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Our Stories

Learn how your donations are making a difference in our community.

  • A Passionate Advocacy for Children's Health

    Dawn Gregg is a relentless and passionate advocate for ill and injured children being cared for at Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital. Dawn and her husband, Bruce, own three of the 38 Inland Northwest Ace Stores. In 2021 these stores, as part of their partnership with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, raised $462,214 for Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital, ranking eighth in the nation. 
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  • Grateful Patients Give Back

    Providence hospitals and caregivers play a role in some of the most crucial experiences in a person’s life. Hear from three patients who were inspired to give back because of the exceptional care they received from Providence.
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  • The Gift of Time

    Despite a pacemaker and defibrillator placed to manage his erratic heartbeat, Greg Soumokil's health was declining. His only option was a heart transplant. But a rare blood type and his height made finding a match difficult. The short-term solution: a Total Artificial Heart that's keeping his heart pumping while he awaits a transplant. 
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  • DominiCare Helps Seniors Maintain Dignity and Independence

    With the help of nursing assistant certified caregivers and thanks to philanthropic gifts, frail and elderly residents of Stevens and nearby counties receive the support they need to remain in their homes.
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  • Back to an Active Life

    A new robot at Providence Spokane Neuroscience Institute is enhancing the accuracy and recovery of spine surgery for patients like Susan Steadman.
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  • A New Lease on Life

    After a transient ischemic attack (TIA), which produces symptoms similar to stroke, Fred Fleming underwent TCAR (transcarotid artery revascularization) procedures to improve blood flow in both carotid arteries. Now, he says, he has a "new lease on life." 
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  • A Remarkable Recovery

    It was exactly 1:29 am, the Sunday after Thanksgiving 2012, when Marcie Healey woke to the sound of her cellphone ringing. She missed the first call, then a second. “When it rang a third time, my heart just stopped,” she recalls. 
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  • A Life Saved and Changed

    Providence oncology specialists helped Amy beat cancer. “Because you’re in the fight of your life, you form a different bond with your oncologist than you may with your general doctor,” says Amy. “Dr. Bergman has a genuine care for keeping people free of this disease.
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  • Painless Pediatrics

    Needles, IVs, scary machines and the great unknown of medical procedures. Thinking about any of these is enough to upset many kids. For a child who has had a bad experience and yet needs regular treatment, going to the hospital can be downright traumatic.
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  • Coping During COVID

    If you feel more anxious and stressed than usual, you’re not alone. A new digital mental health resource is helping Providence caregivers offer assistance more quickly to patients needing help.
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  • Heart to Heart

    Shortly after his 50th birthday, Brian Starr contracted a virus that would change his life forever. “I ended up with a virus in my heart, and had an autoimmune response to it,” says Brian. “Basically, my immune system attempted to reject my own heart."

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  • Zero G

    Whenever Cameron Tweedy wants to remind himself how far he’s come, all he has to do is glance down at his arm. A tattoo displays the date his life changed forever: July 23, 2019.


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  • No One Dies Alone

    While many people are not comfortable with the subject of death or the process of dying, Don Craton and 36 other volunteers with the No One Dies Alone program consider it an honor to be with people when they pass away.

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  • State of the Heart

    Rachel’s baby girl was diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a condition associated with underdeveloped left heart structures. “The most comforting part was they knew what it looked like,” Rachel says. “They told us about the surgeries she’d need and that they’d follow her for her whole life. They had a plan.”
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  • Back from the Brink

    “A heart condition? That could never happen to me.” It was a natural reaction. After all, Spokane attorney Rob Crick was active and fit. An avid skier, weight lifter and cyclist, he was the picture of health.
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  • Clearing a Road to Independence

    Most of us don’t think twice about hopping into our car for a quick trip to visit the grocery store or coffee shop, or a meeting with family and friends.

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  • Less Clinical, More Care

    Every Thursday morning at the crack of dawn, Ava and her father, Nathan, make the drive from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, to the Pediatric Hematology Oncology and Infusion Clinic at Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital.

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  • RISE Up

    RISE—which stands for resources, insight, support and empowerment—reduces the need for hospitalization and helps individuals battling depression and anxiety thrive in the community.

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About Providence

Providence is a national, nonprofit Catholic health system comprising a diverse family of organizations and driven by a belief that health is a human right. With 52 hospitals, over 1,000 physician clinics, senior services, supportive housing, and many other health and educational services, the health system and its partners employ more than 120,000 caregivers serving communities across seven states—Alaska, California, Montana, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas and Washington—with system offices in Renton, WA, and Irvine, CA.

 

Our Mission

As expressions of God’s healing love, witnessed through the ministry of Jesus, we are steadfast in serving all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable.

Our Vision

Health for a Better World

Our Values

Compassion · Dignity · Justice · Excellence · Integrity

Our Promise

Know me, care for me, ease my way.

Contact Us

Providence Inland Northwest Foundation
101 West 8th Avenue
Spokane, WA 99204

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