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Maji Rising is reimagining healthcare access by turning it into a community-wide family reunion
The 2025 Block Party
Our service providers and partner organizations were the heart of this gathering. Each one brings their unique expertise, culture, and care to make wellness accessible, joyful, and rooted in community.
It was about more than check-ups and resources—it’s about building trust, closing gaps, and celebrating health as a shared journey.
Our vision with PopUp! Healthcare Block Parties is to transform healthcare access into a community-wide family reunion, where:
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Trust is Built: Establishing strong relationships within the community to foster a supportive environment.
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Disparities are Addressed: Actively working to identify and eliminate barriers to healthcare for all community members.
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Holistic Health is Celebrated: Emphasizing the importance of mental, physical, and emotional well-being through cultural and joyful expressions.
Services Provided at the 2025 PopUp!:
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Dental Exams
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Primary Care
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Dr. Me Clinic
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CPR Training
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Suture and Phlebotomy Clinic
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Housing Support
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Voter Resources
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Clinic​
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​Vision, Hearing, Speech,
and Cognitive Screenings
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​Financial Resources ​​
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Pharmacy Outreach
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Voter Registration
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Healing Through Music
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Mental Health Resources
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Teddy Bear Clinic
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Naloxone Training
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EWU and Spokane College Applications & Same-Day Acceptance
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And Much, Much More!
Help support our next PopUp!
Pop Up! A Healthcare Block Party 2025 was made possible through collaboration with a wide range of service providers and community organizations including: SmileMobile, CHAS Health, Fred Hutch Cancer Center, Providence, Shades of Motherhood, Pfizer, Raze Early Learning and Development, Northtown Mall, NEWESD, Spokane Regional Health District, Washington Poison Center, MLK Center, Exact Sciences, EWU, Whitworth University, The Links Inc Spokane, Spokane NAACP, Washington State Women’s Commission, Canopy, Nest, Spectrum, Wicked Roots Tea and Herbs, Numerica, NAACP Spokane, Take Up The Cause, Spokane Colleges, Washington State University Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences, Spokane Regional Health District, Maddie’s Place, Humana MarketPoint, GoJo Patrol, RJ's BBQ, Based Fiasco, Nu Jack City, N.O.O.W (New Order of Worship), Chauncey Jones, Cannon Ball Events, Get It Got It Media, and outBurst.
