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Find similar grantsCommunity Grants is sponsored by Spokane Parks Foundation. Funds community-driven initiatives and park department programs to enhance public parks and support outdoor recreational activities in Spokane County, Washington.
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The Spokane Parks Foundation has served our Spokane community for 75 years, investing over $7 million in parks throughout Spokane County. It was created in 1951 to engage the community in preserving and supporting parks. Today, we continue to honor and celebrate that vision and the outdoor community spirit that draws so many of us to make our homes here.
We fund park projects and outdoor recreation programs that demonstrate active and committed community involvement and increase accessibility for all.
Here is a sampling of recent projects and programs that we’ve supported: * Jess Roskelley Climbing Boulder in Audubon Park * Spokane COPS Mounted and Off Road Patrol Units * Providence Playscape in Riverfront Park * Cheney 9 Hole Disc Golf Course * Spokane Valley Teen and Kid Day Camp * Greater Spokane Chess League’s chess table in Riverfront Park * Re*Imagine Medical Lake * Spokane County Parks, Recreation and Golf Bear Lake Lifejacket Loaner Station and Fish Lake Half Court Basketball Court * Chief Garry Park Central Kiosk * Therapeutic Recreation Services * Spokane County Fish Lake Trail Improvement * Outdoor Adventure Summer Camp * City of Spokane Corn Hole League * Airway Heights Police Adventure League * Downriver Park Disc Golf Course * Medical Lake Parks and Recreation Summer Camps * Friends of the Bluff Rocket Gulch Stairs Project * Spokane Pickleball Club * Finding Human Project Stories in the Park * World Relief Refugee Youth Programs * Bidwell Park Adaptive Swing Set * Spokane, Airway Heights, and Spokane Valley Police Activities Leagues * Operation Healthy Family * Airway Heights Recreation Complex * Spokane Eastside Reunion Association Summer Basketball Camp * Northeast Youth Center Park Field Trips * West Plains Little League * Cheney Parks and Recreation Hageline Park Resurfacing Project and Dog Park Benches and Shade Structure And Police Activities League While our community offers incredible outdoor recreation opportunities each summer, cost continues to be a barrier for many.
**Your donation helps** provide scholarship funds and support for programs such as **COPS Mounted Patrol** and **Police Activities League**. Each summer in low-income neighborhood parks, these amazing programs keep kids active, involved and enjoying the outdoors, while allowing police officers the opportunity to build healthy, trusting relationships with at-risk youth.
## Make a Splash in a Kid’s Life **Helping kids splash safely since 1991! ** Our region is home to over 70 bodies of water and boasts 12 beautiful aquatics facilities, making it a child’s summer playground. Sadly, drowning is still a leading cause of death for children under the age of 14.
With our donor’s help, the Spokane Parks Foundation is changing this reality for children in our community.
Through our Make a Splash program, we’ve: * Paid for life-saving swim lessons for thousands of children who could not otherwise afford them * Funded free drowning prevention and water safety swim clinics at pools in Cheney, City of Spokane, Spokane Valley, Airway Heights and Spokane County aquatics facilities * Given away nearly 14,000 free swim passes * Sponsored free open swim days, family fun nights and neighborhood pool parties * Provided free life-jackets and given away over 15,000 new swimsuits to kids in our area * Paid for lifeguard certification fees for hundreds of low-income youth to help them gain employment as local lifeguards and ensure that our pools are able to open The parks of Spokane live on the generosity of the people who enjoy them.
Please donate today. Every gift makes an impact!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with projects located within a public park in Spokane County, Washington. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Applications for Community Grants are due November 20, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
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