GET INVOLVED
There’s more than one way
to make a difference.
Bring your time, ideas, partnerships or support to community-led work across northeast Washington.
Find your way to be part of the work.
Healthy lands, clean water, and thriving communities take many kinds of support. Start with what matters to you and what you can bring.
GIVE BACK
Help make the next project possible.
Support UCRCD’s work bringing people, funding, and practical help together for community-led projects.
Interested in a particular initiative? Talk with us about the project, its needs, and the appropriate way to support it.
BRING A PROJECT • BUILD A PARTNERSHIP
Have an idea that needs a partner?
If you’re working on something in northeastern Washington that needs a home, funding, or partner willing to stay with it, start a conversation.
Tell us about the need, who is involved, where the work will happen, and the support you’re looking for. Together, we can explore whether UCRCD is the right fit.
SPONSORPut your organization’s support to work.
Businesses and organizations can start a conversation about supporting a project or shared community priority. We’ll explore the needs, the fit, and what a sponsorship could involve.
VOLUNTEERShare your time and skills.
Interested in lending a hand? Tell us what you enjoy doing, the skills you can offer, and the communities or projects you care about. We can discuss whether there is a current opportunity that fits.
LET'S CONNECTStart a conversation.
Tell us how you’d like to get involved, or ask a question about a project or gift.
People, land, and communities are stronger together.
You don’t need a finished proposal to begin. A clear description of the need and the people involved is a useful starting point.
For project inquiries, include the location, the stage of the work, and any partners already at the table.
SIX COUNTIES. SHARED POSSIBILITY.Ferry • Lincoln • Pend Oreille • Spokane • Stevens • Whitman
INVEST IN A PLACE WE CALL HOME.Help make the next project possible.
Support community-led work across Eastern Washington.