December 13, 2022

Hope For The Holidays 2022 – Recap and Photos

Thank You!!

Hope for the Holidays 2022 was so successful thanks to the generosity by all of the amazing individuals and organizations that contributed towards this year’s adopt-a-family holiday wishlist program.

This year Hope for the Holidays supported all 58 clients and families across our Women’s Opportunity Center (WOC), Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP), and DV Safe Shelter, which is 23 more families than last year! From gift cards to items, this community showed support for those we serve.

A huge thank you to the Providence Spokane Mission Ambassadors who volunteered to greet and receive Hope for the Holidays gifts in our lobby. We are so grateful for your commitment and service to the community!

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YWCA Spokane supports survivors of domestic violence through a holistic approach focused on safety, healing, and empowerment. Additionally, our free preschool for low income families, and our job and life skills building programs support parents and families in breaking cycles of trauma and poverty for generations to come.

Your gift ensures that our services remain free and accessible to those who need them most. Donations of every amount provide hope and safety to survivors and families in need. Thank you so much for your gracious support this holiday season!

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By: Jemma Riedel-Johnson

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