Our Foundation

We fund the care the healthcare system does not. 

Our health center has spent over 40 years showing up for the people and places the traditional system doesn't reach. The Foundation exists to fund that work going forward - the mobile visits, the support for new mothers, the uninsured care - through philanthropy alone. Together, we're investing in a healthier, more resilient community for generations to come. 

Our Board

  • Shanon Saldivar

    Board Chair

    Shanon is Chair of the One Community Health (OCH) Foundation and passionate about building support for OCH’s mission and ensuring equitable access to care for all. As owner of Saldivar Insurance, she has spent more than 25 years helping individuals, families, and businesses navigate health insurance with expertise and compassion. Her community service includes leadership roles on nonprofit boards like OCH, State of Oregon healthcare committees, and the City of The Dalles Urban Renewal Committee, where she has championed the needs of rural communities. She lives in The Dalles and is the proud mother of two daughters, Electra and Scarlet.

  • Jennifer Hackett

    Board Secretary

    Jen grew up in Drain, Oregon, and has called Hood River home for more than a decade. She is honored to serve on the One Community Health Foundation Board, inspired by a family legacy of public health and rural family medicine. Jen is a partner at Zelle LLP, where she represents plaintiffs in complex antitrust litigation, helping recover damages from unlawful monopolies and price-fixing schemes. She is also deeply involved in pro bono and volunteer work throughout the Gorge, supporting immigrants, small business owners, and service industry workers. Jen and her husband, Brian, live in Hood River and have two children in college, both of whom intend to continue the family legacy of serving others as healthcare providers.

  • Christine Farmer

    Board Treasurer

    Christine serves as Treasurer of the One Community Health (OCH) Foundation Board is the OCH Health Informatics Director. Her professional experience spans public and university libraries, financial technology services, and more than 20 years in healthcare IT. Since joining One Community Health a decade ago, Christine has helped build and lead the Health Informatics team and supported the 340B drug discount program. Notably, she pitched OCH leadership on fundraising and starting a foundation in 2022, and now her dream has come to fruition. Her passion for philanthropy includes work with libraries, hospice organizations, and cancer centers. Christine lives in Cascade Locks with her husband, Ryan, in a multigenerational household.

  • Sherry Cadsawan

    Board Member

    Sherry is the Founder and CEO of Talence Group, a nationally recognized executive search and leadership advisory firm. Throughout her career, she has partnered with boards, CEOs, and executive teams to recruit exceptional leaders and guide organizations through growth, leadership transitions, succession planning, and organizational change. Sherry believes effective leadership is essential to thriving communities and successful missions, a belief that inspired her service on the One Community Health Foundation Board. She is passionate about supporting access to quality, compassionate healthcare throughout the Columbia River Gorge. Outside of work, Sherry enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, running, surfing, and mentoring emerging leaders.

  • Dan Spatz

    Board Member

    Dan serves on the One Community Health Board and as a liaison to the Foundation. A Columbia High School graduate, he spent more than 30 years in journalism, editing several Columbia Gorge weeklies and The Dalles Chronicle. He later joined Columbia Gorge Community College, leading external relations, legislative outreach, grants, and foundation activities while helping establish the Latinx Advisory Council. Dan also managed major projects, including the Columbia Gorge Skills Center and Chinook Student Residence Hall. After nine years on The Dalles City Council, he became the City of The Dalles’ Economic Development Officer before retiring. Dan and his wife, Michele, live near White Salmon and have two daughters, Melissa and Kathryn.

  • Ian Chandler

    Board Member

    A proud US Army combat veteran, Ian's life journey is as rich and diverse as the lands he cultivates. His experience spans continents, having lived and worked in Spain, South Korea, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Kenya. Today, Ian is the owner-operator of a farming operation, cultivating approximately 150 acres of cherries in Wasco and Klickitat Counties. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business Management from Oregon State University (OSU) and serves on the Advisory Board for the OSU Mid-Columbia Agricultural Research and Extension Center. He is also the Chairman of the Oregon Sweet Cherry Commission, former Chairman of the St. Mary's Academy School Advisory Council, and a former OCH Board Chair. Ian lives in The Dalles and is a devoted husband and proud father of five.

  • Jennifer Griffith

    Ex Officio Board Member

    Jennifer is Chief Executive Officer of One Community Health (OCH), a Federally Qualified Health Center serving communities throughout the Columbia River Gorge, and Ex Officio Board Member of the OCH Foundation. After joining OCH in 2019 as Chief People Officer, she led efforts to strengthen workforce development, equity-focused programs, and organizational culture. As CEO, she has overseen the integration of NorthShore Medical Group, launched Oregon’s first dental apprenticeship program, and helped earn OCH recognition as a Top Workplace four times in five years. Jennifer brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in healthcare administration and human resources and holds a Master’s degree in Organizational Development from the University of San Francisco. Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys kayaking, cheering on the Seahawks, and traveling to learn about communities and cultures around the world.

How We Help

Dental Care

Every morning, OCH has patients waiting outside to squeeze into cancellations for emergency dental care. OCH also has a long wait list of patients who need affordable cleanings and treatments. OCH needs your support to sustain these critical services as fewer and fewer patients are coming in with dental insurance.

School-Based Health

Kids can't learn if they can't see the chalkboard, or are in pain with a toothache. Our school-based health programs bring medical, dental, and mental healthcare into our community’s schools, meeting students where they already are and ensuring parents don’t need to take a day off work to get them there. 

Financial Assistance

When a family can't pay, care shouldn't stop. We fund the discounts and sliding fee scales that traditional reimbursement doesn't cover, so no one is turned away for lacking insurance or the ability to pay. It's how our community makes sure every neighbor gets seen, heard, and cared for. 

Annual Reports

OCH Annual Reports share highlights from each year, including patient stories, new services, community events, fundraising results, key milestones, growth projects, and future plans of the One Community Health Clinics. Explore how OCH continues to expand care, strengthen community impact, and improve access to health services with the help of the OCH Foundation.

2024 Annual Report

In 2024, we expanded care in The Gorge with new clinics, more providers, and extended hours.

2023 Annual Report

In 2023, we launched Oregon's first dental assistant apprenticeship and managed the rural family medicine residency.

2022 Annual Report

In 2022, we launched La Clinica, expanded Wy-Kan-Ush-Pum mobile care, and increased access to school-base health services.

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