Stephaine Courtney Earns Spokane’s First Community Connector of the Year Honor
Shades of Motherhood Network founder will receive the inaugural Helping Hand Award at Hands Across Spokane on September 12th
New Award Seeks to Recognize One Spokane Resident for Community Connection and Impact
Community-Minded Enterprises shares details about the Helping Hand Award and the independent panel that will select Spokane’s first Community Connector of the Year.
CME’s ECEAP Program Receives Level 5 Early Achievers Quality Recognition
Community-Minded Enterprises is proud to share that our Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program, or ECEAP, has received a Level 5 Early Achievers recognition, the highest recognition level a program can receive through Washington’s early learning quality recognition system.
Community-Minded Enterprises Announces 2026 Return of Hands Across Spokane
Annual community event and resource fair returns to Riverfront Park on September 12th, 2026
400 Circles and Counting: Anthony Luna’s Journey of Dedication, Hope, and Recovery
In 2017, Anthony Luna walked into Recovery Café Spokane searching for stability. Eight years later, he’s completed 400 Recovery Circles and found something far deeper: community.
His journey reflects the heart of addiction recovery in Spokane, showing how peer support, community connection, and perseverance can change lives.
Hands Across Spokane To Bring Together Dozens of Local Providers on World Mental Health Day
With just under two weeks to go, momentum is building for Hands Across Spokane: a family-friendly Community Event and Resource Fair on Friday, October 10th, World Mental Health Day, at Community-Minded Enterprises’ North Central Community Mental Health & Development Center.
Community-Minded Enterprises Launches Hands Across Spokane, A Citywide Mental Health Awareness Campaign
Hands Across Spokane Calls on the Community to Stand Up, Reach Out, and Be Seen for Mental Health
Critical Mental Health Support for Washington’s Youngest Residents at Risk
Community-Minded Enterprises Highlights Potential Loss of Essential Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Funding