New Leaf Coffee in Spokane
Visit New Leaf Coffee Shop in Spokane for coffee, espresso drinks, pastries, and cafe favorites that support job training and opportunity through Transitions. Every purchase helps adults and youth build confidence, workplace skills, and pathways toward employment.
Coffee With a Mission in Spokane
New Leaf is more than a local Spokane coffee shop. It is a social enterprise of Transitions where every cup of coffee helps support job training, confidence building, and meaningful work experience for adults and youth facing barriers to employment.
With convenient cafe locations in Spokane, New Leaf gives the community an easy way to enjoy great coffee while supporting a mission that helps people turn a fresh page.
New Leaf offers support from a dedicated Vocational Specialist, a professional who helps individuals overcome barriers to employment and build a path toward meaningful, sustainable work. Vocational Specialists work one-on-one with participants to identify strengths, develop job skills, create resumes, practice interviewing, and connect with employment or training opportunities. They also provide ongoing support to address challenges such as gaps in work history, limited experience, or other obstacles that can make finding and keeping a job difficult. This personalized guidance can be an important step toward financial stability and independence.
Individuals interested in working with a Vocational Specialist can call our main number at (509) 328-6702, option 2, or email info@help4women.org to learn more.
Visit Each New Leaf Coffee Location
New Leaf serves the Spokane community through welcoming cafe locations where every purchase supports job training, opportunity, and the mission of Transitions.
New Leaf: Spokane YMCA/YWCA
930 N Monroe St,
Spokane, WA 99201
New Leaf: Spokane Public Library
906 W Main Ave
Spokane, WA 99201
Serving DOMA Coffee With a Purpose
New Leaf proudly serves DOMA Coffee, a beloved Inland Northwest roaster known for quality, craft, and community minded coffee. Every cup gives guests a chance to enjoy locally roasted coffee while supporting the mission of Transitions.
When you stop by New Leaf for a latte, espresso, drip coffee, or seasonal drink, you are doing more than choosing a great Spokane coffee spot. You are supporting job training, workplace confidence, and fresh opportunities for adults and youth building their next chapter.
A Local Spokane Coffee Shop That Gives Back
When you visit New Leaf Coffee, you are supporting more than a coffee shop. You are helping Transitions provide real world job training, vocational support, and workplace experience for adults and youth working toward stability and self sufficiency.
Every latte, drip coffee, pastry, and cafe visit helps create opportunities for people in Spokane who are building confidence, learning new skills, and preparing for future employment.
New Leaf Cafe Questions
Where can I get coffee in downtown Spokane that supports a local nonprofit?
New Leaf at Spokane Public Library is a downtown Spokane coffee shop operated by Transitions. Every purchase supports job training and opportunity for adults and youth in Spokane.
Is there a coffee shop inside Spokane Public Library?
Yes. New Leaf Cafe is located on the first floor of Spokane Public Library’s Central Library near the south entrance.
Where is New Leaf in Spokane?
New Leaf Coffee has Spokane locations at Central Library, 906 W Main Ave, and the Central YMCA/YWCA, 930 N Monroe St. Hours and menus may vary by location.
How does New Leaf support the Spokane community?
New Leaf is a social enterprise of Transitions that provides job training, workplace skills, and confidence building for adults and youth facing barriers to traditional employment.
What makes New Leaf different from other Spokane coffee shops?
New Leaf Coffee combines local coffee service with a mission. Every purchase helps support Transitions’ work to end poverty and homelessness for women and children in Spokane.
Grab a Coffee. Support a Fresh Start.
Every visit to New Leaf helps turn a simple cup of coffee into something more meaningful. When you stop in for DOMA coffee, a latte, or a quick cafe favorite, you are helping support job training, confidence building, and new opportunities for people in Spokane.