North Idaho nonprofit launches $10M capital campaign for larger space
Newby-ginnings of North Idaho founder and Gold Star mom Theresa Hart is seen Thursday morning in the nonprofit's Post Falls warehouse, where totes of inventory are stacked to the ceiling. Newby-ginnings has launched a $10 million capital campaign to find a larger building to serve its growing client population.
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Volunteer Lynnelle Wagner sorts donated items Thursday morning in the Newby-ginnings of North Idaho warehouse.
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Navy veteran Craig St. Clair peruses the clothing racks Thursday morning during his first visit to Newby-ginnings of North Idaho. The veteran-centered nonprofit is working to raise $10 million to expand to a larger building.
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A patriotic mural welcomes visitors to Newby-ginnings of North Idaho in Post Falls.
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POST FALLS — Newby-ginnings of North Idaho isn't in need of a new beginning — it needs a new building.
The Post Falls nonprofit that serves the region's veterans, active service members and Gold Star families has launched a $10 million capital campaign to find a larger location to accommodate the growing need to support its expanding client population. More space would allow more room for clients and storage and the establishment of a veteran community center to meet the diverse needs of local veterans.
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