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Spokane celebrates this year’s Philanthropic Awards winners

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Spokane celebrates this year’s Philanthropic Awards winners

David Condon, Mayor, No Phone Number Available

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 at 4:02 p.m.

Mayor Condon and community leaders join 2015's Young Philanthropist winner Jesse Sheldon

I've said it so many times before, but Spokane really is one of the most compassionate places anywhere. This year's Philanthropic Award winners highlight the kind of amazing individuals and organizations we have that make our city such a caring place.

Congratulations to the 2015 Philanthropic Awards winners!

Corporation of the Year: Avista Utilities
Small Business of the Year: Dry Fly Distilling
Organization of the Year: Spokane Rotary Club 21
Outstanding Philanthropist: Jim Sheehan
Young Philanthropist: Jesse Sheldon

Spokane's Philanthropic Awards, once known as the Philanthropy Day Awards, is hosted by Spokane County United Way Emerging Leaders Society (ELS) along with community leaders and organizations. The purpose of these awards is to give Spokane an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the many acts of compassion and philanthropy occurring in the City of Choice.