The Northgate neighborhood occupies the northern portion of Salem, OR. One of the city’s larger districts and a hub for regional commerce and transportation, Northgate has one of Salem’s 19 neighborhood associations, even though industrial land, the railroad and Interstate 5 corridors occupy more of the area than residential blocks do. The neighborhood extends north to encompass the Chemawa Indian School and its associated agricultural fields. The southern reach of the area hosts the Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, a large multi-use facility built with a donation from the late Mrs. Ray Kroc, wife of McDonalds founder Roy Kroc. The Oregon State Fairgrounds sit just beyond Northgate's southern border.