COMMUNITY COMMITMENT
COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
As a community organization, it is our responsibility to give back to other organizations who share the same values as we do.
Each month we pick a new local organization to donate money to as our featured community partner.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
August 2020 Partner
City of Spokane- Cooling Shelter
Cooling centers will operate in the multi-purpose rooms at the Looff Carrousel and in five Spokane Public Library locations. The Looff will be open daily from 11 am to 8 pm until the forecasted high drops below 95 degrees.
August 2020 Partner
Taste of Life- Hospice of Spokane
Hospice of Spokane is committed to quality end-of-life care and to respecting the dignity of all persons in our community. Our team members are committed to providing culturally-competent care through listening, learning and honoring each person whom we have the privilege to serve.
August 2020 Partner
Northwest Harvest
Northwest Harvest is leading the fight for hungry people statewide to have access to nutritious food while respecting their dignity and promoting good health. Focused on improving equity in our food system, Northwest Harvest believes everyone in Washington should have consistent access to nutritious food.
June 2020 Partner
Operation Healthy Family
https://youtu.be/NllWUkJwKqk - Check out this video with Tommy the CEO of PHF and
our CEO David Ittner!
March 2020 Partner
Heal Spokane
At its core, #HealSpokane is about service. What began as an outlet to turn personal pain into something positive has now bloomed into a collaborative effort, dedicated to serving the Spokane Community. Through kindness, service and charity, and without the expectation of rewards or accolades, it is our mission to give back to Spokane and those who need it most.
Together, we can Heal Spokane.
January 2020 Partner
Hospice of Spokane
Hospice of Spokane is northeast Washington’s only nonprofit hospice, serving Spokane, Ferry, Stevens and Pend Oreille counties. Using a holistic approach to end-of-life care, hospice addresses the medical, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs of patients with terminal illness, along with support to their families.
January 2020 Partner
Christian Heritage School
Christian Heritage's annual fundraiser auction involves both parents and students and is the largest fundraiser to support the school year. Proceeds from our auction are allocated toward tuition assistance and other school costs, which will ultimately enhance the educational experience for our children.
December 2019 Partner
Community Cancer Fund- Spokane
Community Cancer Fund works collaboratively with existing regional cancer organizations to identify and fund gaps in services provided to local cancer patients. We are committed to investing donated funds in local programs that benefit Inland Northwest cancer patients, their families, and the organizations that serve them.
September 2019 Partner
Spokane Police Chaplaincy
The Spokane Police Chaplains ride with Spokane Police officers and are available to help the citizens of Spokane during times of crisis twenty-four hours every day.
SPD Chaplains practice a ministry of presence to the employees of the Department and their families, by providing spiritual, emotional and physical support and guidance. This is done by being available for counseling, encouragement, and training on life issues, ministerial services, and debriefings after a critical incident.
August 2019 Partner
Spokane Humane Society
The Spokane Humane Society was founded by a group of concerned citizens in 1897. Back then, we looked after the draft horses used to carry loads up Spokane’s South Hill. Today, we take care of more than 5,000 animals each year, mostly dogs and cats in need of compassionate care. Over the years, we’re becoming Spokane’s go-to pet adoption center. When we consider our more than one hundred years of history we are humbled to think of how much private funding we’ve received from those of you in the Spokane community who care deeply about the welfare of homeless pets.
July 2019 Partner
Giving Back Packs- Spokane
Giving Back Packs is a very simple concept. Handing out full backpacks to the homeless who have little or nothing. A pack full of clothes, toiletries, socks, blankets, food, and hope can sometimes be the difference between life and death to some. We don’t know their stories and we don’t claim to have all the answers, BUT one thing we do know is that we will not sit around any longer and do nothing.