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IMPACT REPORT2019–2020Pivoting for the Healthof our Community
Changing course to addressunexpected needsJim Bauer, Salem Health Foundations chief development officerTHE SALEM HEALTH FOUNDATION makes a difference! Let’scelebrate our work that brings focused support and action. Weare helping others, changing lives, and improving our communities.Congratulations on the helpful differences you made.The work we do together is a tonic that soothes the overwhelmingpower of illness in people with few resources and severe conditions.The work we do together may not appear dramatic, but we areeffectively delivering hope to people who need extra support or care.This year has been unprecedented because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Families will tell heart-wrenching stories for generations about theirrestricted ability to comfort loved ones during the COVID-19 crisis.These stories make our hearts ache and represent how personalsacrifice actually becomes a collective behavior that helps everyone.The board is very excitedto welcome Jim Bauer asour new Chief DevelopmentOfficer. Jim brings withhim a long history ofphilanthropy effort in ourcommunity and has alreadyrecruited some strong teammembers. Jim’s vision forthe Foundation is refreshingand we look forward tocollaborating with him, nowand for many years to come.KATHY GORDON, PAST BOARD CHAIROn the other hand, 2020 is also unprecedented for heart-filling stories.Selfless generosity was everywhere! The foundation targeted needs foruseful COVID relief but also added: Scholarships to the future nurses in our communities. Mindfulness training and grief counseling for front-line staff. Testing equipment that gets faster results to Salem citizens. Vaccinations, tests and protection for vulnerable people.These are powerful examples of what you make happen through yoursupport of the Salem Health Foundation.Please indulge me as I make a pitch about the foundation: Support usfirst when you want to make a local difference in health care for thevulnerable and underserved. Support us first when you believe thathealth care is best delivered by Salem caregivers. Support us first ifyou think your single voice needs to be significant and important inhelping others with health care support. Together, we are the catalystthat turns your interest in helping others into action that makes adifference. Your support will do good things for others.
Providing world-classsupport to our communityAlex Casebeer, Chair, Salem Health Foundation board of directorsANY EXTRAORDINARY PLACE for living and working offers easyaccess to quality health care. Our Salem area is no exception. Asboard chair of the Salem Health Foundation, I assure you that ourwork serves an important purpose in bringing quality health careto Salem residents. Where Salem Health is delivering the highestquality care through its hospitals and clinics, the foundation comesalongside and adds very valuable assistance in areas of genuine need.A COLLABORATIVERESPONSE TOCOVID-19 BECAMEPlease permit me to use an analogy to describe the relationshipbetween Salem Health and the Salem Health Foundations.Imagine that Salem Health is a world-class athlete. No stretch ofthe imagination as Salem Health is a top 8% performer among allhospitals in the United States. Imagine Salem Health as an athletewho is constantly seeking to deliver peak performance. No stretchwith this either, as Salem Health rigorously engages in practices forcontinuously improving the quality of their care. Now, imagine thatthe foundations are a means of providing this athlete with extrasupport. The foundations provide a thoughtful and useful portfolioof encouragement, equipment, sustenance, and energy. We receiveyour support; we use it for nourishment, they use it for performance,and together we find broader successes and better health care for ourcommunity.A REALITY DUE TOYOUR SUPPORTIndividuals and 67businesses donatedpersonal protectiveequipment (PPE) —including masks, faceshields, and gloves.We purchasednew ventilatorsfor 279,000.We supported thestartup of AlluviumMobile Health Team(alluv.org) by grantingthem 18,000.
What is new? We pivoted when COVID-19hit, and we distributed a remarkableamount of assistance and care. This year ofextraordinary circumstances required that welook outside our regular support areas. Weextended our resources and employed yourgenerosity to add support toward improvingareas of community health. We helped withthe startup of Alluvium, who is finding localsuccess by directing aid to many who arealone, without means, without homes, andwho have an extreme and chronic illness.Your support aided the vulnerable many whoneeded transportation support, transitionalhousing support, or who required extra safetyor cancer care.Our community was generous with anextraordinary outpouring of meals and treatsfor health care workers. The foundationscame alongside this community generosityand delivered important health supportintended to address the stress shoulderedby health care employees. We offered griefsupport, mindfulness and stress reductiontools, a free cup of coffee, and sometimes acaring ear. Your generosity to the foundationkept the Salem community better supportedand nurtured around health care.On behalf of the board of directors, pleaseaccept my offer of thanks for your support ofthe foundation and your demonstrated carefor the health of the Salem area community.We have some extraordinary plans to domore, to do better, and to make valuableinvestments that will improve livability inSalem, and we need your continuing supportto make this happen! I believe the SalemHealth Foundation influences the quality ofcare in our communities. I hope that you willsee this clearly in the information discussedin this annual report.when COVIDhit, and wedistributed aremarkableamount ofassistanceand care.We pouredmore than7,500 cupsof coffee.The Foundation funded 140,000 in protectiveequipment (CAPR andPAPR*) for staff at Salemand WestValley Hospitals.*CAPR: Controlled AirPurifying Respirator; PAPR:Powered Air PurifyingRespiratorWe pivotedCommunity membersand businesses providedmore than 26,000 mealsand countless treats.We covered the cost forone-year subscriptionsto a leading stressmanagement andmeditation app for allSalem Health staff.
Caring for emergency caregiversThe SalemHealthFoundationinvested 57,000 forwhat becamethe encyProgram.“There is a true emotional cost to selflesslycaring for people that are themselvestraumatized and distressed,” said AmieWittenberg, director of Salem Hospital’semergency department, trauma programand psychiatric services. “This unique areaof care can expose employees to a kindof fatigue, which can drive a sense of lowaccomplishment, exhaustion or inabilityto cope. We don’t want this kind of fatigueto cause employees to consider leavingthe department, hospital or even theirprofession.”Our desire to keep our quality of care highled us to seek improvements to the situationin our emergency department. We analyzedsurveys, developed metrics and soughtsolutions that would address the emotionalcosts being experienced by employees.Evidence showed that 86% of staff hadexperienced at least one of the three classicsymptoms related to their work: exhaustion,depersonalization, or a reduced sense ofpersonal accomplishment.In July 2019, emergency department leadersdevised a one-year pilot program effort toaddress their concerns. Local crisis chaplainsagreed to provide on-call and regular roundingsupport for doctors and employees in theemergency department. The Salem HealthFoundation saw their need and invested 57,000 for what became the Salem HealthEmergency Department First ResponderResiliency Program. The leadership teamcontinued their efforts for improvement bycreating a training program for staff thatemphasized stress management, compassionfatigue and avoiding vicarious traumatization.They developed an ongoing culture shift thatemphasized improving resiliency.
“This literallyhas kept mein this job!Thank you,Salem HealthFoundation,for loving us inthe emergencydepartmentthrough yourgeneroussupport!”“I contacted ourstaff resiliencychaplain, andhe made a worldof difference. Iam EXTREMELYthankfulfor havingthis serviceavailable to us.”Leaders also received a stream of positivefeedback (see samples above). This effortproduced immediate changes in theemployee experience. In the first few months,emergency department leadership receiveddata that showed these significant results:The staff’s professional resiliency and jobsatisfaction scores jumped from 39% to 79%.The staff turnover rate also dropped by nearly50% — from 14% down to nearly 7%.Ralph Yates, DO, Salem Health chief medicalofficer, said: “Salem Health and the SalemHospital emergency department leadership“Thanksfor yourcommitmentto us duringour hard times— and justbeing present.Sometimesjust sittingand having aconversationis really what Ineed to catchmy breath andfill my abilityto continue toserve.”“I had a patientdie from acritical incident,and it was superhelpful to havea chaplain todebrief with, soI could pick upand successfullycare for my nextpatient.”team are committed to creating a cultureof resiliency. This work demonstrates howour partnership with the Salem HealthFoundation helped us deliver improvementsto employee resiliency and emotional health.Clearly, the work thus far indicates this is anessential and useful investment in improvedtraining and better support for self-care.”Innovative efforts like the Salem HealthEmergency Department First ResponderResiliency Program would not be possiblewithout the support of those who generouslydonate to the Salem Health Foundation.“I feel thisprogram iscritical to frontline caregiversand specificallyour mentalhealth. It’s awonderful wayto support ourdepartment.”
A scholarly boost for father and sonFoundation scholarship program also hits major milestoneJON AND PARKER DEMING, father and son,are both attending college to advance theirmedical careers.Jon has worked at Salem Health since 2009,first as a nurse, then in administrationwith physician peer review, and as interimmanager of the lab. He’s currently themanager of inpatient quality and medicalstaff support —and working to complete hisMBA in health care management.“My dream of working in health care is beingrealized after all these years,” said Jon. “I feelfortunate that I am able to combine my dreamof health care with my love for managingpeople and systems.”Parker has spent the past six years withSalem Health as a therapy aide and certifiednursing assistant (CNA). He currently worksas a critical care technician at Salem Hospital.“I have always been so inspired by the peopleI work with and everything we do at thehospital — such that I want to further myeducation and get my degree in nursing,”said Parker.The Demings are among the latest recipientsof scholarships awarded by the Salem HealthFoundation. Investing in future health careproviders is important to the foundation, andhas been so from the very beginning.The foundation’s scholarship program beganin 1968. The first grant was 500, awarded toa Salem Hospital employee who was enrolledin the Associate Degree of Nursing Programat Salem Vocational Tech., now knownas Chemeketa Community College. Sincethat time, the foundation has now reacheda milestone by awarding 3.3 million inscholarships.
“I have always felt at home at Salem Health and I want to continueworking here and serving our community.”—PARKER DEMINGThis past year, the Salem Health Foundationonce again continued the tradition byawarding 330,000 in scholarships to 110very worthy local students — across theMid-Willamette Valley. Although diverse intheir areas of study, all are seeking medical ormedically-associated degrees.Several donor-created scholarshipswere awarded through the Salem HealthFoundation including: The Rollin Haag nursing scholarship. The Elmera “Tiny” Richardson nursingscholarship. The Sewell Family scholarship for medicalor nursing students. The Grayce & Glola Sigg nursingscholarship. The Salem Self-Help Nursing Scholarship,which was awarded through the SalemFoundation.Many of the scholarship recipients, like theDemings, indicate they plan to return to thelocal area or continue their work at SalemHealth after completing their degrees.“I look forward to seeing what more I can offerSalem Health in the future,” said Jon.Parker added: “I have always felt at home atSalem Health and I want to continue workinghere and serving our community.”Donors have supported student scholarshipsfor more than 50 years and provided theopportunity for hundreds of studentsto pursue their dreams. Because of theirgenerosity, the Salem Health Foundationcan continue its work to ensure a healthycommunity by investing in future providers,guaranteeing residents of the Mid-WillametteValley will have access to high quality, localhealth care in the years ahead.18961896 Society Giving LegaciesIn honor of the year Salem Hospital opened its doors to thecommunity, the 1896 Society was created to recognize thecommitment of individuals who made planned gifts to theSalem Health Foundation, regardless of the amount.Planned gifts can take many forms, including a bequest ina will, a life income gift (charitable gift annuity, charitableremainder trust), or some other arrangement.If you have already made provisions that would qualify youto be a member of the 1896 Society, please contact thefoundation staff so that we may properly thank you for yourgenerosity and commitment to the health of our community.Call 503-814-1990 oremail: foundation@salemhealth.org
A message of gratitudeJill Munger, Salem Health Foundation director of developmentGRATITUDE — I’ve experienced this feeling nearly every day sincebecoming the director of development for the Salem HealthFoundation in December 2019.I feel so fortunate to be part of a long-standing, remarkableorganization whose mission is to ensure that every member of ourcommunity has access to quality, local health care.I am grateful to work under the leadership of our chief developmentofficer, Jim Bauer, and two boards of directors. Both boards arecomprised of outstanding volunteers who are equally passionateabout improving the health of our community.Working alongside the staff at Salem Health has also been awonderful experience. They selflessly provide the highest level ofcare for our most vulnerable community members.“Working alongsidethe staff at SalemHealth has alsobeen a wonderfulexperience. Theyselflessly providethe highest levelof care for ourmost vulnerablecommunitymembers.”Lastly, I am thankful for our many new donors who stepped up overthe last several months and showed us their support. These giftsenabled the foundation to quickly respond to Salem Health’s and thecommunity’s most pressing needs.Although this is a time of considerable uncertainty, it has alsobeen a time we have experienced great humanity — and for this, Iam grateful.
Thank youto our donors!Financial InformationJuly 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020Contributions . 2,584,569FUNDS AWARDEDHospital equipmentand program support. 1,063,409How Donors Directed their GiftsScholarships. 311,750Patient assistance .115,032Staff resiliency supportefforts .74,000Staff, patient andcommunity education . 39,716Total funds awarded . NCERSERVICES
Donor HonorRollGifts made to both SalemHealth & West ValleyHospital foundations7/1/2019 to 6/30/2020CHAIR’S SOCIETY 500,000 and abovePacificSource Health Plans 100,000Edward & Edith MulkeyCharitable Trust 26,000– 75,000The Linda L. Vladyka BreastWellness FoundationSalem Health AuxiliaryState of Oregon - DHSYoshikai Family Trust 10,000– 25,000Alliant SystemsCD Redding Construction, Inc.Creekside WGAEpic Systems CorporationHopewell Mennonite ChurchMeduri Farms, Inc.Oregon CommunityCredit UnionRobert and Lori PonecSalem Keizer TransitScott Edwards ArchitectureTrauma Nurses Talk ToughMichael and Alix TruaxCheryl and Jerry Wolfe 5,000 - 9,999Adele AllisonLaura AyersCherry City ElectricColumbia Trust CompanySheryl and Doug DawsonDavid and Leanne HaysOregon Oncology SpecialistsPioneer Trust Bank FoundationSalem HospitalSpirit Mountain Gaming, Inc.John and Ann StevensValley Credit UnionAnda and Michael YangsonLAMPORT SOCIETY 1,000– 4999Donald AndersonArctic Sheet MetalJim and Lonna BauerJohn and Anne BauerKeith and Madge BauerHoward and Jean BaumannShilo BiegelTim and Deborah BlairKelly BlancoMatthew and Kimberly BolesOrdena BondGarth and Joan BrandawJennifer and Tony BroadusValli and Merlyn BrunkenTerry and Jo Ann BucherCrystal and Doug BuchheitAlex and Ashley CasebeerZennia and Eduardo CenizaCenter Pointe SignsChristine and Drew ClarkeMalinda and Dirk CloseColumbia Bank - Dallas BranchMike and Jane ComptonPamela and Arturo CortezCourthouse Club FitnessDallas Retirement VillageKatherine and Ben DoblerMark and Jacqueline DolanDon Frank Floors, Inc.Cassandra DornheckerTimothy and Ashley DuenasDynalectric CompanyJohn and Barbara ElliottPaul and Joan EvansEric and Holly FiskumfocusEGDFran FranklinFraternal Order of Eagles LadiesAuxiliary Aerie 2081Fraternal Order of EaglesMen’s Willamette Aerie 2081Rex and Susan FullerBarbara and Bob FurerGarrett Hemann Robertson, P.C.Corey Goldberg andKathleen CareyPete and Shirlene GonzalezKatherine and Steve GordonMary and Terry GregoryDeni and Robert HooverHope Orthopedics of OregonAmy and Art HoughtalingJ & S Masonry, Inc.Phil and Anita JacksonJani-KingK&E Excavating, Inc.Dmitriy and Ana KaramanAlden KasiewiczKatherine and Jack KeeneLazeni and Rachel KoulibaliL&M Industrial FabricationCynthia LeinassarAmy and Mike LoweryMacDonald-Miller FacilitySolutionsNorm and Chris ManselleJeremy and Cathy MichaelsonJill and Kelly MungerKristen and Rick MyersEarlene NaylorJaime NicholsODP Solutions, Inc.Odyssey Custom Floors, Inc.(dba Color Tile of Salem)James ParrPBS Engineering andEnvironmental Inc.Pence ConstructionPhysiq FitnessPortland General Electric Co.Leland and Dee RathbunMitch and Kelleigh RatzlaffNancy and TerryReyes-MolyneuxLis RodmanGayle RodriguezRunSignUp Inc.Becky RuppertSalem Emergency PhysiciansService, P.C.Edwin and Rita SatherBrandon and Stacey SchmidgallJason SchulzeDan and Susie SewellKen and Betsy ShermanLane and Francine ShetterlyAvery and Beth ShipleyJon ShipleyDarin and Lisa SilbernagelMichael and Marilyn SkindrudAlison SmithCarla and Michael SoukupKerrie SpicerDeborah and Brian SundThe Network ConsultingNikki ThomasGreg and Mary TibbotMichelle TobiasBrenda UmulapUrban LegendsUS BankMaria and Pierre VanDerHeydenNicole and DwightVanDerHeydenGladys Vasquez RamirezLorraine VickeryLee and Julie VrannaCindy and Paul WagnerBob and Cheryl WellsHans and Kathleen WestWest Salem High SchoolWestern Partitions, Inc.Westside LandscapeDarrel and Charlene WhiteWild Pear Downtown, LLCMichael WillisRobert and LaVonne WilsonRachel WixsonRalph and Laurie YatesMORSE SOCIETY 500– 999Pat AbeeneJoAnn AldrichDawn AllenCarrie AllisonJulie AllstotCraig and Pat AndersonJennifer and Steve AtkinsonClennin and Kathleen BakerNancy and Brian BaldwinDavid and Shannan BarlowRachel BarnesDiana BartonHannah BauerMary Lou BeckFrank and Carol BergKiernan BishopMelissa BradleyAmy and Don BraseChristina Bunnell andMichael CosseyMichael CarneyCascade Foot CenterDavid ChinBarbara and Lance ClarkLiz and Gregory ColwellDallas High SchoolSarah DawsonDelta Fire, Inc.Barbara and Bill DonovanConrad and Deborah DoumaBonnie and Joe DriggersColeen ElserShane EmmertCharles and Deneice EssexShawn FisherJennifer FowlerJoshua and Ashley FrankeKim and Eric GeelanGlobal Blood ResourcesBill and Kathleen HaakEllen and Rick HamptonDana HawkesJarrett and Joyce HeffnerJon and Christie HendersenSarah and Casey HornCharles and Jo HowardIrina and Thomas HydeJessica JohnsonHerbert and Linda JolliffRob and Amy KellyTasha KigerRyan and Michelle KirkpatrickCheryl LaBronteArielle Le VeauxRick LenhardtSantos LingmaiWilliam and Lisa LittleFahlene LockwoodRainy MarcumDouglas MarlowWe appreciate your help in ensuring we have accurate mailing information. Please let us know if your name isn’t listed correctly: 503-814-1990 or foundation@salemhealth.org.
Teresa McCarrellShyla McDadeJustin and Kelsey MillarAnna MillerJan and Dave MillerLeah MitchellColleen MohrJulie MohrGlen MorrisonSara NashVeronica NunezOld Mill Feed and GardenMark and Marianne OlsonOregon State Credit UnionRobert PeschkaJulie PinkertonGerri and Brock PrattPremier Trailer Leasing, Inc.Debra ProkschSusan RedmondKaren and Allen RemingtonPamela ReznicsekDonald and Delores RodenfelsTeri RushFrieda Ryan-AnzurMary SalinasAnthony and Kelly ScalesMary SecorSherman, Sherman, Johnnie& Hoyt, LLPLucy ShipleyPamela ShortTonja SiefarthJohn and Julie SimVickie and Carlos SimpsonLeilani and Doug SlamaMatthew TannerDana TeglandKarisa and Bruce ThedeTurner Construction CompanyAmy UrsprungSamuel WangAmy WardAndrea WardKelly WardKimberly and Marshall WellsJoanie WiggintonJessica WilliamsMarcia WilsonGerald and Henrietta WimerJennifer WinslowWEDEL SOCIETY 250– 499Molly AbbottMike and Amy AebiDouglas and Lori AljetsValerie and Travis AllenAndrew AlmanReo AlstonRebekah AlveyEdward AndersonPhillip ArmstrongLaura AspinwallNick and Marlene BadgerDuane BalesJennifer BallMartin and Rhonna BassettRichard BastaschJennifer BeamanJennifer BellingerMelissa and Scott BerryBlanchet Catholic SchoolElisa and Greg BledsoeChristina BoothSabrina BorupCarol BrownJeanne BuswellJacquelynn ButlerYturri CamaraDenise CampbellThomas and Jacqueline CareyKevin and Telacia CarlstonRashed CenizaTiela ClarkToi ClemetsonColdwell Banker CommercialMountain West Real EstateJulie CoxRachel CroeniJessica DearbornJodi and Jon DemingLaura DiDomenicoErin DundeeNancy DunnJohn and Tricia DutyJeanette EdelAlison EshlemanDawn FinbergFirst Commercial Real EstateServices, LLCNathan FitzpatrickJim FoxGerard and Abigail GravelineEd and Linda GreenMichelle GroveDoris Haag-CuppJohn and Roz HadleySally HalesDebra and Andy HarrisDavid Harrison and Joyce MillenMiranda HennanDiane HolleyStacy and Rich HolsappleGretel Honis and Andrew MillerDavid HonzayChristy HooperSid HugoQuenton and Brandy IhneKathleen Jones AnthonyLisa and Bernard KetchumCheryl KindallPauline KleminLisa KoontzMark LarsenBrandy LenhartChris LentzPaul and Sheryl LewisKristen LorenzSherry LowreyJill LukeKelsey MadsenDawn MaxwellScott and Sally McClureChristina MeierBarbara MerrifieldLisa MertzAli MoghaddampourHarvey and ElizabethMohrenweiserPatti MooreLea Ann MorrowSharon MossAndrea and Johnny MoyeShawn MumaMichael NewtonKathryn NielsenLiz NorrisSvetlana NovakovskayaJohn and Sharon OberstOregon Refuse &Recycling AssociationBrian OrthKelly OwenHolly and Tyler PayneSteve and Christine PaysingerBryce and Chelsea PetersenHeather PfrehmHeather PhelpsLorene PhillipsMichael PolacekShannon PriemLeshaya PughHiedi Ramp-RogersLeonard RamseyAmy RauJane RayRecovery A.F.G.Erika ReichelBruce and Libby ReidAlex and Kirstin RhotenJoe RichardLaurice RiddellMichelle RobertsHelen RobinsonBruce RodgersTeresa RodriguezTerri and Scott RothRichard SandersBeverly SchmidgallMiranda SchotthoeferNick ScottGina ShilhanekAngela SmithLeticia SmithStephen SmithState of OregonAmy StokesReid and Maggie SundAngela SuttonDonna ThomasLorri Ann ThorntonSheila VandegraafAndrew WalkerAndy and April WallaceBahaa and Ruth WanlySarah WatkinsRonda WhaleyAmber WilliamsNancy and Larry WilsonRebecca WilsonDick and Gayle WithnellDiane ZhitlovskyCENTURY SOCIETY 100 - 249Seth AdamsShirley and Gordon AdamsJennie AguilarAL-ANONEmily AllredNancy and Daniel AltCharles and Sylvia AlvaGloria AlvaranErica AlvarezChester AnonsonArthur ApodacaLoretta AsaKatie BachKara BaconKarla BakerAlfreda BalesKerry BalmerAndrea BellDarlene BeyerleBruce and Monna BiglerAngie BishopLinda BishopMia and Brye BishopStacy BlissDenyc BolesLisa BrattinDenice BrilesLisa BrockLaura BrownCarla BruderJo Ann and Terry BucherMelissa BuckleyJanelle and Steve BudkeMargaret BurdenYvonne BurdickBrenda BurnettK.K. Burrell MonaghanLinda CannonCarrie and Scott CasebeerDeborah CastroGina Cave-MerschTodd ChandlerDarroll ChowningMary ClarkWe appreciate your help in ensuring we have accurate mailing information. Please let us know if your name isn’t listed correctly: 503-814-1990 or foundation@salemhealth.org.
Heidi ClassenMichael ClevelandCheri CollinsJohn CombesGeraldine ComerfordStuart and Mary K. ComptonRebecca CoolMegan CorradoJennifer CottonPatricia and Everett CozadMolly CulpAmy CummingsAlexandra DassJohn and Dianne DavidsonEd DavisElizabeth and Bruce DegerstedtKatelyn DelaughterChris Denison andStacy VanGorpKerry DenisonPatricia DeryWilliam and Mary DettwylerWanda DevoreJeremiah DodrillElizabeth and Marion DotsonPatrick DoughertyGeorgea and Larrie DovichRobert and Raechel DowMargaret DripsTiffany and Jon DuellJoseph DuffyMishele DufourPatricia DuganTara EdickJim and Karen ElkinsDebora ElliotStanley and Therese EmmertCassie EnderleEdgar FennimoreJonathan FetterleySharon FetterleyAvis FinbergDianne FinnBetsy FletcherPat and Mindy ForceD.L. and Patricia FrahmJohn and Faye FreiAndrew FreyJudi FritzAlan GahlsdorfClara GarnerRichard and Jan GillDawn GilleMitchell GlassonDavid and Corrine GobeliAnastacia GoktasTom and Ethelwyne GoldenBenjamin GonzalezMatthew GoolsbyWesley GrantJames GreenwellRobert and Ann GrimJudith GroberKelly GuidoLauren GutierrezShari and Kevin GwynDavid HamiltonKristi and Don HarmonDonna HarrisTheresa and Bill HaskinsKatharine HasselmanJulie HeinrichJames and Judy HeltzelFrances HernandezVilaiphone HillyerEbony HollyToni HortonKaren HoulePaul and Antje HowardBill and Pam HubbleSheila HuffCharlene and Lyle HuntleyIdentify AdvertisingJim and Kerstin IlgMarcelo and Kristi JacoboBecky and Ken JacrouxJanet JenningsCatherine JensenBeth JespersenMiriam JohnsonSandi JohnsonJared JonesSharon JoyceJoni KaletkaElvon and Lorraine KauffmanJed KercherCatherine KingLisa KingJoyce KintzPatrick KiselickaCec KoontzCasey KopchoChris KraemerSerena and Kevin LairsonStephanie and Ken LairsonLandscape Shoppe IncWendy LaudetteConnie LemaJanie LentCarol and Ronald LewisKellie LiudahlCharlette LumbyRosemarie MahoneyBill and Mary MainwaringMalissa ManningKathy MartinBryn MartinezMelina MartinezRenee Martizia-RashBrooke McCannJason and Tess McCauleyAngela McDougalCarrie McLaughlinKaren MeissnerSusannah MetzgerArchibald and Mildred MllisPatricia MohrLindy MongenelCatherine MonroeNorma MoralesBetty and Ralph MorganMark and Cindy MuellerHarry and Jane NakaueAnn NathanRichard NaylorCindy and Eugene NethTerry NewkirkPatricia and Richard NewtonCatherine NorrisMarie OglevieSusan OlsonAndrea OrtizDonald and Elizabeth OrwickAmy OverbyOvereaters AnonymousKenneth PalkeDarrel PalmerNora and Kevin ParnellDana PearsonCharles PeterRuth PetersonJennifer PhillipsJodi PhillipsNorine and Gene PiersonNancy PiferJohn PollinoDenise and Warren PotterMelissa PottsGarey PriceMichael and Trythena PryorGeorge and Stephanie PuentesSusan Putnam-HopkinsKevin and Sandy RaschkoGinny RasmussenNancy RasmussenDawn RayKelly RemingtonRex White Jr Attorney at LawScott ReynoldsDawn RhoadsRickreall Farm SupplyHeather and Daniel RideoutMichelle RileyShawna RobinsonTia RodriguezCarlee and Robert RossJamie RouseLaurie RussieIsabelle RyanAmanda SanchezJimmy SattemGay SchierholzDeborah SchleuferWalter and Rose SchuttTrent and Lisa SchwartzHelene SearcyPhil and Julie SeguraDarrell SeibelMelinda SeibertGina and Patrick SelanderGina SheffieldEvelyn ShermanMisti and Greg Shilhanek WhiteRebecca SilbernagelAnnette SimonsMarion and Kenneth SkogJames and Carol SlamaJuli SmithPamela SommerJanice SorensenMarie SpanglerJoAnne SpinkTerryn SpraggKarlene SprayberryDerek St. ClairRodger SteffenBarbara SteinbergDawnie StephensonCheryl StoennerRenee and Donna StorKimberly StrandRick SunderlandEileen and Joseph TaylorAnna TemmeArlene TepperMelissa TescherArlene ToKara TomaKathy TompkinsCatherine TraegerMegan TrineMichelle TrumblyNancy UnckElizabeth VanLeeuwenCord and Jen VonDeraheDavid Walker (Walker-Doyle)Sara and Lance WargnierWears My ShirtShelley WeiseFrieda and Clifford WhitlowDonald and Yuni WilderRenee WilsonSarah WolfeMichelle WonderlingDesiree WoodBonnie WoodsLoren WrightMichael WynnSue XiongSamson YangHilary ZehrXi Zheng and Jing ZhaoWe appreciate your help in ensuring we have accurate mailing information. Please let us know if your name isn’t listed correctly: 503-814-1990 or foundation@salemhealth.org.
Groundbreaking for Salem Health’s new TowerSALEM HEALTH FOUNDATIONBOARD OF DIRECTORSAlex Casebeer, chairAlex Rhoten, vice chairPat Force, treasurerRyan Allbritton, directorSteve Altman, directorGarth Brandaw, directorTim Duenas, MD, directorEric Fiskum, directorKathy Gordon, directorRaghu Kamineni, MD, directorJohn Pollino, directorRobert Ponec, MD, directorSALEM HEALTH FOUNDATION STAFFJim Bauer, chief development officerJill Munger, director of developmentPhom Ashford, executive analyst
Salem Health FoundationP.O Box 14001Salem, OR 97309503-814-1990salemhealthfoundation.org
The foundation's scholarship program began in 1968. The irst grant was 500, awarded to a Salem Hospital employee who was enrolled in the Associate Degree of Nursing Program at Salem Vocational Tech., now known as Chemeketa Community College. Since that time, the foundation has now reached a milestone by awarding 3.3 million in scholarships.
