Spokane Fatherhood Initiative - SPOFI

895. That’s how many Spokane dads have walked across a SpoFI graduation stage, received a certificate, and committed to showing up differently for their kids.

Omari K. is one of them. Here he is with SpoFI supporter Carol Krum at our 100th graduation.

This is what your support makes possible: dads learning to be more present, more patient, more consistent, and more connected at home.

We’re now just five dads away from 900 graduates since 2018.

And the next class starts soon.

This Father’s Day weekend, we’re celebrating our graduates and their families at Liberty Park, and we’re inviting the community to help us keep this work going.

The 900th dad is coming. Then the 1,000th.

Changed dads change everything.

Father’s Day is almost here, and we’re bringing the SpoFI family together.

Join us Sunday, June 21, 1–4 PM at Liberty Park Pavilion for our 2026 Father’s Day Picnic: BBQ, lawn games, family connection, alumni reunion, and the Father of the Year presentation.

Dads, alumni, families, donors, volunteers, and community partners are all welcome.

Please RSVP using the link in bio so we can plan food and supplies.

Alumni, we could also use a few helping hands for setup and cleanup. Volunteer sign-up is in the link in bio too.

Changed dads change everything.

We couldn't do this work without partners who believe in it as much as we do. Renewed Stories Counseling doesn't just sponsor SpoFI — their own therapists Bill Frye and Ian Redfield show up every cohort to walk alongside our dads. If Dad2Dad has meant something to you or someone you love, take a moment to follow Renewed Stories Counseling and let Bill and Ian know their work matters. This is what it looks like when a community rallies around fathers. 🙌