Can’t believe is almost 2023. Now we are experiencing the holiday rush for presents, gatherings with family and friends, vacations, and other activities. However, the end of the year is also an opportunity to pause, and reflect, and if you are prone to making resolutions, then now is the time to start your 2023 Resolutions […]
2022 has been a big year for children in Spokane. With your help, Believe in Me has granted organizations that are helping us to build a better future for marginalized children in Washington. In addition, we were able to raise money through events where your participation was essential for us.
Wrapping Up 2022 for Believe in Me: Supporting Marginalized Kids In Washington Read More »
On December 3rd, at the Hub Sports Center in Spokane Valley, Believe in Me celebrated the 3rd annual “A Place To Call Home” event, with the shift post-pandemic, this is the first time it was held as an in-person event. At this event, kids and adults joined us to celebrate the Holidays in community, while decorating Gingerbread Houses, spending time with Santa, and getting autographs from WSU Baseball Players. Read More
Gingerbread House Decorating Activity: A Place To Call Home 2022 Read More »
As an immigrant myself, I understand the difficulties people experience when moving to another country. The culture, the language, the bureaucratic process, the unknown. I also include in my list of challenges – the distance from the people and the places you love. In this blog, we are proud to highlight the extraordinary work, leadership,
November is Native American Month. For this reason, we want to honor the history and culture of Native American people. Did you know there are more than 573 separate tribal entities in the United States, and approximately 175 indigenous languages remaining today? Read More
Native American People: Honoring Their History, Recognizing Their Cultures Read More »
STEM programs help kids to build self-confidence by providing opportunities to try new things, learn new skills, like problem-solving. In addition, they can also help children see that they are capable of accomplishing. Read More.
STEM Programs Help Kids Develop The Self-Confidence They Need To Be Successful Read More »
This article focuses on importance of music for kids and youth, the important work Spokane Youth Symphony is doing to change the lives of our community’s youth, and to express our thanks for their performance at our gala. Read More
Spokane Youth Symphony: Music Is Reaching New Levels Read More »
On Friday October 7, over 350 attendees gathered together at the Davenport Grand Hotel to raise funds to support marginalized kids in our community for Believe In Me’s Charity Gala – Tomorrow Never Dies. From Orphan To Secret Agent – Attendees To Heroes This first Believe in Me Gala event was inspired by the British
The Gala Event We Were Waiting For: Tomorrow Never Dies Read More »
Today is National Coming Out Day! This date was observed for the first time in 1988 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Gay Freedom Parade and to create awareness about LGTBQ+ people and their rights in the USA. Read More
Coming Out Day: Recognizing Bravery and Togetherness Read More »
Beginning September 15th through October 15th, we have a whole month to celebrate and recognize the Hispanic heritage that has helped to shape the United States. During this time, we want to highlight the work of two different personalities who have fought for civil rights, humanity, and recognition. We will start with Cesar Chavez and
Hispanic Heritage Month: Cesar Chavez & Dolores Huertas In The Spotlight Read More »
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