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After 14 years with Community-Minded Enpterises, Kathy Thamm is retiring. Read about her time at CME and her reflections on her career in this article originally published in the Spokesman Review.
Kathy Thamm retires from Community-Minded Enterprises
Community-Minded Enterprises is thrilled to announce our new Director of Early Learning, Alicia Schwartzmann. Alicia brings a wealth of experience,...
It's time to say goodbye to our awesome Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest volunteer, Kelsey, who has been a part of our Recovery Support Services...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 29, 2023 Community-Minded ECEAP Granted Expansion from Department of Children, Youth, and Families [Spokane Washington,...
Community-Minded Enterprises bids a heartfelt farewell to Gail Goodwin as she embarks on a well-deserved retirement after an exceptional 35-year...
Community Minded Enterprises (CME), EWU Department of Dental Hygiene, and CHAS are partnering to relaunch the Recovering Smiles program. Recovering...
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.
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.
After an Extensive National Search, Community Minded Enterprises Goes
Local, Tapping John Hindman as its Next Chief Executive Officer
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.