A Commitment to Our Communities

Children enjoying the sunset together

Investing in our communities is an essential way we live our Mission

For generations, the Providence family of organizations has served as a vital safety net for those who are vulnerable.

Guided by community health needs assessments, we continue our longstanding commitment to those in need through community benefit and other high-impact investments.

Our investments go beyond the walls of our hospitals and clinics and deep into communities to support organizations and causes that serve those in need; address gaps in services and resources that contribute to overall health; and enhance care delivery with innovative solutions to health care’s biggest challenges. This is how we invest in health today to create a better future.

Financial data presented in this report reflects Providence’s organizational structure during 2022.

We’re investing in healthy communities

Community Benefit, CHNA and CHIP Reports

Video Stories of Community Investment

  • Addressing health inequities for Native American and Black communities

    See how the Providence Swedish JUST Birth program is addressing inequities and improving outcomes and the birth experience for Native and Black communities.

  • A tiny miracle made a little sweeter with help from Providence Alaska Children’s Hospital

    See how Providence supported one family through an unexpected challenge after the birth of a baby girl.

  • Providence Community Clinic serves the most vulnerable

    See how the Providence Community Clinic in Spokane helps improve the quality of life for some of its most vulnerable citizens.

Community Investment Stories

A safe space for young survivors
6/20/2023
The Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) in Spokane provides a safe and comfortable place for child and teen survivors or witnesses of child abuse, neglect and other crimes.
Providence ministry and community partners help keep students safe, healthy
6/20/2023
In the rolling farmland of rural Walla Walla County in Washington, there often are many miles between students and the schools they attend. The closest hospital often is even further.
Those experiencing homelessness find services, respect in Homeroom
6/20/2023
Reaching those experiencing homelessness who may shy away from traditional shelters is a delicate endeavor.

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