Umpqua Bank donated $3,500 to Charity Reimagined during a presentation Tuesday. Umpqua is the first corporate sponsor for the North Idaho CharityTracker, an online resource and referral tool used by 76 local nonprofits and growing. From left: Jason Steenstra, manager of Umpqua Coeur d'Alene; Connor Skinner, commercial underwriting manager; Judy Coe, relationship manager and Charity Reimagined board member; Maggie Lyons, Charity Reimagined founder; Aly Edwards, Charity Reimag…
January 25, 2024
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CharityTracker gains traction
Online referral tool celebrates first corporate sponsor, 76 users and counting
A single mom raising two children is in need of a few pieces of furniture after finding stable housing and moving herself and her children out of homelessness. An elderly resident hopes to find a safe ride to an exercise class so she can work on staying strong and upright. A young family that lost everything in a house fire is in desperate need of food and short on money as they look to start over in a new home. The calls go out. Prayers are answered, needs are met and those among a vulnerable but widespread population in the community are able to shift their focuses from short-term crises to long-term goals of living thriving, independent lives. Those journeys can begin with CharityTracker.