Meet Us

In 2003, Jay moved to a small community to see if he could make a difference, and bought a printing franchise which he sold 15 years later. While in Redding, he became very active in local charities including the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary Club of Redding, and Make-A-Wish, and was asked to join the boards of Make-A-Wish of Northeastern and Central California and Northern Nevada and One Safe Place. This is where he gained knowledge and understanding of the non-profit world.

Jay is very happy to be on the board of the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation. He is also on the board of the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts Center, and the board of the Rotary Club of Wickenburg where he is the current Treasurer and the President-Elect for the next year.

Soon after arriving in Wickenburg, Hunt began volunteering for many different organizations. He spent two three-year terms on the board of the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation serving three years as Chairman of the Board, one year on the board of the Wickenburg Citizens Patrol, three years on the board of the Wickenburg Elks Lodge more recently returning for another three-year term with the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation Board of Directors.

Hunt is also a twelve-year volunteer of the Amigos Trail Ride and Drive, as Chairman for five years.

Hunt is excited to be on the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation Board and looks forward to supporting our local community. His life these days involves work, volunteering, and motorcycling.

Christine recently retired from education. Her experience includes K-8 education, adjunct professor at Whittier College, five years on HGTV, five years with art education with Princess Cruises, and author of eight art books. She is excited to share her passion of making a difference with the Wickenburg Hospital Foundation.

He currently volunteers at the Peeples Valley Fire Department, and is motivated to be a part of future initiatives connecting Hospital services with our surrounding rural communities.

His interest in serving on the Foundation board lies in assisting with the development and improvement of facilities and operations, because “the quality of medical services available at Wickenburg Hospital is important to the community and to me.”

Jerry and Vicki got involved as soon as they moved to Wickenburg. Vicki volunteered on the boards of some small organizations. Jerry first became involved with the Desert Caballeros Western Museum as a gallery guide and docent, then served a short time on the Cowgirl Up committee. Jerry and Vicki had an interest in the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts, and Jerry was invited onto the Board of Directors as a member of the Finance Committee. He soon became treasurer and then had the fortunate opportunity to be elected as incoming President beginning in 2023. Three months ago, Jerry was invited to join the Wickenburg Community Hospital Foundation Board and sits on the finance committee.

April taught herself to build websites, write code, and market on the internet. KindCare Medical consistently ranked at the top of search engines. Not satisfied with simply having a high search engine ranking, she turned to social media. Facebook offered limitless opportunities to connect in a way never before possible for a small business. She again immersed herself in learning and identified digital marketing strategies. KindCare Medical was so successful, it was eventually purchased by a private party as a turnkey business.

April now focuses that same dedication, passion, and digital marketing expertise to support the Foundation!