Every year physicians represented on NWOS Community Service Committee and its CFO meet to direct contributions from the group to donate financially to local organizations and support a range of community-based initiatives in our service area. This year’s contributions were:
Spokane Parks Foundation -Splash for Kids scholarships to community pools for children and families who cannot afford the fees to swim. “Please thank all your physicians and management team for making this generous gift. You made a difference in their summer and in their lives”.
Arthritis Foundation-Jingle Bell Run
“Thank you for the very generous donation to the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the arthritis foundation, serving Washington Oregon and Alaska. On behalf of the 46 million Americans facing the daily challenges of arthritis, I would like to thank Northwest Orthopedic Specialists for the donation as sponsor of that Jingle Bell Run and Walk, Spokane”.
Ronald McDonald House-Polo Charity Tournament Fundraiser
“Thank you for attending the annual "Cobra Roofing Polo Classic" benefiting the Ronald McDonald House of Spokane. Thank you again for your generous support and for helping us provide an oasis to families in their time of need”.
Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation -matches all employee donations during the month of October.
Tom’s Turkey Drive
“Our board, staff and the people we serve join in thanking you for your generous donation, Tom’s Turkey Drive highlights the generous spirit of the Spokane community and we are so grateful for your support.”
Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery
“Thank you for your recent gift. Your generosity will help continue to provide love and support to Spokane area children and families who struggle with crisis on a daily basis.
Spokesman-Review Christmas Fund
“We would like to extend our thanks for your kindness and generosity and contributing to the organizations listed below through the Spokesman Review Christmas Fund. Your donation will help the Christmas Fund provide food vouchers and gifts to assist many families within our community”.
