LaCrosse Community Pride
~Supporting Economic Vitality and Historical Preservation in LaCrosse, WA~
Proud to be the smallest
Main Street Community in Washington
and the 3rd smallest in the United States
The little town that could and did
This once bustling farming community nearly faced extinction with the mechanization of agriculture leading to fewer job opportunities in the area and State Highway 26 was re-routed to bypass town. Despite the negative media surrounding the situation, a handful of local residents with a deep passion for the community teamed up with regional organizations to find a way to breathe life back into LaCrosse, WA.
About us
LaCrosse Community Pride is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to revitalizing the community of LaCrosse, Washington. Despite our town's tiny population of 310 residents, we have been able to band together and rebuild the historic brick store, improve the bank and cafe, add a library and a community gathering place, and add businesses along the way to create 15 jobs in LaCrosse.
Join LCP
We are in desperate need of volunteers. It take a village to keep a community alive. Please contact Sarah at 509-549-3020 or skanelcp@gmail.com to see how you can help.
Latest News
Calling all Architects!!!
LaCrosse Community Pride (LCP) is soliciting proposals from qualified architectural firms to assist in space planning, design, and construction services for the LaCrosse Food Hub.
All responses to the LCP RFP must be submitted by June 10, 2026, by 5:00 P.M.
LCP’s RFQ includes a description of the services to be provided by respondents; the minimum content of the responses; and the factors to be used to evaluate the responses. Subject to the approval of the LCP board of trustees, the selected firm or firms may also be called upon to provide final design services, including preparation of plans and specifications, supervision of the bidding process, and construction services.
This project is partially funded through the Washington State Community Development Block Grant Program, with federal funds provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. As a result, state and federal requirements will apply to the selection process and conduct of the project. Minority- and women-owned firms are encouraged to submit proposals.
Main Street Tax Incentive Program Washington State businesses can receive a B&O or PUT credit for private contributions to eligible downtown organizations. Learn more by watching video linked to the image below.
Farmers' Festival
June 26-28
Friday
-Firefighter Fundraiser Dinner 6PM
- Chalk Art 6:30PM
- Car Cruise & Park 6:30PM
- And Much More
Saturday
- Parade 10:30AM
- Pit BBQ in Park 12PM
- All Age Softball 4PM
- Street Dance 9PM
- And Much More
