye & Lucille Stewart Foundation

The Fertility Center of Oregon

Joyce & Michael Fish

Don & Laurel Fisher*

Flightcraft, Inc.

Forrest Paint Company

Cindy & Robert* Forsythe

David & Deena Frosaker

General Motors - Virginia

Ron George & Patricia Takacs

Jim & Adriana Giustina

Polly Gotter & Cordy Jensen

Grainger Inc.

Gray Community College Scholarship Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Adam Grosowsky

Margaret & Ronald Hamilton

Brent & Monica Hample

Marty Hanifin

Marguerite Hart Grundig* & Helmuth Grundig* ∞

Heli-Trade Corp.

Michael Hennessey ∞

Gaynor Hintz

Anne Hollander

Carl Horstrup

IBM International Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Nobuo Ikegami ∞

Jane Higdon Memorial Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Dr. Tom Jefferson

Jeld-Wen Foundation

Wendy & Charlie Jett

Mark Jewell & Mary Lind Jewell

Jewish Communal Fund

Stephen & Patricia John

Mandy & Gene Jones

Jones & Roth, PC

Jones Family Charitable Account of Schwab Charitable Fund

Kaiser Permanente

Jenette Kane

Dr. J. Ingrid Kessler & Andy Burke

Donovan & Dorothy Kimball

Janice & Charles Kinman

Scott & Kathy Kitchel

KLCC - NPR for Oregonians

William Klupenger

KMTR NewsSource 16

Dean & Carolyn Kortge

Mary Jeanne Kuhar & John Aubrey

KVAL-TV

Lane County Dental Research Group

Lane County Medical Alliance

Lane Transit District

Lane Workforce Partnership

Dr. Gary LeClair & Janice Friend

Ada O. L. Lee*

Karen Leigh & Keith Oldham

Francisca Leyva Johnson & Rolf Johnson

Life Technologies Corp

James & Robin Lindly

Logan & Reavis Air, Inc.

Rosemary & Stanton Long

Lucas Truck & Equipment Sales, Inc.

Jeanne Maasch

Paul Machu & Susan Castillo

Madill Equipment

Tiana Marrone

Robert Marshall, Jr. & Enid Johannes-Marshall

Harriet Martin*

Joann & Richard* McClintic

Joel & Jacqueline McClure*

Barbara & Robert* McCorkle

Duncan & Jane McDonald

Francis "Mac" McIntosh* ∞

McKenzie River Gathering Donor Advised Grants

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management - Los Angeles

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated

MetroBru

Dr. Christopher Miller, M.D., P.C.

Thomas & Gretchen Miller

Monaco Coach Corporation

Dr. Jerold Hawn & Judge Mary Jane Mori

Satoko Motouji

Valerie Moy ∞

Marilyn Murdoff Mansfield

Barbara Myrick

Mr. & Mrs. James F. Naugle

Elizabeth Naylor & James Watson

Nike, Inc.

Nils Norman Construction Ninkasi Brewery, LLC

Jackie Noack* ∞

Joyce & Nils* Norman

O HUB

Olive Bridge Fund

Olsson Industrial Electric

Oregon Association Chiefs of Police

Oregon Business Magazine

Oregon Cultural Trust

Oregon Education Association

Oregon Nurses Association - District 5

Oregon Pacific Banking Co.

Public Safety Center

Pacific Cascade Federal Credit Union

Pacific Detroit Diesel Allison Co.

Pacific Metal Fab, LLC

Maylian Pak & Matthew Shapiro

Papé Material Handling

Jordan & Keri Papé

Ryan & Jennifer Papé

Parker Hannifin Corporation - Cylinder Division

Dale & Beverly Parnell*

Jon & Diane Parro

Leo & Lois Paschelke* ∞

Peterson Machinery

Peterson Pacific Corporation

Phileo Foundation

Fred & Susan Platt ∞

Pneu-Med, Inc.

Opal & Rudy* Powell

Practical Dental Assisting of Oregon

Rosie & Chris Pryor

Robert & Cecelia Purscelley

Qwest Foundation

R & R King Logging, Inc.

R. W. Family Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

John & Dorothy Rawlings*

Raytheon Matching Gifts for Education Program

RBC Wealth Management

James & Connie Regali

Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon

Ginny & Roger Reich ∞

Geraldine Reigles-McCall*

Judith A. Rhodes*

Cheryl Roberts & Miller Adams

Amy Romero

Brett Rowlett

James & Paula Salerno

Santa Fe Tobacco Co. Foundation

SASS Corporation / McDonald’s of Springfield

Christine Sauer

Saxon’s Masonry, Inc.

Lucy Schafer-Kinsman* & Frederick Kinsman* ∞

Annie Schmidt

Grace Serbu

Colby Sheldon

Teresa Shelley & Noel Peterson

Dennis Shine

Sierra Pacific Foundation

Theresa Slocum

Snap-On Incorporated

Snap-On Tools - Lake Oswego

SnoTemp Cold Storage

Sony Disc Manufacturing

Soroptimist International of Florence

Jerry & Sandra South

Specialty Constructors

Springfield Creamery, Inc.

Helene Nielsen Stadler* Trust

Henry Stalick

William Starbuck & Joan Dunbar

Elbert Starns* Trust ∞

Selma Starns

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

State of Oregon - Arts Commission

State of Oregon - Economic & Community Dev. Dept.

State of Oregon - Oregon Cultural Trust Grants

Beverly Stillings* ∞

Peg Straub

Patricia & Robert Straub*

Sunny D Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Sweet Cheeks Winery

Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association of America

John & Ralene Tennis

Texas Instruments Inc.

Theresa Slocum Charitable Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Clyde & Jacqueline Thomas

Susan J. Thompson

John & Renate Tilson

Toyota Motor Company

Truck ‘n’ Travel

Twin Rivers Plumbing, Inc.

Sarah Ulerick ∞

Umpqua Dental Society Inc

Unique Eugene

United Airlines Maintenance

United Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.

UO Foundation

Bob Vinson

Sid & Hank* Voorhees

Vox Public Relations Public Affairs

Chris Walton & Beth Sheehan

Clive & Deena Wanstall

Waterford Grand

Western Beverage Company

Western Fluid Power, LLC

Whipple Foundation Fund of Oregon Community Foundation

Douglas & Kathryn White

Spencer Whitted

Mark & Cynthia Whittington

Wickstrand Family

Willamette National Forest - USFS

The Williams Foundation

Williams-Wilson Automobiles

Patsy & Richard Williams*

Carrie Wilson-Link ∞

Karen & Al Wilson ∞

Michael M. Wilson ∞

Women of the Moose #1440 - Springfield

Norris Wynn

YourCause, LLC

Land Gifts

Wilford Gonyea*

Cecelia & Joe Romania*

Notes:

* Deceased

∞ Endowment

Maycol, Human Services

Vivian, Electrical Apprenticeship

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET

2023 ASSETS $26.3M

2023 LIABILITIES

2023 FUND BALANCE $26.3M

Legal and Tax Information

Our official corporate name is the Lane Community College Foundation. This name should be used in all legal documents.

Gifts to the Lane Community College Foundation qualify as charitable contributions to an IRS Section 501(c)(3) organization for federal estate and gift tax purposes.

Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, please feel free to call us at 541.463.5538 with any questions or comments.

www.lanecc.edu/foundation