OUR PLACE
Community Ministries is located in the West Central neighborhood of Spokane, Washington. We have a team of volunteers and donors ready to serve our local community by providing emergency resources such as, food, clothing, bus passes, and other assistance to those in need.
OUR MISSION
“Our Place Community Ministries, a West Central Christian outreach, respectfully welcomes and supports our neighbors in improving their quality of life.”
OUR VISSION
“Through the programs of Our Place Community Ministries, West Central Spokane will be a healthy community with opportunities and support for all its residents to grow in self reliance, respect and quality of life.”
Our Place is privately funded. We love to receive clothing, hygiene items, food and financial donation all at our Our Place.
GIVING HOPE
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Families received Help Homeless received Help lbs. of food distribute
Help Where Needed Most.
We are located at 1509 W. College Ave. Spokane, WA 99201
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First time visitor to Our Place... He is 39 years old and has had a major stroke. He needs help filling out his paperwork. He recently found a place to stay, a room in a house. He receives food stamps but has no other income. Today at Our Place he will receive nutritious food, warm clothing, a blanket and hygiene items. He is why we are here...
“Coming Home: A Soldiers’ Project” Theatre Fundraiser was an outstanding success! Our Place Community Ministries would like to thank the following people and businesses for their support and hard work in making it so successful: Smith-Barbieri Progressive Fund, A Charitable Foundation, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, John Waite, Auntie's Bookstore, Merlyn's Spokane, Health Guardian Angels, LLC, Topgolf, Molina Healthcare of Washington Regional Office, Main Market Co-op, Saranac Public House, Wonders of the World, Kizuri Spokane, Black Label Brewing Company, Chosen vintage, West Central Community Center, Sonnenberg's Market & Deli, Northern Quest Resort & Casino, Spokane Indians, Kathleen Jeffs, Charles Pepiton, Gonzaga University Dept. of Theatre & Dance, Ruth and Pete Hinz, Jan Giesa, Gaylene and Dan Harris, Mary Ann and Mike Hartsfield, Bonnie Bublitz-Tapscott and Doug Tapscott, Pat Christie, Sharon Bruno, Louise Chadez, Dave McRae, Gaylen and Joyce Miller, Michael Monek, Melanie Monek, Ann Marie Nelson, Sister Joan Dixon, SNJM, Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort Hotel, Kat Hartsell, Julie Farley, The Make-up Studio, Catherine Rojan, Satira Dawson, MaryEllen Laughary, Maxwell House Restaurant, Mary Kelso, Conoco, KathyHay, Stratford Suites, Tree to Table Wood Works, Renew Float Spa, Sue and Doug Smith, Mike Keegan, Second Harvest Inland Northwest, Thomas G Swanson and Betsy Swanson, Buck & Affiliates Insurance, Clear Choice Tax Services Inc, Rosa Weiss, Christ Central, Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Knox Presbyterian Church, Salem Lutheran Church, St. Augustine Catholic Church, St. Joseph Catholic Church - Spokane, Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral, Westminster Presbyterian Church, St. John's Cathedral, Spokane, and Sisters of the Holy Names. A special blessing to Our Place's board of directors, public relations committee, volunteers and staff. Please support the sponsors and contributors. Please let them know you heard about their business through Our Place Community Ministries.
We can't wait! See it first with us for the world premiere tomorrow night at GU's Magnuson Theatre. Tickets are still available $25 at the door!
Coming Home: A Soldier's Project & Theatre Fundraiser
Did you see us on FOX 28 News & Entertainment this morning? Tickets for Coming Home: A Soldiers' Project are available at: www.gonzaga.edu/college-of-arts-sciences/departments/theatre-dance/o...
Tickets may be purchased at the door! We still have a few tickets available! Please join us for Coming Home: A Soldier's Project Theatre Fundraiser for Our Place Community Ministries
By Kathleen Jeffs & Directed By Charles M. Pepiton
A Solider's Project is an original work exploring the experiences of what it is like returning from war to study at Gonzaga. It is the story of transition, from base to basketball. Transitions, also, of perception: from service to civilian, how our senses take in and process the new sights and sounds of the university environment. Small moves make big waves - connections are made and unmade.Our construction of the meaning of events, past and present, is made in moments of transition.
Gonzaga University’s Magnuson Theatre
Thursday, February 1st, 2018
6pm reception & silent auction / 7:30 play begins
THEATRE FUNDRAISER TICKETS $25
Includes reception with appetizers, wine & silent auction. Tickets may be purchased at the door.
Benefiting: Our Place Community Ministries Hosted By: Gonzaga University Theatre Arts Department
Please join Our Place Community Ministries for our 9th annual theatre fundraiser with Gonzaga University Theatre Arts Department
Coming Home: A Soldier's Project Theatre Fundraiser
By Kathleen Jeffs & Directed By Charles M. Pepiton
A Solider's Project is an original work exploring the experiences of what it is like returning from war to study at Gonzaga. It is the story of transition, from base to basketball. Transitions, also, of perception: from service to civilian, how our senses take in and process the new sights and sounds of the university environment. Small moves make big waves - connections are made and unmade.
Our construction of the meaning of events, past and present, is made in moments of transition.
Gonzaga University’s Magnuson Theatre
Thursday, February 1st, 2018
6pm reception & silent auction / 7:30 play begins
THEATRE FUNDRAISER TICKETS $25
Includes reception with appetizers, wine & silent auction. Tickets may be purchased at ourplacespokane.org & clicking “donate now” button & designating money for tickets to the play or by calling or stopping by: Our Place, 509-326-7267, 1509 W College Ave.
Benefiting: Our Place Community Ministries Hosted By: Gonzaga University Theatre Arts Department
Cast member John Murphy reflects on the process of bringing Coming Home: A Soldiers' Project, a new theatrical work by Kathleen Jeffs and Directed by Charles M Pepiton, to the stage for the very first...