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CTFO
(redirected from Children's Trust Fund of Oregon)

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CTFOChristmas Tree Farmers of Ontario
CTFOChildren's Trust Fund of Oregon
CTFOChill the Freak Out (polite form)


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If you need to know where the Children's Trust Fund of Oregon gets its money, the Blue Book will tell you (donations, an income tax checkoff and the sale of heirloom birth certificates).
Indispensable reference by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
In a unique effort to raise youth awareness of child abuse prevention, the Children's Trust Fund of Oregon and Dark Horse Comics have teamed up with the Portland LumberJax Lacrosse Club of the National Lacrosse League to create a comic book that reaches out to youth and help them to understand, recognize, and confront child abuse and neglect and to seek help through various channels available to them.
Raise youth awareness of child abuse prevention by Gajewski, Karen Ann / The Humanist
Dan Dunnington of Eugene has been elected to the board of trustees of the Children's Trust Fund of Oregon.
Communities Roundup by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
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