2022-2023 Highlights
ORFH welcomed Enero Macias, Vice President of Yakima Federal Savings & Loan Association, to the Board of Directors.
ORFH, working jointly with CASA of Oregon, hosted the (typically biennial) 2023 Farmworker Housing Conference in Hood River, OR! It was great to be back in-person and we had an all-time high for conference participants at nearly 200!
Laurie Waytuck, Fiscal and Operations Director, celebrated 35 years at ORFH.
Marty Miller, Executive Director, celebrated 30 years at ORFH.
Cristina Alvarez Ruiz, RHDFP, with ORFH since 2017, was promoted to Senior Housing Developer.
Collin Thompson was promoted to Senior Housing Developer and celebrated 5 years at ORFH.
Charlie Hitchcock, MPA, RHDFP was promoted to Senior Housing Developer and celebrated 5 years at ORFH.
Joel Mendoza joined ORFH as a Housing Developer.
Once again ORFH was a sponsor and exhibitor at Housing Washington, held in Spokane in 2022, and Marty Miller led a session on Affordable Housing Preservation.
ORFH Board of Directors
ORFH Staff
Financials
$712,832 reinvested to meet ORFH’s mission! Thank you to these donors for supporting our work during 2022-2023 FY: Enterprise Community Partners, US Bank Foundation, Yakima Federal Savings & Loan, Bank of the West, and Banner Bank.
Completed Developments
During FY 2022-2023, ORFH completed 122 units of affordable housing new construction and/or preservation, with a total maximum capacity of 486. ORFH had another 325 units in progress, which, when completed and fully occupied, will house another 1,354 low-income rural residents, including homeless youth, farmworkers, senior citizens on fixed incomes, and people with disabilities. ORFH’s completed and in-progress development during FY 2022-2023 represents $102,000,000 in investment to develop and/or preserve affordable multi-family rental housing across rural Washington State.