Bethlehem Inn Hires New Development Director

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The Bethlehem Inn, a local nonprofit providing shelter and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, announced the hiring of their new Development Director Jon Baker.

Baker has been a Central Oregon community member for nearly 20 years and in recent years has served as the Director of Development for a partner agency serving youth experiencing homelessness here in Bend. Serving businesses and organizations who help vulnerable youth and adults has been the focus of Baker’s professional work for his entire career.

As the Development Director, Baker will help continue the wonderful work of the organization and will strive to maintain the high level of service that the Central Oregon Community has been able to rely on for the past twenty six years.

“Bethlehem Inn has been a beloved and valuable resource for Central Oregon since 1999. The amazing team, the caring approach, wonderful facilities, and dedication to those in need make this organization the ideal place for me to serve and bring my efforts.” Executive Director Michael Hancock shared, “Jon is a tremendous addition to our team. His
depth of experience, deep compassion for those we serve, and strong belief in our mission make him uniquely suited to help lead our development efforts. We’re thrilled to welcome him to the Bethlehem Inn family.”

Transforming lives together through shelter, help, and hope. Bethlehem Inn is a community- supported, high barrier emergency shelter that provides a warm, safe place to sleep, nourishing meals, and case management services for adults and children experiencing homelessness in Central Oregon.

For more information or to support the mission of Bethlehem Inn please visit www.bethleheminn.org or call 541-322-8768.

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