Well-being is something we build together
A new name for work rooted in our community
WovenWell is the new name of the Buhl Regional Health Foundation. Our name has changed to better reflect the breadth of our work, but our commitment to Mercer County remains firmly rooted.
We work alongside our community to strengthen the conditions that help people thrive—connecting resources, supporting local initiatives, responding to needs and opportunities, and learning together along the way.
Many ways of working. One shared purpose.
We Invest
We support community-driven ideas and initiatives through grants, scholarships, and other strategic investments.
We Respond
We develop programs, educational resources, data access, and practical tools in response to community needs and opportunities.
We Connect
We help people find resources and bring organizations, ideas, expertise, and opportunities together.
We Strengthen
We support organizational capacity, listen to community voice, use data, share learning, and build well-being, together.
What We're Building Together
Weaving Purpose, People, and Partnerships: Introducing WovenWell
By Jennifer Barborak, Executive Director & CFO, WovenWell Our staff and board are excited to share the story of Buhl Regional Health Foundation’s new name: WovenWell. This marks a significant milestone in our history, reflecting how our work has grown and...
We Asked, They Answered: What Mercer County Youth Taught Us About Building a Community Where Everyone Can Thrive
When we're serious about improving the well-being of young people, we have to begin with a simple question: Are we listening? At Buhl Regional Health Foundation, we believe meaningful community change starts by understanding the people we serve. Research, national...
A New Beginning: New Transitional Housing Will Offer More Than a Place to Stay
By Jessica Koss, Director of Community Engagement, BRHF For women and children experiencing homelessness, finding a safe place to turn isn't always as simple as making a phone call. In Mercer County, families facing housing instability often encounter limited options...