We could not do the work of strengthening our community without the support of our sponsors, donors and grant funders. It is with humble thanks that we extend our thanks to those who believe, as we do, that everyone deserves a safe place to learn, grow and thrive at the YMCA.
Sponsors
Thank you to our Sponsors who make our mission possible.
2019
Tee Off For Teens Golf Tournament 2019:
Northwest Farm Credit Services
AJ Gallagher
DA Davidson | The Jackson Wealth Strategy Group
Hotstart
GESA Credit Union
Washington Trust Bank
MultiCare
DAA Northwest
United Floor CoveringNelson’s Towing, Repair & Autobody
Eclipse Engineering
Life Fitness
Double Tree Inn by Hilton
Edward Jones
Ameristar
Bouten Construction
Coffman Engineering
Comcast
Core-Mark
Inland Helicopter
Safeway
North By Northwest
Pedal For A Purpose 2019:
Wheeler Industries, Inc.
DA Davidson, The Jackson Wealth Strategy Group
Spokane Hardware Supply, Inc
State Bank Northwest
Statewide Security Network
Washington Trust Bank
Amica Insurance
Asset Planning & Management, Inc.
The Union Studios
Kind
Camp Reed Auction 2019:
Kalispel Tribe & Northern Quest Resort and Casino
Northwest Farm Credit
Kiemle Hagood
Payne West
URM
Honest in Ivory
my247ed.com
Donors
Our Donors make our programs possible. Thank you!
Grantors
Funding Partners
The YMCA of the Inland Northwest wishes to recognize and thank our funding partners who have awarded financial grants to support our programs that benefit neighbors in our community with targeted needs.
The following businesses and foundations have generously contributed in 2018 to the ongoing positive impact of the Y:
Spokane County United Way, $59,800, Central Y Children’s Center
Kalispel Tribe of Indians, $28,120, Camp Reed Scholarships
Robert V. Baker Foundation, $7,500, Central Y Children’s Center & Outside the Box
Umpqua Bank, $5,000, Outside the Box
S. Bank Foundation, $5,000, Act Six Scholars
Johnston-Fix Foundation, $5,000, Central Y Children’s Center
Pink Shamrock Foundation, $3,000, LIVESTRONG at the YMCA
David and Dorothy Pierce Charitable Trust, $2,500, Mead MS Afterschool Programs
BNSF Railway Foundation, $2,500, Youth & Government
Bank of America Foundation, $2,500, Neighborhood Action Against Hunger
Greater Spokane Valley Rotary, $2,500, LIVESTRONG at the YMCA
Wells Fargo Foundation, $2,500, Central Y Children’s Center
Elizabeth C. Pool Charitable Trust, $2,000, Leaders in Training
Associated Garden Clubs, $1,200, Central Y Children’s Center Garden
Spokane County United Way – Spokane Gives 2018, $500, North Y Garden
The grants listed below were awarded locally through YMCA of the USA and the national strategic funding partners:
$45,000 for Character Development Learning Institute (Adult Practices) from the S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
$32,500 for Year-Round Food Programs from the Walmart Foundation
$18,750 for Residential Camp Access scholarships
$10,000 for Summer Meals from Albertson’s Breakfast Program
$8,111 for Reach & Rise Group Mentoring for at-risk Youth from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
$6,000 for Swim Lessons scholarships
$3,666 for Summer Camp scholarships from Macy’s Cause Promotion
The pools at the Spokane YMCAs will open Nov 23 but all other amenities are temporarily closed. Litehouse YMCA in Sandpoint, ID remains OPEN. More information
