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Promoting Healthy

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Wellbeing Starts Within—and Grows Through Connection

Wellbeing Network exists to inspire, connect, and empower people to discover the wellbeing that already exists within them. We believe every person has the capacity to live with great health, purpose, resilience, and joy, and that stronger individuals create stronger families, workplaces, schools, and communities. By bringing people, organizations, and ideas together, we cultivate collaboration that helps communities flourish—one relationship, one conversation, and one act of service at a time.

Our organization began in 2007 as KidZone Community Foundation, serving children and families throughout Southern Oregon. As we listened to our community, we recognized that the need extended far beyond any one age group or single issue. In 2025, we embraced a broader vision, becoming Wellbeing Network. While our name and mission evolved, our purpose remained the same: to bring people together, foster meaningful connections, and create opportunities for every individual and every community to be well.

Meet Our Board

President

ROBYN LASKY

Robyn Lasky is a longtime Southern Oregon community advocate with a passion for service, connection, and creating opportunities that strengthen the lives of others. He has served on the KidZone Community Foundation (now Wellbeing Network) board since 2015.

Robyn is active in Rotary and serves on multiple local boards and committees, with much of his community involvement focused on youth, education, professional development, and improving the overall wellbeing of Southern Oregon.

Professionally, Robyn is a top-producing real estate broker with REMAX, helping clients throughout Southern Oregon buy and sell residential and commercial properties.

He brings the same service-first mindset to his business that he does to his community involvement.

Robyn moved to Grants Pass in 2009 with his wife, Kate, and their two sons. Southern Oregon is not only where he has chosen to build his career, it is also where he and his family have chosen to put down roots. He believes strong communities are built when people show up, work together, and find meaningful ways to make a difference.

Secretary

GREG REDFERN

Greg brings more than 27 years of experience as a physical therapist to his role on the board of Wellbeing Network. A graduate of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, he has called the Rogue Valley home for over 27 years. He was the managing partner of a regional physical therapy practice that he co-founded in 1999 in Grants Pass. He retired in 2023.

Throughout his career, Greg has been dedicated to helping individuals achieve their highest functional level, emphasizing the importance of health and mobility for all. Greg has been a dedicated board member of Wellbeing Network (previously Kidzone Community Foundation) since 2009.

Outside of professional commitments, Greg enjoys spending time with his wife, Lisa, and dog, Tillie. He enjoys exploring the gravel roads of Oregon on his bicycle, and embracing the great outdoors through hiking, fishing and camping.

Treasurer

SCOTT DRAPER

Scott Draper’s intention is the joy of discovering together what is possible when we, as humans, hold space for Love. His companies, including Club Northwest in Grants Pass, and the leaders and companies he works with, exist to witness, respect, celebrate, and elevate the Love and Wellbeing that is each of us and all of us as one. As entrepreneur, communicator, mentee, mentor, and (r)evolutionary, his focus is success at the sweet-spot where purpose meets shared inner and outer wealth.
He is the founder of KidZone Community Foundation and worked with fellow board members, Robyn Lasky and Greg Redfern, in the transition of KZCF to its expanded vision as Wellbeing Network. Scott holds an MBA and a COWWW (Certificate of Win-Win-Win) and lives happily with his wife, Annette, in southern Oregon and central Mexico.

We believe that people are inherently well, and that each persons' innate capacity for wellbeing can be awakened, nurtured, and shared.

Current Projects

Art Pal Project

The Art Pal Project, brought to you by Wellbeing Network, is a collaboration between Kids Club at Club Northwest in Grants Pass, Oregon, and the Gandhi Ashram in Ahmedabad, India. Inspired by the idea that the language of the heart is universal, the project invites children to connect through art rather than words. Like a traditional pen pal program, Art Pal builds friendships across cultures through drawings, paintings, and other creative works, allowing children to communicate beyond language.

Our first invitation to the children was beautifully simple: What does love look like? The heartfelt artwork we’ve received from both communities reminds us that kindness, joy, family, nature, and hope are shared by children everywhere.

The Art Pal Project is just beginning, and we believe it has the potential to grow into a network of friendships, collaborative art experiences, and perhaps one day even student exchanges. Most importantly, it gives children an opportunity to connect across the world, learn from one another, and discover their shared humanity.

We welcome anyone inspired by this vision. Whether you have ideas, resources, relationships, or simply a desire to help children build bridges of understanding, we’d love to hear from you and explore how we can grow the Art Pal Project together.

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When Scarlett Lewis lost her six-year-old son, Jesse, in the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy, she faced a choice no parent should ever have to make. Rather than allowing hate to define her future, she chose courage, forgiveness, compassion, and hope.

From that decision grew the Choose Love Movement—an evidence-based initiative transforming schools, families, workplaces, and communities around
the world.

Today, Choose Love programs have reached more than 15,000 schools in all 50 states and over 120 countries, empowering millions with practical skills for resilience, connection, emotional intelligence, and thoughtful response.

Our mission   is to promote healthy lifestyles through   awareness, education   and experiences.

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We are love. Choosing to live that way is Wellbeing.