Solar 4R Schools  www.solar4rschools.org Bonneville Environmental Foundation’s program, Solar 4R Schools, educates students, teachers and community members about the science and benefits of renewable energy technology. Northwest Youth Corps received a Solar 4R Schools grant in late 2009, to install a 1.02 kilowatt (kW) solar array and informational kiosk at our campus, as well as receive educational materials. A later EWEB greenpower grant, in 2010, increased the size of our array to 40.48 kW. To see how much solar energy NYC is producing (in real time), visit http://www.solar4rschools.org/schools/northwest-youth-corps
	Leave No Trace  www.lnt.org The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics is a national non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and inspiring responsible outdoor recreation through education, research and partnerships. Leave No Trace (LNT) builds awareness, appreciation and respect for our wildlands.
	Oregon Community Foundation NYC Tuition Assistance Endowment www.ocf1.org The NYC Tuition Assistance Endowment is administered by the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF), with guidance from NYC’s Board of Directors. NYC’s partnership with OCF allows the Endowment to be part of a large, diversified, professionally managed portfolio at a much lower cost than if this Endowment were managed separately. OCF has promoted philanthropy since 1973 and manages 600 funds with combined assets of over $300 million. For more information about the NYC Tuition Assistance Endowment and sponsoring youth, visit the NYC Help Youth page.
	REI http://www.rei.com/reigives NYC thanks REI for its support of our Timberline Trail Youth Conservation Project. REI recognizes that today's youth will be tomorrow's stewards of the environment, and—through its grant support to NYC—is providing opportunities for young people to experience the joys of outdoor recreation, and caring for our open spaces and shared public lands.
	Spirit Mountain Community Fund http://www.thecommunityfund.com The Spirit Mountain Community Fund (the philanthropic arm of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde) supports non-profit organizations in an 11-county area of Western Oregon. Since 1997 the fund has given over $40 million to support public safety, health, education, culture, environment, problem gaming and historic preservation.

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