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SEIU Charitable Donations Reports

2008 SEIU Local 083 Donation Drive Report
Donations Delivered to Community Services Consortium:

2008 SEIU Holiday Donations Drive Inventory

Stuffed animals

Toys

Clothes

Bath Items

Blankets

Food

Money

Other

60 various

Color books

Box of hand-knit scarves

Full box of various toiletries

3 blankets

11 boxes of food

$302 discret-ionary

 

$190 directly to food share

TV/VCR combo

 

Reading books

Slippers

 

 

 

 

Kitchen towels

 

Baby toys

8 pair men’s pants

 

 

 

 

Rice cooker

 

8 stuffed animals

20 men’s shirts

 

 

 

 

Coffee pot

 

5 packages of Beanie Babies

13 pair women’s pants

 

 

 

 

3 sheets

 

2 CDs

30 women’s sweaters/
shirts

 

 

 

 

Misc. kitchen items

 

2 Videos

Robe

 

 

 

 

Jewelry (15 boxes, 20 sets of earrings)

 

 

6 women’s jackets

 

 

 

 

Telephone

 

 

Misc. women’s underwear and socks

 

 

 

 

Misc. knick-knacks

 

 

Misc. children’s clothing

 

 

 

 

 








































2008 SEIU Holiday Donations Distribution List

Agencies receiving the 2008 donations:

ABC House (Albany) – new stuffed animals

Vina Moses (Corvallis) – bulk of clothing, TV/VCR combo

Jackson Street Youth Shelter (Corvallis) – $151

Albany Helping Hands (Albany) – hygiene/toiletry items

Signs of Victory Shelter (Albany) – hygiene/toiletry items

Linn Benton Food Share (Linn and Benton) – all food items

Sweet Home Emergency Ministries (Sweet Home) – $151 check for needed items

Community Outreach, Inc. (Corvallis) – miscellaneous toys and clothing

Corvallis Men’s Winter Shelter – clothing

Families in Albany and Corvallis (6) – clothing, toys

Samaritan Village Retirement Center (Corvallis) – jewelry for game prizes


2007 SEIU Local 083 Donation Drive Report

Donations Delivered to Community Services Consortium:




Stuffed Animals

Toys

Clothes

Bath Items

Blankets

Food

Money

Other

15 stuffed animals

6 games

20 scarves

16 lotion bottles

Queen bed & skirt

18 cans of veggies

$285.00

4 magazines, 3 VHS tapes, 46 children's books, 4 adult books

8 beanie babies

2 puzzles

7 pairs of gloves

16 shampoo bottles

1 pink kid's blanket

4 cans of soup

 

13 bracelets, 1 ring,
4 necklace holiday pins, 8 pairs of earrings

 

Lego kids

1 pair children's boots (rubber)

15 conditioner bottles

 

2 boxes of soup

 

22 plastic cups,
11 clear drinking glasses

 

Radar gun

9 girl's tops

10 mouthwash bottles

 

11 cans of tuna

 

5 mugs
(3 kid,
2 plastic)

 

Walkie talkie set

4 girls' shirts

1 body powder

 

1 can of spam

 

1 water bottle

 

3 sets of stickers

2 girls' dresses

1 box of Q-tips

 

2 cans of chicken

 

4 hot pads & 1 oven mitt

 

Assorted misc. kids' items

2 girls' underwear
 & slips

22 bars of soap

 

1 canned ham

 

2 soap/lotion dispensers

 

4 craft/activity kits

7 girls' pants

1 gift set with soap & candles

 

3 cans of chili

 

1 ceramic pumpkin,
4 decorated dishes

 

 

1 fanny pack

4 toothbrushes

 

1 spaghetti sauce

 

Knife set in wooden block

 

 

1 girls' coat

2 big shampoos

 

1 can of sauer-kraut

 

1 spatula,
3 tongs, kitchen aid food chopper, slicer/dicer

 

 

2 toddler outfits

2 toothpastes

 

1 can of mushrooms

 

Cell phone battery

 

 

6 boys' pants

1 barrette

 

1 can of cranberry sauce

 

1 mattress pad

 

 

4 boys' shirts

1 makeup bag

 

3 boxes of instant mashed potatoes

 

2 lavendar bath towels and washcloths

 

 

2 boys' underwear

4 body washes

 

2 boxes of ricearoni

 

1 rolling computer bag

 

 

34 women's tops

1 gift set  with facial cleanser

 

1 package of orzo

 

 

 

 

8 women's pants

 

 

1 package of rotini

 

 

 

 

1 pair of women's slippers, 1 pair of socks

 

 

2 packages of corn muffin mix

 

 

 

 

1 women's robe

 

 

2 boxes of tuna helper, 1 box of hamburger helper

 

 

 

 

5 dresses

 

 

2 cans of juice

 

 

 

 

6 women's coats

 

 

4 cans of fruit

 

 

 

 

41 men's shirts

 

 

1 box of crackers

 

 

 

 

16 pairs of men's pants

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12 men's sweaters/sweatshirts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2 men's coats

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 man's hat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 pair man's socks

 

 

 

 

 




Agencies receiving the 2007 donations:

  • ABC House Albany – new toys and games
  • Vina Moses Corvallis – bulk of clothing, toys
  • Jackson Street Youth Shelter Corvallis – bedding, towels, computer bag, dishes; $105 check (supports one youth for a day)
  • Albany FISH – jeans and overalls
  • Albany Helping Hands – hygiene/toiletry items
  • CARDV (Corvallis) – jewelry and robe and slippers
  • Sharing Hands Brownsville – coats, scarves
  • Linn Benton Food Share – all food items
  • Sweet Home Emergency Ministries– $90 check for needed items
  • Hope Inc. (Sweet Home – $90 check for motel voucher, needed items

Thank You Letters:

From the Sweet Home Emergency Ministries:

Thank you for the donation to SHEM [Sweet Home Emergency Ministries]. Please extend our thanks to the members of the SEIU at OSU. It is much appreciated.

—Peggy Blair, the volunteers, and the Board of Directors of SHEM

From the Hope Center:

Dear Friends at Community Services Consortium,

Thank you so much for your contribution of $90 for motel and gas allowance. It's such an encouragement for us to have friends who are interested in and lend their support to the mission of the Hope Center.

Your gift helps us to lend assistance that we are not always able to offer to someone in need. This year we were able to help provide a wonderful Christmas to five women and four children here at the Center, thanks to our faithful supporters.

We appreciate you so much. God bless you.

Sincerely,

Lynn Wiens, Co-director
Nancy Robeck, Co-director



From Jackson Street Youth Shelter:

Dear Friends,

The staff and board of directors of Jackson Street Youth Shelter, Inc. thank you for your continued, generous support of this organization. Your fundraiser, which provided a total of $105, will help to provide a safe, stable, secure environment for youth in times of crisis.

This fiscal year (July 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007):

  • We provided care to 39 separate youth for a total of 949 resident days.
  • We provided follow-up services to 48 former residents.
  • We servede 2,042 hot meals.
  • Twenty-six youth returned to their families; two moved into a home with friends or other family members; two transitioned to a specialized care facility; one ran away; one transitioned to foster care; one transitioned to an independent living situation.

If you have questions about this acknowledgement, please contact us at 541-754-2404.

Sincerely,

Ann P. Craig
Executivie Director


2006 SEIU Local 083 Donation Drive Report

Donations Delivered to Community Services Consortium:

Type Description
Stuffed Animals

150 brand-new stuffed animals of all sizes,"Stick" musical reindeer

Toys Legos action kits, 10 books, brand-new soccer ball, hand-made rocking horse
Clothes Miscellaneous men's, women's, children's clothing; 7 winter coats
Bath Items Bath towels, miscellaneous toiletries and gift sets
Bedding Flannel sheets, 2 brand-new soft fleece blankets
Food 8 large boxes and bags of non-perishable foods

Other

 2 recliners, 2 cell phones and chargers, 1 desk lamp
Cash

$419.21 in checks and cash + $20 check directly to Food Share = $439.21 Total



















Agencies receiving the 2006 donations:

  • $100 to Hope, Inc., an East Linn County faith-based group needing fuel and motel vouchers.
  • $100 to Sweet Home Emergency Ministries, also a faith-based group needing toilet paper and pampers.
  • $200 to CARDV for the purchase of bus passes and pre-paid phone cards.
  • $20 and 8 boxes and bags of food to Linn-Benton Food Share.
  • $19.21 to CSC Corvallis discretionary client assistance fund.
  • Parent Enhancement Program (PEP)—baby clothing, toys, stuffed animals, and a rocking horse.
  • ABC House—stuffed animals and 2 fleece blankets.
  • Community Outreach—toys (including the reindeer), stuffed animals, and 7 winter coats.
  • Vina Moses—men, women, and children's clothing.

  • Jackson Street Youth Shelter—toiletries, flannel sheets, hooded pullover sweatshirts.

E-mail from CSC Executive Director:

From: Tom Clancey-Burns
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 9:02 AM
To: Neel, Maggie; Bulling, Larry
Cc: Joann Zimmer
Subject: Thank you!

Dear Ms. Neel and Mr. Bulling,

I just wanted to take a moment and thank SEIU Local 083, as well as the many OSU faculty and students who contributed, for the generosity they showed during the recent Christmas Donation Drive.

As always, we are quite happy to accept whatever items, food, and money are collected, but this year was exceptional.  In fact, we were able to fulfill the simple requests of more than twice the number of agencies than last year.  While it is heart-warming to know that the OSU community is supportive of the work we do, the generosity of your participants shows the care and concern they have for the greater community.  On behalf of our clients and partners, we extend sincere thanks for a job well done.

Please let us know if there’s anything we can do to help bolster and support this great work next winter season.

Regards,

Tom

541-752-1010 switchboard
541-760-4894 cell
541-752-2348 FAX
tcburns@csc.gen.or.us
Come visit us at www.csc.gen.or.us

Letter from Jackson Street Youth Shelter Executive Director:

January 19, 2007

Service Employees International Union
Local 083
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331

Dear Friends,

Jackson Street Youth Shelter, Inc., was one of the community service agencies that benefited from your charitable donation drive in December. Community Services Consortium allocated to us the items noted below [bedding, cell phones, asst. toiletries]. Our staff and board of directors thank you for your continued, generous support of this organization. Your donation helps to provide a safe, stable, secure environment for youth in times of crisis.

Sincerely,

Ann P. Craig
Executive Director

Letter from CARDV Executive Director:

December 31 ,2006

Maggie Neel; President
SEIU Local 083
Oregon State University
Adams Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331

Dear Maggie and SEIU Local 083's Generous Members,

Thank you for your gift of $200.00 that you gave through Community Services Consortium to be used for bus passes and pre-paid phone cards to the Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence (CARDV). Your generous support of our efforts to help those fleeing domestic and sexual violence is greatly appreciated.

May your homes be filled with peace and joy always.

With heartfelt thanks,

Nancy J. O'Mara
Executive Director

2005 SEIU Local 083 Donation Drive Report

Agencies receiving the 2005 donations:

 Stuffed Animals  Toys Clothes   Bath Items  Blankets  Food Other/Cash 
 15
(7 new)		 5 

Large bag of baby clothes (including blankets and cloth diapers)

Large bag of maternity clothes

Children's clothes and two coats 

  Bath Salts, soap, 1 bottle of shampoo  3 baby afghans  3 cans

 1 yo-yo, a baby monitor, an infant carrier, baby bottles, 1 stamper set.

1 pair of new children's boots, two pair of gloves

 $286 in cash

 


















2004 SEIU Local 083 Donation Drive Report

Albany Helping Hands Food Share Gleaner Family Low Energy Assistance Family Jackson Street Youth Shelter
Conditioner All food & coffee Blankets Toys $30.00
Soap   1 stuffed animal Infant Clothes  
Perfume   Back pack    
Lotion        
Toothbrushes        
Stuffed animals    
Toys        
1-caligraphy pen set
1-fleece scarf
1-lotion/shower gel mini set
2 coffee mugs
1-towel set
1- mini first aid kit
2-deoderants
4-body scrubbers (luffa)
1-nail brush set
2-hand soap bottles
2-body wash
1-bath beads
1-mini baby powder
1-laundry basket
1-shower cap
We sent items to the agencies with the highest need for each item.
All Items were welcomed and appreciated.


Agencies receiving the 2004 donations:

Albany Helping Hands: Received toys and stuffed animals in addition to personal items such as conditioner, soap, perfume, toothbrushes, lotion/shower gel set, mini first aid kit, deodorants, body scrubbers, nail brush set, hand soap bottles, body washes, bath beads, baby powder, shower cap, laundry basket, towel set, coffee mugs, fleece scarf, calligraphy pen set.

Food Share: Received all food and coffee items.

Gleaner Family: Received blankets, a stuffed animal, and a back pack.

Low Energy Assistance Family: Received toys and infant clothes.
Jackson Street Youth Shelter: Received $30 for heating oil.
CSC: Received $104 for charitable uses.