SPOKANE, WA –  Innovia Foundation has announced $1,250,414 in grant funding to 113 organizations across Eastern Washington and North Idaho through its 2025 Community Grants Program. The annual program supports initiatives in youth development, education, health and wellness, arts, and economic opportunity. This year’s focus emphasized youth engagement across the region.

The following organizations in Asotin, Columbia, Garfield, Clearwater, Idaho, Lewis, and Nez Perce counties received funding:

Asotin County

• Asotin County Food Bank Association – $15,000
  To provide weekend food to 228 children each week of the school year

• First Christian Church in Clarkston – $8,000
  Red Door Food Kitchen

Columbia County

• Columbia County Rural Library District – $10,000
  Junior Non-fiction Remodeling Project

• Friends of the Pool – $13,000
  Life-Saving Wellness Initiative for Columbia County Youth

• Project Timothy – $7,000
  Project Timothy Grant for Client Services

Garfield County

• Pomeroy School District – $15,000
  Music Program Revival

• Pomeroy Summer Market – $5,000
  Support for local summer market

Clearwater County

• Clearwater Community Complex, Inc. – $15,000
  Orofino Community Pool Design

• Clearwater County Senior Citizens, Inc. – $15,000
  Intergenerational Engagement Programs to Decrease Isolation

Idaho County

• City of Kooskia – $13,000
  ADA Accessible Picnic Tables and Benches

• Kids Klub Inc. – $5,704
  Kids Klub Summer Camp

• Reach Club Inc. – $14,000
  Preschool as a Gateway to Academic Success in Elk City

Lewis County

• River Arts Kamiah Inc. – $10,046
  Community Art Center

• Upriver Youth Leadership Council – $15,000
  K–6 Afterschool Youth Program

Nez Perce County

• Chief Joseph Foundation – $12,900
  Horse Therapy Riding Clinics for Underprivileged Children

• LC Crew Inc. – $10,000
  Shoes for Kids

• Public Health – Idaho North Central District – $15,000
  Community Building Through Preventive Care

• Willow Center, Inc. – $12,500
  Camp Erin 2025 – Free Grief Camp for Kids

Innovia Foundation CEO Shelly O’Quinn emphasized the importance of nonprofit investment: “From supporting the most vulnerable to enriching our cultural landscape, nonprofits bring people and resources together to make more possible for our region.”

More information is available at www.innovia.org.