East Central Community Organization

N.E. Washington Health Programs is a nonprofit health care organization offering medical, dental, home aids, hospice and assisted living services throughout northeast Washington. The health care services offered by the organization include diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, and acute and chronic illnesses, sports examinations, vision and hearing screening, health and wellness education, family planning, diet and nutrition counseling, laboratory services and surgical procedures. It also provides dental care services that include aesthetic fillings, periodontal and root canal treatment, partial and complete dentures, and oral surgeries. The organization operates an assisted living center for senior citizens and provides various services, such as dining, transportation, housekeeping, medication management and medical appointment scheduling. It is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations. N.E. Washington Health Programs is located in Chewelah, Wash.

Big Bend Electric Cooperative, based in Ritzville, WA, is a not-for-profit utility provider dedicated to supplying reliable electricity to its members while maintaining rates close to actual costs. With a focus on community, the cooperative also offers various services such as energy efficiency rebates, solar net metering, and assistance programs for those in need. Established for over 86 years, Big Bend Electric is committed to serving its 10,971 accounts and has returned $51 million in capital credits to members since 1977. The cooperative also engages in community initiatives, providing scholarships and job shadowing opportunities for local youth. Generated from the website

Operation Healthy Family (OHF) is a grassroots organization based in Spokane, WA, dedicated to serving individuals experiencing poverty, with a particular focus on people of color and immigrants. Founded by CEO Tommy Williams and COO Paula Williams, a biracial couple deeply connected to Spokane's African-American community, OHF aims to create an inclusive and diverse city by eliminating barriers to good oral health and equitable opportunities in sports caused by economic and racial privilege. With a mission to honor, follow, and serve, OHF strives to build a community where everyone has access to quality oral healthcare and equal chances to participate in sports. By addressing the needs of marginalized populations and challenging systemic inequalities, OHF seeks to create a more inclusive society in Spokane, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment for all individuals.Generated from the website