Spokane Rotary Club 21

The Rotary Club of Spokane is part of a global network of over 1.2 million members committed to addressing community needs through volunteerism and resource mobilization. With a focus on promoting peace, fighting disease, and supporting education, the organization dedicates millions of dollars annually to sustainable projects that create lasting change. For more than a century, Rotary has bridged cultures and connected continents, championing initiatives that provide clean water, sanitation, and economic support to communities worldwide. Their ongoing efforts also include protecting the environment, ensuring the well-being of mothers and children, and tackling illiteracy and poverty on a global scale. Generated from the website

The Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane (PJALS) is a grassroots community organization based in Spokane, WA. Since 1975, PJALS has been dedicated to promoting social, political, and economic change through community organizing, nonviolence training, education, and advocacy. Their mission is to engage everyday people in building a just and nonviolent world, with a focus on peace, economic justice, racial equity, and human rights. PJALS works on various issues, including ending mass incarceration and systemic racism, countering white nationalism, providing racial justice education, and engaging young activists through their Young Activist Leaders Program. They are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive community, where members determine their own level of support and participation. PJALS relies on individual membership donations, gifts, and grants to support their operations.Generated from the website

Upper Columbia United Tribes (UCUT) is a collaborative organization based in Spokane, WA, dedicated to the protection and restoration of natural resources in the Upper Columbia River Basin. Comprised of five member tribes - Coeur d'Alene, Colville, Kalispel, Kootenai, and Spokane - UCUT focuses on projects related to culture, fish habitat, northern pike, water, and wildlife. Through initiatives like the Salmon Reintroduction Phase 2 Implementation Plan (P2IP) and efforts to restore salmon populations, UCUT works towards the preservation of the region's ecological diversity and the promotion of sustainable practices for future generations.Generated from the website