Equity in Action
Liberty Park CDC empowers youth through hands-on learning and leadership roles. Two teens from the neighborhood were hired to support programs and learned about banking, paychecks, and job readiness. A 12-year-old refugee earned his Washington State food handler’s card and now helps in the community kitchen. These opportunities, supported by United Way, help young people build work skills and confidence, showing peers what’s possible.
Funded Program: General Operations Grant
Organization: Liberty Park Community Development Center
People Served: 97
Each year, United Way of Spokane County invests in programs that make a real difference for children, families, and individuals across our region. These impact stories highlight the lives changed through community support and the dedication of our nonprofit partners. From mental health counseling and academic mentorship to cultural preservation and housing stability, these are the stories of progress made possible by collective action.
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