2024 Impact Report

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OUR DEEPEST THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS, BRETHREN, AND MASONIC FAMILY FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT.

We care deeply about the members of our Masonic Family and communities at large. Throughout this

publication, you will see the impact of the Oregon Masonic Charities and support from our generous donor community.

For full financial reporting, refer to the correlating Proceedings book, available at The Grand Lodge office or digitally, by request.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Message

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Values & Leadership

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Assistance Provided

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Creating A Partnership

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MasonicAid

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Classroom of the Month

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Educational Assistance

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Jennings McCall Retirement Community

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Lodge Repair & Improvement Grants

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SMART Reading Support

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Thank You to Our Donors

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NEW: Giving Societies

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Dear Donors

These pages reflect the profound impact of your generosity and dedication throughout the year. As we look back on all that we’ve accomplished together, we are overwhelmed with gratitude for your steadfast commitment to our mission.

The Masonic Family’s passion for service and philanthropy continues to be the driving force behind our ability to uplift those in need.

Because of you, we have provided critical resources, guidance, and relief to individuals and families facing difficult times.

Your kindness has not only changed lives—it has strengthened the bonds of community and compassion that define Oregon Freemasonry. The difference you make is real, and the hope you provide is immeasurable.

Your support is more than a gift; it is a testament to the values we cherish in Oregon Freemasonry and the Masonic Family—brotherly love, relief, and truth. With your continued belief and support in our mission, we are inspired to continue to maintain and expand our outreach efforts and strengthen our impact in the years ahead.

As we embark on another year of service, we invite you to remain an integral part of this journey. Thank you for standing with us, for giving so selflessly, and for embodying the heart of the Masonic Family. Together, we are building a legacy of kindness that will endure for generations to come.

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Marc L. Strong Grand Master 2025-2026 The Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Oregon 2

WE BELIEVE Men of good character can join together to foster a brotherhood of dutiful stewards to provide charity beyond ourselves and strengthen our communities.

We believe that together we can make a difference.

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MASONIC & EASTERN STAR HOME BOARD CHAIRMAN Timothy Best Immediate Past Grand Master Marc Strong Grand Master

VICE CHAIR Lanni Strong Junior Past Grand Matron Nancy Pugsley Worthy Grand Matron

Richard Varner Deputy Grand Master

Kim Avery Associate Grand Matron

Gregory Hinkelman Senior Grand Warden

Supporting:

Eric Young Junior Grand Warden

OREGON MASONIC CHARITABLE FOUNDATION BOARD PRESIDENT James Munson VICE PRESIDENT David Fryday, P.G.M. Member Andre Cvitanich

Member Richard Varner Member Gregory Hinkelman Secretary James Morgan, P.G.M.

Member Gary Ball

James Morgan, P.G.M. Grand Secretary Gary Ball Grand Treasurer

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THANK YOU FOR MAKING A PROFOUND IMPACT ON OUR FRATERNITY AND COMMUNITIES.

Total

TOTAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

MasonicAid (includes Giving Tree) Lodge Improvement Grants Educational Assistance Creating A Partnership Misc. (i.e. Classroom of the Month, S.M.A.R.T.)

$928,383 $179,180 $98,440 $98,117 $76,000

$1,380,120 13%

INCREASE OVER 2023 ASSISTANCE 4

87%

SUPPORTS MASONIC FAMILIES

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STAFF ADMINISTER THESE FUNDS

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

BY REGION

$573,669

$138,124

$165,594

$169,584

OUT OF STATE

$52,003

REGIONS:

$281,146

1 - NORTHWEST 2 - METRO EAST 3 - WILLAMETTE VALLEY 4 - SOUTHWEST 5 - CENTRAL / EASTERN

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To amplify the impact of communityfocused projects led by Oregon Lodges, Creating A Partnership is designed to extend their reach and deepen their effect on those served.

Through this initiative, the Oregon Masonic Charitable Foundation will reimburse 50% of eligible project expenses—returning fifty cents for every dollar a Lodge invests in its local community.

Two main categories of beneficiaries:

CREATING A PARTNERSHIP 67%

- Olivia, 5th Grader

Together

WE’RE SHAPING A BRIGHTER FUTURE.

INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES Providing clothing, school supplies, coats, shoes, dental work, eyeglasses, etc. Lodge scholarships are also an eligible form of support.

“Thank you for donating the Kindles.

They really helped me read faster and I enjoyed being able to have more books at once.”

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“My family and I greatly appreciate the support. I plan on using this scholarship award toward my academic studies by purchasing books for class and potentially fuel to [get to school.]”

- Noel, Scholarship Recipient 13%

SCHOLARSHIPS ACADEMIC INCENTIVES COMMUNITY PROJECTS

COMMUNITY PROJECTS Supporting sack lunch, backpack, health or reading programs, and other projects operated by charitable or other non-profit organizations. Public entities such as a school, firehouse, or police department also qualify.

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Lodges received matching-funds to support local communities.

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The incentive of new bicycles or Kindle e-readers encourages reading amid students.

Scholarships offer direct support of local students’ academic and future success.

Supporting robotics clubs nurtures curiosity and ingenuity, inspiring students to grow.

You helped

BUILD SKILL & CONFIDENCE

YOU’VE HELPED STUDENTS THRIVE IN STATEWIDE READING GROUP CHALLENGES. Thanks to the generous support of Multnomah Lodge, students at Holcomb Elementary had greater access to quality literature during the 2024 Oregon Battle of the Books (OBOB). With this help, Holcomb was able to provide Kindles loaded with e-books and audiobooks, giving all 46

student participants more flexibility and accessibility in their reading experience.

Ten teams of 3rd–5th graders read 16 books and competed in school battles, with the Reading Masters team (above) advancing to the regional competition— placing in the top four out of 21 teams.

Their hard work, teamwork, and love of reading were truly inspiring to witness.

Community partners like the PTA, Oregon City Schools Foundation, and

Oregon Freemasonry played a vital role in making this enriching experience possible for everyone involved. We are proud of every student who participated and deeply grateful for the generous support that helped bring these stories—and their lasting lessons—to life.

This ongoing commitment to student success beautifully reflects the heart of Masonic philanthropy—creating a brighter, more connected world for all.

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Since 2009, MasonicAid has offered steady assistance to our members and their families in times of need.

MasonicAid seeks to support quality of life for worthy and distressed Oregon Master Masons, their wives, widows and children, and female members of the Oregon Order of the Eastern Star.

MASONICAID 49%

$928,000

RESOURCE NAVIGATION Clients work with a MasonicAid case manager to help streamline the process and ensure they understand the best solutions available to them.

- Grateful Mason, Holbrook Lodge

More than

We proudly offer the following services (subject to eligibility):

30%

helped our clients afford the medical care, rent, and utilities needed statewide.

13% 8%

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MasonicAid can provide funding to assist members with health and household needs in their own homes and communities. We may also be able to offer a financial subsidy for those living in a retirement community.

“[This] approval for financial aid is an immense relief during a challenging time. It truly means the world to me and alleviates an incredible burden. I cannot express my gratitude enough for your swift and affirmative response.”

RENT / UTILITIES IN-HOME CARE LIFECARE - REMAINING CASES MEDICAL BILLS + GIVING TREE

200% INCREASE IN FINANCIAL AID PROVIDED SINCE 2020.

CHILDREN’S FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

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The costs for medical, vision, or dental services and equipment can be overwhelming. Funds are available to lighten the cost of care for children and dependents through age 21.

One of the top forms of support requested is assistance with household chores.

Home modifications like ramps can make all the difference for independence and health.

Medical, dental, and/or vision costs for care of children within the Masonic Family is available.

You helped

GIVE A SENSE OF COMFORT *Model used for client privacy

YOU PROVIDED SECURITY, RELIEF, AND WARMTH WITHIN A MASONIC CARE COMMUNITY. Finding a safe, supportive place to live can be one of the most stressful challenges a person faces—especially during times of personal transition or hardship. For one grateful beneficiary, the assistance provided by MasonicAid made all the difference.

“You have relieved me of a tremendous amount of stress,” she shared, expressing heartfelt thanks for the opportunity to move into The Jennings McCall Retirement Community with MasonicAid’s support.

Now, she enjoys a secure, clean, and welcoming environment where she feels truly at home.

She emphasizes the kindness and compassion of the staff, who go above and beyond every day: “I am blessed by the

generous attention of an excellent staff that is caring in all they say and do. Your spirit [of care] is inspiring.”

Through MasonicAid, members of the Masonic Family can access help that not only meets immediate needs, but also restores peace of mind, dignity, and stability during difficult times.

Visit www.MasonicAid.com to discover how we may support you or your loved ones.

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To support our community and local schools, Oregon Freemasonry partners with Fox12 News to honor a Classroom of the Month and invite the public to nominate those in need of supplies and support at www.KPTV.com/classroom.

Throughout the school year, recipients are selected from those nominations and awarded $1,000 in supplies of their choice, typically from a wish list.

Local Freemasons are invited to participate in the presentation of these supplies. Fox12 films the presentations to air across digital and television platforms, including Good Day Oregon, sharing the good works of Freemasonry and building relationships and rapport.

LOCAL PARTNERSHIP: CLASSROOM OF THE MONTH “I love working with the Masons!”

“I was very excited and overwhelmed with gratitude.

I’m beyond grateful the Freemasons have taken time to acknowledge us, so I want to thank them from my heart. I appreciate this gift to our children.”

- Ms. Mehera-Rosa Edgar Teacher, Sitton Elementary STEPHANIE KRALEVICH

“To feel the excitement, the enthusiasm, and to have the opportunity to feel that special connection the teachers feel every day, we are so blessed [to participate in the Classroom of the Month!]”

- W.B. David Tate Giveaway Participant, Champoeg Lodge No. 27

Without fail, the recipients are humbled by the award and often child-like themselves in picking out all the new tools and supplies for their students. It’s a great opportunity to fill the gap for classrooms in need and support those who diligently invest in children.

Since 2019, we’ve recognized

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with unique $1,000 awards of essential supplies for local students.

Hands-on tools help engage learners of all attention levels in their education.

Student-picked supplies often include technology, like videography tools or 3D printers.

Enthusiasm and awe greet the Freemasons who hand-deliver supplies to students.

You helped

KIDS BUILD CONNECTION

YOU GAVE YOUNG LEARNERS FRIENDSHIP, LANGUAGE, CONFIDENCE, AND HOPE. Teachers face the daily challenge of meeting the diverse needs of their students. That’s certainly true for Ms. Lee Ann Banning, a sign-language interpreter turned teacher, who leads the K-6 Deaf and Hard of Hearing classroom at Groner Elementary School in Hillsboro, Ore.

“Thank you, Oregon Freemasons. We are really appreciative of your generosity and kindness,” says Ms. Banning. “A lot of these kids don’t have a first language, so providing language models, watching them communicate with friends, and learn to read and write—it’s just a warm and fuzzy feeling.”

Thanks to the Classroom of the Month effort, Oregon Freemasons provided muchneeded supplies, including a high-quality speaker. “The sound quality really makes a

difference for kids who use their residual hearing,” Ms. Banning explains.

“The fact that we get to be here and help with this—to give classrooms the things they need but might have trouble getting— is really special,” says W.B. Joseph Miluso of Sherwood-Midday Lodge No. 164.

“It’s a great feeling to walk in, bring what’s needed, and see the smiles on their faces.”

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students benefited from the support provided to their families.

As our longest-standing program, Educational Assistance has benefitted the children and grandchildren of Oregon Master Masons since 1950.

Specifically, financial assistance is provided to help families struggling to make ends meet while children are in public schools (K-12) and post-high school, through age 22.

Student success is of utmost importance, prompting this offering to help pay for school supplies, tuition, and even utilities and rent if the child lives at home. Need-based support is coordinated through The Grand Lodge office with help from the associated District Deputy and Lodge.

Through this collaboration, dozens of families were helped throughout the school year. Our donors should take pride in the impact they have made, and will continue to leave, in the lives of these students and families.

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EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE When we lift up one family, we strengthen the whole Masonic community. During times of hardship, Educational Assistance ensures children and grandchildren of Oregon Masons succeed in school. Every family deserves the peace of mind that their children’s well-being won’t be compromised by rising costs or life challenges.

“Thank you so much again for this aid, it has made ‘making it through’ college possible, and I am grateful beyond words.”

- Grateful Student, University of Oregon “Thank you so much for your help over the past year—it has made a huge difference.”

- Appreciative Student, Oregon State University

PRE-PAID CARDS PUT FUNDS DIRECTLY IN THE HANDS OF FAMILIES!

Students achieve the greatest success when equipped with essential supplies & support.

For students’ healthy pastimes like clubs and sports, support can save families $800 a year.

Funding plays a crucial role in addressing food insecurities, giving families peace of mind.

Enduring, compassionate care since 1922

“I started worrying about falling and wanted to come to a place that felt safe. I knew there was no better place for me ttoo be.”

- Paul Paul Jennings McCall resident

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Your Family is Our Focus

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Retirement Living

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Assisted Living

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Progressive Care

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Memory Care

The best decision you can make for a life of independence, confidence and freedom.

2300 Masonic Way, Forest Grove, OR 97116 (503) 357-4133 • www.jenningsmccall.com

LODGE REPAIR & IMPROVEMENT GRANTS While the numbers presented in this publication focus on assistance provided to our members, their families and communities, it is important to note that funds were also distributed to maintain our Masonic history.

Grants are available to any Oregon Lodge up to $10,000 annually, provided in the form of matching funds to support improvements and ensure longevity of Lodge buildings.

This has enabled Lodges to finally conduct work that has been on hold for decades. Masonic buildings are more than just a meeting place, they are a beacon of the history and brotherhood of Freemasonry—worthy of conservation.

In 2024, nearly

$180,000

was provided directly to 20 Lodges to maintain our local Masonic history.

RESTORE YOUR LODGE TODAY! Applications available in the Grand View member database: OR.GRANDVIEW.SYSTEMS 14

Partnering to Inspire the Next Generation of Readers At the Oregon Masonic Charitable Foundation, we believe in investing in Oregon’s future—and that begins with strong readers. That’s why we proudly provided $50,000 in sponsor support to SMART Reading, helping children statewide build vital literacy skills and a love of reading.

With over 60% of Oregon third-graders not reading at grade level, the need has never been greater. Thanks to SMART Reading’s dedication and community support, more than 21,700 children received one-on-one or group reading sessions—and books to keep.

We’re proud to support a vision of Oregon where every child can thrive through the power of reading.

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YOUR GIFT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST.

Total

TOTAL DONATIONS

$1,085,840

Home Endowment Fund $853,856

Home Operating & Maintenance $109,018

Thanks to your generosity, more

than $1 MILLION was raised to benefit Oregon Masonic charities.

Throughout this publication, you will see the impact of your charitable gifts. We wish to thank our members, supporters, trustees, donors, staff, and our community and business partners for making this work possible every day. Please note, the numbers printed in these pages reflect the 2024 calendar year.

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79%

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS!

10%

Other $49,835

4% 7%

Oregon Masonic Charitable Foundation $73,131

WAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE MASONIC CHARITY

www.OregonFreemasonry.com/donate

MONTHLY GIVING

Authorize a specified amount to be electronically transferred each month to your favorite Oregon Masonic charity.

THE 1851 SOCIETY

Commit to $100 annually and watch your cumulative giving grow as a member of The 1851 Society, recognizing our most loyal donors.

THE LEGACY SOCIETY

START TODAY

online or use a donation envelope!

If you provide for one or more of the Oregon Masonic Charities through your estate plans, you qualify for membership and will be recognized in special ways.

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Connect with us about your planned giving.

Legacy Society members are honored with a personalized brick at the Richmond Memorial Masonic Library & Museum, in Forest Grove.

YOUR GIFTS:

Your Legacy.

Our Charitable Future.

For 175 years, bequests have been instrumental in shaping Oregon Masonic Charities. The foresight and generosity of past members established a tradition of giving that sustains our Fraternity, and our philanthropy, to this day.

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Support Masonic Family members and local communities in need

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Help build a permanent endowment for future generations

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Allow us to plan and grow with confidence

JOIN TODAY!

By including Oregon Masonic Charities in your will, trust, or estate, you can help carry that legacy forward—ensuring our impact endures for generations to come.

DONOR LEVELS:

DIAMOND $500,000+

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RUBY

$100,000+

EMERALD $20,000+

PEARL $5,000+

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LEGACY SOCIETY This list recognizes estates, wills, and trusts that thoughtfully and generously contributed to the Oregon Masonic Charities since 2015.

DIAMOND $500,000+

E. Jack & Dorothy Smalley Trust Finke Family Trust

RUBY

$100,000+

David & Lois Rodger Trust Frank L. Hale Trust Helen M. Gebhard Estate John D. Shoup Estate John Moffitt Foundation Kerber Estate Loren Schrock Irrevocable Living Trust Mary Louise Hayes Estate Ralph Fowler Estate Wayne and Catherine Felder Trust Wilkening Estate

EMERALD $20,000+

Logan Lanham Estate Robert Carl Graham Estate Rozetta Carpenter Estate

PEARL

$1M in legacies

received in 2024

$5,000+

Albert & Marie Sleight Revocable Trust F. & M. Schoene Endowment Fund Frank W. & Mabel Settlemier Fund George & Carolyn Goodall Foundation Gerbrandt Family Fund H. W. Fryday Trust Hyman Sadoff Irrevocable Living Trust Lawrence Orson Weaver Estate Louis Eugene Walker, Jr. Estate Marylou A. Edgerton Irrevocable Trust Palestine Masonic Lodge No. 141 Trust Rostad Family Trust Thank you to our generous donors

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1851 SOCIETY

Where Generosity Meets Masonic Purpose The 1851 Society recognizes individuals, Lodges, Chapters, and corporate partners who support Oregon Masonic Charities in uplifting our Masonic Family and strengthening local communities. These generous donors are essential to our mission to transform lives and build a better future.

Together, we stand with the Freemasons who came before us, continuing a proud tradition of generosity and creating meaningful impact that reaches far into the future.

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MEMBERSHIP ELIGIBILITY: To be eligible for membership, a donor must make an annual commitment of at least $100 in contributions during the calendar year, renewable each year on January 1.

The 1851 Society recognizes both annual and cumulative giving (since January 1, 2015) to the Oregon Masonic Charities.

JOIN TODAY! All members will receive a special 1851 Society lapel pin and have their names displayed on the virtual donor wall on OregonFreemasonry.com.

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Donors DONORS

This list recognizes donors who generously contributed $100 or more in the 2024 calendar year and highlights their total cumulative giving since 2015.

PILLAR

$25,000+

Insurance Partners, LLC O.E.S. Grand Chapter Rainier Lodge No. 24 UBS Financial Services, Inc. Vista Masonic Lodge No. 215

FOUNDATION $10,000+

Eugene Lodge No. 11 Hansen Hunter & Company P.C. Jennings McCall Center Washington Lodge No. 46

CORNERSTONE $5,000+

Belshe, James R. Burkholder Jr., Warren Case Jr., Arthur & Sherry

MASTER $2,500+

Bitar, William Griffiths, Frank R. Komraus, Richard C. *Morgan, James L. Munson, James V. Newkirk, Loren & Marjorie Pacific Lodge No. 50 Portland Lodge No. 55 *Posler, Mark L. Sidney Croft Lodge No. 206 Smith, Dennis Tillamook Lodge No. 57 Warren Lodge No. 10

FELLOWCRAFT $1,000+

Beaverton Masonic Lodge No. 100 Boyd, Robert & Susan Cornerstone Lodge No. 157 East Gate Lodge No. 155 Ebert, George G. Erwin, Craig & Sharon Granger Jr., George & Starr Harper, Ben W. Holbrook Lodge No. 30 Jensen, Jerry L. Kinney, Calvin & Susan Landauer, Robert & Valorie

*Larrance, Stephen M. Lyon Lodge No. 29 Marys River Lodge No. 221 Medford Lodge No. 103 Rohrbacher, Mark G. Sandy Masonic Lodge No. 158 *Sipp, Craig A. Van Buren, Phillip C. *Varner, Richard D. Wick, R. Michael Yesilada, Birol A.

DONOR LEVELS: Ambassador

$100,000+

Pillar

$25,000+

Foundation

$10,000+

Cornerstone

$5,000+

Master

$2,500+

Fellowcraft

$1,000+

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Donors DONORS

This list honors the remaining members of The 1851 Society who fulfilled the annual giving commitment of $100. * Indicates Monthly Donor

Adarel Chapter No. 3 • Ahrens, Robert & Gina • Albro, Martha • Armstrong, Gregory • Arunachalam, Vairavan • Attrell, Ronald • Barclay, Anna • Beall, Stephanie • Belt Lodge No. 18 • *Ben-Israel, Alexander • *Best, Timothy • Boone, John • Brookler, Morton • Buescher, Greg • Canfield, Harry • Central Oregon Chapter No. 23 • Cobbs, Noel • Copper, Bruce • Davis, Charles & Maureen • *De La Rosa, Daniel • Duckett, Larry & Donna • Duncan, Mary • *Edmiston, Jason • *Edwards, Johnny • Fairview Lodge No. 92 • Ford, Wayne K. & Nancy M. • Foster, JoAnna • Friendship Rose Chapter No. 148 • Frye, Laura & Michael • Fugere, Patrick • Gardner, Michele • Giler, John • Gooch, Stephen • Guyer, Randell • Hagan, Wayne • Hanson, Curtis • Hanson, Dennis • Hatch, Forrest & Linda • *Hinkelman, Gregory • Horner, Gregory • Jacobs, Dale • Jenkins, Gregory A. • Kellogg Court No. 29 • Kidd, G. "Lynn" & Judith • Knauer, Douglas • Koethke, Paul • Lahr, Cecelia • Logan, Richard • Lohrfink, John • Madison, Jim & Sharon • Maling, Victor • Martin, William A. • McCathern, Steven • McGhee, David • McGuyer, Michael J. • Molalla Lodge No. 178 • Moore, Roy • *Nielsen, Douglas • North, Thomas • Oard, Michael • Palmer, Norman • Petrowsky, Heidi • Pfendler, David • Phillips, Charles • Pinckney, John • Pityla, Andres • Prineville Lodge No. 76 • Rasmussen, David • Redmond Lodge No. 154 • Reid, Gavin • Research Lodge No. 198 • Riggs, Douglas • Sexton, Carl & Carol • Shaw, J. Kenneth & Gayle • Slezak, Donald • Sonsteng, James • St. Johns Lodge No. 17 • *Strong, Lanni • *Strong, Marc • Surroz, Frank & Connie • Surroz, Richard A. • Swearinger, Bryan • Tuscan Lodge No. 136 • *Tuten, Adalric • Valiant-Sellwood Chapter No. 92 • *Varner, Gloria • Victoria Chapter No. 76 • Weaver, Michael • Webster, Justin • Westerberg, Aletha • Wiley, Dale & Diane • Winter Jr., Herman • Wittish, Don • *Young, Eric

TOGETHER, WE’RE SHAPING A BRIGHTER FUTURE.

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Thank you to our generous donors

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

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TOTAL ANNUAL DONORS

$172

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by Bruce Copper Lyman J. Cox

by Martha Albro Dalton B. Fox, Jr.

by Lyon Lodge No. 29 Laura Frye, P.G. Matron

by Stephanie Beall Charles Griffiths

by Frank R. Griffiths Rocky Hagan

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by James McNamara MESH Board & Spouses

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