A natural gas utility providing distribution service to more than 314,000 customers across the Pacific Northwest, including communities throughout Oregon.

The municipal government of Ontario, Oregon, providing city services and community information for the city hosting the conference.

A coordinated care organization providing Oregon Health Plan medical, dental, and behavioral health coverage to members across 12 counties in Eastern Oregon, including Malheur County.

Cascade Natural Gas’s income-qualified bill discount program, offering ongoing monthly discounts of 15-95% on natural gas bills based on household income and size, with auto-enrollment for customers already qualified for LIHEAP, OLIBA, or Winter Help.

Idaho’s largest credit union, serving more than 775,000 members across Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, and Washington with banking, lending, and financial wellness services.

A behavioral health provider serving Malheur County and the broader Eastern Oregon/Idaho region with mental health, substance use, and developmental disability services.

Malheur County’s public health department, monitoring public health risks, enforcing health standards, and providing clinical care, WIC, and health promotion services to residents regardless of ability to pay.

The OHSU Bob and Charlee Moore Institute for Nutrition & Wellness, working to reduce chronic disease through improved nutrition, with an active community hub serving the Western Treasure Valley (Ontario) area.

Oregon’s principal state agency for helping residents achieve well-being and independence, providing food and cash benefits, disability services, and support for children, families, and older adults.

A nonprofit working to eliminate hunger and its root causes across Oregon and Southwest Washington by providing food assistance and advocating for systemic change.

The Oregon Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program, an OHSU-based initiative training Oregon’s health workforce, caregivers, and communities in age-friendly, dementia-friendly care to improve outcomes for older adults.

Oregon’s only academic health center, encompassing schools of medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and public health, along with a statewide network of hospitals and clinics.

A state-level framework (OLIBA), administered through LIHEAP agency partners and local Community Action Agencies, providing year-round utility bill discounts to income-eligible Oregon households.

A 49-bed acute care hospital and Level IV Trauma Center serving Ontario and the surrounding eastern Oregon/southwestern Idaho region, offering emergency, surgical, cancer, and rehabilitation services.

A Federally Qualified Health Center offering medical, pediatric, dental, behavioral health, and nutrition services across multiple locations in the Ontario, Oregon area.