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Nonprofit Leadership Academy
Nonprofit Leadership Academy

The Employer Expo

May 13, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Shenandoah University – James R. Wilkins Jr. Athletics & Events Center

Looking for your next opportunity? The Employer Expo connects job seekers with 70+ companies from across the region—all in one place.

Whether you’re exploring a new career path, searching for full-time or part-time work, or looking for internship opportunities, this event offers direct access to employers who are actively hiring.

What to Expect

  • Career opportunities across a variety of industries

  • Full-time, part-time, and internship positions

  • Free professional workshops to help you stand out

  • On-site conversations with hiring employers

  • A welcoming, accessible environment for all job seekers

A full list of participating employers and available positions will be posted in advance at:
👉 TheEmployerExpo.com

Event Details

  • Date: May 13, 2026

  • Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

  • Location: Shenandoah University, Wilkins Athletics & Events Center

  • Cost: Free and open to the public

Spanish translators will be available | Traductores de español disponibles

Nonprofit Leadership Academy

Nonprofit Leadership Series

September 17, 2025 – June 24, 2026

Join us for a five-part leadership series designed to equip nonprofit staff, board members, and executive directors with the tools to strengthen their organizations and lead with confidence.

Each session includes a half-day workshop at Shenandoah University and an optional follow-up Lunch and Learn at Our Health, Inc.

Session Lineup

1. Journey to Excellence
Workshop: Sept 17, 2025 | Lunch & Learn: Oct 22, 2025
Build a strong board, improve staff relationships, and avoid common pitfalls.

2. People and Culture
Workshop: Nov 19, 2025 | Lunch & Learn: Dec 17, 2025
Shape a mission-driven culture and boost volunteer engagement.

3. Strategic & Succession Planning
Workshop: Jan 21, 2026 | Lunch & Learn: Feb 25, 2026
Create a living plan that supports sustainability and leadership transitions.

4. Running a Nonprofit
Workshop: Mar 18, 2026 | Lunch & Learn: Apr 22, 2026
Cover operations, finance, compliance, and partnerships with expert insight.

5. Storytelling for Fundraising
Workshop: May 20, 2026 | Lunch & Learn: June 24, 2026
Use compelling stories to increase visibility and drive donor support.

Cost & Registration

  • Full Series: $300
    Includes five workshops, Lunch & Learns, materials, boxed lunches, and a Standards for Excellence reference book.

  • Single Session: $75

  • Scholarships: Limited $100 discounts available for nonprofit staff.

Participants who complete all five workshops will earn a certificate from the Nonprofit Alliance NSV.

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Healthy Living & Farmers Market

Every 3rd Tuesday | June – September
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM | Our Health Green Space

The Healthy Living & Farmers Market brings together fresh food, community resources, and wellness support—all in one accessible, welcoming space.

Hosted on the Our Health Green Space, this seasonal market connects neighbors with local farmers, health-focused organizations, and community partners working to improve access to nutritious food and essential services across the region.

What to Expect

  • Fresh, locally grown produce and baked goods from Richard’s Fruit Market

  • Health screenings and wellness resources

  • Community partner booths and information

  • Opportunities to connect with local nonprofits

  • A welcoming, family-friendly environment

Our Health partner clients are also eligible for vouchers to use toward purchases at Richard’s booth, helping increase access to fresh, healthy food.

Free and open to the public

Come explore, connect, and enjoy everything the market has to offer—we hope to see you there!

Why It Matters

Access to healthy food and reliable resources is essential to community well-being.

Through events like the Healthy Living & Farmers Market, Our Health helps strengthen connections between people and the services that support healthier lives—while also uplifting local growers and nonprofit partners.

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24th Annual Golf Tournament

📍 Winchester Country Club

1300 Senseny Rd, Winchester, VA 22602

🕙July 16, 2026 

9:00 AM —-Registration

10:00 AM —-Shot Gun Start

2:00 PM —-Awards Luncheon

*A Boxed Breakfast will be provided by Chick-fil-A prior to the start.

Our Health’s Annual Golf Tournament brings community leaders and supporters together for a day of golf and philanthropy at Winchester Country Club. Proceeds support Our Health’s mission and help provide subsidized space for nonprofit partners delivering critical health and human services to our region.

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—- Past Events

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Decision Height Benefit Performance

March 12, 2026 | 7 PM

315 W Boscawen St, Winchester, VA 22601, USA

Join us for an unforgettable evening of live theatre and community impact on March 12 at Winchester Little Theatre.

This special benefit performance of Decision Height supports the missions of United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley and Our Health. Guests will enjoy a wine and cheese reception, themed photo booth, basket raffle, and a powerful WWII-era story honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots.

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Washington-Dallas Watch Party

Come for the game. Meet former Players. Give to make a difference.

October 19th | Tailgating at 3 PM | Kickoff at 4 PM

Join us for the Washington vs. Dallas Watch Party on Sunday, October 19 at the stunning Historic Audley Farm in Berryville, VA. Tailgating kicks off at 3:00 PM, followed by the big game at 4:00 PM. This event is proudly presented by Our Health and our Title Sponsor BPG USA Berryville.

With delicious food, local craft beer, and appearances by former NFL players, this high-energy afternoon is more than just a game—it’s an experience. Guests can enjoy raffles, exciting prizes, and the chance to bid on exclusive sports memorabilia, all while supporting a great cause. Proceeds from the event benefit Our Health and help fund programs that connect individuals and families to critical health and human services throughout the Northern Shenandoah Valley.

Tickets are $100 and space is limited—don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable fall event.

Shockey Building Open House

Shockey Building Open House

Join us for The Shockey Building Open House on Thursday, March 27, 2025, from 2:00 to 5:00 PM at 301 N. Cameron Street! This Our Health Event is a great opportunity to come tour the newly renovated spaces of:

Just Neighbors

Concern Hotline

I’m Just Me Movement

Literacy Volunteers

Special Program & Ribbon Cutting at 3:00 PM with the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber at Our Health GreenSpace!

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Volunteer Celebration

Volunteers make our community stronger.
From mentoring students to supporting crisis hotlines and distributing food to families, volunteers are at the heart of nonprofit work. Their dedication helps thousands every year, yet their efforts often go unrecognized.
This April, during Volunteer Recognition Month, we invite you to help us celebrate these incredible individuals at our Volunteer Celebration on Friday, April 11, from 3:00–6:00 PM at the Our Health GreenSpace.
Join us for an afternoon of appreciation, featuring food, music, gifts, and a special recognition ceremony with Mayor Veach and Barry Lee.
📅 April 11, 2025, from 3 – 6 PM
📍 Our Health GreenSpace | 301 N. Cameron Street

Daniel Rose

Volunteer Action Center Coordinator

Daniel Rose joined Our Health as the Volunteer Action Center Coordinator in 2012. Mr. Rose came to Our Health with a wealth of experience in volunteer leadership, public speaking, and marketing and public relations. In 2015 he was promoted to Director of Operations, managing all aspects of campus buildings and grounds work and supervising all maintenance and custodial staff members.

 His past experience includes 16 years in the construction industry including owning and operating Rose Construction, Inc., specializing in stucco, tile and stone work. He has his Bachelor’s Degree in Biblical Theology with a minor in Counseling from the Nazarene Bible College, and served as an Associate and Lead Pastor while in Colorado. He has led many teams of volunteers during mission trips to several countries in Africa. On one mission trip in 2001, while employed with Global Samaritans, Dan led a crew of volunteers to build two orphanages, a school and a visitor’s center in Zambia. 

Rose and his family moved to Winchester in 2009 from Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Dan joined the non-profit organization RPJ Housing in 2009. In this position he worked with community leaders and City staff to help low income local residents obtain needed home repair assistance. He assessed safety and repair requirements primarily in homes of low income elderly who wished to remain in their homes. He was responsible for reviewing applications for program eligibility and networking in the community for volunteers and local businesses and corporations to provide construction materials and labor needed for each project.

Our Health is pleased to have Dan on our team and grateful for the extensive background he brings to our campus. 

Beth Loque

Finance Manager

Beth Louque graduated Magna Cum Laude with her BBA in Accounting from Georgia State University. After college, Beth worked for the Prudential Insurance Company of America. She specifically focused on their managed healthcare division as an accountant, financial analyst and business analyst. Before coming to Our Health Beth was busy raising her two children and actively volunteering at their school. Beth joined Our Health in August of 2010 as the Finance Manager.

Beth and her husband moved from Atlanta to Winchester after their oldest child was born in 1999 to be closer to family.  They love the area and enjoy being active in the community.  Beth enjoys spending time outdoors especially skiing at Bryce Resort during the winter season.

Mary Falu

Administrative Assistant and Office Manager

Mary joined Our Health in December 2008 as the Administrative Assistant and Office Manager. In December 2017 she took the position of Volunteer Action Center Coordinator while continuing as Office Manager.  Prior to her role with Our Health, she worked at DK Industrial Services as a Payroll Administrator and spent thirteen years with VDO in Human Resources. She served from 1979-1986 in the United States Army in the Military Intelligence Division and made Sergeant before leaving the military. Mary has many career achievements but holds proudly the Army Commendation Medal and the Army Achievement Medal.

She graduated Summa Cum Laude and was on the Presidents and Deans list while acquiring her Associates Degree in Administrative Support from Lord Fairfax Community College. She pursues ongoing education courses which interest her and has certificates in Graphic Design Office Assistant, Office Systems Assistant and Desktop Publishing Technician.

Mary was born in Silver City, NM but has lived most of her life in Capon Bridge, WV. She has two sons, a daughter-in-law and three grandsons who are the light of her life.  Family has always been very important to her and she feels blessed with a strong family that has supported her through life. She enjoys walking, going to the gym and traveling.
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Our Health Moment:
“ I have been working with Our Health 12 years and feel a very strong connection with them. This is my first experience in the world of non-profits and I find it very rewarding to work for an agency that I believe in and feel is helping to improve the lives of others through the agencies that we support.”

Sharen Gromling

Executive Director

Sharen joined Our Health as the Executive Director in April 2010. As administrator, she is charged with the responsibility for implementing the policies and programs of Our Health.  Sharen worked for the City of Winchester for nearly 30 years, retiring as Director of Administration and Human Resources. She administered the human resources function for the City’s 500+ employees, grants, training and employee development, and marketing and public information.  

Sharen has a passion for training. Since 2009 she has been a trainer for Business and Industry at Lord Fairfax Community College Workforce Solutions.  She conducts trainings in Leadership, HR Management, Board Governance, Strategic Planning, Conflict Mediation, Ethics, Public Administration and Developing Effective Teams.

Sharen has both a bachelor and master’s degree of art, psychology from University of Richmond. In her career, she has acquired her Senior Professional Human Resources (SPHR) Certification, Conflict Mediation Certification through Shenandoah University and a HR Trainer certificate through Development Dimensions International.

Community involvement is also a passion for Sharen. She validates this through her various roles: Member and Past President of Winchester Rotary Club, Vice President of Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, Past Board of Directors for Shenandoah University Center for Public Service and Scholarship and Virginia Youth Ballet, member and Past President of the Winchester Society of Human Resource Management and the International Personnel Management Association-Virginia Chapter.

Her commitment to the City of Winchester is clear with her many years of service. She had the opportunity to Co-Chair the City of Winchester’s All America City Team on its journey to achieve this national recognition.  This award is coveted by communities throughout the United States and the competition is fierce.  The application process requires the City to select three programs that have been implemented in the community that have made a positive difference in people’s lives.  One of those chosen was the Our Health story.  “As I learned of the success of this program I was amazed at its uniqueness and its important role in serving the needs of the region’s non-profits and public service agencies.  Through this I had the opportunity to meet and work with many people whose lives were changed for the better because of this collaborative model.  To serve on this team was one of the major highlights of my public service career.  Our team went on to win this coveted title thanks in large part to the Our Health story.  Little did I know at the time that five years later I would have the opportunity to serve as its Executive Director! Coincidence – I think not.”

Our Health Moment:
“I am excited to have the opportunity to serve as the Executive Director of Our Health, Inc.  This organization is dedicated to serving our many partners so that they can serve the needs of the community.  My passion in life is service and I am dedicated to living the Rotary Motto – Service above Self.  I have been fortunate in my life to have many opportunities to serve others through both my work and volunteerism.  This position in particular allows me to use my skill set to help others be able to better meet the needs of the clients they serve.  If Our Health can make it easier for our partners to do their work, then we have succeeded.  Our team of employees at Our Health is dedicated to make this happen and I am fortunate to be a part of this mission.  “

Lou Ling

Managing Director

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