Healthy Futures Dinner Auction

Healthy Futures Dinner Auction History

Since 1996, the Foundation has sponsored the Healthy Futures Dinner Auction. It has become Wallowa County’s most significant event of the year. This elegant affair annually sells out to an enthusiastic and generous audience of over 200, who enjoy a catered dinner and auctions of various items at the Cloverleaf Hall in Enterprise. The proceeds from the Dinner Auction are targeted to a specific need at the hospital.

30th Annual Healthy Futures Dinner Auction

Mark your calendars: Saturday, November 8, 2025

Cloverleaf Hall, 600 NW First St. Enterprise, OR

Tickets are $75 per person and include appetizers, an elegant catered meal by The Q Wood Fired Grill, Silent & Live Auctions, Paddle Raise, and more!

To get tickets: Mail a check made out to WVHCF to WVHCF, PO Box 53, Enterprise, OR 97828

For questions, contact the Foundation office at 541.426.1913, or email Foundation Director Stacy Green at stacy.green@wchcd.org

space is limited, get your tickets today!

Our History of Improving and Expanding Health Care Services in Wallowa County

  • 2024: $324,400 for our own MRI
  • 2023: $323,11 for 4×4 Ambulance
  • 2022: $135,445 for Cardiac Ultrasound
  • 2021: $100,169 for orthopedic surgery department
  • 2020: $45,621 for Omnicell medication dispensing system
  • 2019: $152,470 for 4×4 Ambulance
  • 2018: $148,497 for Ultrasound System
  • 2017: $93,916 for Genius 3D Mammography
  • 2016: $68,981 for new patient beds
  • 2015: $59,378 Bone Density Scanner
  • 2014: $44,575 Telemedicine Robot
  • 2013: $44,896 for wireless heart monitors
  • 2012: $42,620 for new Advanced Life Support Ambulance
  • 2011: $42,000 for Omnicell Automated Medication Dispensing System
  • 2010: $54,000 for new surgical equipment
  • 2009: $56,000 for physical therapy equipment
  • 2008: $65,000 for a top-of-the-line digital mammography machine
  • 2007: $45,000 for a new 4WD ambulance
  • 2006: $67,000 for the new hospital
  • 2005: $54,000 for the new hospital
  • 2004: $53,500 for radiology
  • 2003: $44,000 for physical therapy
  • 2002: $74,500 for the hospital’s first mammography machine
  • 2001: $44,000 for new beds for the Care Center
  • 2000: $35,000 to upgrade and remodel Obstetrics
  • 1999: $37,000 for a new operating table
  • 1998: $21,000 for new beds for the Care Center
  • 1997: $20,000 for a new CT scan
  • 1996: $19,500 for the Resident’s House