What We Have Done: Grant History

Grant History: 2003 - 2020

2020: $31000

• Because There is Hope $4,000

• CHAS $2,000

• CCS Sandpoint $5,000

• Hospice of Spokane $4,000

• Kootenai Health $5,000

• Tri-Cities Cancer Center $4,000

• Shoshone Cancer Wallace $2,000

• Cancer Can’t – Four Lakes $3,000

• Heartlinks Hospice – Sunnyside $1,000

  2019: $32,100

• Because there is Hope $3,000

• Casting for Recovery $4,000

• CHAS Spokane $1,000

• CCS Sandpoint $4,000

• Heartlinks Hospice Sunnyside $2,000

• Hospice of Spokane $4,000

• Kootenai Health Foundation CdA $3,000

• Providence Health Care Spokane $3,500

• Providence St Mary Foundation Walla Walla $2,600

• Tri-Cities Cancer Center $3,000

• Shoshone Cancer Support Corp. Kellogg, ID. $2000

  2018: $34,600

• Because there is Hope $3,000

• Casting for Recovery $3,000

• CHAS, Spokane $1,000

• CCS, Sandpoint $4,000

• Hospice, Spokane $4,000

• Inchelium Health Care, Inchelium $3,000

• Kootenai Health Care, Cd’A $2,000

• Providence Health Care, Spokane $3,500

• Providence Health Care, Walla Walla $2,600

• Shoshone Cancer Resources, Kellogg $2,000

• Tri-Cities Cancer Center Foundation $2,500

• YMCA, Spokane $3,000

  2017: $29,100

• Because There is Hope (Spokane) $3,000

• Casting for Recovery (CdA) $3,000

• CHAS (Inland NW) $1,000

• CCS-Sandpoint $4,000

• Hospice Spokane $4,000

• Kootenai Health Foundation $3000

• Providence Health Care (Spokane) $3,500

• Providence St. Mary (Walla Walla) $2,600

• Shoshone Cancer Support (Kellogg) $2,000

• YMCA Spokane $3,000

2016: $27,100

• Because There is Hope $3,000

• Casting for Recovery $2,000

• CHAS $ 500

• CCS- Sandpoint $3,000

• Hospice $4,000

• Kootenai Health $3,000

• Native Project $1,500

• Providence Spokane $3,500

• Providence Walla Walla $2,600

• Shoshone Cancer Wallace $1,000

• YMCA Spokane $3,000
  

2015: $26,800

• Because There is Hope (Spokane) $3000

• Casting for Recovery (Lewiston) $1000

• CHAS (Spokane) $500

• Community Cancer Services (Sandpoint) $3000

• Hospice (Spokane )$4000

• Kootenai Health Foundation (CdA) $3000

• Native Project (Spokane) $1600

• Providence Health Care (Spokane) $3000

• Providence St Mary Foundation (Walla Walla) $2600

• St. Joseph Family Center(Spokane) $2600

• YMCA (Spokane) $2500

2014: $24,550

• Because There Is Hope (Spokane) $3000

• Casting for Recovery (Lewiston) $1000

• Community Cancer Services (Sandpoint) $3000

• Hospice of Spokane $4000

• INHS (Spokane) $2000

• Kootenai Health Foundation (CdA) $2500

• Lake Roosevelt Community Health (Inchelium) $2250

• Native Project (Spokane) $1600

• Priest Communities Care (Priest River)$1000

• Providence St. Mary Foundation (Walla Walla) $1700

• St. Joseph Family Health (Spokane) $2500

2013: $22,500

• Because There is Hope $1000

• Casting for Recovery (Lewiston) $1000

• Community Cancer Services (Sandpoint) $2500

• Hospice of Spokane $2500

• Inland Northwest Health Services $2000

• Kootenai Health Foundation $2500

• Lourdes Health Network (Pasco) $2000

• Native Health $2500

• Priest Communities Care (Priest River) $500

• Providence Regional Cancer Center $3500

• St. Joseph Family Center $2500
  
  

  2012: $15,500

• American Cancer Society $2000

• Casting for Recovery (Lewiston) $1000

• Community Cancer Services (Sandpoint) $2500

• Hospice of Spokane $2000

• Kootenai Health Foundation (CdA) $2500

• Priest Communities Care (Priest River) $500

• Providence Regional Cancer Center $2500

• St. Joseph Family Center $2500

2011: $20,750

• American Cancer Society $1500

• Cancer Patient Care $2750

• Casting for Recovery (Lewiston) $1000

• Community Cancer Services (Sandpoint) $2500

• Hospice of Spokane $1000

• Kootenai Health Foundation, Inc. (CDA) $2000

• Native Health of Spokane $1500

• Providence Regional Cancer Center (Spokane) $2000

• Providence St. Mary Regional Cancer Center (Walla Walla) $1500

• Providence VNA Home Health $2000

• St. Joseph Family Center $2000

• Spokane Tribal Health Program (Wellpinit) $1600

2010: $19,600

• American Cancer Society: $1500
  They will use the funds to provide gas vouchers and transportation needs of the underserved for transportation needs to and from cancer treatments. They served over 90 patients with last year’s funds from us. They will also supply wigs, prostheses, scarves, etc. to the underserved, last year they helped 85 patients with these items utilizing our funds.

• Cancer Patient Care: $6500
  This year concludes our $20,000 pledge to their Guardians of Hope Campaign. The additional $1500 will be used for a special project, the Pink Shamrock Swim Form Project. This will allow up to 15 women to participate in an ongoing wellness program in conjunction with the YWCA.

• Community Cancer Services – Sandpoint, ID: $2,100
  Community Cancer services will use the money to help fund their ongoing education, information, and support services to the more than 50,000 residents of Bonner and Boundary Counties in North Idaho. They assisted over 250 clients with their Enriched Recovery Program last year.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1000
  Hospice uses the funds to help clients suffering from terminal breast cancer. This money will help pay for 6 or 7 days of Hospice care.

• Kootenai Health Foundation: $2,000
  They will use the funds we provided for emergency support for patients at the Kootenai Cancer Center during treatment. It helps pay for non-covered items such as transportation, gas, and other essential items.

• Native Project: $1,500
  Native Health of Spokane is an urban Indian Health clinic meeting the primary health needs of the underserved and uninsured in Spokane and Spokane County. The funds will be used to help Indian women fighting breast cancer with primary needs such as wigs, transportation to the clinic, skincare and self-care products, and prepared meals for them and their families.

• Providence Regional Cancer Center: $1500
  The 2010 funds will be used to support uninsured and underinsured women with many needed items such as wigs, transportation, urgent support medicine, and counseling. They are receiving over 250 newly diagnosed breast patients each year.

• Providence VNA Home Health: $2,000
  The money will be used to help provide home health services to women with breast cancer who are unable to pay.

• St. Joseph Family Center: $1,500
  They provide Breast Cancer Survivor Retreats to women battling breast cancer. The retreats provide group support, massage, reflexology, meals, and a weekend of relaxation.
  
  

  2009: $13,000
  

• Cancer Patient Care: $6,000
  We provided $5,000 to their Guardians of Hope Campaign and an additional $1,000 for the breast cancer support group needs.

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,500
  We provided a fund that enables individual counselors to identify needs and provide dollars for those women. This could include medication, transportation, child care, or personal care items.

• Visiting Nurses Association: $2,000
  We provided funding for several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance and do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1,000
  We provided 14 days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• American Cancer Society: $1,000
  We provided funding for a new cancer resource center to be located at 2 different hospitals to help educate women with limited resources of all the services that are available in our communities.

• Cancer Care Services of Sandpoint: $1,500
  We provided funding to support a cancer boutique that has multiple items a woman going through treatment may need during that time.
  
  

  2008: $13,000
  

• Cancer Patient Care: $6,000
  We provided $5,000 to their Guardians of Hope Campaign and an additional $1,000 for the breast cancer support services.

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,500
  We provided a fund that enables individual counselors to identify needs and provide dollars for those women. This could include medication, transportation, child care, or personal care items.

• Visiting Nurses Association: $1,000
  We provided funding for several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance and do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1,000
  We provided 14 days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• American Cancer Society: $1,000
  We provided funding for a new cancer resource center to be located at 2 different hospitals to help educate women with limited resources of all the services that are available in our communities.

• Cancer Care Services of Sandpoint: $1,500
  We provided funding to support a cancer boutique that has multiple items a woman going through treatment may need during that time.

• Toni Maries at Sacred Heart: $1,000
  We provided funding for wigs, hats, and other self—esteem products for medically underserved patients.
  
  

  2007: $10,000
  

• Cancer Patient Care: $5,000
  We provided $5,000 to their Guardians of Hope Campaign and an additional $1,000 for the breast cancer support group needs.

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,500
  We provided a fund that enables individual counselors to identify needs and provide dollars for those women. This could include medication, transportation, child care, or personal care items.

• Visiting Nurses Association: $1,000
  We provided funding for several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance and do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1,000
  We provided 14 days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• Cancer Care Services of Sandpoint: $1,000
  We provided funding to support a cancer boutique that has multiple items a woman going through treatment may need during that time.

• Toni Maries at Sacred Heart: $500
  We provided funding for wigs, hats, and other self—esteem products for medically underserved patients.
  
  

  2006: $8,000
  

• Cancer Patient Care: $1,500
  We provided $1,500 to Cancer Patient Care to provide transportation vouchers, food, and wigs to people suffering from breast cancer.

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,500
  We provided a fund that enables individual counselors to identify needs and provide dollars for those women. This could include medication, transportation, child care, or personal care items.

• Visiting Nurses Association: $1,000
  We provided funding for several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance and do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1,000
  We provided 14 days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• Cancer Care Services of Sandpoint: $1,000
  We provided funding to support a cancer boutique that has multiple items a woman going through treatment may need during that time.

• Toni Maries at Sacred Heart: $1,000
  We provided funding for wigs, hats, and other self—esteem products for medically underserved patients.

• Community Health of Spokane: $1,000
  We assisted in transportation and prescriptions for their breast cancer patients.
  
  

  2005: $7,000

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,000
  We supplied pain medications for those who could not afford them while waiting for Medicaid.

• Visiting Nurses Association: $1,000
  We funded several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance who do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Cancer Patient Care: $1,000
  We assisted with expensive prescriptions, counseling, nutritional supplements, and emergency financial assistance.

• Native Project: $1,000
  We assisted in the care of Native Americans struggling with breast cancer.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1,000 — We provided 14 days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• Toni Maries at Sacred Heart: $1,000
  We provided funding for wigs, hats, and other self—esteem products for medically underserved patients.

• Community Health of Spokane: $1,000
  We assisted in transportation and prescriptions for their breast cancer patients.
  
  

  2004: $6,800

• Individual Assistance: $500
  

• We supplied an emergency grant to an individual who needed assistance in her recovery with a medical procedure.

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,000
  We supplied pain medications for those who could not afford them while waiting for Medicaid. Another woman received a wig that she could not afford.

• Visiting Nurses Association: $1,000
  We funded several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance who do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Cancer Patient Care: $1,000
  We assisted with expensive prescriptions, counseling, nutritional supplements, and emergency financial assistance.

• Peoples Clinic: $1,300
  We provided check-ups for six medically underserved women with breast cancer.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1000 - We provided 14 days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• Positive Image Center at Sacred Heart: $1,000. We supplied wigs, hats, and self-esteem products for several women using the Positive Image Center.
  
  

  2003: $5,000

• Visiting Nurses Association: $500
  We funded several nurses to visit the homes of women who needed home assistance who do not have the means or health insurance to pay for it.

• Native Health: $500
  We assisted in the treatment of Native Americans struggling with breast cancer.

• Hospice of Spokane: $1,000
  We provided seven days of care for terminally ill women with breast cancer who did not have insurance.

• Cancer Patient Care: $1,000
  We provided wigs, prescription care, food supplements, emergency financial assistance, prostheses, and transportation to medical appointments.

• Spokane Regional Health District: $1,000
  We funded transportation for medically underserved people for treatment.

• Providence Cancer Center: $1,000

• We provided assistance to patients with bus passes, motel stays during treatment and airfare for a client who could not afford to get to treatment without it.