Give Love Hearts Project Lines Streets of Spokane

"Bubbles," a heart featuring giraffes and fish, is one of the
28 hearts on display at the Give Love Heart Project in
Downtown Spokane.

On Nov. 1, the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Inland Northwest teamed up with local artists to place colorful hearts all around Downtown Spokane. The hearts will line the streets of Spokane until the end of February; after this, a gala will be held on March 1 where the hearts will be sold off, and the proceeds will benefit RMHC. The Give Love Heart Project features 28 hearts created by over 24 artists, and features everything from hearts with animals to hearts with inspiring messages. Among the artists involved with the project, one of them was personally helped by RMHC after her grandson was injured two years ago. Nancy Reid Isaak wanted to get involved with the project after RMHC helped her and her grandson out for a week following the injury. Her sculpture, titled "Northern Lights," is on display.

We encourage anyone who sees one of these hearts around Spokane to take a photo and use the hashtag #givelove on social media. RMHC of the Inland Northwest has helped thousands of people in the area, and we have no doubt that the money raised by this project will help us help thousands of more people in the future!