Exclusive Network Benefits
Thriving Together NCW is excited to offer new, exclusive benefits to members of our network who are focused on working upstream and utilizing the Vital Conditions framework to do so.
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How can I gain access to the resources and benefits listed on this page?
At Thriving Together NCW, we use the Vital Conditions framework to work upstream, addressing the fundamental factors that shape health and wellbeing over time. Instead of solely reacting to crises as they arise, we are committed to creating meaningful, lasting change that will benefit future generations. When we invest in the conditions that increase individual and community wellbeing, we are actively working to prevent issues from escalating into crises.
To make the greatest impact, we need a network of partners who are equally committed to this approach. By investing in the vital conditions today, we are creating the opportunity for generations to come to truly thrive.
To take advantage of the resources outlined on this page, your organization must be an official member of Thriving Together Network. Official members are those who have completed the network application which involves reading and agreeing to uphold the commitments outlined in the Partner Agreement.
Being a member of the Thriving Together Network not only connects you with all the great resources listed on this page, but also fosters collaboration and support among a network of like-minded organizations committed to advancing the wellbeing of North Central Washington. Click the link below for more information about the network and how to join.
2025 Summit Resources
We’re in the process of curating a special, post summit report for our network of partners, but in the meantime you can access our slideshow and more information about our keynote speakers here.
Catch up on more highlights from this inspirational day by viewing our October 2025 newsletter and be sure to subscribe to email updates if you’re not already so you never miss out on regional health and wellbeing related news from across our network.
Creating Stronger Communities with Catchafire
Thriving Together NCW has partnered with Catchafire, a service that connects organizations like yours with skills-based volunteers and offers educational programming for nonprofits customized to your size and staff capacity. Catchafire provides access to volunteers who can assist with a variety of services, including but not limited to:
Strategic planning
Translating handouts
Updating your website
Designing infographics
Collaborating on fundraising strategies
Catchafire Login for Existing Members
Existing Thriving Together Network members can use the link below to be re-routed to the Catchafire portal where you can login to your existing account or register for an account if you haven’t already done so. We can’t wait for you to take advantage of this amazing resource!
2025 Vital Conditions Grant Recipients
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Girls on the Run Columbia Basin, $40,000
This high-level summary is a reflection of our growing network—full of energy, ideas, and collaboration that continue to drive meaningful change across North Central Washington.
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Thrive Chelan Valley, $10,000
Through workshops on financial literacy, job readiness, communication, and emotional wellness, alongside essential provisions like meals and hygiene supplies, the initiative aims to empower young people with skills for independent, healthy adulthood.
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CAFÉ, $40,000
The "Youth Empowerment Services program provides mentorship, academic support, and leadership opportunities by hosting workshops, a major conference, emphasizing financial literacy, career exploration, and goal setting.
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Highlands Community Support Coalition, $40,000
By transforming a vacant storefront into a vibrant space for art, digital training, and cultural exchange, they aim to create a non-profit center that will provide lifelong learning opportunities, foster a sense of belonging and civic muscle through shared artistic experiences, and generate meaningful work and wealth for local artists and the broader community.
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The Nature Immersion Program, $40,000
The Social Emotional Learning curriculum for Indigenous youth on the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation includes culturally relevant framework rooted in the Four Food Chiefs story to foster holistic well-being and combat intergenerational trauma.
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Chelan Valley Housing Trust, $25,000
"Expanding Homeownership Opportunities in Chelan Valley," by utilizing a Community Land Trust model to create and preserve permanently affordable homes for local wage earners.
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City of Omak, $40,000
The "Building Bridges" initiative supports various youth engagement and community policing programs in Okanogan County including Rubik's Cube Resiliency Program for 5th graders, "Kick'n It With the Cops" soccer event, and school-based outreach.
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Indigenous Roots & Reparation Foundation (IRRF), $40,000
Culture Camp is an Indigenous-led initiative offering land-based education, cultural connection, and traditional practices to Tribal members and the broader community in the North Central Washington region.
