Corporate Partnership

Changing lives together, every day.

Fueling Our Mission

We all want a community that is safer, healthier, and more just for all. Our corporate partners join us in this goal and help fuel our mission across the community. 

Together we can pool resources and expertise, build positive brand associations, and expand the reach of our programs and services. 

Why Partner With YWCA Spokane?

Our Impact

We work to eliminate racism and empower women through direct services, issue education, and advocacy.

Support our holistic, integrated, client-centered services and help thousands of women, children, families, and domestic violence survivors build independence and self-empowerment in the most critical areas of their lives.

Our Reach

Deep relationships within our community have fueled our work since 1903. Annually, over:

  • 14,000 community members recieve services
  • 6,000 friends stay up to date via our email list
  • 1,600 people engage with our educational opportunities
  • 1,500 people attend our events
  • 1,250 donors give to support our work

Our Reputation

We've built a trusted reputation for serving the most vulnerable in our 120+ years of service to the Spokane community. 

We are committed to transparency and accountability. With our high charity ratings, community partnerships, and history of high profile grant awards, you know your donations will help people who need it most. 

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Ways to Partner

There are many ways your company can help empower women and eliminate racism in Spokane!

Our Mission Partners

These community leaders invest in our mission with a significant 3-year contribution of at least $33,000 each year. Their incredible commitment provides support for a wide variety of our needs through event sponsorships, program grants, and unrestricted funds. We could not be more grateful for these special organizations!

“Numerica is a proud Mission Partner to YWCA. As an organization dedicated
to enhancing lives, fulfilling dreams and building communities; we have a zero tolerance policy for domestic violence and have invested in YWCA Spokane
alongside other Mission Partners to provide critical support to domestic violence survivors in Eastern Washington. ”

- Carla Cicero, President/CEO Numerica Credit Union

At Providence, we have a Mission that carries our work every day. We are here to care for all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable. And, that is why we align with the YWCA’s tireless work.

This community knows, if a woman is in danger in her home, the YWCA is the safe haven. And not only does the Y help victims of domestic violence – they are also proactively working to educate and prevent it from ever occurring.

Susan Stacey, Chief Executive of Providence Inland Northwest

Contact Us

Interested in one of these partnership opportunities? Contact us today so that we can start working together! 

Briana Berner, Donor Relations Coordinator

  • Call: 509-953-5669
  • Email: Brianab@ywcaspokane.org

Philanthropy Office

  • Call: 509-789-9305
  • Email: giving@ywcaspokane.org

Our Impact

Learn about our impact on the Spokane community and the people we serve.

Our Stories

Read and watch inspiring stories of lives changed thanks to donors like you.

Our Services

Learn more about the services we offer and access help for you or someone you know.

Blog

Sep 17, 2024 Sep 17 @ 12:33 pm

September RSJ Spotlight | Latinos en Spokane

Racial & Social Justice Spotlight Series. Each month, YWCA Spokane spotlights an organization or individual in our community that is aligned with our mission so we can highlight the work they do to create real and lasting change for a more equitable Spokane. September spotlight, Monica Guzman, Latinos en Spokane

Sep 17, 2024 Sep 17 @ 12:33 pm

Day 7: Guns & Intimate Partner Violence

Firearms in homes with domestic abuse make situations far more dangerous. Research shows that women in such homes are five times more likely to be murdered. Guns not only escalate violence but also instill fear, trapping victims and complicating police intervention. Effective laws and victim support are crucial to addressing this issue.

Sep 16, 2024 Sep 17 @ 12:33 pm

Day 6: White Supremacy & Gun Violence

White supremacy’s link to gun violence is alarming, with incidents like the Christchurch and Pittsburgh shootings highlighting this trend. Perpetrators often act out of racial hatred, using guns to target specific communities. Addressing this requires stricter gun control, better education, and improved online content monitoring.

Events

Aug 6, 2024 Oct 8 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am

DV 101 Training: Recognize. Respond. Refer.

October 8th, 2024 10:00am – 11:30am Join YWCA Spokane for this important free, virtual training on October 8th. Learn more about intimate partner domestic violence, how to help a friend, and about YWCA Spokane’s free and confidential services. This Training…

Aug 6, 2024 Oct 17 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

DV 101 Training: Recognize. Respond. Refer.

Aug 26, 2024 Oct 23 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Pathways Forward: Realities of Reporting

Join YWCA Spokane and community advocates for a roundtable discussion on the realities of reporting domestic violence during Domestic Violence Action Month (DVAM) this October.