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Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland Northwest

Fueling Change: Believe in Me’s Support of Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Innovative Program

Leave a Comment / Grants, Love and Belonging / By Anadia Grier

This year, we’re taking a significant step towards making a lasting impact on marginalized youth. We’ve awarded $2,500 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland Northwest, solidifying our dedication to providing children with chances to build self-confidence and achieve success. The grant specifically supports Big Brothers Big Sisters’ innovative Activity Boxes Program, offering carefully […]

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Trailblazing Together: Believe in Me Fuels The Bronze Chapter’s BIPOC Youth Camp with a $5,000 Grant

Leave a Comment / Enrichment Programs, Grants / By Anadia Grier

The Bronze Chapter: Believe in Me’s 2024 Grant Recipient Believe in Me is thrilled to announce The Bronze Chapter as our 2024 grant awardee. With a $5,000 grant, we continue our mission of championing all children’s empowerment. The Bronze Chapter’s Samish Island Nature & Adventure Camp is a unique Enrichment Program centering marginalized Black Native

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Klahanie School 2024 Believe in Me Grant Awardee

Believe in Me’s $5,000 Grant Fuels Klahanie School’s Mission of Inclusive Learning

Leave a Comment / Education, Grants / By Anadia Grier

Spotlight on Klahanie School: Transforming Lives with the 2024 Believe in Me Grant At the heart of our commitment to supporting impactful initiatives, we are thrilled to turn the spotlight onto Klahanie School and its transformative program, the 2024 Montessori Antibias Multiage. As a Montessori Antibias year-round curriculum-focused private school, Klahanie School is dedicated to

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Putting with Purpose: Flatstick Pub Spokane’s Support for A Place to Call Home

Leave a Comment / Our Mission, Sponsorship / By Anadia Grier

Flatstick Pub Spokane: Where Fun and Community Converge Nestled in the heart of Downtown Spokane, Flatstick Pub is not just a haven for enthusiasts of indoor mini golf and tabletop gaming; it’s a community-minded establishment that stands out for its vibrant atmosphere and unique offerings. This downtown gem has become a sought-after destination, providing a

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Believe in Me Continues its Commitment with the Seattle Kraken in the 2023/2024 Season

Leave a Comment / Events / By Anadia Grier

Believe in Me is delighted to renew its support for the Seattle Kraken Hockey Club for the 2023/2024 season, demonstrating a continued commitment to fostering community connections and supporting marginalized youth. Following a successful previous season, the organization has secured a series of 24 home games for the Kraken’s current season. This ongoing partnership is

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Soaring High with Flying Squirrel: A Place to Call Home Charity Fundraiser

Leave a Comment / Events, Sponsorship / By Anadia Grier

As the holiday season approaches, Believe in Me extends a warm invitation to join us for our heartfelt charity event, A Place to Call Home. We are thrilled to announce the generous support of Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park, located in Spokane Valley, as one of our key sponsors. In this blog post, let’s explore our

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Bridging Beauty and Compassion with Mystique and Believe in Me

Leave a Comment / Events, Sponsorship / By Anadia Grier

Beauty, Compassion, and Community: Mystique’s Support of Believe in Me In the heart of Coeur d’Alene, there’s a place where beauty meets compassion, and style intertwines with a commitment to community. Mystique, a beacon of elegance and goodwill, has been more than just a haven for pampering and rejuvenation. They have become steadfast supporters of

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Windermere Real Estate & Believe in Me: Opening Doors of Possibility for Marginalized Youth

Leave a Comment / Our Mission, Sponsorship / By Anadia Grier

In Good Company: Windermere and Believe in Me At Believe in Me, we’re driven by a simple yet profound vision: to empower every child to discover their self-confidence and thrive. We’re passionate about creating a nurturing, inclusive, and welcoming environment where children can fearlessly explore their potential. With this mission close to our hearts, we’re

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Pioneering Youth Substance Use Disorder Empowerment with Believe in Me

Leave a Comment / Our Mission, Wraparound Services / By Anadia Grier

Substance Use Disorder in Marginalized Youth Substance Use Disorder (SUD) among marginalized youth is a complex and pressing issue that demands our attention. These young individuals’ challenges can be overwhelming, but hope and help are available. In this blog, we’ll explore the intricacies of SUD among marginalized youth, identify risk factors, delve into the factors

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Breaking the Chains: Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline

Leave a Comment / Enrichment Programs, Our Mission, Wraparound Services / By Anadia Grier

During National Youth Justice Awareness Month, we delve into the complex issue of the school-to-prison pipeline, its root causes, and how organizations like Believe in Me are making a difference. Introduction In the United States, the path from a school classroom to a prison cell is unfortunate for many young individuals, particularly those from marginalized

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