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The sole purpose of the Friends of Menucha Foundation is to raise financial support for Menucha Retreat and Conference Center.  Menucha serves groups whose purposes are broadly compatible with a Judeo-Christian world view. So long as they meet that standard … Read More

President:  Joyce Malin 1418 Grand Place Vancouver, WA  98661-4718 Home Phone/Fax: 360-737-8502 Email home/work: customwriting@comcast.net Secretary: Nanita Sammons 18200 S Matthew Ct Oregon City, OR  97045-8380 Home  503-631-9123 Email  home    nanita@ccwebster.net Email work    nsammons@aktcpa.com Cell   503-846-9423 Treasurer: Erich Merrill 2420 … Read More

These are notes and reports about past and upcoming events. Newest on top. Menucha Summer Fair Poster Fundraising Dinner Registration Form FoMF Annual Fund Calendar 2010 (word file) FoMF Croquet & Lawn Party – 2009 (excel file) Annual Dinner Update … Read More

These are various papers the board has developed to assist in the work being done. Case Statement- Final Oct. 2008 (word file) Menucha FoFM Contract (word file) Prospectus- Development Officer (word file) Quiet List (word file)

Adopted policies of the board.  Pending policies will also be listed here. Conflict of Interest Policy (word file)

Financial reports are in file forms listed.  Newest on top. FoMF – 2009 actuals and 2010 budget proposal (Excel File) FoMF 2009 Financials – accounting system (PDF file)

Minutes are in order (newest at the top of the list) and are down loadable as PDF files (2014 to present) and in word file format (2009 Minutes April 2019 Minutes May 2019 Minutes February 2019 Minutes January 2019 Minutes … Read More

For Immediate Release: Doing Good One Search at a Time! Supporters of Menucha Retreat and Conference Center are using GoodSearch and GoodShop, raising money with every search of the Internet and every purchase on-line! Corbett 2010 — What if even … Read More

Download our 2020 Donor Impact Report here or scroll down for the full report. Stewarding a sacred space is both an honor and a challenge. Starting with the indigenous peoples who sustained themselves by the abundance of this region, to the … Read More