In the two years since forming, LaunchNW has raised nearly half of its $150 million goal, and created programs that will help children succeed starting from birth to career attainment.
For the third time, Spokane makes Forbes Magazine's best places for retirement list, among many other publications that have given Lilac City more visibility.
Matt Sheffield, a Spokane-based financial consultant, has a new independent practice in downtown Spokane, dubbed Burlwood Wealth LLP, where he's working to support clients with the same attention and eye for detail that he applies to woodworking.
An Inland Northwest philanthropy executive explains there’s no shortage of ways for donors to match their passion with purpose and make a meaningful difference.
Bank executives Kurt Walsdorf and Sara Desautel say strategic giving to community organizations is an investment in our neighbors and the future economic mobility of our communities.
Ukrainian Closet is expanding its programming and creating a path for more inclusion in its third year of operation, despite consecutive setbacks that have impacted the supply of resources for refugees.
AAA Washington plans to close its location on Spokane's South Hill as part of a broader plan to move to a virtual service model, the organization has announced.
PotlatchDeltic Corp., of Spokane, has reported second-quarter net income of $13.7 million, or 17 cents a diluted share, down from income of $22.3 million, or 28 cents a share, in the year-earlier period.