The document provides information about the services and programs of ACCESS, a nonprofit organization in Jackson County, Oregon that provides food, warmth and shelter to those in need. Some key details include: - ACCESS distributed over 4.9 million pounds of food to over 52,000 people in the past year. - The organization helps low-income individuals with energy assistance, housing support, and other services. - Volunteers and community donations are crucial to ACCESS' ability to support the community.

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Bring Holiday Cheer To
Seniors
Once again this year, ACCESS
will be collecting wrapped
shoeboxes filled with fun items
for seniors in need during the
holidays as part of the Senior
Shoebox Program.
To donate or volunteer call 541-
494-1201 or visit accesshelps.org.
NOTE FROM THE DIREC TOR
This year has been a year of impact for ACCESS. With the completion of our ACCESS film
comes an opportunity to resonate with our community. Seeing our team members portray our
neighbors’ stories gives me so much pride. It showcases the importance of coming together to
tell a story of how we provide food, warmth, and shelter here in Jackson County.
We invite you to create an impact this holiday season by supporting your neighbors. This year
marks the 19th year of the Greystone Court Food Drive in December. Our Senior Shoebox
Program allows our community to share the holiday spirit with seniors in need. For some, this
may be the only gift they receive. There are plenty of opportunities for our community to come
together and participate in food drives, cooking skills, or become part of the ACCESS team.
However you participate, we thank you for your generous support.
Want To Be Part Of The
ACCESS Team?
If you are a dedicated, hard-
working person interested in
helping build your community,
then ACCESS is the place for
you. Visit accesshelps.org
for more information. Please
submit a cover letter, resume
and application via: email: hr@
accesshelps.org, mail or drop off
at ACCESS.
Energy Assistance
ACCESS Energy Assistance
Programs are designed to assist
low-income households in paying
for a portion of their energy costs
to alleviate unmanageable utility
bills. For more information, visit
page 5.
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Telling the story of real clients is crucial to create a resonating impact
on our community. ACCESS worked with Heartisan Films to create a
film that captures the true stories of six clients and direct a heartfelt
film showcasing the services neighbors receive at ACCESS. This moving
film was debuted on October 4th at the Mayors United event with much
praise and will be distributed through social media, ACCESS’ website
and other channels. The stories told in this film are portrayed by
ACCESS team members who volunteered to be part of the film. To see
the film visit accesshelps.org.
ACCESS Partners with Heartisan
Films
ACCESS Receives Recycler of the Year Award
Earlier this year, ACCESS received the Non-Profit Recycler of the Year
Award by the Association of Oregon Recyclers (AOR). ACCESS was
nominated Rogue Disposal and Recycling.
In 2018, through the Fresh Alliance Program and other partnerships,
ACCESS diverted more than 2.2 million pounds of edible food away from
landfills and distributed it to 24 food pantries throughout Jackson County.
This constituted just over half of the 4.3 million pounds of food that
ACCESS distributed in 2018.
ACCESS’ Impact In The Community
Feeding Our Community
This year, ACCESS moved 4,938,166 pounds
of food through our warehouse; an increase of
13% from last year.
52,497 Neighbors Served by
ACCESS in Jackson County
5,273 Households
Received Energy
Assistance
4,938,166 lbs
Veteran Support
In the past year, ACCESS was able to assist 476 veterans
find housing and other vital resources in Jackson County.
Local landlords and property owners have helped meet
this need.
Volunteer Impact
Thank you to our 1,200 loyal volunteers
who donated 59,917 hours of their
precious time to help our neighbors!
2018-2019
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JJ Bartley is an Army Veteran
who came to the VA in White
City for treatment in 2018. While
at the VA he was referred to
ACCESS’ Supportive Services
for Veteran Families (SSVF)
Program. Mr. Bartley was
eligible for SSVF assistance and
was anxious to get housed so he
could reunite with his son.
It took several months of hard
work before he was approved
for rental housing through the
SSVF program. Now JJ has settled
into his apartment, is receiving
service-connected disability
from the VA and will be able to
sustain housing long-term. Mr.
Bartley is currently volunteering
his services to help his fellow
veterans in need by providing
free haircuts to them at Third
Tuesday events at Rogue Valley
Veterans Community Outreach
(RVVCO).
Local Veteran Provides
Free Haircuts
Monthly Veterans’
Outreach Event
at RVVCO,
601 North Grape
Street, Medford.
Third Tuesdays
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Don’t miss out on
free lunch, free
haircuts, and so
much more.

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Single Father Receives
Energy Assistance
Energy Assistance at ACCESS
Many low-income households struggle to pay
for heating and cooling costs, along with other
household and healthcare expenses. Energy
assistance programs are designed to assist low-
income families with paying for a portion of their
energy costs to alleviate unmanageable utility bills.
Through ACCESS’ Energy Assistance Program (EAP),
eligible households can receive a payment (typically
once per year) toward their energy bill. The EAP
is available for electric, natural gas, propane, oil,
and wood. There is NO requirement to be at risk of
disconnection but households need to be income
eligible.
When funding is available, ACCESS’ EAP is also able
to help income-eligible households with furnace
repairs when they are left with no heat during the
winter.
ACCESS’ EAP also refers households to the
Weatherization Program, which helps reduce
energy costs and can make their home more
energy-efficient.
IN THE PAST YEAR:
6,961 Energy Assistance payments made
15,442 individuals served
52 furnaces repaired
Energy Assistance Program
energy@accesshelps.org, 541-779-9020
3630 Aviation Way, Medford, OR 97504
www.accesshelps.org | Facebook: ACCESSHELPS
Mario, a young single father with three kids,
works two jobs to support his family. Mario
faced a difficult situation when his power
was disconnected and he turned to ACCESS
in dire need of immediate help. The Energy
Assistance team at ACCESS set up an account
for him and determined he was eligible for
services. Mario’s power was reconnected
before he even left the office.
ACCESS was able to negotiate a workable
payment plan so he could pay his balance
over the next year. This assistance also
helped Mario continue to support his
children. He also received $400 in utility
assistance during the same visit. “You guys
were accommodating and worked a little
longer to make sure that everything went
through, and that I appreciate,” says Mario,
“Without ACCESS’ help, I would have gone
home to no power.”
ACCESS worked quickly and with empathy to
provide the services Mario needed. Staff also
asked him if he needed additional help with
food, warmth or shelter.
The Energy Assistance team provides each
client with a tote bag filled with energy
saving tools. In addition, children receive
handmade toys which are donated by The
Toy Makers of Ashland.

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LOV E TO COOK? VOLUNTEER W ITH US!
ACCESS’ Cooking Skills program is looking for passionate volunteers
to teach cooking classes in Jackson County. For more information, call
(541) 774-4315 or email ckline@accesshelps.org.
Free Mobile Market
ACCESS’
Free Mobile
Market travels
to multiple
locations in
Jackson County
ACCESS’ Free Mobile Market Expands to More Locations
With the holidays approaching,
ACCESS is gearing up for food
drives. From the Grocery Bag
drive to Greystone Court, there
are so many opportunities to
give back to your neighbors in
need. ACCESS is looking for
healthy, shelf-stable items.
For a list of drop off locations,
visit accesshelps.org or call
541-779-6691.
Give Back
this Holiday
Season
Thanks to generous support from the Oregon Community Foundation,
AllCare, Coquille Tribal Fund, Amy’s Kitchen and The Carpenter
Foundation, ACCESS is expanding its mobile pantry truck to four new
locations. Renamed the ACCESS Free Mobile Market, the 27 foot truck
will travel across Jackson County to provide access to food for neighbors
in need. The same vehicle currently operates at Rogue Community
Health and La Clinica three times a month as the Healthy Mobile Pantry.
The first of the Free Mobile Market expansion sites was ACCESS itself.
“So many of our neighbors come to ACCESS’ office for help with things
like housing and energy assistance that we thought it would be helpful to
have the option for them to pick up food at the same time,” says Rachael
Ward, Nutrition Director.
Every Wednesday from 1-3 p.m. the truck is located between ACCESS’
Olsrud Family Nutrition Center and Lear Way building, off Cardinal
Avenue. Neighbors in need of food can register inside the Olsrud
building and then walk around the truck and shop from a variety of
fresh produce, frozen meats and staple items.

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Community Partnership
Leads to More Resources
The Community Resource Desk (CRD) is a partnership with Providence Hospital to address many unmet
needs of some of the most vulnerable members of our communities. The CRD is designed to provide
an added service within a Providence clinic that cares for a large population of low-income patients.
Participants can be any community member who self-identify or be referred by a Providence caregiver.
The CRD is staffed by an ACCESS Community Resource Desk Specialist who provides resources and can
advocate on behalf of participants for a variety of services such as: housing, utilities, food, clothing,
transportation, jobs, children, dental and eye care, medical equipment, alcohol and drug recovery,
veteran services, seniors, and health insurance including assisting with OHP applications.
ACCESS and Providence are also partnering with OHSU to address Social Determinants of Health through
a referral process, data collection, and analysis.
The Community Resource Desk (CRD) is a partnership between
Providence Hospital and ACCESS
Participants can be any
community member
who self-identify
or be referred by a
Providence caregiver
Monique, Community Resource Desk Specialist

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Boise Cascade Remembers
ACCESS During the Holidays
Eat Pizza and Support ACCESS!
MONTHLY VETERANS OUTREACH EVENT • EVERY 3RD TUESDAY
FREE lunch, FREE haircuts and social services | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. | RVVCO 601 N Grape St | (541) 531-6561 or (541) 821-0532
Peggy Jackson was a single mom of five. She worked multiple
jobs at a time to support her family of five children. She got her
dream job at Boise Cascade in 1998. She had worked there for
only six months when Boise Cascade’s Medford lumber yard
burned to the ground in 1998. While Boise Cascade rebuilt,
Peggy and other displaced workers needed help. Peggy’s
supervisor and coworkers told her about ACCESS. She had
never needed social services before and was embarrassed to
call. Finally, Peggy picked up the phone. ACCESS staff took care
of her basic needs – she received food, necessary household
supplies, and utility assistance, so she could take care of her
family.
Once the company rebuilt the plant, Peggy was back at work. She had heard about Boise Cascade’s
Christmas Committee and wanted to give back so she immediately joined the committee. Peggy has served
on the committee for 19 years. Every year, this employee-driven committee adopts families and seniors
during the holidays, to ensure those who would otherwise not have a Christmas receive what’s on their
Christmas list. They also put together hundreds of Senior Shoeboxes every year for ACCESS. The Boise
Cascade Christmas Committee holds fundraisers, chili cook-offs, raffles and makes donations to pay for
the presents. One senior stated that her ACCESS shoebox gift was the best present she ever received in her
93 years and that it was as if the giver knew her.
Peggy told ACCESS that the committee doesn’t do it for the praise but they do it to help and bring joy to
others. She said they all look forward to it every year and it’s the highlight of their holidays. The Christmas
Committee could not do it without the support of Boise Cascade whose corporate values reflect its
employee’s values and ACCESS couldn’t do it without Boise Cascade!
On Tuesday, November 12th, Kaleidoscope Pizzeria
& Pub at 3084 Crater Lake Highway in Medford will
donate 100% of the proceeds from all dine-in sales
to ACCESS. Over the years, this fundraising event
has raised close to $80,000 to provide essential food,
warmth and shelter to those in need. Thank you so
much to Kaleidoscope for their generous support.

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Greystone Court Food Drive Celebrates its 19th Year
This year will mark the 19th year of the Greystone
Court Food/Fund Drive, which runs from December
21st through the 24th. This long-standing tradition is a
beautiful way to get into the spirit of the holidays and
help those in need. Come out to enjoy the beautiful
holiday lights and say “hi” to Santa! Food and cash
donations will be accepted to help feed our hungry
friends and neighbors over the holidays. A special thank
you to the Greystone Court neighbors for supporting
Jackson County and making the holidays brighter for all!
Dutch Luv Donates to Fight Hunger
On Valentine’s Day, February 14th, Dutch
Bros will generously give $1 for every drink
sold to help support ACCESS. Over the past
few years, the funds raised through Dutch
Luv have equated to providing more than
176,000 meals to those in need throughout
Jackson County! A special thank you
to Dutch Bros for their commitment to
helping others!
Sharing
the Holiday
Spirit with
Seniors in
Need
This holiday season, ACCESS will be collecting wrapped shoeboxes filled
with fun items for seniors in need as part of the Senior Shoebox Project,
which has been in existence for 39 years. For many, this is the only
holiday gift they will receive.
One senior states, “Yesterday I received a bountiful gift, a surprise
from you. It was the best Christmas present in my 92 years, especially
because it came from caring and loving hearts. Each package I opened
made me feel like a little girl at her first Christmas tree. I’ve never
received gifts that pleased me so much. It was as if the givers knew and
loved me.”
Shoeboxes are being collected until Monday, December 9th. Donations,
as well as volunteers to deliver, are needed. For information call
541-494-1201.

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Donors
GIFTS RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1, 2019 AND AUG. 15, 2019
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*Oregon Community Foundation-administered
BUSINESSES/ORGANIZATIONS
A Body Mod
A First Choice Staffing Service
Advanced Tree Service & Landscaping
Advantage Plumbing
Airport Chevrolet
Albertson’s
Alice in Marrakech
All Smoked Out BBQ
AllCare Health
Alpacas at Lone Ranch
Amador Community Foundation Inc.
American Linen (ALSCO)
Ameritas
Amy’s Kitchen
Apple Outlaw Cider
Applegate Lions Club
Art 4 Joy
Ashland Food Co-op
Ashland Independent Film Festival
Ask Janis, LLC
AT&T
Bear Creek Golf Course
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Bimbo Bakeries
Bishop’s Storehouse
Black Bird Shopping Center
Boeck & Associates, Inc.
Boise Cascade
Bradley Putter, CO.
Breeze Botanicals
BricktownE Brewing Company
Brookside Townhouse, LLC
Brown & Brown Northwest
Burger Spot
Butcher Shop
Callahan’s Mountain Lodge
Cartwright’s Meat Company
Cascade Adult Foster Care
Cascade Sotheby’s
International Realty
Centennial Golf Club
Chamber of Medford Jackson County
Charles Point, LLC
City of Butte Falls
City of Central Point
City of Jacksonville
City of Medford
Coca-Cola
Combined Transport, Inc.
Community Ed, Inc.
Coquille Indian Tribe
Costco
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua
Tribe of Indians
Cowhorn Vineyard & Garden
Cracraft Benefit Planning, LLC
Crooked River Ranch
Diode Laser Concepts, Inc.
Dr. J’s Mobile Scooter Service, Inc.
Dutch Bros Coffee
Eagle Point Food Project
Eagle Point Golf Course
Fire Mountain Gems and Beads
First Interstate Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Franz Bakery Outlet
Fraternal Order of Eagles #2093
Fred Meyer
Fred Meyer Rewards Program (Kroger)
Frito Lay
Funagain Games
Gage-It Construction
Garrison’s Home Furnishings
Girlscouts
Gold Hill Nutrition
Golf Shop of Southern Oregon
Grants Pass Golf Club
Greensprings Community
Food Pantry
Grocery Outlet - White city
Hardway Bend
Harry & David Corp.
Hart Insurance Agency
Heart & Bowl
Heirloom Living Centers, LLC
Innova Disc Golf
J RAD Snacks, LLC
J.B. Steel, Inc.
Jackson County Fire - White City
Jackson County Fire Stations
Jackson County Post Offices
Jackson Elementary
Jerry’s Rogue Jets
Jrads Snacks, LLC
JWA Public Affairs
Kid Time Children’s Museum
Kids Unlimited
Knife River Materials
KOGAP Enterprises, Inc.
Ledger David Cellars
Les Schwab Tire Center
Lincoln Financial Group
Little Caesars
Little Red Barn Montessori School
Longbottom Coffee & Tea, Inc.
Manzanita Home+Flowers+Gifts
MaraNatha Nut Butters
Market of Choice, Inc.
Masjid Al-Tawheed
Medford Animal Hospital
Medford Food Co-op
Medford Food Project
Medford Rogues Baseball Club
Merz Agency, Inc.
Mission Food Service
MODA Health
Montgomery’s Meats
Moss Adams, LLP
Mountain Provisions
Mt. Ashland Ski Area
Musikstuff
Mustard Press, Inc.
National Association of
Letter Carriers
Naumes
Neighborhood Food Project
Npsired Natural Foods - Maranatha
Oak Knoll Golf Course
Oak Street Station B&B
Ooblies Waffle Truck
Orchard Glen Estates, LLC
Oregon Affordable Housing
Assistance Corp.
Oregon Cabaret Theater
Oregon Dept. of Revenue
Oregon Food Bank
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
OSU Extension
Pacific Capital Solutions, LLC
Pacific Door & Sash
Paddington Station
Pape’ Material Handling
Peace House
Peaceful Journey, LLC
People’s Bank of Commerce
Phoenix Food Project
Prickly Pear
Providence Hospice
Providence Medford Medical Center
Punky’s Diner & Pies
Quail Point Golf Course
Quickchecks
Radio Medford
Rainey’s Market
Rapid Pleasure Rafting
Ravassipour Orthodontics
Ray’s Food Place
Reames Golf and Country Club
Renaissance Rose
Reser’s
Retail Profit Systems, Inc.
Rick Stevens Painting Co., Inc.
RJ Brown Consulting
Rockwell Real Estate Group
Rogue Disposal & Recycling
Rogue Meats
Rogue Valley Country Club

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GIFTS RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1, 2019 AND AUG. 15, 2019
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*Oregon Community Foundation-administered
Partners and donors who make it possible
for ACCESS to build community
Rogue Valley Family YMCA
Rogue Valley Transportation District
Roseburg Country Club
Roseburg Forest Products
RSB Investments, LLC
Rubicon Investments, LLP
Running Y Ranch Resort
Safeway Stores
Sanctuary One
Segway of Jacksonville
Seven Feathers Casino Resort
Sherm’s Food 4 Less
Sherm’s Thunderbird Market, Inc.
Shield Crest Golf Club
Signature Home Health Care
Simple Machine
Smithfield
Southern Oregon Crane Service, LLC
Southern Oregon Head Start
Southern Oregon Sanitation
Southern Oregon Subaru
Southern Oregon University Payroll
SPACE, LLC
Springs at Anna Maria
Standing Stone Brewery
Starbucks Coffee
State of Oregon Payroll System
Ste. Michelle Wine Estates
Stewart Meadows Golf Course
Stone Ridge Golf Course
Stop N Go Market
Straus Ranches, LLC
T Estate Sales
T Lazy K Ranch
Table Rock Marketing
Tailgate Ministries
Talent Food Project
Target Stores
The Butcher Shop
The Human Bean
The Melt, LLC
Timber Country Coca-Cola
Tom’s Bronco Parts, Inc.
Toymakers of Ashland
Trader Joes
Umpqua Bank
Umpqua Dairy
United Healthcare
United Way of Jackson County
Village Fitness
Vista Building Services, Inc.
Walmart
Ward Insurance
Washington Federal
West Coast Appliance & Furniture
Western Beverage
White Dog Enterprises
Wildlife Images Rehabilitation
& Education Center
Willamette Dental Mgmt. Corp.
Willamette Valley Vineyards
Windermere Van Vleet & Associates
YourCause, LLC
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
INDIVIDUALS/TRUSTS
Grace Abbott
Virginia Adams
Frances Adams
Stephanie Adams
Kathryn Adams
Bob Agnew
Edward Aguirre
Tom McQueen & Dana Ahern
Selene Aitken
Carmen Aitken
Alicia R. MacArthur Trust
Pat Allard
Guy V. & Linda Allen
Linda Allen
Shirley Allison
William & Nancy Alner
Dan Altman
Heidi & David Alvarez
James Amberg
Pamela Ames
Kelly & Elizabeth Andersen
Renee Anderson
John & Carolyn Anhorn
Chris Annen
Gerald Archer
Janice Archer
Joe Arnesen
William & Melody Ashworth
Kurt Austermann
Roseanna Ayres
James Hilton & Darla Baack
Bailey Family Trust
Dawn Bakerink
Lynn Anderson & Brian Ballou
Bill & Jane Bardin
Stephan, Roxanne & Ashley Barott
Cathy Barranco
Tracy & Ronald Bass
Tom & Kellie Battaglia
Annette & Andy Batzer
Marc Bayliss
Karen Beaman
Logan & Nadine Bell
Boyd & Carrie Bell
Sharon Bellamy
Louis Benjamin
Melody Bentley
Roger & LaVonne Bernard
Beverly J. Beck Trust
Robert & Peggy Bierer
Jonathan & Elizabeth Bilden
Anne Billeter
Myrna Biondi
Nancy Bitterling
Mary & John Bjorkholm
Belinda Black
Janice Blacketor
John & Kristi Blackhurst
Michael & Donna Bladek
Jeannette Blankenship
Judy Blind
Colette Boehmer
Marilyn Boesch
Carol Bogedain
Karen Bohm
Susan Boman
Debbie & Kevin Borchers
Eddie Bostwick
Joette Bowden
Stella Bowden
Sharon Boyea
Rick & Rose Bradshaw
Marilyn Brady
Sharstin & Jesse Brannock
Vicki Brasfield
Bert & Maryann Bray
Melody Bright
Adeline Ellson & Patricia Broadway
William Brodie
Nicholas & Diana Broussard
Julie & Wayne Brown
Larry & Nancy Brown
Kelly Bryant
Gregory J. Hanzel & Rachel Buklad
Jacquelyn Bunick
Dan & Elizabeth Bunn
Joanne Burg
Dan & Jeannette Cake
Elizabeth Caldwell
Lynn Calhoun
Michael Camarata
Esther Campbell
Marc & Rachel Campbell
Susan Campbell
Megan Capp
Marianne Carroll
Lloyd F. Gebhart II & Maxine Cass
Donald & Marcia Cavin
Holly Center
David & Susan Chapman
Ernest & Denise Cheek

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Donors
GIFTS RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1, 2019 AND AUG. 15, 2019
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*Oregon Community Foundation-administered
Matthew Claflin
C Lee & Cheri Clark
Arthur J & Sandra Clemons
Donald & Patricia Cline
Becca Williams & Mianna Coats
Dan & Marilyn Colcleaser
Vincent & Veronika Comerchero
Patricia Connolly
Dennie & Jane Conrad
Ernest & Jane Conrad
Phyllis Nelson & Erik Cook
Dennis & Kathy Cooper
Neil & Theresa Copple
Wesley Corey
Lance Costanzo
Michelle Coull
Larry Osborne & Christi Courian
Charles & Joyce Cowan
Joseph & Helen Cuccia
Donna Outler & Lorrin Culver
Harry & Maria Cure
David Cuttrell
Mary Dalzell
Mary Ann Daniel
Lawrence & Cecilia Daniello
Bonnie & Steven David
Robert Davidson
David & Patricia Davies
Bertie Davis
Marsha Davis
Diane & Patrick Davis
Darrel Davis
Michael Dawson
Donald Dean
Milton Decker
Al & Sally Densmore
Ronald Doan
Lucy Dobson
Verna Dodge
Nona Donahue
Ken & Kathy Donnelly
Kathy Donner
Rebecca Doran
Margaret Drake
John & Glennis Dungey
Joseph & Rebecca Dworkin
Richard Dyer
Mary Ferrell & Brad Earl
Mary Ehlers
Shirley Eidswick
Bruce & Jeanette Eliason
Mary Ann Elkin
John & Diane Engelhardt
Ronald & Nancy Enger
Birgitta Ericsson
Elizabeth Essex
Dolores Evers
Juanita Fagan
Wesley Faust
Evelyn Fellows
Kathleen Fennell
Jacqueline Ferch
Dolores Fernandez
Barden Finch
Paul & Sheila Firnstein
Michael & Carol Fischer
Martha Fish
Jack & Lorraine Florey
Robert & Judith Foltz
Julie Ford
Bill & Cheri Forehand
Eric Foster
Ruth Foster
Ronald Fox
Genevieve Franklin
Melvin & Rebecca Frick
Howard & Sandra Friend
Lonny W & Edna J Gallagher
Gary & Linda Gamble
Leslie Gardner
Larry Garvin
Roger & Nedra Genaw
Frederic & Priscilla Gibbs
Jeff & Colleen Giese
Frances & Karen Gilbert
Hayden & Mary Glatte
James Gochenour
Amelia Govea
Rosanne Governor
Nancy Graber
Patti Graham
Robert & Joy Grant
Todd Green
Lee & Linda Greenstone
Stanley & Marlene Grout
William & Bette Haberlach
Richard & Dixie Hackstedde
Marv Hackwell
William & Melanie Haden
Randall Hale
James Hale
Pamela Parks Hall
James Hallmark
Wayne & Elaine Hamlin
Rodney & Joyce Hanlin
Deanna Hare
Joshua Harless
William & Pamela Harmon
Arlena Harmony
James Harrell
T. Wayne & M. Jean Harris
Claudia Harris
Robert Hart
Travis Hawes
James & Starla Hawes
Morgan Hawkins
Gerald & Joyce Hayford
Mary Head
Darlene Heckenlaible
Kay Heller
Allan & Charlotte Henry
Phyllis Hense
Steve Herron
Mike & Jane Heverly
Joseph Hicks
Dorothy Hicks
Linda Hildreth
Ronna Smith-Hileman &
Corren Hileman
Carolyn Hinesly
Cheryle Hite
Robert & Sheila Hobbs
Kathryn and Gregg Hoffbuhr
Linda L. & James Holder
Charles Holmgren
Ron & Carole Holzkamp
Cassandra Honeycutt
Cecil & Laura Hoover
Joseph & Alice White- Hoppe
Roberta Howard
Willis & Winifred Hughes
Brandan Hull
Richard & Lynda Hunsley
William & Nancy Hunt
James & Delphine Hunter
Linda Infelise
Ed & Ann Istel
Sandi Iverson
Carl & Joan Jacobson
George Jarvis
Joan Jensen House
Barbara Johnson
Bryce Johnson
Scott Jordan
John & Judie Jory
Michael Joyal
Gloria Juhnke
Elizabeth Jule
Shelley Kaldunski
Tom Kaldunski
Kenneth & Grady Kase
Warren & Dorothy Kathary
Jimmie & Marilyn Keeter
Carole Kehrig
David Keiser
Daniel & Lynn Kellogg
Franklin & Julia Anne Kenney
Teresa Keplinger

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*Oregon Community Foundation-administered
Partners and donors who make it possible
for ACCESS to build community
John & Mary Keyser
Patricia Acklin & Kenneth Kigel
Louise Kish
Christopher & Rebecca Kline
Robert Knight, Jr.
Robert & Edna Kokanour
Robert Koop
Anita Kraynak
Cheryl Kress
John & Linda Kruesi
Eugene & Iris Kulesza
Dr. Wie-peng Kuo
Murray & Margherita LaHue
Thomas & Vicki Lavagnino
Stephen & Susan Lawrence
Haydn & Cora Lee
William & Nancy Leever
Dean & Loretta Leffler
Jenny LeRoy
Janice Lewis
Light Path Trust
Jess Lincoln
Lisa Little
Donald Livingood
Mitzi Loftus
James Marron & Annalee Love
Danny & Kathleen M. Lowell
Estelle & Todd Loye
Mary Lumsden
Jay & Carol Lunt
Stephen & Raven Maartense
Ann Marie Magill
Michael & Mary Mahar
Brennan Malagamba
Ronnie & Candace Manary
Shawn & Sally Marsh
Daniel & Shereen Marshall
Harvey Martin
Daniel Martinez
Richard & Mary Mastain
Michael & Jennifer Mastroni
Christopher Matthews
Grace Mayer
Robert & Lynn Mayers
Selma McAlaster
Lyn McConnell
Roxanne McCoy
Edwin McCurry
Elizabeth McFadgen
Russell & Nancy McKinley
Jane McLaughlin
Brian McQuade
Richard & Judy McReynolds
Susan Meierhenry
David Meltzer
James & Sue Mencum
George & Judith Meuser
Gene & Linda Meyerding
David Doi & Susan Miler
Bruce & Cathy Millbank
John & Nancy Miller
Delma Miller
Norita Miller
Mary Anne Miller
Karen Mitchell
Sean Moeschl
Robert Moltzen
Ynocencio Monjes III
Cindy Montgomery
Edith Montgomery
Kent Moore
Sandra Moore
Mark & Kristy Moreno
Frances Morgan
Cynthia Morgan
Col Gus & Lt Col Lannette Moutos
Theodore Mularz
Alice & Larry Mullaly
Gerald Murphy
Tom & Kathryn Mustard
William & Marie Myers
Randy Nadalmia
Rodney Birney & Suzanna Nadler
Blyth & Gary Naef
Shawn Narlock
Bryan Nelson
Carl & Mary Nelson
Jim & Sue Newell
Newell Family Trust
Kenneth & Andrea Newman
Phil Nichols
Larry Nicholson
Tony & Tory Nieto
Lois Nobles
Thomas & Pamela Norr
Hal Norris
Cynthia Norton
Lelia Nyberg
Pamela Offner
Olsrud Family Fund of OCF*
Scott Robert Vasak &
Geraldine Orchard
Sandra & Lee Orr
Wendy Osher
William Ostrander
John Ousterhout
Arthur & Donna Outler
Robert Palassou
Jeff & Kim Palmer
Daniel Panzer
Kathy & Virgil Parks
Stewart & Marla Parmele
David Gent & Jacqueline Parrish
Judson Parsons
Rachel Patstone
Leo & Patricia Pearson
Wanda Perdue
Dennis & Barbara Perry
David Peterson
Valoris Peterson
Dale & Marcia Petrasek
Lois Pettinger
Sherry Pfaff
Doug Philips
Lincoln Phillippi
Phillips Living Trust
Les & Cynthia Pickering
James Pierce
Bert Pierce
Charles & Seline Pierson
Robin Pike
Barbara Pinkham
Don & Barbara Pinkham
Laura Pinkham
James & Sharon Piper
Samuel & Jerelyn Plumer
John & Marcia Polacek
William & Dorothy Prideaux
Joyce Provost
Donovan Puffer
Carol Putnam
Ronald Pylkki
James & Gladys Ralph
Sidney Rambo
Kayla Ratty
Ramona Rausch
William Reilly
Helen Rentz
Phyllis Reynolds
Erica Rademacker & Jack Richard
Don & Barb Richie
Donna Rineman
Edward & Karen Ripley
Robert Rixe
Linda Roberts
Peggy & Richard Robertson
David Robino
Herbert & Sally Robisch
John & Lin Roden
David Rodkey
Rose Marie Davis Trust
Rosemary Deardorff Family Trust
Gary & Shauna Rosendaul
Billy & Jenny Rossknecht
John & Joanne Rotar
Nila Roush
Deborah Rowland
Richard & Garldine Rudisile

14. Donors
GIFTS RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1, 2019 AND AUG. 15, 2019
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Brad Ruggerio
Holly Smelt & Helen Russ
Katie Salgado
Richard & Catherine Salmon
Marlene Sapinsley
Joseph Sarazin
James & Elise Scheffel
Galen Schelb
Carolyn Schenler
Pamela Schepis
Brian Schmitz
Schoder Family Trust
Joseph Schoenhals
Paul Schroeder
Ted & Maureen Schroeder
Susan Scorso
Robert & Janet Scott
Pat Scupien
Dee & Barbara Selby
Jim Sellers
Katherine Kralik & Daniel
Sengenberger
James & Janice Servoss
Nancy Seulean
Steven & Andrea Shapiro
Thelma Shute
David & Betsey Shuteroff
Loretta & Van Sias
Sid & Karen DeBoer
Foundation of OCF*
Joyce & Arthur Sideras
Charles & Mary Sinclair
Lynn & Doris Sjolund
Skundrick Trust
Marilyn Slette
Taylor Sloan
Eric & Vicki Smith
Keith Smith
Patricia Smith
Frederick & Nancy Smith II
Valerie Smullen
Michael & Cheri Snyder
Norman & Patricia Somes
Shirley South
Carol Sparks
Dan & Sandra Speasl
Martha Stadelman
Christina Stanley
Chris Stapleton
Marilyn Starkel-Wilbur
Susan Steinfeld-McKennon
Jack & Dorothy Steinhoefel
James Sharp & Cynthia Stevens
Gary Stevens
William Stewart
Gerry Stone
Terry & Donald Stone
Strahl Loving Trust
Corrin and William Stratton
Tiffany Stuart
Debbie Stuart
Roy Sutton
Ollie Talley
Kassandra Tanner
Mary Taylor
Creed & Michele Terry
Paul & Marcella Theeman
Wayne & Carol Thomas
Kay Thomas
Andy & Beverly Thomas
Cadi Thomas
Tom & Stephanie Thomson
Gary & Janet Thorley
Michael Tillinghast
Amber Tocher
Jarod Toffelmire
Timothy Tolman
Brenda Trotter
Thomas & Kathy Troy
Janine & Douglas Tumey
John Tyler
Tom Tynan
Cindy & Richard Ullom
James & Lola Ulrich
Thomas Upton
Robert & Myrtle Urban
Eric Ronemus & Anne Uzzell
Ladonna Vanderbeek
Barbara Hansen & Richard
Vanderwyst
William & Carla Vidaurri
Joseph & Kristi Vollmar
W.P. Frankland Charitable Fund
Lois Walker
Elspeth Walker
John & Sandra Walper
Louella Barris & Warren Walsh
John Warden
Marjie Warner
Theodore & Mary Warrick
Alexander & Sharon Waterhouse
Kathleen Watson
Lindsay Weatherford
Andrea Wegner
Karl & Kelly Wells
Dana & Jodi Wells
Craig West
Stephen & Colleen Wetmore
Milicent Wewerka
Maria Geigel & Stephen A. Weyer
Monica & Joel Weyhe
J.R. Wheeler
Raymond & Star White
Stephen White
Patsy White
Jenifer White
William & Lori Whitley
Ken & Karin Wicks
Bonnie Wilber
Michael & Carol Williams
Williams Living Trust
Deanna & Herbert Wilson
Lorrine Winger
James & Vickie Wise
Ken Wiseman
Patricia Wolfe
Michael & Stephanie Wolfe
Harvey Woods
Rebbecca Wright
Dr. Bryan Wu
Donald Yule
Virginia Yungen
Mary Zahner
Michael & Amelia Zarosinski
Betty Zimbelman
Robert & Judith Zoll
FOUNDATIONS
AmazonSmile Foundation
Ames-Fluhrer Charitable
Fund of OCF*
Benevity Community Impact Fund
First Interstate Foundation
Four Way Community Foundation
GreenSprings Fund of OCF*
H. Charles Greene Foundation, Inc.
MDU Resources Foundation
Oregon Community Foundation OCF*
Reed & Carolee Walker Fund of OCF*
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Thomas Hodge Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
ESTATE GIFTS
Estate of Grace Neely
Estate of Harvey Reinholz
Estate of Lucia Cardoza
Angela Corbisiero Estate
IN HONOR OF
Linda Beckmann In honor
of Fay Hawks
Julia Bondi In honor of Emily
Christensen
Beatrice Bridges In honor
of Audrey Coe
David & Ginny Newell In
honor of Jim Newell

15. Partners and donors who make it possible
for ACCESS to build community
GIFTS RECEIVED BETWEEN MAY 1, 2019 AND AUG. 15, 2019
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STAFF
Executive Officer
Pamela Norr
Development Director
Kellie Battaglia
Finance Director
Scott Lauray
Housing Director
Joe Vollmar
Nutrition Programs Director
Rachael Ward
Operations Director
Carlea Langston
Marketing & Brand Strategist
Luis Sanchez
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Julie Brown, Chair
J.R. Wheeler, Vice Chair
Eric Foster, Treasurer
Cathie Davis, Past Chair
Jonathan Bilden, Secretary
Jacquelyn Bunick
Daniel Bunn
Lilia Caballero
Paul Coombs
Brad Earl
Dennie Conrad
Brenda Potwin
Philip Smith
Kathy Sperle
Mike Zarosinski
(541) 779-6691
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3630 Aviation Way
PO Box 4666
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Richard & Julie Santillie In
honor of Wilma Jahn
Johan Visser & Judith
Wright In honor of
Edith Montgomery
IN MEMORY OF
Janice Bailey In memory
of Spencer Bailey
Anna M. Brookins In memory
of James F. Brookins
Scott Campbell In memory
of Lillian Jennie Sinks
Gaila Gale In memory
of Don Gale
Mary Lou Gebhard In
memory of Franlin
Gebhard
Samuel & Paula Hefter
In memory of Doris
King Brubaker
Carla Precious Hertzog In
memory of Melvin Boyd
Todd Hobbs In memory
of Nussbaumer
Carolyn Kyle In memory of
Joseph Guy Nelson, Jr.
Elizabeth Landreth
In memory of
Margaret Kroha
James Lemaire In memory
of Patricia Ann Lemaire
Steven & Julia Sorensen
In memory of Jody
Sorensen
Vogel Family Trust
In memory of B.
Virginia Vogel
Kim Wienke In memory
of Kim Wienke
Glen & Julie Cote In
memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Jerry Schaller & Janet
Duxbury In memory
of Ladonna “Joyce”
Vanderbeek
Donald & Gail Eastman
In memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Mary Jo & Jack Follett In
memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Sharon Goodman In
memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Michelle Hanson In
memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Robert & Martha Karcich
In memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
William & Lynn McDonald
In memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Terry & Ellen Peterson In
memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
James & Virginia Post In
memory of Ladonna
“Joyce” Vanderbeek
Donald & Margaret Bruland In
memory of Sherm Olsrud
Patricia Smullin California
Oregon Broadcasting,
Inc. In memory of
Sherm Olsrud
Staci Hammond Impact
Group Tigard In memory
of Sherm Olsrud
Mary Ann Johnson In
memory of Sherm Olsrud
Mike & Kandee McClain In
memory of Sherm Olsrud
Gary & Mary Sutton In
memory of Sherm Olsrud
Constance Travesi In memory
of Sherm Olsrud
Donald & Elaine Turcke In
memory of Sherm Olsrud
Dick Moorman Webfoot Truck
& Equipment In memory
of Sherm Olsrud
Philip & Nancy Yates In
memory of Sherm Olsrud
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Butte Falls Community
School Partnership
Church of the Good
Shepherd–Prospect
City of Talent
Rogue Community
Health Center
Eagle Point Church of
the Nazarene
Eagle Point Community
Bible Church
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian
Church-Medford
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Gold Hill Christian Center
Iglesia Nueva Vision
La Clinica-Medford
Maslow Project
Medford School District
Warehouse
Medford Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
Mountain View Christian
Church
Prospect Assembly of God
Prospect Baptist Church
Prospect Church of
the Nazarene
Red Rock Cowboy Church
Rogue Community College
Rogue Family Center
Rogue River Community
Center
Rogue River Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
Ruch Elementary School
Southern Oregon University
Food Pantry
St. John Lutheran Church
The Salvation Army
Set Free Christian
Fellowship
Shepherd of the Valley
Trail Christian Fellowship
Upper Rogue Community
Center
White City Library

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NOV 12 ACCESS DAY AT KALEIDOSCOPE
On Tuesday, November 12th, Kaleidoscope Pizzeria & Pub at 3084 Crater
Lake Highway in Medford will donate 100% of their proceeds from all
dine-in sales to ACCESS
DEC 21-24 GREYSTONE COURT FOOD DRIVE
Come out to enjoy the beautiful holiday lights and say “hi” to Santa! Food
and cash donations will be accepted to help feed our hungry friends and
neighbors over the holidays
FEB 14 DUTCH LUV
On Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 2020, Dutch Bros will generously
donate $1 for every drink sold to help support ACCESS
MAR 2020 ACCESS Senior Fair at the Medford Armory
Don’t miss this one-stop shop for health and information resources,
suggested donation of $1 or one can of food
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