With the right technology, early intervention, and loving instruction, deaf and hard-of-hearing children can achieve what once seemed impossible—they can learn to listen and speak.
Spokane HOPE is the only program in eastern Washington offering this vital teaching from birth through preschool, ensuring children have the opportunity to thrive during their most critical developmental years. By gaining the ability to hear and speak, our students are empowered to chase their dreams and make a meaningful impact on the world around them.
This is the miracle of HOPE.
🎉 We Did It… And We’re Not Stopping Now! 🎉
Thanks to your incredible generosity, we’ve surpassed our $10,000 goal for our Year-End Campaign! But the need is great, and together, we can do even more.
We’re raising the bar to $20,000 to ensure deaf and hard of hearing children at Spokane HOPE have access to the life-changing services they need to listen, talk, and thrive.
Every dollar makes a difference, and your support helps unlock brighter futures. Let’s keep the momentum going!
For any parent, hearing the words “your child is deaf” can bring a flood of questions, fears, and uncertainty. Xavier’s family faced this profound moment when they learned he was deaf. Hope seemed distant—until they found Spokane HOPE. Through our specialized teaching and support, Xavier’s life was transformed, opening new possibilities and a renewed sense of hope for Xavier’s future.
“Wow, this girl. She stole my heart from the beginning. For a short time I had pictured a life of limitations. Then we found HOPE School…
“Jackson was born with unilateral hearing loss. When we received his diagnosis, we were a week away from moving with a newborn and a sea of unknown ahead…
We are deeply grateful to all our donors, sponsors, and volunteers for your unwavering support. Your generosity helps ensure that our deaf and hard-of hearing students have the resources they need to thrive and reach their full potential!
Spokane HOPE provides vital and time-sensitive services to children with hearing loss. The generosity of private donors is our primary source of funding. If you would like to help the only program in eastern Washington that teaches deaf and hard of hearing children to listen and speak, donate today!