Nearly $150,000 in grants are available for Tri-City nonprofits providing food and shelter, as well as rent or mortgage assistance, to community members in need.

Two showings of “The Dream…We Almost Never Heard” are planned Jan. 18 in Richland.

A local nonprofit is back on its feet again after it faced a shortfall of funding this fall.

If you count yourself in the group of people looking at RMDs and charitable giving, consider the qualified charitable distribution.

With a focus on skill development, job coaching and community partnerships, the Kennewick-based nonprofit empowers clients to achieve success in the workplace.

The nonprofit Mirror Ministries is close to opening its long-planned Esther’s Home, which is billed as “a haven of hope and restoration” for young survivors of domestic sex trafficking.  

A Kennewick nonprofit that uses therapeutic riding and other equine-assisted activities to help children and adults with physical and mental challenges and trauma needs the community’s help to continue operating.

This local businessman will share his wisdom on creating a successful working environment on Nov. 7 during Tri-Cities Area Journal of Businesses’ first-ever Best Places to Work event. 

For organizations in the Tri-Cities and beyond, an endowment provides the financial stability needed to weather economic fluctuations, attract major donors and plan with confidence.