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Two grants from Avista’s Named Communities Investment Fund will support efforts to help people experiencing homelessness in Spokane who are working to change their lives.
The Crossing Bridges Therapeutic Riding Center in Grants Pass, Oregon, works with riders as young as three-years-old and it’s not only for disabled riders.
Discover how Avista responded to the largest natural gas outage in its history, affecting over 36,000 customers.
An Avista Foundation grant is enabling southwest Spokane County nonprofit Second Chance Ranch to regularly offer a military support group and equine art class.
Orofino’s Fiesta En Jalisco family Mexican restaurant is a local favorite. Learn how it used an Avista program for lighting upgrades that will save energy and money now, and into the future.
What you see on your bill is only part of the story.
A rural Washington school that serves as an important community center gets an A+ upgrade thanks to two Avista programs.
Energy efficient lighting upgrades are keeping this century-old business bright.
For many of its patrons, the century-old café is more than just a restaurant.