February  11, 2016 - Carol Kreigh spoke to us about "Feed Cheney".  They provide a free dinner each month, usually on the last Monday.  Free groceries are also available and sometimes clothing is also available.  The meal is available to everyone  - no financial criteria has to be met.  The food is provided and prepared by the Spokane County Women's and Children's free restaurant and Second Harvest.    It costs about $6,000 per year to operate the program.  All money comes from fundraising and they operate under the 501(c)(3) license of the United Church of Christ.  They have an average of 50 volunteers each month; they come from church congregations, EWU student organizations and Cheney High student organizations.