03-16-2017, 07:26 PM
http://oregonconfluence.com/2017/03/16/g...kyougrimm/
We are excited to announce that, along with Portland Parks, City of Portland, and Friends of Trees, we will be planting a grove of trees in a north Portland park as a fitting way to say #ThankyouGrimm. “Grimm” the #OregonMade, NBC Universal series, shot in many locations around the metro area. The show ended earlier this year after 6 years and 123 episodes, all based in Oregon. This remarkable series not only added to Oregon’s marketing perception around the world, it also provided 300 jobs on a year-to-year basis and directly spend almost $300M in the state. On top of that, the dedicated cast was so invested in Oregon, they annually hosted a large fundraiser for the world renown Doernbecher Children’s hospital raising more than $800,000 this year in under three hours for a total more than $1.5M donated over 3 years to a program they started to support the families of children being treated at Doernbecher called The Grimmster Endowment. We hope the grove of trees will serve as a reminder for years to come of all the good the show brought to Oregon. #ThankyouGrimm
We are excited to announce that, along with Portland Parks, City of Portland, and Friends of Trees, we will be planting a grove of trees in a north Portland park as a fitting way to say #ThankyouGrimm. “Grimm” the #OregonMade, NBC Universal series, shot in many locations around the metro area. The show ended earlier this year after 6 years and 123 episodes, all based in Oregon. This remarkable series not only added to Oregon’s marketing perception around the world, it also provided 300 jobs on a year-to-year basis and directly spend almost $300M in the state. On top of that, the dedicated cast was so invested in Oregon, they annually hosted a large fundraiser for the world renown Doernbecher Children’s hospital raising more than $800,000 this year in under three hours for a total more than $1.5M donated over 3 years to a program they started to support the families of children being treated at Doernbecher called The Grimmster Endowment. We hope the grove of trees will serve as a reminder for years to come of all the good the show brought to Oregon. #ThankyouGrimm