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A helping paw
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Business as (not so) usual
Learn how Avista is providing essential services at the Spokane River Dam during the COVID pandemic, and its impact on journeyman operator, Josh Stringfellow.
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Heart Attack Survivor Gives Thanks
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Sammy, the helpful hardware pooch
If you need a helping hand at Otis Orchards Hardware, look no further than your feet. That’s where you'll find Sammy, a pure-bred springer spaniel. Learn more here.
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Get Avista’s discount on Building Operator Certification
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History and Community
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Second Chance Ranch Expands Services with Avista Foundation’s Support
An Avista Foundation grant is enabling southwest Spokane County nonprofit Second Chance Ranch to regularly offer a military support group and equine art class.
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Clowning around in the name of safety
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Skyway Café celebrates a brighter 100th birthday
Learn how Avista is helping small businesses lower their energy usage and costs with new lighting.
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Philanthropy, the Avista Way
The Avista Foundation, established in 2002, serves as the official giving arm of Avista. The Foundation gifts over $1 million annually to nonprofit organizations throughout the company's service area - including eastern Washington, north Idaho, western Montana, southern Oregon, and Juneau, Alaska.
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