Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation

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We are excited to announce The CESF has rescheduled their 9th annual dinner and auction for November 12th, 2022, at the Gray Gables Estate in Milwaukie.

More details about the dinner and auction can be found on our website at https://t.co/sojG9nIyHC.

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The 2022 application period for the CESF Art Johnston Memorial Scholarship is now open. Applications are due by June 30th, 2022. Information and application forms are available on the CESF website at https://t.co/sojG9nZBJC.

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The CESF Dinner/Auction that was scheduled for April 2nd has been postponed until November. Please see the attached letter for more details.

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At the end of July, Oregon City Outpost had a lemonade stand and raised $300 for the Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation. Thank you so much for your support to our Foundation!

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(2/2) The Foundation has since built upon this effort, providing scholarships each year to college students who have chose to pursue a course of study related to emergency services professions. Visit our website today at https://t.co/sojG9nZBJC for more information and to apply.

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(1/2) In 1998, a @ClackamasFire District #1 firefighter was killed in a tragic fall. In his memory, the Art Johnston Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to assist his daughter with her college education expenses.

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The relief funds have provided financial assistance for those who were displaced or lost housing, belongings, and assistance with basic needs. To apply for #wildfire assistance, click here: https://t.co/oninA9MMQc.

Photo courtesy of @ClackamasFire.

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Recovering from a wildfire takes time and a diverse network of organizations and services to ensure people have the support they need. If you and your family were impacted by the #2020wildfires, the Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation’s Wildfire Relief Fund can help.

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- December 12th, 1:00-7:00 PM, at Clackamas Fire Station 14 in Boring
- December 13th, 1:00-7:00 PM, in Milwaukie at the Farmer's Market parking lot off of McLoughlin and Harrison St.

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This year because of COVID 19 we can’t parade to you. Please please parade to us with gifts to help the needy.
Upcoming drop off events:
- December 11th, 4:00 - 8:00 PM at the Clackamas Fire Training Center

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Feed the Hungry is currently serving “to go” dinners every Sunday, starting at 2:15 pm, at the St. John Episcopal Church at 2036 SE Jefferson Street in downtown Milwaukie.”

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“On Tuesday, October 13, 2020, the Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation donated $3,000 to Feed the Hungry, Inc., to help support the purchase of holiday gifts items for their dinner guests.

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@owensandminor donated 500 cases of 3M 8511 N95 masks to CESF to be distributed to firefighters, volunteers and agencies within Clackamas County, as needed. That is a total of 40,000 masks! Thank you Owens & Minor for your kindness and generosity during these challenging times.

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Employees were able to purchase raffle tickets for $1 each and Warn Automotive matched the donations raised dollar for dollar. On Wednesday, September 30, 2020, Warn Automotive presented CESF with a total donation of $3,760 to the Wildfire Relief Fund.

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Warn Automotive, LLC came together to donate funds and support first responders and local community members during the devastating wildfires. They held a Wildfire Relief Raffle, with prizes ranging from a box of items from the Oregon store, to a new 40” smart TV!

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Due to the devastating wildfires, BB has had an increase in the need for toiletry kits. Bloomin’ Boutique is devoted to helping underprivileged children and those entering the foster care system, by providing items such as clothing, bedding and personal care products

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On September 23, 2020 Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation Trustee, Sherie Rosenbaum, presented a check for $2,000 to Bloomin’ Boutique Founder and Executive Director Patti Serres. The funds will be used to help purchase toiletry kits for children in need.

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Here is the latest update on the wildfires from @clackamasfire as of September 15th. https://t.co/efqcS6y85f

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During and after a disaster, people come together to help. If you would like to support first responders and those impacted in Clackamas County by the Clackamas Wildfires, please consider donating to the CESF’s Wildfire Relief Fund. To donate, click here: https://t.co/HfMTYHNmOd

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This donation will support the EOC Food Distribution Group in purchasing specialized food items needed for the county’s home bound, most vulnerable, and at-risk residents, due to food insecurities during COVID-19.

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On Wednesday, August 26, Trustees from the Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation presented a check for $2,000 to the Clackamas County Emergency Operations Center (EOC).