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Inland Northwest Community Foundation
As your community foundation, Inland Northwest Community Foundation has awarded more than $34 million in grants and scholarships throughout our 20-county region since 1974.
Web Address
www.inwcf.org
Web Address
www.inwcf.org
Assets and Giving for Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Assets
2019 - 29,456
2018 - 55,702
2017 - 436,951
2016 - 453,297
2019 - 29,456
2018 - 55,702
2017 - 436,951
2016 - 453,297
Domestic Grants
2019 - 0
2018 - 0
2017 - 0
2019 - 0
2018 - 0
2017 - 0
Recent News from Inland Northwest Community Foundation
With $70 million in giving, the Inland Northwest Community Foundation changing name to 'Innovia'
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
When Shelly O'Quinn resigned during her second term as a Spokane County commissioner to head up the Inland Northwest Community...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
When Shelly O'Quinn resigned during her second term as a Spokane County commissioner to head up the Inland Northwest Community...more
Kaleidoscope kids artwork exhibit opens Friday
Foundation: Idaho Community Foundation, Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Funding for this program is provided by grants from the Idaho Community Foundation, Inland Northwest Community Foundation, Idaho Commission on the Arts and from the generosity of local business and...more
Foundation: Idaho Community Foundation, Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Funding for this program is provided by grants from the Idaho Community Foundation, Inland Northwest Community Foundation, Idaho Commission on the Arts and from the generosity of local business and...more
Group representing community interests selects family trauma and violence as Spokane's No. 1 ...
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Participants included Todd Mielke, CEO of Greater Spokane Incorporated; Bob Lutz, Spokane Regional Health District health officer; Mayor David Condon; police Chief Craig Meidl; and representatives...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Participants included Todd Mielke, CEO of Greater Spokane Incorporated; Bob Lutz, Spokane Regional Health District health officer; Mayor David Condon; police Chief Craig Meidl; and representatives...more
HUB Sports Center on track to purchase its building for $3.2 million, thanks to anonymous donor ...
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
The HUB Sports Center recently announced it has agreed to purchase its building from the Inland Northwest Community Foundation for $3.2 million, which allows the sports facility to continue providing...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
The HUB Sports Center recently announced it has agreed to purchase its building from the Inland Northwest Community Foundation for $3.2 million, which allows the sports facility to continue providing...more
New hope at the HUB Sports Center
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
The Inland Northwest Community Foundation announced late last month that it had sold the facility, located just east of the Barker Road-Interstate 90 interchange at 19619 E. Cataldo, to HUB Sports...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
The Inland Northwest Community Foundation announced late last month that it had sold the facility, located just east of the Barker Road-Interstate 90 interchange at 19619 E. Cataldo, to HUB Sports...more
Demolition a success
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Grants from Dworshak Recreation District, the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, the Inland Northwest Community Foundation, and several others also helped greatly. And we cannot get any of this...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
Grants from Dworshak Recreation District, the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, the Inland Northwest Community Foundation, and several others also helped greatly. And we cannot get any of this...more
Small-town man's legacy will make big impact in rural Washington
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
SPOKANE, Wash. - Former Othello, Washington cattle rancher and philanthropist William “Bill” Crosetto, who passed away on January 25, 2018 at the age of 75, has left his multimillion-dollar...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
SPOKANE, Wash. - Former Othello, Washington cattle rancher and philanthropist William “Bill” Crosetto, who passed away on January 25, 2018 at the age of 75, has left his multimillion-dollar...more
Othello rancher leaves small fortune to important causes
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
The Spokesman-Review says he worked with the Inland Northwest Community Foundation to establish a legacy. His $5.1 million estate, along with the upcoming proceeds from the sale of his ranch, will...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
The Spokesman-Review says he worked with the Inland Northwest Community Foundation to establish a legacy. His $5.1 million estate, along with the upcoming proceeds from the sale of his ranch, will...more
William Crosetto led a simple life that will enrich Eastern Washington
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
During the past several years, he worked with the Inland Northwest Community Foundation to establish a lasting multimillion-dollar legacy. His $5.1 million estate left to the foundation, along with...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
During the past several years, he worked with the Inland Northwest Community Foundation to establish a lasting multimillion-dollar legacy. His $5.1 million estate left to the foundation, along with...more
Grant money brings new light to NPR Depot
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
WALLACE — The Northern Pacific Depot Foundation, Inc. was recently awarded a Community Strategies Grant from the Inland Northwest Community Foundation. The $11,400 grant is for refurbishing the...more
Foundation: Inland Northwest Community Foundation
WALLACE — The Northern Pacific Depot Foundation, Inc. was recently awarded a Community Strategies Grant from the Inland Northwest Community Foundation. The $11,400 grant is for refurbishing the...more
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