Financial Stability: Building a Stronger Community
At United Way of Spokane County, we believe financial stability is the foundation for a healthy and thriving community. When individuals and families have the resources to achieve and maintain financial security, they can focus on their future—whether that’s pursuing education, building a career, or supporting the next generation.
What We’re Doing
We are dedicated to creating opportunities for people to gain the skills, knowledge, and access they need to achieve financial independence. Through our partnerships with local organizations, we support programs that help:
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Increase Financial Literacy
Providing individuals with the tools they need to budget, save, and plan for the future. -
Workforce Development & Job Training
Helping people secure employment by connecting them with career training, skill-building programs, and job placement services. -
Access to Affordable Housing
Supporting initiatives that ensure everyone in our community has access to safe and stable housing, which is a critical component of long-term financial health. -
Emergency Financial Assistance
Offering a safety net for families facing unexpected hardships, ensuring they have access to immediate resources like rent assistance, utility help, and more.
How You Can Help
By investing in United Way’s financial stability initiatives, you’re helping to create lasting change in the lives of individuals and families in Spokane County. Together, we can break the cycle of poverty and create opportunities for future generations.
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Donate to support programs that provide families with the tools they need to succeed.
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Volunteer your time to assist in financial literacy workshops or job skills training programs.
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Advocate for policies that address income inequality and improve access to financial resources for those in need.
Real Impact
In the past year alone, United Way of Spokane County has:
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Helped over 500 individuals receive financial counseling and budgeting support.
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Supported 400 people in finding stable employment through our job training programs.
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Provided $150,000 in emergency assistance to families in crisis.
Your support makes this possible. Let’s continue building a stronger, more resilient Spokane County—where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
