WE ALL NEED SUPPORT
This holiday season, Rural Resources needs your help more than ever. Your donations and support directly impact children, families, seniors, domestic violence survivors, people experiencing homelessness, and other vulnerable groups in Eastern Washington.
We can't do it alone - donate today.
Donate for survivors
Rural Resources Victim Services serves survivors of violence and their loved ones in Stevens, Lincoln, and Ferry counties.
Items on our registries materials go to survivors and their families as they navigate recovery and move forward.
Helping People. Changing Lives. Strengthening our Community.
Community Action
Since 1965, Rural Resources Community Action has helped residents of Eastern Washington help themselves and each other. Through education, resources and support, we offer real hope to children, seniors and families, by working to create a stronger and more stable community for us all.
Each year, over 14,000 people in communities throughout Eastern Washington turn to Rural Resources for short-term assistance and long-term solutions to help them take control of their lives and their futures.
Drive-In WiFi Hotspots
The Washington State Broadband Office estimates over 300 new drive-in Wi-Fi hotspots are coming online statewide through an initiative to bring free public broadband internet access to all residents. Partners in the state’s drive-in Wi-Fi hotspots project include: Washington State University; Washington State Library, part of the Washington Office of the Secretary of State; members of the Washington Public Utility Districts Association (WPUDA) and affiliated nonprofit Northwest Open Access Network (NoaNet); the Washington State Broadband Office; Washington Independent Telecommunications Association (WITA); Washington Technology Solutions (WaTech); and the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Microsoft and the Avista Foundation are providing funding, and the federal Information Technology Disaster Resource Center contributed equipment and installation.
For complete information and a map of locations, visit www.driveinwifi.wa.gov. The map will be updated as more sites come online.