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•Domestic Violence Services
•Good Shepherd Community Health
and Outreach
•GSHCS Facilities Department
•GSHCS Soul Care Department
•Inland Northwest Musicians
•Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District
•Knights of Columbus
•Martha’s House
•OSU Ext Snap Ed
•SMART Reading
•Stanfield Community Center
•Sweet Potatoe’s Closet
•Willow Creek Park District
•American Youth Soccer Org.
Hermiston
•Irrigon Jr./Sr. High School
•Umatilla High School Softball
•Riverside Jr/Sr High School Track &
Field
•Made to Thrive-Heroes Project
•Made to Thrive extracurricular
program expenses
•Boardman Fire Rescue District
•Good Shepherd Children’s Center
The total grants included $49,959
given from the Mary Ellen Paul
Trust to six previously designated
organizations for health and
education purposes.
These grants and scholarship awards
are a significant contribution to
our communities and the primary
purpose of our charitable giving.
The Foundation Board of Directors
are a diverse group of accomplished
community volunteers, both working
and retired, who give of their time
with no monetary compensation
to improve the health of our
local communities. They serve on
committees to organize and direct
programs and projects that bring
value to the work of the Foundation.
The Fund Development Committee
works to develop and implement
new fundraising strategies to
supplement existing Foundation
assets. The Awards Committee
solicits and reviews applications
for grants and scholarships to
make recommendations for board
approval. The Finance Committee
oversees the financial stability and
sustainability of the Foundation for
the future. Each committee has been
instrumental in the success of our
work during the past fiscal year.
The list of officers for 2022-2023:
•President—Cindy Middleton
•Vice President—Lisa Mittelsdorf
•Secretary/Treasurer—Dean Fialka
At fiscal year-end, Good
Shepherd Community Health
Foundation had assets and equity
of $8,906,897.00
Good Shepherd Community Health Foundation Board of Directors