WHAT’S NEW?

Stay up to date on the exciting work of LaunchNW in our region, read features on our incredible partners and volunteers, and find opportunities to get involved.

WHAT’S NEW?

Stay up to date on the exciting work of LaunchNW in our region, read features on our incredible partners and volunteers, and find opportunities to get involved.

Featured Blog Post

Change Your Future in Under One Hour: FAFSA Opens Doors

The future you always dreamed of — or may not have thought was possible — is possible and can become your reality. The only catch? Most futures require some form of post-high school education or training.

There is a way for everyone to afford the training and education they want for themselves — FAFSA or WASFA can help.

News and Updates

LAUNCHNW AWARDED $850,000 GRANT BY THE WASHINGTON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT COUNCIL FOR MENTORSHIP PROGRAM AT SIX SPOKANE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS

In partnership with 15 local organizations, this program will focus on connecting low-income, BIPOC, homeless, and English language learning students and families with mentors offering support along the journey to post-high school education.

Read the full announcement here.

LAUNCHNW FEATURED IN THE HUCKLEBERRY PRESS

Check out the video and article to learn more about LaunchNW’s work in expanding access to mentorship, bringing community partners together and amplifying student voices. We are so grateful to be joined by Dr. Oscar Harris with Spokane Public Schools who shares about the incredible impact mentorship has for our young people and entire community.

Read the article here.

FAFSA/WASFA ASSISTANCE

We are proud to partner with STCU and College Success Foundation who are offering in-person and virtual FAFSA/WASFA assistance events.

Learn more about how federal student aid opens doors here.

COMMUNITY TOWN HALLS COLLECT FEEDBACK TO SHAPE THE WORK OF LAUNCHNW

This summer, the LaunchNW team convened over 300 community members to discuss the greatest challenges and opportunities for students and families in Spokane County.

Learn more and access the Spokane County data report here.