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From Volunteer to Legacy Partner: Leaving a Lasting Impact on the Ministry
UGM operates 100% free from government funding. To effectively serve those in need, we rely on various types of generosity from the community—from...
UGM is partnering with Burlington Coat Factory again this year for the Warm Coats/Warm Hearts Campaign.
If you’ve got a coat or two just taking up space in the back of your closet, bring them to Burlington Coat Factory, 5830 N Division Street in Spokane. That’s it. You’re done. (A little bonus: contact a store employee when you bring in your donation for a 10% discount on your entire purchase.)
Burlington Coat Factory will collect the coats, and UGM will distribute them free of charge to those in need. Drive runs from November 1, 2013 through January 20, 2014.
Do you tweet? When you drop off your coats, take a picture of yourself at the donation box, post it to Twitter using the hashtag #WarmCoats and include our handle @ugmspokanecda. You could appear on Good Morning America!
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Physical Therapy Partnership: Caring for the whole person
Providing Essential Resources UGM relies on the support of the community to offer comprehensive care to individuals in need. One of the lesser-known...
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UGM Shelters: Havens of truth and honor
Once basic needs are met through UGM shelter services, individuals can face the issues that have perpetuated their unwanted situation. Through case...
Christmas for the Homeless
Union Gospel Mission : September 1, 2013
Makin’ a list. Checkin’ it twice…and here’s what we discovered. In order to best serve our clients and clearly communicate our holiday needs to the...
Dedication of the UGM Center for Women & Children in CDA
Union Gospel Mission : September 1, 2012
Over 300 people came to celebrate the dedication of the new Center for Women and Children in Coeur d’Alene. Area mayors, county commissioners,...
Impacting Lives Together in 2012
Union Gospel Mission : December 31, 2012
Young and old. Washington and Idaho. Individuals, churches and businesses. Look how you teamed up to care for the poor in 2012.