Photo by Ryan Lancaster
Members of the West Plains Chamber listen early this month as SNAP business development manager Dave Heyamoto (standing right) and business development specialist Patrick Bisson (standing left) outline the SNAP Financial Access program.
Program aims to assist business start-ups and expansions, creating new jobs for low-income residents
By RYAN LANCASTER
Staff Reporter
Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs, or SNAP, is offering financial help for small businesses and individuals on the West Plains through a new office in Airway Heights.
Started as a non-profit community action group in 1966, SNAP is now widely known as an emergency energy assistance and low-income housing provider for those in need. But it's also the largest private human services agency in Spokane County, offering 37 different service programs for low-income i...
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