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Craig Fritsch
Craig Fritsch has spent more than forty years helping Spokane families put down roots, first as a real estate professional and now as a board member with the Spokane Fatherhood Initiative. A lifelong resident, active volunteer, and faith community leader, Craig brings both deep local ties and a genuine heart for the mission.
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The class is coming. The group starts now.
Dads AF 2.0 launches mid-April. In the meantime, we’re meeting, walking, and doing the work together. Fill out the quick form below to get on the schedule. What’s happening The Dads AF 2.0 class start date has shifted to mid-April. We’re still locking down the right location, and we’re not going to rush that to get it wrong. What’s not shifting: the group. We’re getting together starting this week. One of the most powerful parts of the original Dads AF wasn’t what happened in the room. It was the stuff between sessions — the walks, the coffee meetups, the conversations…
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Dads AF 2.0: a complete rebuild for SpoFI alumni ready to go deeper
Dads AF 2.0 launches March 18 for SpoFI alumni ready to go further. Seven weeks rebuilt from the ground up — covering purpose, physical health, habits, mental optimization, nutrition, and emotional wellbeing — ending on the Clark Fork River. Small cohort. Limited seats.
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711 E 3rd Ave.
