Our mission is to improve the lives and future of all people in the Spokane County community. We bring together individuals and organizations with the passion and resources to understand need and ensure opportunities for every individual to reach their human potential.
The Emerging Leaders Society (ELS) of United Way Spokane County is dedicated to fostering leadership and community involvement among young professionals. ELS members contribute their time, talents, and financial resources to make a meaningful impact on the community.
Next-Generation Leadership:
ELS members are Spokane’s future leaders,contributing time, talent, and treasure to United Way and the community.
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Spokane County Challenges:
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Spokane County faces various social and economic challenges that require dedicated leadership and community support.
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The Emerging Leaders Society (ELS) addresses these disparities by engaging young leaders in local non-profit efforts.
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ELS Member Activities:
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Hands-on volunteer work.
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Networking events.
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Professional development opportunities.
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These activities build leadership skills and foster a sense of community responsibility.
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Community Impact:
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ELS members support local non-profits, contributing to community well-being and providing essential services.
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Their efforts lead to significant improvements in the lives of those in need.
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Leadership and Civic Engagement:
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ELS cultivates leadership and encourages civic engagement to create lasting positive impacts.
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Members develop skills and networks that empower them to continue making a difference throughout their careers.
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Tiers of Involvement:
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ELS offers multiple tiers of involvement, combining financial contributions and volunteer hours.
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This structured approach ensures sustained support for community initiatives and non-profits.
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United Way of Spokane County Strategy:
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ELS is a pivotal part of United Way of Spokane County's strategy to address local issues.
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By joining ELS, young professionals can make a tangible impact and help build a brighter future for Spokane.
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