Our Corporate Supporters

What can we say? Thank you, thank you, thank you!

These organizations are helping to make our community better, and we’re grateful to them for it! If your organization would like to join us in serving the community, please contact us!

	SoutheastUPlift.org is our sponsoring agency which helps fund and oversee us and furnishes us 501(c)3 certification.
	St David of Wales Episcopal Church and its Sara Fischer who so kindly offered to house our Tool Library.
	The ReBuilding Center generously supplied us with most of the materials needed to buildout the Library space.
	Acorn hosting, based right here in Portland, offers community-service organizations like ours discounted webhosting.
	The knowledgeable folks at earthquaketech.com offered a hands-on workshop for us about how to retrofit your house to help it, and you, survive an earthquake.
	Bob Denman, the owner of the amazing   Red Pig Tools, generously donated four Trench shovels (new with great handles), a hoe he rebuilt so it is new again, and three small gardening shovels of varying handle lengths, again all new.
	Green Hammer Construction helped by kindly donating a very generous raffle prize.
	Naomi’s Organic Farm Supply helped us by donating two nice raffle prizes.
	7Dees on SE Powell helped by generously donating a raffle prize as well as an opportunity for us to have an information table at their Edible Landscapes event.
	Artist Chris Haberman created the stunning, fabulous, whimsical, banner that we display at Events and outside the Tool Library most Saturdays.
	The ReStore helped both by donating a raffle prize as well as by offering us a great deal on tools.
	The Urban Farm Store helped by donating a nice raffle prize.
	K&F Select Fine Coffees supplied some truly fabulous coffee for our March Tool Donation Day.
	Portland Nursery kindly donated a prize for the raffle drawing.
	Organics To You kindly donated wonderful food for our Grand Opening.
	Trader Joe’s, was very nice to supply us with some great food for our Grand Opening.
	Hopworks offered a revenue share for an evening of fun and food and drinks on Feb 7 2011. And some shirts. And wow.
	Portland Tradesmen has generously offered to give monthly SEPTL Workshops where our members can get free design and construction advice from real pros.
	Northeast Portland Tool Library  and  North Portland Tool Library -  who have both donated database programming, documents and know-how at so many levels.
	Grow Portland, in keeping with its mission to promote urban gardening and urban agriculture, donated seeds to help grow our seed library.
	Portland General Electric has donated to SEPTL on several occasions through its Community Service Grants awards, for which we are profoundly grateful.