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December 16, 2020 4:00 PM Connor Sarles
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“We are forever grateful to Ms. Scott for this extraordinary act of philanthropy. This gift is both an acknowledgment of our longstanding service to our community for over 136 years and a challenge to us to do more,” said YMCA Inland Northwest President and CEO, Steve Tammaro. “This did not happen purely by chance. The work of our volunteers, staff teams, and donors positioned us to be recognized for our deep compassion and stewardship.”
YMCA says they are now working to determine how to spend this gift, but notes that this will help them “stabilize the infrastructure of the organization” during the pandemic.