Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation
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About Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation
Promoting health, wellness, and disease prevention for persons in the Foundation's nine-county service area.
Focus Areas
General healthWellnessDisease preventionRural health servicesBehavioral health and suicide preventionMaternal and child healthFood security / hunger reliefCapacity building and operating supportTraining and workforce developmentCapital projects and equipment
Who They Fund
rural communities and underserved districtslow-income families and households
About Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation
Lewis-clark Valley Healthcare Foundation’s largest recent grants show a clear preference for health access tied to local systems: $100,000 to Community Health Association of Spokane for the Lewiston Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, and $100,000 to Winding Waters Medical Clinic for the Wallowa integrated primary care clinic. Those awards sit alongside support for behavioral health, rural primary care, maternal and child health, food access, housing stability, and workforce-related health infrastructure. The foundation’s stated purpose is to promote health, wellness, and disease prevention for people in its nine-county service area, and its recent grants reflect that mandate across clinics, hospitals, food banks, and community service organizations. Its portfolio also includes direct support for community-based providers serving rural towns and small cities across the region. Recent grants to Snake River Community Clinic in Lewiston, Syringa Hospital Foundation in Grangeville, and LC Valley Youth Resource Center in Lewiston show activity in primary care, maternal care, and youth services. Other awards reach organizations working with older adults, people facing housing instability, and families needing emergency support. The overall pattern is broad within health-related services, with repeated emphasis on practical delivery and access rather than one narrow medical specialty.
What Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation Funds
Behavioral health appears as a recurring thread. The foundation gave $80,000 to Suicide Prevention of the Inland Northwest for general operations and $50,000 to Suicide Prevention Action Network of Idaho for SPIN annual activities. It also supported the Lewiston Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic and Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness, including a dual-diagnosis drop-in center. Food security is another visible area. The Idaho Foodbank received $75,000 for mobile pantries in north central Idaho in both 2023 and 2024, while Backyard Harvest received $40,000 for Farm to Food Bank: Bringing Local Produce and Nutrition Education to Rural Food Pantries. Kamiah Food Bank also received $70,000 for equipment upgrade and food purchase. Maternal and child health and family stability show up in grants to Syringa Hospital Foundation for Mother and Baby, labor and deliver safety in Idaho, Family Promise of the LC Valley for a shelter program, and St Vincent de Paul Society in Moscow for emergency housing and medical care.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$1.2M
Total Assets
$22.5M
Total Revenue
$2.2M
Total Expenses
$1.4M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $6K and $10K, with a median of $10K.
25th Percentile
$6K
Median
$10K
75th Percentile
$10K
Geographic Reach
Regional3 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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