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Charitable Giving & Nonprofits

Wsu

WSU records third best fundraising year with $145M

August 14, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Total private fundraising activity across Washington State University topped more than $145 million during fiscal year 2018, the third best fundraising year in WSU history.“A vibrant culture of philanthropy at WSU is essential for success as WSU continues its drive to be recognized among the nation’s top 25 public research...
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Sen billig andy donor privacy mug

How will state’s new campaign finance laws affect nonprofits?

August 14, 2018
Arielle Dreher
State Democratic Sen. Andy Billig of Spokane finally got his way against “dark money” in the 2018 legislative session. After several years of introducing legislation to strengthen Washington state’s campaign finance laws, lawmakers in Olympia passed the Disclose Act earlier this year with the help of a Democratic-controlled Senate. The...
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Aug snarky cancer owners

Family launches T-shirt, custom printing company in Kennewick

August 14, 2018
Arielle Dreher
A gold hand-drawn ladybug hangs in Trishia Shelly-Stephens’ freshly painted new office. It is an ode to her friend D’Ana, whose nickname was “Ladybug,” who died from metastatic breast cancer last June.Shelly-Stephens gets emotional as she explains how she and D’Ana used to talk about starting a T-shirt...
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Aug hanfordgivingrake

Hanford employees know as they help charities, they help community

August 14, 2018
Jessica Hoefer
Hanford employees work in a variety of fields, from engineering to management, electrical and pipefitting. But despite their diverse career choices, thousands have one trait in common: philanthropy.“We do about one to two employee-volunteer events a month,” said Reneé Brooks, communications specialist for Mission Support Alliance, the prime contractor for...
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Business sale strategy: gifts of appreciated stock to charity followed by sale

August 14, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Beau RuffIf you are a business owner who is looking toward succession planning and the option of selling your interest in a business, has inclinations toward charitable giving and wants to save money on taxes — this strategy may be right for you.It starts with a desire on the...
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Giving

American giving to nonprofits surpasses $400 billion

August 14, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Don C. BrunellBelieve it or not, there is good news to report these days.According to the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, last year Americans donated more than $410 billion in cash to nonprofit organizations, which is up from $389 billion in 2016.  Additionally, giving by individuals represented more...
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Feb salvationarmy

Salvation Army shelves plans for building new Pasco center

New committee to meet to review strategic plan for future facility
February 14, 2018
Laura Kostad
It’s back to the drawing board on plans for the Salvation Army’s new community and social services center.
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July kiwanis

Civic-minded citizens making difference in Tri-City service groups

July 14, 2017
Guest Contributor
By Robin WojtanikAttend a weekly meeting at Columbia Center Rotary’s event center in Kennewick, and you’ll find a diverse group of members, ranging in both age and profession.The recent fiscal year-end meeting for the local service organization included the announcement of 16 new dues-paying members joining in the last year,...
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July paintedpiano

Painted Pianos to bring together community for art, music

July 14, 2017
Elsie Puig
Richland studio owner seeking 88 ‘key’ partners for projectPainted pianos transformed into public works of art and gathering places have begun popping up in Richland with more planned around the Tri-Cities.The grass-roots arts project, spearheaded by Cynthia Vaughn, owner of Richland’s Magnolia Music Studios and director of Opera on the...
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July pregnancynetwork pamwise

29-year-old nonprofit adopts new name, image to reach more clients

July 14, 2017
Kristina Lord
Tri-Cities Pregnancy Network is now called You MedicalThe Tri-Cities Pregnancy Network decided to shed its name of 29 years and embrace a new one as it plans to expand its program offerings.The pro-life, Christian-based agency known around the region for offering women free pregnancy testing and support became You Medical...
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