Scholarship Benefit Auction

Eric Cremers

This two-day auction will be held February 24 and 25, starting at 8:00 a.m. both days. Proceeds from this auction will be used by the Oregon Logging Conference Foundation, a charitable 501(c)3 organization, to provide scholarships. These scholarships help deserving students with the expenses related to pursuing a logging related career, as they gain experience to become the next generation workforce. Since 1968 the Foundation has awarded over $925,000 in scholarships.

Here are some of the items you can expect to see in the Thursday, February 24th auction:

  • $1,000 gift card toward purchase of pickup tires (donated by Superior Tire)
  • Stihl MS 362 Power Chainsaw (donated by First Strike Environmental)
  • Spill kit (donated by First Strike Environmental)
  • Two Polished Aluminum Wheels 11R24.5 (donated by Peterson Trucks)
  • Tire Pressure System (donated by Air CTI)
  • Wood Carving by Nick Myers (donated by Nick Myers)
  • One Unit ie. Radiator, or Charge Air Cooler, or Oil Cooler up to $3,500 by Radiator Supply House (donated by Radiator Supply House)
  • Here are some of the items you can expect to see in the Friday, February 25th auction:
  • Wood carving (donated by Chainsaw Buzz, Jay Peppard)
  • Husqvarna 372 XP chainsaw with 32-inch Cannon bar (donated by Pacific Tractor & Equipment)
  • Wood Carving by Wayne Lyon (donated by Wayne Lyon)
  • Legacy Truck Seat (donated by Papé Kenworth)
  • RSH Famous “Meet the Celebrity” Package, donated by Radiator Supply House
  • Beautiful Original Painting by Claudia Lima (donated by Claudia Lima)
  • $1,000 gift card toward purchase of tires (donated by O & M Point S Tire Center)

Donations of merchandise or monetary contributions are gladly accepted. All auction donations and purchases are tax deductible (tax ID # 45-5045072). A complete list of auction items is available on the Oregon Logging Conference website www.oregonloggingconference.com, and more information is also available by calling the Oregon Logging Conference Foundation office at (541) 686-9191.

The Oregon Logging Conference Foundation appreciates the continued support from many businesses and individuals. Together, we are engaging the next generation of industry workers and leaders. 

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