SELCO Steps Up Stories
Get a closer look at SELCO's presence in the community as we support students, educators, and community partners to cultivate growth and strengthen possibilities across Oregon.
SELCO Steps Up Stories
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The Stage is Set for Jefferson Elementary
SELCO awards nearly $12,000 to transform Jefferson Elementary’s music classroom into a modern and adaptable learning space for students to develop musical talents.
Meet Giselle, a SELCO Scholarship Recipient
COVID-19 inspires a return-to-school for Giselle Vasquez, who is now a nursing student at Lane Community College after receiving a SELCO Scholarship.
SELCO Steps Up Turns One
SELCO celebrates the Steps Up 1-year anniversary with a week of giving, investing over $20,000 back into its communities along with other fun activities in the community.
2024 Year-in-review
SELCO stays the course with our member-focused mission in 2024. Read about how we’re reimagining and expanding our community involvement.
The Inaugural Classroom Makeovers
SELCO awards nearly $42,000 to three inspiring educators chosen by the public for our inaugural Classroom Makeover program.
Preserving Latino Roots in Oregon
SELCO partners with Latino Roots to support bilingual storytelling, student-led documentaries, and the preservation of Latino history across Oregon.
Meet the 2024 SELCO Scholarship Recipients
Hear from the 2024 SELCO Scholarship recipients and learn about their future plans and some fun facts in some behind-the-scenes videos during our annual luncheon.
Announcing the 2024 Creative Educator Grant Recipients
SELCO awards 44 individual educators with nearly $82,000 in Creative Educator Grants to fund their creative class projects in 2024.
Modernizing Filmmaking at Springfield High School
SELCO awards Springfield High School with a Creative Educator Grant to modernize Jill Plumb’s digital storytelling curriculum, adding new technology and equipment to the class.
SELCO Steps Up with $200,000 Grant to SquareOne Villages
SELCO recently awarded $200,000 to SquareOne Villages to help the nonprofit build Rosa Village Co-op, a community of 52 permanently affordable, net-zero energy-efficient tiny homes in Eugene for people in need of housing.