For the past two decades, a Tri-Cities nonprofit has been working to highlight the accomplishments of the Black community.

At a time when membership in many service clubs across the country is thinning out, one Kennewick club is not only surviving, but thriving.

Heartlinks’ Hospice Benefit Shop in Prosser received a new coat of paint and sign, thanks to the generosity of several community groups and volunteers.

 The chief philanthropy officer for The Foundations at Kadlec is moving into an advisory role and will retire at the end of the year.

A veterans nonprofit and its founder have been found liable for the “pervasive and ongoing sexual harassment” of 12 women and must pay nearly $1.5 million to the victims, the state attorney general’s office said in statement.

A Tri-Cities nonprofit dedicated to serving people in the region with significant vision challenges is closing at the end of August after nearly three decades in operation.

Second Harvest's mission is made possible by the hard work and dedication of the good people in the agriculture and food industry, who generously donate 90% – yes, 90% – of the 35 million pounds of food we distribute each year. 

A Kennewick-based nonprofit with a long history in the Tri-Cities has changed its name to better reflect its mission.

A new program aimed at offering training to local nonprofit board members is available through Three Rivers Community Foundation.

Two executive directors of nonprofits — one to support refugees and immigrants, and the other kids — received Kennewick’s highest honors.