The Foundation's own home — added per your notes, under the About section of the site.

Tells the giving story in the family's name, separate from the fuel business.
Shows the organizations and communities supported (logos + list).
Gives community organizations a clear way to reach out.

Foundation content — everything on this page comes from your team

Now in, from your BugHerd notes: Who We Support leads the page, with JoyRX featured, then OGA Junior Golf and First Tee; the Jim & Linda Pliska Scholarship story; and the charity golf tournament. Still to come:

A 1–2 sentence intro for Who We Support, and a one-line description for OGA Junior Golf and First Tee.
Logos for JoyRX, OGA Junior Golf and First Tee (with permission to display).
Whether the Foundation accepts requests/applications, and where inquiries should go.
Any more community photography, for the optional photo strip below.

WHO WE SUPPORT — leads the page (lead partner featured, then the organization grid)

THE JIM & LINDA PLISKA FOUNDATION

Who We Support

[INTRO — 1–2 sentences on the causes and communities the Foundation supports. Via BugHerd.]

[LOGO — JoyRX]

JoyRX, Children's Cancer Association

"We've been a partner of JoyRX since 2021, and have donated over $100,000 focused on helping every child feel joy during their health journey."

[LOGO — OGA Junior Golf]

OGA Junior Golf

[One line — what the support goes toward, from Amanda]

[LOGO — First Tee]

First Tee

[One line — what the support goes toward, from Amanda]

[+ more, if any]

[As provided]

Grid grows or shrinks to the real list.

Organizations, from your BugHerd notes JoyRX is featured first and largest, since you said it should stand out the most. OGA Junior Golf and First Tee follow. Two things still open: a one-line description for each of those two, and logos for all three (with permission to display). The grid adapts to however many organizations are on the real list, and your team can add new ones after launch without a developer.

JIM & LINDA PLISKA SCHOLARSHIP — the story, plus the charity golf tournament that funds it (photo-supported, warm)

GIVING BACK

Jim & Linda Pliska Scholarship

Supporting Future Oregon Business Leaders at the University of Oregon.

Jim and Linda, both proud University of Oregon graduates who met on campus, credit their time at U of O with shaping their careers, values, and lifelong friendships. Inspired by the mentors, opportunities, and community they found as Ducks, they’ve established this scholarship to pay forward that support. Their hope is to help future generations of Oregon high‑school graduates pursue a business education, build careers, and contribute back to the state and university that made a lasting impact on their lives.

The scholarships provide financial support to undergraduate Lundquist business students in covering tuition and academic expenses while investing in Oregon’s next generation of business leaders. Last year, we were able to grant 14 student scholarships.

[PHOTO — charity golf tournament]

From the three tournament photos you attached in BugHerd.

As part of our fundraising efforts, we host a charity golf tournament in which tournament funds go towards the Jim & Linda Pliska scholarship.

2026 Past Year's Tournament: https://app.eventcaddy.com/events/space-age-fuel-company-golf-tournament

COMMUNITY MOMENTS — photo strip (optional; cut if no photography exists)

[PHOTO — community moment 1]

[PHOTO — community moment 2]

[PHOTO — community moment 3]

Optional section — needs real photography If event/community photos aren't available, this strip is cut cleanly — the page holds together without it.

CONTACT CTA — community organization inquiries

Reach the Foundation.

[SUPPORT PATH — how organizations get in touch or apply. Wording depends on whether the Foundation accepts requests — confirm via BugHerd.]

⚠ CONFIRM WITH AMANDA — does the Foundation accept inquiries or applications? If yes, we'll add a routing option on the contact form ("Foundation / community support") and this CTA points there. If giving is invitation-only, this section becomes a simple statement instead of a CTA.