Tri-Cities Sunrise Rotary
Together we see a world where people UNITE and TAKE ACTION to CREATE LASTING CHANGE, across the GLOBE, in our COMMUNITY, and in OURSELVES.
Solutions In-Home Care
At Solutions In-Home Care, we believe there’s no place like home. That’s why, over the past 15+ years, our local nurse-owned Home Care Agency has helped thousands of seniors thrive independently at home by providing customized care from highly trained and compassionate caregivers. Whether it’s dementia care, 24 hour home care, or anything in between – we’ve got you covered.
Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities
It takes a variety of companies to build a home or commercial structure. Developers prepare the land, architects design the building, builders and subcontractors complete the structure, suppliers provide the materials, realtors make the sales, and banks provide the funds. Within each of these segments, there are numerous smaller companies that also contribute to every new home and commercial building. The Home Builders Association provides the structure for these diverse companies to work together to provide quality homes and commercial buildings for the Tri-Cities, Walla Walla, and all of southeast Washington.
Retro Riders
We are a very informal club. We share a common interest in keeping vintage (25 years old or older) motorcycles on the road or running.
We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at Round Table Pizza on Leslie Rd in Richland in one of the banquet rooms. Meeting starts at 7 pm, arrive earlier (6:30) to order dinner.
We have no dues. Our big project is the Vintage bike show held in late September. The show is a fundraiser for Heads Up Tri-Cities.
Franklin County Sherriff Foundation
The Franklin County Sheriffs Foundation is a 501c3, non-profit organization dedicated to making the community safer by bringing the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and the community together. The Franklin County Sheriffs Foundation provides funding for special services otherwise not provided for by public funding. These services include the DARE program to help kids stay off drugs and the Police Explorer Program. The Explorer Program trains young people in the community and prepares them for careers in law enforcement. The Foundation also has a Community Care Fund which provides a mechanism for Sheriff’s Patrol Deputies to help those members of our community who are most desperately in need. Recently, the Foundation purchased Automated External Defibrillators for each Franklin County Sheriff’s Patrol Car and these have been used on several occasions. All these programs bring the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and the members of the community closer together and improve the quality of life in Franklin County.