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Doug Stamm

Working Toward Equity in Oregon

Posted Jan 24 2012 - 2:00pm by Doug Stamm
Topics: communities of color | equity | Communities of Color | CEO Messages
Today we join others in disseminating a report from Multnomah County’s Coalition of Communities of Color that addresses the relationships among foundations and communities of color in Oregon.
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Aaron Nelson

Service Outage Notification

Posted Jan 23 2012 - 2:50pm by Aaron Nelson
Topics: Tech
Meyer Memorial Trust’s website and web-based grant application system (GrantIS) will be unavailable during the evening of Monday, January 30th, 2012 beginning at approximately 7pm. This outage will last approximately 2 hours. During this time, MMT will be changing the IP addresses of these servers. Some customers may not be able to reach those services after the outage due to domain name data caching and record propagation delay.
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Aaron Nelson

RIP DMR

Posted Oct 13 2011 - 2:34pm by Aaron Nelson
Topics: AT&T Bell Labs | C language | Dennis M. Ritchie | Multics | unix | Tech
MMT's Technical Operations Manager Aaron Nelson writes about a loss to the world's technical community he finds greater than the loss of Steve Jobs. Yes, our geeks blog too!
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Phoebe OLeary

Award Statistics for Fiscal Year 2011

Posted Sep 28 2011 - 11:51am by Phoebe OLeary
Topics: Responsive Grants | Grassroots Grants | Grantmaking
We are often asked how many applications we receive, how many are approved, and what the awards were for.  So, to supplement Marie's monthly award announcements, I thought I'd provide some statistics on grants made through our Responsive Grants and Grassroots Grants programs in MMT's most recent fiscal year (April 1, 2010 through March 31, 2011).
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Marie Deatherage

Notes from a sabbatical

Posted Sep 21 2011 - 2:04pm by Marie Deatherage
Topics: sabbatical | vacation | Communications and Learning
This is my first week back in the office after a four-week sabbatical and a two-week vacation. Take a look at the infographic I made to see how it went and read more about the big goals. I'm offering up my reflections and the lessons I learned.
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Marie Deatherage

Taking a break from keeping up

Posted Jul 27 2011 - 11:02am by Marie Deatherage
Topics: disruption | fitness | infographics | quilt | sabbatical | technology | Communications and Learning
Tomorrow I embark on something I'm so excited about that I simply must share it with you.Earlier this year, MMT began offering long time staff members month-long sabbaticals to provide opportunities to rejuvenate, reflect and pursue life- and/or career-enhancing activities that are not feasible within the demands of our regular work. Those of us who have been here more than seven years are eligible. I've been at MMT for 15 years (!?) and mine starts tomorrow.
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Phoebe OLeary

GrantIS: MMT's Application Software

Posted Jul 22 2011 - 7:55am by Phoebe OLeary
Topics: GrantIS | software | Tech
Many people have asked me about Meyer Memorial Trust's GrantIS software – a database and online application system that we designed to process grant requests and awards.  They want to know the what/when/why/how details and what we learned along the way.
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Sally Yee

TWST in Cottage Grove

Posted Jun 15 2011 - 7:00pm by Sally Yee
Topics: Grassroots Grants | TWST
We are in Cottage Grove today, a community of about 10,000 residents, meeting in the City’s fabulous library. The building also houses the Chamber of Commerce, a therapy pool, the Senior Center and a Business Resource Center. Attendees represented a range of services
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TWST Day 4 - Sutherlin

Posted Jun 10 2011 - 7:00pm by Sally Yee
Topics: Grassroots Grants | TWST
This afternoon at the C. Giles Hunt Memorial Library in Sutherlin, seven folks from Elkton, Oakland, and Roseburg asked me some great questions about Meyer Memorial Trust’s grant application and decision making process. We talked about how local support for a project is really important.
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TWSTing in Drain

Posted Jun 9 2011 - 4:00pm by Sally Yee
Topics: Grassroots Grants | TWST
I said good-bye to Lane County last night. This evening I am in Drain, a community of about 1,100 people, situated midway between Eugene and Roseburg in Douglas County.
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