FROM OUR CEO
Looking back to look ahead
The Exchange 2026, Issue 2
This season finds OneWorld reflecting on the immediate past as well as a South Omaha legacy. Our new 2025 Annual Report encourages us to take stock
MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS STAFF
Development and Communications Director Erik Servellon
Associate Director of Communications Corey Oldenhuis
of last year’s accomplishments, while a recent event celebrated the centennial anniversary of our organizational home. Yet we cannot look back without looking forward. As a proud steward of the Livestock Exchange Building, we operate out of an Omaha landmark that represents resilience and adaptation. These grounds have been the setting for countless stories over the past 100 years, with many more stories to unfold in the years ahead. OneWorld is committed to helping shape stories of health and well- being, even in times of change. This theme of “Lighting the Way” underscores our annual report. While the path ahead changes, our purpose remains the same. Together, we adapt, advocate and continue to ensure access to the compassionate, high-quality care our community depends on. Thank you for being part of OneWorld’s past, present and future.
Communications Generalist Ximena Anguiano Cortes
INSIDE THIS ISSUE 4 5 6 8 9 Annual report: Lighting the way Investing in employee development A trusted presence when a life is on the line Above: You got this, buddy! Kids and adults enjoyed a fun morning of physical activity and well-being during Nebraska WIC’s Toddler Trot this summer. The event, held at Elmwood Park, featured exercise, reading, health tips and more. Community sponsors included Whispering Roots, Omaha Public Library, Omaha Kroc Center, YMCA of Greater Omaha, UnitedHealthcare, Molina Healthcare of Nebraska, Learning Community of Douglas and Sarpy Counties, OneWorld Dental, Lead Prevention Program, PRAMS, Douglas County Breastfeeding Peer Support and Colors the Clown.
Content Strategist Melissa Breazile
Visual and Digital Communications Specialist Alonso Castillo
A South Omaha icon turns 100 Welcoming the future generation As temps increase, so does risk Dedicated to children's health Supplies offer peace of mind. Period. OneWorld in Focus
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Above: OneWorld employees recently gathered for a summer picnic while meeting with area organizations about volunteer opportunities. It was a great way to connect with co-workers and other community changemakers. Below: The Livestock Exchange Building, home to OneWorld headquarters, turned 100 years old this year. The Omaha City Council proclaimed May 28, 2026, as Livestock Exchange Building Centennial Day in observance of the milestone anniversary and the enduring legacy of the “Heart of the Magic City.”
Andrea M. Skolkin Chief Executive Officer
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