Dogwood Charitable Foundation

1257 Sanguinetti Road Suite 194

Sonora, California 95370

Phone: 209-743-7045

 

contact@dogwoodfoundation.org

disasterrelief@dogwoodfoundation.org

volunteer@dogwoodfoundation.org

newsletter@dogwoodfoundation.org

To contact us:

“Helping to Rebuild Communities”

Jim Grossman, President 

Since 1991, Jim Grossman has run his own general contracting business.  He likes to volunteer his time and skills on various projects in the community.  He has responded to a number of disasters, including the Northridge Earthquake, September 11 and Hurricane Katrina.  In response to the need seen on the gulf coast and the encouragement of other like minded people, Jim formed the Dogwood Charitable Foundation.  Jim and his wife, Martha, have three children and five grandchildren.  One of his greatest joys is spending time with his grandchildren.

 

 

Vernon Rudd, Secretary

 

 

Clay Maddox, Financial Advisor

 

 

Martha Grossman

Martha Grossman is mother of three grown children and enjoys spending time with her five grandchildren. She does bookwork for her husband’s construction company.  Along with her husband, Jim, she has responded to a number of disasters, most recently Hurricane Katrina.  She has enjoyed volunteering her time at InterFaith, various church and school projects, and has spent many hours working on community improvement projects.

 

 

Phillip Grossman

Phillip Grossman grew up in the Sonora area.  He graduated from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2002, and then completed a residency in Advanced General Dentistry at Madigan Army Medical Center in Washington.  He served as a Captain in the U.S. Army Dental Corp, and now serves the Tuolumne County community as a dentist in Twain Harte.  He has provided volunteer dentistry in Mexico and Bangladesh, and has been involved in many community improvement projects.  Some of the more recent projects include; time spent in Mississippi helping families rebuild after Hurricane Katrina, and leading a group of volunteers in the removal of graffiti at the park "Heaven for Kids" in Sonora. 

 

 

Jenny Sundahl

Jenny Sundahl is a long time resident of Tuolumne County.  She graduated from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2000 with a BS in Dental Hygiene.  Most of her time is spent helping her husband Mark raise their three children.  She enjoys taking her family on volunteer projects, most recently to Waveland, Mississippi to help with reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina.  Over the years, she has been involved in a variety of volunteer efforts, including providing dental hygiene in underserved areas, helping with disaster relief, working on projects at her church, and helping on a variety of community improvement projects.

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