Spokane AIDS Network

AIDS walk was amazing this year, got to see old friends, really missed the Lewis's and Mr Bruce

My experiences at SAN have made me feel valued. It's a safe place where I've been able to find resources to navigate situations where I've needed support. I would love for the Latinx community to learn more about SAN and the support resources available, even for those who aren't living with HIV.

Love 💕💕💕 Volunteering With SAN

These guys and gal are freaking amazing. Very good energy, best food bank in town. Highly recommended.

Had an appointment. Was asked to leave when I showed up. Didn't even ask why I was there. The supervisor Gaye Weiss was very confrontational. Very rude woman. Threatened me with police. I actually did have an appointment there. I had to walk up Monroe street hill to get there. I was recovering from the a very bad flu..it was 22 degrees. They would not allow me to wait in the reception are for 5 minute that's i was early. I was there to fill paper work that my case worker did not Finnish for me in the first place causing me to have no medical coverage..please let everyone know that this seems to be an acceptable way in which GHaye Weiss serves out community by denying my food pantry an having me to remain in the frigid temps while suffering a terrible flu

Volunteers are friendly, as is the staff. Their support group is very welcoming if you're poz and new in town. The pantry program is helpful. Sucks they won't be here to help the community after March is over.

Thank you SAN staff, clients and volunteers for all your support for over 3 decades. Stronger Together!

Friendly helpful staff

This organization does amazing work for the HIV positive community as well as the LGBT community. It's an invaluable resource in Spokane that helps do important work with HIV/AIDS and helps test, give care and counseling on the topic.