about us

about us

Community-Minded Enterprises transforms communities in Washington State while advancing diversity and inclusion of marginalized populations so that all people have an opportunity for equitable health, education, and safety.

We focus on connecting you with the services you need, and making sure your voice is heard by program providers on a regional and state level.

We lead statewide outreach to low-income, multi-ethnic and marginalized communities, through partnerships and direct communication. We work with individuals in a variety of innovative programs, to help you overcome barriers that stand between you and your goal of reaching your full potential.

And we give the community a voice through digital media at Community-Minded Television.

At our core, we are a community-focused organization and we value family life and flexibility. These values are at the foundation of our outreach efforts and the work environment we provide for our dedicated staff.

  • Our programs and initiatives are inclusive, equitable and culturally relevant.
  • We believe in opportunity and in equal access to programs that will help you grow.
  • We are professional, open-minded and respectful – your life experience matters to us.
  • We follow through on our commitments and the results of our work can be measured and documented.
  • We recognize the value of strong partnerships and often work together with other organizations to reach a mutual goal.

To learn more about our work,  view our 2022 Annual Report

CME works with community partners to relaunch Recovering Smiles

Community Minded Enterprises (CME), EWU Department of Dental Hygiene, and CHAS are partnering to relaunch the Recovering Smiles program. Recovering Smiles connects clients in recovery to oral health services. CME will aid in identifying potential clients and giving...
Access to care 2023 grant recipient - Community Minded Enterprises

2023 HSSA Grant Announcement

Community-Minded Enterprises is excited to have been named as a 2023 recipient of an Access to Care grant from Spokane County Health Sciences and Services Authority.

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CME Program CMTV Announces New Partnership with Northeast Youth and Family Services

With technical and equipment assistance from CME and CMTV, NEYFS is launching the Spokane Art & Tech Institute (SATI) SATI is a center for children and youth to learn creative technology and media program in a fun, professional, and accessible environment.

Dan Sigler, Development Officer

Community-Minded Enterprises Hires New Chief Development and Communications Officer

After an Extensive National Search, Community Minded Enterprises Goes
Local, Tapping John Hindman as its Next Chief Executive Officer

CME remembers Sandy Williams

With the tragic passing of Sandy Williams this week, Community-Minded Enterprises asked a member of the CME Board of Directors for a few thoughts on the legacy Williams leaves behind.

Community-Minded Enterprises Names New CEO

After an Extensive National Search, Community Minded Enterprises Goes
Local, Tapping John Hindman as its Next Chief Executive Officer

Community-Minded Enterprises Adds Text App

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jill JohnsonPublic Relations OfficerCommunity-Minded Enterprises(509) 822-8040JillJ@community-minded.org   Community-Minded Enterprises Adds Text App Technology to Support Recovery Services Clients  The launch of the Quiq Text App is Made...

Community-Minded Enterprises is on the move!

Community-Minded Enterprises is on the move! We are excited to announce a new home for Community-Minded Enterprises’ Recovery Services programs.

Community-Minded Enterprises Named to Seattle Business Magazine’s List of Washington’s 100 Best Companies to Work For

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 7, 2021   Traci Logan-Demus, SHRM-CP Chief Human Resources Officer Community-Minded Enterprises (509) 960-7455 tracil@community-minded.org Community-Minded Enterprises Named to Seattle Business Magazine’s List of Washington’s 100 Best...

Community-Minded Enterprises’ CEO Announces Retirement in Early December

Jill JohnsonPublic Relations OfficerCommunity-Minded Enterprises(509) 822-8040JillJ@community-minded.org Community-Minded Enterprises’ CEO Announces Retirement in Early December Spokane, Wash.  --   Community-Minded Enterprises’ CEO Lee Williams is retiring and will...

Community-Minded Enterprises Named One of the “Best Places to Work in the Inland Northwest” for the 4th Year in a Row

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 7, 2021 Traci Logan-Demus, SHRM-CP Chief Human Resources Officer Community-Minded Enterprises (509) 960-7455 tracil@community-minded.org Community-Minded Enterprises Named One of the “Best Places to Work in the Inland Northwest” for the...

Hands Across the Falls Marks it’s 5th Year Celebrating Recovery with a Two-Week Event Adapting to Current Health Conditions

Hands Across the Falls 2021, is poised for a two-week celebration kicking off September 17 and continuing through September 30. “Same great event, same heart, same spirit, just packaged differently this year,” said Christine McMackin, Manager of Recovery Café Spokane.