DHC Celebration Dinner Planned For September 30
After cancelling 2020, DHC is bringing back The Celebration Dinner, our largest fundraising event, this year! The event will be held on September 30 at The Spokane Club. The Celebration Dinner will feature a full dinner and wine, a silent & live auction, and a program to celebrate our accomplishments in 2020-2021 and outline goals and priorities for the next year.
The Celebration Dinner is sponsored by Ziggy’s Home Improvement, The Stone Group of Companies, Yoke’s Fresh Markets, Wheel Sport Bikes, RBC Wealth Management, Numerica Credit Union, A.T. Miller / Lukins & Annis P.S., Living Water Lawn & Tree Care, The Avista Foundation, and Pend Oreille Shores Resort.
If your organization would like to sponsor the Celebration Dinner, please contact Eli Johnson, DHC Communications Director, at (509) 230-3346 or by email at Elijah@DishmanHills.org. Tickets on sale soon!
Outdoor Activities – Enjoying the outdoors has many physical and mental health benefits. Click the image above to view resources for enjoying the Dishman Hills.
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The DHC office at 5915 S. Regal is closed until further notice. Click the image above to read more about DHC’s COVID-19 Response Plan.
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The Dishman Hills consists of over 3,200 acres of protected land, jointly managed by Dishman Hills Conservancy, Spokane County Parks, and the Washington Department of Natural Resources. We are actively acquiring land to add to
From hiking and mountain biking to wildlife viewing and studying nature, the Dishman Hills offers an opportunity for all ages and interests to enjoy the outdoors. The Discover Pass is not required to enjoy the
The Dishman Hills Conservancy (DHC) provides opportunities for nature education such as the Kids in the Hills program and guided hikes & nature walks with local experts. Kids in the Hills is oriented towards elementary
