Grants

Thank-you to our Grantors for their sponsorship of Komak and support of our clients

2011

December

Komak Receives $2,000 gift from OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Grant

$1,000 Grant received from Samuel T & Mary K. Naito Foundation

May

KOMAK received a $2,000 grant from Centennial High School Community 101.

Community 101 involves students through service, leadership and philanthropy. Funding is provided by the Harry & Marguerite Kendall Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation and the PGE Foundation. These funds allow students to learn about volunteering and grant making. The student selected KOMAK as the recipient of this grant.

2010

September

Komak  receives $10,000 grant from Driven to Care, Discount Tire /America’s Tire

Driven to Care, the Discount Tire/America’s Tire regional philanthropy program.  Bruce T. Halle, the founder of Discount Tire, the Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation and those at Discount Tire /America’s Tire value giving back to their community. This Philanthropic arm of the organization works to improve the quality of lives in the Discount Tire community.

Komak receives funds from Richard L. Berman Family Trust of the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation

Komak received $2,357.44 from the Richard I. Berman Family Trust of the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation in memory of Merle Greenstein a founding member who also served as President of Komak

June

Komak Receives $500 gift from Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Grant

2009

December

Komak Receives $2,500 gift from Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Grant

February

Komak Receives Donation from Carol & Velma Saling Foundation

The Carol and Velma Saling Foundation awarded Komak a generous donation to benefit a qualified Komak client in need of immediate interim assistance as a result of his or her cancer diagnosis. The Carol and Selma Saling Foundation, based in Portland, Oregon, was funded in February 2006 to help entities promoting the relationship between citizens and government; providing services to underprivileged groups; or promoting the relationship between people and the environment.

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