Education and Youth Development

Promoting success through education

Quality education has the power to change lives. We open doors to success for children and adults by ensuring they receive the education and support they need to learn, grow and thrive for a lifetime.

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Education for a lifetime

Innovia Foundation supports nonprofit organizations providing access to learning opportunities for all ages – from early childhood reading programs to college campus site visits for first generation college students.

Happy Horizons Childcare grant ensures the wellbeing of children and parents coping with the crisis

Refugee Kids Connect meets refugee children where they’re at to give mentoring and support

The ability to read allows children to succeed not just in school, but in life ahead of them.
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Happy Horizons Childcare grant ensures the wellbeing of children and parents coping with the crisis

Refugee Kids Connect meets refugee children where they’re at to give mentoring and support

The ability to read allows children to succeed not just in school, but in life ahead of them.
Read more of our stories

Donors like you provide access to education and future success.

From supporting STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Math) education at Rogers High School to helping medical students complete their residencies in rural areas, our donors understand how important education is to making our community thrive.

Local scholarship helps EWU student achieve in the classroom and on the field

Helping Spokane one smile at a time: Local dental society establishes scholarship in honor of beloved oral surgeon

Family of active volunteer institutes fund to continue familial investment in Pullman community
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Local scholarship helps EWU student achieve in the classroom and on the field

Helping Spokane one smile at a time: Local dental society establishes scholarship in honor of beloved oral surgeon

Family of active volunteer institutes fund to continue familial investment in Pullman community
Read more of our stories