BEAVERTON POLICE FOUNDATION:

Chaplain Beaverton Police Department.

Jim was raised in Tigard, Oregon. He began his career in the medical field before feeling a strong calling to ministry. He joined Village Baptist Church in 1979, where he began serving in student ministry. By 1992, he was promoted to Executive Pastor, overseeing staff and ministry operations. He was ordained in 2007 and served in that role until 2012.

Jim holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Portland State University and has pursued graduate studies in theology at Western Seminary and counseling at Lewis & Clark College. He is a Senior Chaplain with the International Conference of Police Chaplains and serves as a certified instructor for the organization. He is also a founding member of the Oregon Chaplains Academy, where he trains chaplains who serve first responders across the state.

In 2012, Chaplain McGuire felt a clear call to dedicate his ministry exclusively to the Beaverton Police Department. He has served as a trusted spiritual advisor and mentor to officers ever since. With over 45 years of experience working with nonprofit organizations, Jim brings extensive knowledge in leadership, fundraising, and board service.

Jim is deeply committed to the well-being of the Beaverton community and holds a profound respect and passion for the officers who serve and protect it every day.

President & CEO Lions Capital Mortgage, Inc.

Kevin J. Hanna is a proud advocate for those who serve and protect our communities. As the Founder of both the Lake Oswego Police Foundation and the Beaverton Police Foundation, 

Kevin’s unwavering commitment to supporting law enforcement is rooted in deep gratitude and respect for the men and women in blue.

He is the President and CEO of Lions Capital Mortgage, a local independent mortgage brokerage dedicated to serving first responders and their families with integrity, transparency, and personalized financial solutions.

Beyond his role in mortgage lending, Kevin actively serves on several nonprofit boards, including the Oregon Zoo Foundation, Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Survivorship Program, and Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School Advisory Board. His work across these organizations reflects his passion for community service, philanthropy, and long-term impact.

Retired Professional Standards Sergeant, Beaverton Police Department

Ken Feist dedicated 27 years of distinguished service to the Beaverton Police Department, serving from 1997 until his retirement in September 2024. Throughout his career, Ken exemplified professionalism, leadership, and a deep commitment to public safety. He concluded his tenure as the department’s Professional Standards Sergeant, where he oversaw internal accountability, training, and departmental integrity.

Ken and his wife, Cori, have been married for 24 years and are proud parents to two children. Their son Jake, 19, is currently attending Linfield University, where he is also a member of the football team. Their daughter Josie, 14, will begin her high school journey this fall as a freshman at Tigard High School.

Ken remains active in the community and continues to support law enforcement through various initiatives.

Beaverton Police Officer

With over 18 years of service as a Beaverton Police Officer, Matt Henderson currently serves as the department’s Public Information Officer, leading its public relations efforts. Throughout his career, he has worked in a variety of roles within the agency, gaining a broad perspective on the needs of both the department and the community.

A graduate of Beaverton High School and Oregon State University, Matt Henderson is deeply rooted in the community he serves. In addition to his public service, he is a small business owner and a passionate advocate for officer training, education, and wellness.

Matt Henderson joined the Beaverton Police Foundation to help build a legacy of support for those who serve. A forward-thinking leader, he is committed to ensuring that Beaverton’s officers are equipped, cared for, and prepared—both physically and mentally—to meet the challenges of modern policing.

Consultant

Joseph J. Hanna Jr. brings a strong legacy of service, leadership, and support for law enforcement to the Beaverton Police Foundation Board. A lifelong advocate for public safety and civic involvement, Joe is proud to stand alongside those who dedicate their lives to protecting our communities.

He has served in numerous leadership and advisory roles throughout his career, championing causes that benefit local families, youth programs, and first responder initiatives. His passion for service is matched by a deep commitment to integrity, faith, and strengthening the community fabric of the Pacific Northwest.

Joe’s involvement in the Foundation reflects his belief that honoring and supporting our police officers is not just a duty—it’s a privilege. His decades of experience in business, mentorship, and philanthropy continue to make a meaningful impact across the region.