Public Charity

MORROW EDUCATION FOUNDATION

MORROW EDUCATION FOUNDATION, of Boardman, OR, is a Public Charity tracked in Imperigo's IRS 990 database. The 2024 filing shows $1.2M in revenue, $1.2M in expenses, $4K in total assets. IRS filings disclose 19 grants awarded by this foundation, totaling roughly $7.8M.

EIN: 455234094 Boardman, OR Latest filing: 2024

Total Revenue$1.2M

Total Expenses$1.2M

Total Assets$4K

Grants Given19

Grant Total$7.8M

Filing Years2019–2024

Mission

The primary purpose of the Corporation is to encourage and enhance academics, technology, arts, athletics, and cultural learning experiences and opportunities for the students of Morrow County through community and corporate support.

Sample Grants Given

Morrow County School District

Heppner, OR · 2024

Funds were used for Technology, Counseling, Early Childhood, College Credits, Interns, Fieldtrips/STEAM.

$1,032,254

Port of Morrow

Boardman, OR · 2024

To use towards staffing the Workforce Development program.

$85,000

Ione School District

Ione, OR · 2024

Purchase of educational equipment

$35,000

Morrow County School District

Heppner, OR · 2023

Funds were used for Technology, Counseling, Early Childhood, College Credits, Interns, Fieldtrips/STEAM

$1,000,398

Port of Morrow

Boardman, OR · 2023

To use towards staffing the Workforce Development program

$85,000

Showing up to 5 of 19 total records — full history available with membership.

Officers & Directors

Board Member Ed Rollins

President Joe Taylor

Secretary - Treasurer John Murray

Board Member Rick Stokoe

Board Member Sheila Corpus

Board Member Sherri Smith

Officer compensation and complete director data available with membership.

Top Grant Purposes

Funds were used for Technology, Counseling, Early Childhood, College Credits, Interns, Fieldtrips/STEAM

$4,401,269 2 grants

Funds were used for Technology, Counseling, Early Childhood, College Credits, Interns, Fieldtrips/STEAM.

$1,032,254 1 grant

Funds were used for technology ($100,000); grade school field trips, after school activities, and hands on learning experiences ($50,000); Grade 7 - 12 career pathway classes ($24,333); Early childhood programs ($217,062) and ($233,000) towards academic counseling, college credits and workforce development

$624,395 1 grant

Provide funding for technology, field trips and Eastern Promise credits.

$493,479 2 grants

Funds were used for technology ($104,944); grade school field trips, after school activities, and hands on learning experiences ($34,760); Grade 7 - 12 career pathway classes ($15,240) and $327,619 towards academic counseling and workforce development.

$482,563 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Assets
2024	$1.2M	$1.2M	$4K
2023	$1.1M	$1.1M	$4K
2022	$3.5M	$3.5M	$6K
2020	$1.7M	$814K	$981K
2019	$572K	$524K	$88K

Between 2019 and 2024, reported annual revenue grew from $572K to $1.2M (+102%), with total assets most recently reported at $4K.

Interactive year-over-year charts and full filing details available with membership.

Grant Geography

Grants from this foundation were reported to recipients in OR.

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