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Ketchikan Medical Center Foundation
Our mission
The PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center Foundation exists to acquire and recognize charitable gifts and bequests to assist PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center fulfill its mission, adhere to its core values and provide exceptional medicine and compassionate care to the Southeast Alaska region.
The PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center Foundation will:
- Provide individuals and institutions an opportunity to extend the gift of health to citizens in Southeast Alaska. Philanthropic opportunities enhance our ability to provide healing and compassionate health care.
- Support the application of innovative patient care services to improve health care services in our region.
- Achieve for PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center a higher level of mutual understanding and involvement with the communities and people we serve.
Ways to give
Give online
Your support of the foundation helps to ensure our continued ability to care for patients in this time of unprecedented need.
Honor excellent care
You can choose to honor a special physician, nurse, or caregiver who made a positive impact on your patient experience or that of a loved one.
Planned giving
When you include PeaceHealth Foundations in your estate plan, your generosity supports good health, prevention and community well-being.
Your impact
Browse the 2020-21 PeaceHealth Gratitude Report and subscribe to foundation emails.
Meet our team
Board of directors
Officers
Lanetta Lundberg
President, Retired Human Resource Executive
Leif Thompson
Vice President, Attorney at Law
Kelly Jenks
Treasurer and Administration, Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour
Chelsea Goucher
Secretary; Account Manager, Alaska Marine Lines
Board members
Cecelia "Sis" Coenen
Retired, University Professor
Dori Stevens
Chief Administrative Officer, Ketchikan Medical Center
Dori Stevens, MBA, BSN, joined PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center in April 2020. She has more than 30 years’ experience in healthcare leadership, most recently as the chief executive officer at Sutter Delta Medical Center in Antioch, California. She was with Sutter Delta for fifteen years, also serving as director of nursing and certified nursing educator. Dori began her career in healthcare as a registered nurse, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from California State University. She later went on to earn her Master of Business Administration from University of Phoenix. In addition, Dori furthered her professional development with courses in Bioethics from the University of Washington and the completion of Lean Training.
Rosie Roppel
Retired Educator, Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District
Irene Dundas
Executive, Ketchikan Indian Community
Dr. Diane Liljegren
Retired Physician
Alma Manabat Parker
Health Equity Program Coordinator, Ketchikan Wellness Coalition