Women Helping Women Fund

Women Helping Women Fund Turning good into greater good. It's why we give together.

13% of women in Spokane County experience stress related to food insecurity. That's roughly 28,440 lives, more people th...
08/24/2026

13% of women in Spokane County experience stress related to food insecurity. That's roughly 28,440 lives, more people than fit in ONE Spokane Arena, wondering how they'll get through the week.

Food security is just one of the issues Women Helping Women Fund works to address. When you support
WHWF, you help fund grantees tackling this and other challenges facing women and children.

This is what local giving looks like: neighbors funding real solutions for neighbors. πŸ’œ

Did you know our community alone has raised over $7M towards helping women and children? πŸ’œYour contributions go a lot fu...
08/19/2026

Did you know our community alone has raised over $7M towards helping women and children? πŸ’œ

Your contributions go a lot further than you think. By pooling resources, we fund programs and organizations that create real opportunities for women and children locally.

08/17/2026

Showing up for each other. πŸ’œ

Celebrating wins, making space, and lifting each other up. This is the power of women supporting women.

Meet two of this year's Vivian Winston Scholars, Maryam and Hanna. πŸ’œTheir stories are a powerful reminder that investing...
08/15/2026

Meet two of this year's Vivian Winston Scholars, Maryam and Hanna. πŸ’œ

Their stories are a powerful reminder that investing in women means investing in families, futures, and the strength of our entire community.

We're honored to support women as they pursue their goals, build new paths, and create brighter futures for themselves and those around them. Congratulations, Maryam and Hanna! πŸŽ“βœ¨

We've been heartbroken watching the wildfires impact our community, and we know so many of you are asking how you can he...
08/04/2026

We've been heartbroken watching the wildfires impact our community, and we know so many of you are asking how you can help. Here are a few local organizations accepting donations and support for wildfire relief right now. If you know of other ways to help, please share them in the comments so we can spread the word.

Innovia Foundation - The Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Fund will support nonprofit organizations, businesses, and community organizations working to meet the needs of those impacted by the wildfires in our region.

H.O.M.E Starts Here Fund – Typically used to support services for people experiencing homelessness, this fund is being activated to accept donations for community members impacted by the recent wildfires.

American Red Cross Northwest Region – Fund supporting those affected by WA wildfires.

Catholic Charities Eastern Washington – An emergency fund has been set up that will allow their Emergency Response team to provide essential items, housing, counseling, support, and short/long term assistance to those impacted.

Feast World Kitchen – Donate to their community meal fund to keep free hot meals coming for fire-affected neighbors and first responders.

Global Neighborhood Thrift & Vintage – Offering Fire Emergency Donation Bins at its retail store and drive-through donation center. Community members can help by donating clean clothing.

Partners INW – Collecting donations of non-perishable food, clothing, diapers, hygiene items, and financial gifts to help continue serving families affected by the fires.

Project Beauty Share – Urgently collecting NEW hygiene items (shampoo, toothbrushes, feminine products, soap, deodorant, and similar essentials) for families displaced by the fires and firefighters working around the clock.

Second Harvest Inland Northwest – Donate non-perishable food or give monetarily. Donations made by August 11 will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $50,000.

07/27/2026

The path to space wasn't opened all at once. It was built by trailblazers who dared to go first.

From Valentina Tereshkova becoming the first woman in space in 1963, to Mae Jemison making history as the first Black woman in space, these pioneers expanded what was possible for generations to come.

Jessica Watkins became the first Black woman to serve on a long-duration International Space Station mission, Eileen Collins became the first woman to pilot and command a space shuttle, and most recently, Christina Koch is helping pave the way as part of the first crew set to return humans to the Moon.

Their stories remind us that every "first" creates opportunities for countless others to follow. πŸš€βœ¨

Girl to girl, we're cheering you on. 🫢🏼
07/24/2026

Girl to girl, we're cheering you on. 🫢🏼

07/22/2026

We're women, honey. We are strength. Who's a strong woman that you admire? πŸ’œ

Join Women Helping Women Fund for a fun summer evening at the ballpark as we cheer on the Spokane Indians, connect with ...
07/20/2026

Join Women Helping Women Fund for a fun summer evening at the ballpark as we cheer on the Spokane Indians, connect with friends old and new, and end the night with a fireworks show.

Grab your tickets early to make sure you're seated with the group. We can't wait to see you there! https://www.gofevo.com/event/Womenhelping4

07/17/2026

In case you needed a reminder today, you are enough as you are. πŸ’œ

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