Our Supporters
We are extremely grateful to all those who have supported the activities of Neighbor 2 Neighbor. We are entirely dependent on donations, contributions and grants. Without the help of our supporters we would not be able to help those in need.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Hall of Fame Donors
Donors whose significant donations have enabled N2N to continue its operations
CAPECO
CAPECO, or Community Action Program for East Central Oregon, has supported Neighbor 2 Neighbor in many critical ways from the start of the Warming Station in 2011. Among the many critical items that CAPECO has provided for N2N activities include bunk beds, sleeping mattresses, commercial washing machines and dryers, commercial dishwasher, commercial refrigerator, and commercial stove. CAPECO provided significant funding for the motel voucher program for both the 2021-22 and 2022-23 winter seasons.
Wildhorse Foundation
Wildhorse Foundation has supported N2N and the Warming Station with annual operational grants since we first opened. In 2017 Wildhorse Foundation provided a grant that funded half the cost of the new heat pump system. In 2022 a generous Wildhorse grant helped enable us to provide motel rooms for homeless individuals during the cold winter nights.
St. Anthony's Hospital
In 2016 St. Anthony donated the building in which N2N houses the Warming Station and Day Center. Without this donation N2N would have had to close its doors since the City Council of Pendleton had voted not to let N2N continue operating the Warming Station/Day Center in the city-owned building we had been using. St. Anthony continues to support N2N through its charitable arm, Common Spirit.
Pendleton Foundation Trust
In 2017 Pendleton Foundation Trust provided a grant that completely funded a new roof for the N2N building, which houses the Pendleton Warming Station. The roof had been leaking badly and we probably would not have been able to open the Warming Station without this repair.
Sustaining Donors
Donors who have provided significant financial support over multiple seasons.
Walmart
Walmart has provided multiple grants for the Pendleton Warming Station and has encouraged employees to volunteer. In addition, Walmart has sponsored employee food drives for the station.
Columbia Bank
Columbia Bank of Pendleton has provided funding for Neighbor 2 Neighbor through their annual Warm Hearts Winter Drive Fund of Community Foundation of the North State.
Our 2023 Donors
Below is a list of individuals and organizations who donated in calendar year 2023.
Gold Donors: $1000 and Over
- CAPECO
- Blue Mountain Community Foundation
- Terry and Bonnie Templeman
- Fair Housing Council of Oregon
- Peace Lutheran Church
- Pendleton Senior Center
- Senior Center of Pendleton
- First Christian Church
- Blue Mountain Insurance Professionals
- James and Karen Kullnat
- Dorothy and Timoth O'Rourke
- Community Foundation of the North State
- Carolyn Fraser
- Renton and Katherine Feller
- Pendleton Lions Club
- Shannon Van Kirk
- Harriet Isom
Silver Donors: From $101 to $999
- Walmart Pendleton
- Dustin Herron
- David Betts
- Jerri Flynn
- PAWS
- Harry and Susan Geller
- Eugene and mary Hallamn
- Harry and Susan Geller
- Shannon Van Kirk
- Daniel Johnson
- Dwight and Marilyn Johnson
- Jami Moore
- Delphian Club
- Mu Masters
- Jennifer Hamlin
- Ron and Penny Gavette
- Nila Wimmer
- Bill Miller
- Happy Hour Group
- Bob Ehman
- Eugene and Mary Hallman
- Jodi Mascall
- Jeff and Colleen Blackwood
- Dolores Hendricks
- Storr Nelson
- Shanna Hamilton
- Jeanette Herron
Bronze Donors: Up To $100
- Lisa Parsons
- Rebecca Henshaw
- Elizabeth Pearson
- Christine Roden
- Janice Grimm
- Staci and Andy Roberts
- Vivian Hulick
- Michelle Grable
- Judy Malcome
- Mary Phinney
- Laura Alston
- Bob English
- Laura Cone
- Mark Thorn
- Mary Crane
- Cassius Jennings
- Carolyn and Chris Montee
- Susan Westersund
- Laura Lazinka
- Tisbest Philanthropy
- Cathy Kidwell
- Loretta Hampton
- Bill Morris
- Theresa Carey
- Phillip Reeves
- Carolyn Featherstone
- Kelsie Brianne Sanderson
- Cheryl Carlson