
Karli Barich – Executive Director
Karli Barich brings a thoughtful, people‑centered approach to her work at D4C, grounded in a diverse academic and professional background. She holds an Executive MBA, a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and in Law, Societies & Justice, along with a Paralegal Certificate and a Program DPro certification focused on community and economic development. Karli has led educational institutions programs serving learners from early childhood through senior adults, designing and delivering both in‑person and asynchronous remote training. Her career also spans the for‑profit technology and energy sectors, where she has guided the development of web and software solutions that blend innovation with real‑world impact. Known for her strategic clarity, collaborative leadership, and commitment to meaningful community outcomes, Karli strengthens D4C’s mission to empower and transform communities.
Contact: executivedirector [at] d4cpdx.org

Heather Knopf – Program Manager
Fiscal Sponsorship, Neighborhood Assistance, Communications, Insurance, Training & Skill Building, D4C Office Operations
Heather is a Portland musician who has been toying around with computer hardware and software since she was a young child. She studied Music as University of Northern Colorado and has begun to shift her focus into the tech world. She enjoys working for non-profits and is happy to be assisting the Neighborhood Associations.
Contact: heather [at] d4cpdx.org

Seth Healy – Westside Watershed Resource Center Manager
Seth enjoys working and engaging with the community to find nature-based solutions to enhance our watersheds and urban landscape. His background includes community engagement, project coordination, green infrastructure, native plants and education. He most recently served as a stormwater outreach coordinator with the Green Street Steward Program at Environmental Services where he partnered with community organizations for replanting and educational events, as well as volunteer coordination. Seth holds a Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree and a Bachelors in International Studies, both from Portland State University. In his free time, he enjoys gardening, music, practicing Mandarin and exploring the urban environment by bike. He is excited to help build community around watershed health and stormwater management through the Westside Watershed Resource Center.
Contact: manager [at] westsidewatersheds.org
