Thrive Center Spokane, an offshoot of Thrive International, will close its doors at the end of October.
The center, which is based out of a former Quality Inn in downtown Spokane, has housed immigrants and refugees since 2022, when it first took in families fleeing Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
“The goal was within six months, on average, to have folks who just arrived in our community be able to have their own apartment, have a job and be fully financially sustainable,” said Mark Finney, the executive director of Thrive International…