This Saturday, our local faith, labor, and community organizations are showing up to support our common spaces. Together Spokane embodies the principle that public dollars should deliver public benefit. Our schools and public parks are not just places of learning and recreation—they are civic spaces where children grow, families gather, and neighborhoods connect. Investing in them is an investment in the civic institutions that hold our community together.

Spokane Public Schools and City of Spokane Parks and Recreation have worked together to develop a plan to make a generational impact for schools, parks, and neighborhoods.

Where: Cement Masons Hall (3223 N Market St, Spokane, WA 99207) -- We'll be walking in the Bemiss neighborhood.
When: 10:30AM - 2PM
What: We’ll provide all materials and easy instructions to cover about 50 doors.

Face-to-face conversations are the most effective way to connect with our community—and your time this weekend will help lay the foundation for success. Just dress for the weather, bring water, and invite your friends.

For more information you can check out the Together Spokane website