In Our Community

Group of children and an adult during a show at Ross Ragland Theatre

A Community Tradition at the Ross Ragland Theatre

Learn more about the programs that keep its legacy alive for the next generation.

Freeman High School students posing and smiling as a group outside.

Small town. Big aim.

Generations shooting for more with grit, guidance and heart.

An assortment of confetti, including silver stars and curled ribbons, lay on a teal background.

Avista marks 137 years of showing up for our communities

For 137 years, Avista has been part of the everyday moments that make life work.

Group of children watch a soda geyser outside as an experiment.

Building Friendships

Rogue Valley Boys & Girls Club STEAM Program

Group of people from Avista standing on stage.

Avista NCIF program earns community award

Avista was named the 2026 recipient of the Valley Chamber Business Awards’ Community Stewardship Award in the large‑business category

Group of three people standing outside, smiling, in front of a red housing complex.

Avista NCIF grant program benefits Spokane affordable housing complex

Walnut Corners helps people thrive through safe housing