We’re excited to share that TwispWorks and our Methow Investment Network (MIN) were featured in a new article by Washington State University Extension highlighting how local investment networks are strengthening rural economies across Washington.
The story showcases how programs like MIN connect community members who want to invest locally with small businesses that need support to start or grow. As MIN Coordinator Patrick Law shared, “People love this community and want to support it. For most, it’s about community spirit and advancing the local economy, but there can also be financial benefits.”
We’re proud to see the Methow Valley recognized as a model for community-driven investment and resilience.
Read the full article from WSU Extension:
👉 Local dollars, local impact: WSU Extension builds community investment networks