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Recipients
of grants
from the
Siletz Tribal
Charitable
Contribu­
tion Fund
on Nov. 4
Siletz Tribe surpasses $9 million in overall giving in Oregon and beyond
Total Includes $352,107
Distributed in early
November
The Siletz Tribal Charitable Contri-
' bution Fund distributed $352,107.44 to
40 organizations on Nov. 4 as it continued
its quarterly donations to non-profit orga­
nizations. The checks were presented at
Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln
City, Ore.
The Siletz Tribe is proud of its con­
tributions through employment, monetary
donations and cooperative measures to the
Siletz community, Lincoln County and
the state of Oregon. The seven-member
charitable fund advisory board has dis­
tributed more than $7.1 million since its
inception in 2001.
Overall, the Tribe has honored its
tradition of sharing within the com­
munity by distributing more than $9.3
million through the charitable fund and
other Tribal resources. Chinook Winds
has donated nearly $2.3 million in cash
and fund-raising items since it opened
in 1995. The casino also provides in-
kind donations of convention space for
various fund-raisers as well as technical
support, advertising and manpower for
many events.
The next deadline to submit appli­
cations is Dec. 14, 2011. Eligibility for
money from the charitable fund is limited
to two categories:
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Entities and activities located in the
Siletz Tribe’s 11-county service area
(Lincoln, Tillamook, Linn, Lane,
Benton, Polk, Yamhill, Marion, Mult­
nomah, Washington and Clackamas
counties)
Native American entities and activi­
ties located anywhere in the United
States
Applications and requirements can
be obtained at ctsi.nsn.us/charitable-
contribution-fund; from Kelley Ellis at
800-922-1399, ext. 1227, or 541-444-
8227; or by mail at Siletz Tribal Chari­
table Contribution Fund, P.O. Box 549,
Siletz, OR 97380-0549. Applications
can be submitted via e-mail at stccf@
live.com.
Nov. 4,2011 - Distribution of $352,107.44
Arts-$10,815
Chemawa Performing Arts Club - craft material, recording equipment and supplies
Crow’s Shadow Institute of Arts - supplies for traditional Native arts workshop
Oregon Coast Children’s Theatre - “World Life” art education program
Writers on the Edge, Inc. - camera, tripod and software
Cultural Activities - $11,500
NW Indian Veterans Assoc. - gift cards for Christmas celebration for veterans and families
Siletz Elders Council - motel rooms for Restoration Celebration
Toledo Community Foundation - boat kits for family boat build
Univ, of Oregon Native American Student Union - books and stipend for author for
annual Mother’s Day Pow-Wow
Salem, OR
Pendleton, OR
Toledo, OR
Newport, OR
$1,750
$2,390
$6,000
$675
Portland, OR
Siletz, OR
Newport, OR
$4,000
$5,000
$1,800
Eugene, OR
Education - $239,601.74
Community Services Consortium - supplies for Lincoln Co. Natural Resource Youth Crews
Holy Family Academy - supplies for science curriculum
Newport HS, Robotics - registration fee and parts kit
Northwest Indian College - fixtures, furnishings and equipment for cooperative
extension building
Oregon Coast Community College - practice testing using ATI for nursing graduates
Oregon Dept, of Veterans Affairs - Conference for Oregon Women Veterans
PSU Foundation - Native American Rights Fund presentation on Tribal sovereignty and
treaty rights in the area of education
Siletz Valley Schools - operating expenses
$700
Newport, OR
Woodbum, OR
Newport, OR
$4,567
$453.99
$2,000
Bellingham, WA
$25,000
Newport, OR
Salem, OR
$4,482
$2,500
Portland, OR
$2,598.75
Siletz, OR
$198,000
Health - $54,797
Altrusa International of Yaquina Bay - Something to Smile About project
Coastal Range Food Bank, Inc. - three months of food to distribute
East County Community Partnership - shoes, clothing and school supplies for low-
income students in East County
Fair Share Gleaners - food
Marine Corps Family Foundation - stocking stuffers and shipping for Operation Santa 2011
Mill City-Gates Recreation Association - equipment and uniforms for youth activities
Nestucca Valley Backpack Food Program - food
North End Senior Solutions - supplies, food, transportation and advertising for adult day
service at The Dorchester House
Pacific Communities Health District Foundation - infant warmers for birthing center
Rebel Sports Foundation - wrestling singlets
Sharing Hands, Inc. - food for PackSnack project
Siletz Runners - registration, vehicles and charitable donation for Cascade Lakes Relay race
South Lincoln Resources - equipment for volunteer health and safety
Yachats Lions Charities - rebuild and refurbish kitchen for community use
Newport, OR
Albany, OR
Brownsville, OR
Siletz, OR
Waldport, OR
Yachats, OR
$5,000
$1,500
$4,000
$2,220
$2,597
$12,000
Prevention - $6,442
Hillsboro HS, Grad Night Committee - alcohol- and drug-free activity
Nestucca HS, Baseball - varsity uniforms
Oregon Coast Soap Box Derby - sponsor two stock cars and eight wheels
Hillsboro, OR
Cloverdale, OR
Lincoln City, OR
$500
$3,900
$2,042
Public Safety - $28,951.70
Depoe Bay Fire District CERT - NOAA alert radios and batteries
Drakes Crossing Rural Fire Protection District - smoke generator and projector for training
Florence United Methodist Church - roof repair
Forest Grove Fire & Rescue - Stihl 460 chainsaws
Mt. Hood Search & Rescue Council - radio equipment to meet new FCC requirements
Siletz Valley Fire District - vehicle repeater, mobile radio and radio programming
Toledo Volunteer Firefighter Assoc. - meals and instructor for regional certified
emergency medical first responder course
Newport, OR
Blodgett, OR
$4,000
$3,000
Toledo, OR
$1,000
Sweet Home, OR
Salem, OR
Mill City, OR
Nestucca, OR
$3,000
$5,000
$2,500
$5,000
Otis, OR
$3,980
Depoe Bay, OR
$5,000
Silverton, OR
$2,020
Florence, OR
$2,725
Forest Grove, OR
$2,100
Oregon City, OR $10,000
Siletz, OR
$4,806.70
Toledo, OR
TOTAL
$2,300
$352,107.44
December 2011
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