DATE: July 15, 2013

PLACE: Stone Creek Golf Club, Oregon City

LUNCH (BOX): 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

PUTTING CONTEST: 11:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

TEE TIME: 1:00 p.m. shotgun start

FEE: $135 per player ($675 team of 5)

DINNER, RAFFLE & AWARDS in the Clubhouse (upon completion of play)

Buy your raffle tickets any time during the day and spread them out among the 10 gift baskets. Or put all your tickets in one special basket that catches your eye. Two special items will be auctioned off in an oral auction followed by awards and the raffle. You will be on your way home by 7:30 p.m. - just in time to tuck the kids in!

THE BENEFICIARIES: Proceeds from the Invitational benefit CCC's Athletic Department and student athletes.

RESERVE YOUR PLACE: Click here register online or contact Julie Paulsen at julie.paulsen@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3129.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES STILL AVAILABLE:

Click here to download the Official Confirmation Form with more information.

President's Circle members are invited to join Dr. Joanne Truesdell for hosted hors d'oeuvres, wine and beverages in recognition of your generous contributions to the Foundation.

Following the reception, revel in the sounds and scenes of the Clackamas Repertory theatre produciton of "Kiss Me Kate" at a reduced price. Tickets are $18 per person or $25 per couple.

Register online at http://give.clackamas.edu or contact Julie Paulsen at 503-594-3129; julie.paulsen@clackamas.edu

Jessica Bruck has been hired as the temporary raffle/auction coordinator for the Foundation. Jessica is a Clackamas Community College alum and also graduated from Western Oregon University. She has a Bachelors of Science in Communications with a focus on event planning. She aspires to work for a nonprofit in fund development. Jessica is accepting donations for the ParTee on the Green. Contact her at 503-594-3134 or jessica.bruck@clackamas.edu

Fresh, organically grown produce is sold on campus by CCC's horticulture students during Farmer's Market Tuesdays.

The Urban Agriculture Farm Experience class at CCC grows vegetables on campus using organic methods. They sell the produce on a food cart parked outside of the Community Center in the quad area at CCC's Oregon City campus on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to noon during summer term. Farmer's Market Tuesdays runs through Sept. 3. Funds raised benefit CCC student scholarships.

Each year after the plant sales, the Horticulture Dept. makes leftover plants available to non-profit organizations. This year plants were given to:

Parrot Creek Child &
   Family Services
City of Molalla
CCC Community Gardens
City of West Linn
St Lutheran Church
   Community Gardens
Clackamas County
   Master Gardeners
   'Plant an Extra Row'
Lettuce Grow 4 You
St Vincent De Paul
   Community Garden

The Horticulture Dept. is pleased to be able to support these organizations who help feed our neighbors in need.