Coffee's On Us

This month we brought coffee to the Girls on the Run of Spokane County. The group provides fun, evidence based programs that inspire all girls to build their confidence, kindness and decision making skills.

This month we brought coffee to the American Indian Community Center. The center provides social and economic development services for all racial groups, while protecting and preserving the cultures and traditions of Indian people.

This month we brought coffee to Hillyard Built. Hillyard Built is a community based business that provides Hillyard youth with resources to promote skill development, inclusion and overall improved self esteem.

This month we brought coffee to Peer Spokane. Peer Spokane cultivates powerful, healthy lives by providing peer led emotional support and development services to those impacted by addiction, mental health and or HIV.

This month we brought coffee to the Spokane Aids Network, also known as SAN. A non-profit that focuses on bringing awareness about the impact of HIV and AIDS and serves as a bridge that provides resources to people who have HIV and AIDS. 

This month we brought coffee to the food drive committee at Gonzaga Prep. They organize and lead G-Prep's Thanksgiving Food Drive. This year they raised over one hundred thousand pounds of food!

This month we brought coffee to the volunteers of If You Could Just Save One. They provide activities and resources that assist Spokane Youth and their parents to create a supportive environment where youth are encouraged to explore their own path to success.

This month we brought coffee to the volunteers of the Jonah Project. The Jonah Project advocates for the survivors of human trafficking and at-risk women and children through direct advocacy and education.

This month we served coffee to Veterans Community Response, a group of volunteers and former veterans that provide retreats for combat veterans. They also help in natural disasters across the country and right here in the Inland Northwest. 

This month we went with Simon, from Cravens Coffee, to Spark Central, the learning center for kids in Kendal Yards, dedicated to serving the west central neighborhood. It's for all kids, and it focuses on sparking creativity and interests in children, from art to science to writing.

This month we delivered coffee to the group "Active 4 Youth", who runs a cross country program for elementary schools in the area.