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Meet the NeighborImpact Board of Directors

Call to Service: NeighborImpact Board of Directors

  • Have you ever had trouble making ends meet?
  • Do you care about people who are struggling?
  • Do you have a few hours a month to give to make your community better for economically disadvantaged citizens?

Consider serving on a NeighborImpact board committee.

NeighborImpact is seeking community members to serve on its board committees. If you do not meet the requirements for an open board of directors seat, you may consider serving on a committee, instead. Your insights can shape how Central Oregon’s largest provider of social services helps the region take care of its most vulnerable citizens. There are four board committees focusing on: finance; lending; diversity, equity & inclusion; and advancement. Click on the committee for more information.

No prior experience necessary. Your voice is all that is needed. Please volunteer today.

Information about the Board

All members of the Board are selected in a manner to assure they speak and act on behalf of the group, organization, or membership classification which they represent.

A minimum of nine (9) director positions must be filled, but no more than fifteen (15) may be filled. Board members must be residents of Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson counties. No county shall have less than three representatives at any given time. Each county shall have at least one board member from each of the following categories of representation;

(a) One-third of the Board is elected public officials.
(b) At least one-third of the Board is representatives of the economically disadvantaged of Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson Counties.
(c) The remainder of the Board is comprised of representatives, officials or members, of business, industry, labor, religious, welfare, education or other major groups and interests in the community.

Interested individuals seeking a seat on the Board of Directors should submit an application describing their qualifications, interests and overall community involvement.

Click here for Board information materials

Click here for Board of Directors/Committee member application

During a director’s term, they are required to serve on a board committee, advisory committee or task force. The Board of Directors has regularly scheduled meetings convening on the second Thursday of each month beginning at 5:30 pm (day, time and location subject to change).

Board Roster

Chad Carpenter
President
Executive Committee
Deschutes County
Term: 1/21 – 12/23

Brent Wilkins
Vice President
Executive Committee
Attorney at Law
Deschutes County
Term: 1/20 – 12/22

Brenda Comini
Secretary/Treasurer
Executive Committee
Crook County
Term: ​1/21 – 12/23

Dan Martinez
Executive Committee
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs & Jefferson County
Term: 1/21 – 12/23

Heather Simmons
Executive Committee
Deschutes County
Term: 1/20 – 12/22

 Jose Balcazar
Deschutes County
Term: 1/19 – 12/21

Laura Beebe
Deschutes County
Term: 1/19 – 12/21

Lyndle Decamp
Crook County
Term: 1/20 – 12/21

Hon. Roger DeHoog
Judge, Oregon Court of Appeals
Deschutes County
Term: 1​/20 – 12/22

Mae Huston
Commissioner
Jefferson County
Term: 1/19 – 12/21

Patricia Jungmann
Prineville City Councilor
Crook County
Term: 1/20 – 12/22

 Greg Munn
Deschutes County Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer
Term: 1/20 – 12/22

Glendon Smith
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs &
Jefferson County
Tribal Council Agency District Representative
Term: 1/21 – 12/23

Linda S. Walker
Jefferson County
Term: 1/21 – 12/23

Malinda Corley
Head Start Policy Council
 Liaison to the Board
Term: 12/20 – 10/21

Scott Cooper
Executive Director
541-323-6502
541-548-6013 fax
scottc@neighborimpact.org