End Of Watch
Memorial Foundation
This Oregon Chapter of
The End of Watch Memorial Foundation
is an independent local non-profit that is dedicated to serving our professionals in the corrections community.
Through fundraising, we provide financial support to our primary beneficiaries, The Correctional Peace Officer Foundation, a separate non-affiliated national nonprofit for fallen and injured corrections officers, as well as locally to Oregon Corrections Officers and Deputies.
The End of Watch Memorial Foundation Initially Established The End of Watch Memorial Golf Tournament to provide financial support services to the Correctional Peace Officer Foundation in 2009.
Founded by Thomas Donaldson, Tony Ruvalcaba, and Steve Perrine, they built the Oregon non-profit from the ground up, with the sole mission to support corrections professionals and their families.
After eleven years of success, this Oregon non-profit grew, and The End of Watch Memorial Foundation, 501(c)(3) was created in 2020.
By the end of 2021, the End of Watch Memorial Foundation added an additional fundraising event, The Eastside Memorial Golf Tournament. It is through these events that they are able to make contributions to officers and their families.
In 2023 the End of Watch Memorial Foundation expanded its fundraising efforts to include local financial support, to provide mental health services to corrections professionals, and their families. To Include providing educational scholarships to corrections officers' children.
The End of Watch Memorial Foundation is committed to supporting corrections professionals and their families.
Tournament West
The Fifteenth Annual End of Watch Memorial Golf Tournament West, will be held on August 19th, 2023, at Chehalem Glenn Golf Course,
Newberg OR.
Tournament X-Golf
First Tournament At X-Golf
To be held on January 20th, 2023, in Tualatin OR.
(CANCELED)
Tournament East
The Second Annual End of Watch Memorial Golf Tournament East will be held on May 6th, 2023, at
The Golf Course At
Birch Creek,
Pendleton OR.
