Washington

Welcome to Washington's 2022 Annual Report

The Providence family of organizations in Washington continues our work to help ensure that people in our state have access to basic necessities and health resources.

In 2022, Providence ministries and affiliates invested $839 million in community benefit across Washington. These investments supported dozens of programs designed to address our communities’ most critical needs. Among them:

  • Providence Inland Northwest Washington supported Partners with Families and Children by funding their Children’s Advocacy Center in Spokane, providing a safe and comfortable place for child and teen survivors of child abuse, neglect and other crimes. In 2022, the center served 636 kids.
  • A Providence Swedish grant directly supported 200 households in King and Snohomish counties through a partnership with YWCA Passage Point, which provides transitional housing and comprehensive services for parents released from incarceration.
  • In North and South Puget Sound, two different, innovative street medicine programs brought medical care – and nurtured trusting relationships with medical providers – to people experiencing homelessness in both communities.

Thank you for taking the time to read through the 2022 annual report to learn more about our commitment to the health of our communities.

Joel Gilbertson
Chief Executive, Providence Central Division

Kevin Brooks
Chief Executive, Providence North Division

Community Health Investment Executive Summaries

Washington State
Inland Northwest
Southeast Washington
Puget Sound
North Puget Sound
Central Puget Sound
South Puget Sound

CHNA and CHIP Reports

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Washington infographic showing $839 million in total benefits to our community in 2022
Washington infographic showing $839 million in total benefits to our community in 2022
Puget Sound infographic showing $540 million in total benefits to our community in 2022
Puget Sound infographic showing $540 million in total benefits to our community in 2022

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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