Community Impact in Lane County

Koke Printing is more than a business located in Lane County. We are part of the network of organizations, businesses, families, and individuals that make this region work.

For decades, our company has supported community organizations through sponsorships, print-in-trade, in-kind printing, volunteer involvement, and long-term partnerships.

Those relationships span arts and culture, education, youth programs, health and human services, local business organizations, veterans’ groups, and civic life. For us, community involvement is part of what it means to be a locally owned company.

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Our Print Helps Locals

Print often plays a practical role in helping community organizations do their work. A program welcomes someone into a performance. A direct-mail piece helps raise support. A poster brings people to an event. A brochure connects someone with a service they did not know was available. A sign helps an organization show up clearly in the community.

We are proud to help local organizations turn their ideas, missions, and events into materials that can be seen, held, shared, and acted on.

Partnerships Built Over Time

Some of our most meaningful community relationships are measured not in projects, but in decades.

Koke Printing’s relationship with The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts stretches back more than 30 years, beginning during the QSL chapter of our history and continuing today as part of Koke Printing. In 2025, that longstanding relationship was recognized with the Arts & Business Partnership Award from the Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene.

The partnership reflects the kind of community involvement we value most: long-term, collaborative, and built around a shared belief that strong local organizations make this a better place to live.
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We support the organizations that make Lane County stronger.

Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene

Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene

We are a Catalyst Club sponsor of the Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene because we believe a strong arts community makes Lane County a better place to live and work. The arts bring people together, create new ways of seeing the world, and add something essential to everyday life. Supporting the arts is good for our community, good for our employees, and good for humans.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley

Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley

Strong communities invest in young people. Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley gives local kids a place to learn, create, build confidence, develop skills, and grow alongside people who care about their future. We support that work because what we invest in young people today becomes part of the community we all share tomorrow.
Volunteers in Medicine Clinic

Volunteers in Medicine Clinic

A healthy community depends on people having access to the care and support they need. Volunteers in Medicine brings professionals, volunteers, and neighbors together to provide health care for medically underserved people throughout Lane County. We support their work because taking care of a community means taking care of the people in it.

More Community Organizations We Support

Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene

Beats, Brews & BBQ Eugene

Boy Scouts of America

Boys & Girls Club of Emerald Valley

Delgani String Quartet

Eugene Ballet

Eugene Chamber of Commerce

Eugene Delta Rotary

Eugene Symphony

Food for Lane County

Honor Flight of Oregon

Junior League of Eugene

Kidsports

Lane Community College Foundation

Ophelia’s Place

Oregon Club

Oregon Supported Living Program

Oregon Track Club

Radio Redux

Relief Nursery

Rotary Club of Eugene

The Shedd

United Way

University of Oregon Foundation

Volunteers in Medicine

Willamalane

WomenSpace

Bring Your Community Project to Life

Planning an event, raising support, or connecting people with local services? Tell us what you’re working on, and we’ll help you choose print materials that get your message into the community.

Talk to a Print Partner