International Rescue Committee in Spokane

International Rescue Committee in Spokane

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Photos from International Rescue Committee in Spokane's post 07/15/2026

Throughout the past year, Avista Foundation's generous $3,000 grant created opportunities for more than 100 refugee children and 50 parents to learn, explore, and grow. 💙

Their support helped us:

🧪 Host 4 after-hours Mobius STEM nights in partnership with Mobius Discovery Center, where more than 84 students and their families received free Mobius memberships and STEAM kits.

🐠 Take 17 students and their parents on a memorable field trip to the Blue Zoo Aquarium.

📚 Distribute more than 100 books to refugee elementary students at a literacy event.

🏫 Purchase books and supplies for our Linwood Elementary after-school club.

🤝 Bring refugee parents together with teachers and school resources through a family engagement event.

Thank you to the Avista Foundation for making these special experiences possible! 🙏

07/08/2026

We’re beyond excited to announce that Capture WA Photography Contest has chosen to auction off two of their winning photographs to benefit the work of IRC Spokane.

After their successful live auction on the west side of the state, they’re heading east with two gorgeous, museum-printed, professionally framed finalist pieces featuring quintessential Eastern Washington scenes. These stunning pieces will be up for grabs in an online auction from now until July 31st.

Check out the video to learn more about Capture Washington’s work and partnership with the IRC, and click the link below to view these iconic Spokane pieces and place your bid today!

Proceeds will go to IRC Spokane to help fund vital local programs, such as emergency rental assistance, food security, youth and education programs, and employment services to help our new neighbors build life here in Spokane.

As Tyler said, “This is your chance to own a beautiful piece of home, while helping to build home for someone else.”

https://givebutter.com/c/capturewa/auction

Photos from International Rescue Committee in Spokane's post 06/26/2026

Temporary Protected Status is a program to allow people to live and work legally in the United States when their home country is too dangerous to return to.

Yesterday, a SCOTUS ruling cleared the way for the deportation of hundreds of thousands of Haitian and Syrian nationals who have been living and working in the United States under TPS, despite overwhelming evidence that conditions in those countries remain unsafe.

At a time when humanitarian crises and conflict are deepening around the world, TPS should be extended, not ended, to protect families and individuals who cannot safely return home.

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925 W Montgomerey
Spokane, WA
99205

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm