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Tag: Fatherhood Training

  • Bringing fatherhood support to Hillyard: Why location matters

    Bringing fatherhood support to Hillyard: Why location matters

    This September, Northeast Spokane fathers get convenient access to proven parenting support right in their neighborhood. SpoFI’s 24-7 Dad® program returns to Hillyard’s Northeast Community Center with free classes, dinner provided, and evening scheduling that works for busy dads. Registration closes August 26th.

    Lawrence Jay Long

    Proud father of two awesome boys, nature enthusiast, tech enthusiast, tinkerer, runner, and friend. I am dedicated to empowering men to realize their potential and lead meaningful lives. I share SpoFI’s practices and work diligently, striving to encourage and model the lessons taught here.

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  • SpoFI’s amazing donors give over $81,000 to support fathers and families

    SpoFI’s amazing donors give over $81,000 to support fathers and families

    Help us bridge the gap! SpoFI’s Fatherhood Building Campaign surpassed its $70,000 goal, reaching $81,341.50, but we still need $3,858.50 to cover an unexpected revenue shortfall. Support fathers and Families!

    Ron Hauenstein

    Ron is a semi-retired life insurance agent. He was raised in Reardan, WA and began his life insurance career in Fairbanks, Alaska. He and his wife Becky have two grown children. Ron and Becky attend Victory Faith Fellowship in the Spokane Valley and have lived in Spokane since 1993.

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  • Donations at 110% of Goal, But a Funding Gap Remains

    Donations at 110% of Goal, But a Funding Gap Remains

    🌟 Dear Friends of SpoFI, 🌟 Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, our Fatherhood Building Campaign has reached 110% of its $70,000 goal!…

    Ron Hauenstein

    Ron is a semi-retired life insurance agent. He was raised in Reardan, WA and began his life insurance career in Fairbanks, Alaska. He and his wife Becky have two grown children. Ron and Becky attend Victory Faith Fellowship in the Spokane Valley and have lived in Spokane since 1993.

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