Meyer Memorial Trust - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 23:52, 8 August 2014

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Rfs at 21:04, 3 April 2014

2014-04-03T21:04:37Z

Kathey at 21:30, 3 June 2009

2009-06-03T21:30:33Z

Halfasspete: add category

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add category

Oso: /* Free Geek People */

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Free Geek People

Oso: /* PROJECT SYNOPSIS */

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PROJECT SYNOPSIS

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PROJECT SYNOPSIS

Oso: /* The Need for the Project */

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The Need for the Project

Oso: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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Introduction

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	=PART ONE - The Organization=		=PART ONE - The Organization=

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	=PART ONE - The Organization=		=PART ONE - The Organization=

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	[[Category:Grantwriting]]		[[Category:Grantwriting]]
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	*Matching Funds: $10,295		*Matching Funds: $10,295
	*Requested Funds: $11,278		*Requested Funds: $11,278
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 '''Brent Campbell, President'''<br>
-NE Oregon, Suite 200, Portland OR 97232, 503-731-1305<br>
+[contact info deleted]<br>
 Brent is currently the systems administrator for the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. He has worked in both technical and managerial positions at technology companies such as Abacus Computers and Symantec.  Educated at Oregon State University, Brent has also worked in Kenya with the Peace Corps. He joined the board in June 2000, and lives in Portland, Oregon.
 '''Dennis Bridges, Director'''<br>
-SE 100th Drive, Portland, OR 97266, 503-771-6523<br>
+[contact info deleted]<br>
 Dennis has almost 20 years of experience in the printing industry including 7 years as an environmental engineer. He is also certified as a Six Sigma Quality and Process Improvement Consultant. Dennis is currently the publisher and editor of Computer Bits magazine. As a director, Dennis heads up Computers for Kids, a new FREE GEEK project that strives to provide free educational computers to at-risk kids in the Portland area. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
 '''Michele Brooks, Director'''<br>
-SE 10th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214, 503-481-7365<br>
+[contact info deleted]<br>
 Michele has over 15 years of organizational development experience. She holds a Masters of Science degree in organizational development from Pepperdine University. She has been facilitating meetings and consulting with non-profit organizations since 1996. She is particularly devoted to issues of sustainability, community building and environmentalism. She joined the board in January 2002 and lives in Portland, Oregon.
 '''James Deibele, Director'''<br>
-SE 38th Street, Vancouver, WA 98683, 503-402-1826<br>
+[contact info deleted]<br>
 Jim founded and was CEO of Teleport, Inc. the largest Internet service provider in the Pacific Northwest. After selling his share of the the company in 1999, Jim began to pursue other entrepreneurial ventures while giving time to various causes that promote computer access and education. Jim previously owned and operated Tech Books, a computer book store in Beaverton, Oregon. He joined the board in June 2000, and lives in Vancouver, Washington.
 '''Mark Niemann-Ross, Director'''<br>
-SE 33rd Ave, Portland OR 97214, 503-230-8866<br>
+[contact info deleted]<br>
 Mark is the Third-Party Developer Evangelist for Adobe Systems. He has worked for all of the major graphic arts software companies, including Quark, and Extensis. He also teaches a beginning programming class at the Metropolitan Learning Center. Mark became involved in FREE GEEK when his youngest son announced his interest in building a computer. Mark joined the board in January 2003 and lives in Portland, Oregon.
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 Free Geek does not collect income, religious or ethnic background information from our donors, customers, clients or volunteers. We do collect information on where they live and generate reports of community impact and involvement based on the number of donors, customers, clients and volunteers by zip code area. We have the most impact in SE Portland, concentrated in the zip codes closest to the Free Geek Community Technology Center. More importantly, we have a significant impact that reaches well beyond SE Portland, ranging over the entire metropolitan area, as well as the rest of Oregon and southern Washington state. Please see attached community impact report in Appendix B.
 ==Outreach Efforts==

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 '''PHASE I'''<br>
-Facility Expansion - modifying the existing building to best utilize the available space.
+Facility Expansion - modifying the existing building to best utilize the available space.<br>
-''Project cost: $42,528
+*Project cost: $42,528<br>
-Matching funds: $11,500 (DEQ Grant)
+*Matching funds: $11,500 (DEQ Grant)<br>
-Requested funds: $31,028''
+*Requested funds: $31,028

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	The Expansion will be accomplished in concurrent three phases if fully funded. Funding priorities are Phase II, followed by Phase III, as these two phases are income generators that will allow for a scaled down version of Phase I to be accomplished with the least amount of impact on the overall plan for self-sustainability within the given time frame.		The Expansion will be accomplished in concurrent three phases if fully funded. Funding priorities are Phase II, followed by Phase III, as these two phases are income generators that will allow for a scaled down version of Phase I to be accomplished with the least amount of impact on the overall plan for self-sustainability within the given time frame.
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		+	'''PHASE I'''<br>
		+	Facility Expansion - modifying the existing building to best utilize the available space.
		+	''Project cost: $42,528
		+	Matching funds: $11,500 (DEQ Grant)
		+	Requested funds: $31,028''

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	'''Help for At-risk Youth'''<br>		'''Help for At-risk Youth'''<br>
	With the schools funding crisis making national headlines, it is obvious that there is going to be less funding for technology education in the near future. Taken together with the probable demise of the StRUT (Students Recycling Used Technology) program, the resource base to help kids get any kind of computer and technology related education is shrinking almost daily. If kids are going to make it in the modern economy, more technology based education and resources need to be made available.		With the schools funding crisis making national headlines, it is obvious that there is going to be less funding for technology education in the near future. Taken together with the probable demise of the StRUT (Students Recycling Used Technology) program, the resource base to help kids get any kind of computer and technology related education is shrinking almost daily. If kids are going to make it in the modern economy, more technology based education and resources need to be made available.
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		+	==PROJECT SYNOPSIS==
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		+	The Expansion will be accomplished in concurrent three phases if fully funded. Funding priorities are Phase II, followed by Phase III, as these two phases are income generators that will allow for a scaled down version of Phase I to be accomplished with the least amount of impact on the overall plan for self-sustainability within the given time frame.

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 <blockquote>''Free Geek recycles used technology to provide computers, education and job skills training to those in need, in exchange for community service.''</blockquote>
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 . ''Poison PC's and Toxic TV's'', Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, 2001.

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	<blockquote>''Free Geek recycles used technology to provide computers, education and job skills training to those in need, in exchange for community service.''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''Free Geek recycles used technology to provide computers, education and job skills training to those in need, in exchange for community service.''</blockquote>
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		+	1. ''Poison PC's and Toxic TV's'', Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, 2001.

		+	2. ''2000 Disposal and Recovery of Selected Materials Report'', Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
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		+	3. ''2000 Portland Area Median Income'', US Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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		+	4. ''2000 Median income by state'', US Census Bureau.

	==History of the Organization==		==History of the Organization==