Charity and Donations

One hour a week can make all the difference in a child’s life.

New youth mentoring program seeks more volunteers to meet growing demand

You only need an hour a week to make a difference in a child’s life

 

K9 Officer in training. - Photo courtesy of Snohomish County K9 Foundation

Snohomish County’s cutest law enforcement officers play a key role in keeping the community safe.

Local not-for-profit helps keep K9 officers and their handlers happy, healthy and ready for anything

 

Volunteering at Stanwood Camano Food Bank - Photo courtesy of Village Community Services

Planning an event or meeting? This Arlington room rental helps transform lives

Village Community Services uses creative, real-world approach to teach job-readiness skills

 

Tyrone McMorris, Director of Casino Road Kids Ministries. Photo courtesy CRKM. Bob’s Burgers and Brew - Everett is proud to work with the local nonprofit.

Not just a restaurant — a vehicle for change

Helping Everett children start strong, with healthy meals and caring mentorship

Tyrone McMorris, Director of Casino Road Kids Ministries. Photo courtesy CRKM. Bob’s Burgers and Brew - Everett is proud to work with the local nonprofit.
Photo courtesy of Eagle Wings

Step out of your comfort zone to give – and gain – something special this season

Getting uncomfortable can provide opportunities for personal growth

Photo courtesy of Eagle Wings
Supportive team leaders are a key part of life at HopeWorks - photo curtesy of HopeWorks

Finding that perfect gift, while supporting the Everett community has never been easier!

HopeWorks has an easy holiday solution for everyone on your list!

Supportive team leaders are a key part of life at HopeWorks - photo curtesy of HopeWorks
Hilary lost her home in 2016, but after years of hard work and support from organizations like Housing Hope, she's got her whole family under one roof again.

Hilary lost her home in 2016, but thanks to local support, she never lost hope

Housing Hope supports families in Snohomish County through housing and tailored services

Hilary lost her home in 2016, but after years of hard work and support from organizations like Housing Hope, she's got her whole family under one roof again.
Facility dog, Sibella, in the Dawson Place Interview suite. Dawson Place is a non-profit organization providing safety, justice, and healing to victims of child physical abuse, sexual assault, neglect, drug endangerment, or a witness to a violent crime.

A place to heal, a place to thrive

Dawson Place offers children of abuse advocacy and safety

Facility dog, Sibella, in the Dawson Place Interview suite. Dawson Place is a non-profit organization providing safety, justice, and healing to victims of child physical abuse, sexual assault, neglect, drug endangerment, or a witness to a violent crime.
Kari Hovde teaches a young dancer. Hovde has just launched The Backstage Foundation, a non-profit that funds opportunities for young dancers to build their talent and character while fulfilling their dreams and inspiring others.

Helping Washington dancers take center stage

The Backstage Foundation offers scholarships to talented dancers for studio fees, travel and more!

Kari Hovde teaches a young dancer. Hovde has just launched The Backstage Foundation, a non-profit that funds opportunities for young dancers to build their talent and character while fulfilling their dreams and inspiring others.
In this quickly growing community, the need to address hunger is a priority for organizations like the Lake Stevens Community Food Bank who serve approximately 1,200 families, or 3,000 individuals, per month.

Nourishing the community: Lake Stevens Community Food Bank builds sustainability

In 2020, 60 million people turned to food banks in the United States. More than one million of them live in the state of Washington.… Continue reading

In this quickly growing community, the need to address hunger is a priority for organizations like the Lake Stevens Community Food Bank who serve approximately 1,200 families, or 3,000 individuals, per month.
For over 40 years, the nonprofit Puget Sound Kidney Centers (PSKC) has been a leading provider of high quality, comprehensive dialysis care, social services, nutritional counselling, and health education to those affected by CKD.

Preventing kidney disease

Puget Sound Kidney Centers help community with education and treatment services

For over 40 years, the nonprofit Puget Sound Kidney Centers (PSKC) has been a leading provider of high quality, comprehensive dialysis care, social services, nutritional counselling, and health education to those affected by CKD.
Homage is a nonprofit serving seniors and people with disabilities in Snohomish County. Programs include Meals on Wheels, Community Table Dining, Mental Health Counseling, Transportation Assistance, Minor Home Repairs, and Social Services. You can learn more at www.homage.org.

Prioritizing kindness: Homage delivers services and compassion to seniors

A soft voice on the line pleads: “Can you help me?” That caller and soft voice was Evie, a widowed 77-year-old woman whose cupboards were… Continue reading

Homage is a nonprofit serving seniors and people with disabilities in Snohomish County. Programs include Meals on Wheels, Community Table Dining, Mental Health Counseling, Transportation Assistance, Minor Home Repairs, and Social Services. You can learn more at www.homage.org.
C3 Executive Director Jacque Julien with other members of the C3 team at "Meet Me in the Park."

Small team makes big impact!

Communities of Color Coalition seeks support to continue strengthening systemic change

C3 Executive Director Jacque Julien with other members of the C3 team at "Meet Me in the Park."
Washington Vocational Services believes every person with a disability has employment potential, and a right to enjoy full opportunity for employment, enterprise, and earnings. Their goal is to match each individual’s unique skills and talents with the employer’s specific needs.

There is a job for everyone

Washington Vocational Services: Helping individuals secure employment and achieve full inclusion in their communities The American Community Survey data shows an estimated 37 per cent… Continue reading

Washington Vocational Services believes every person with a disability has employment potential, and a right to enjoy full opportunity for employment, enterprise, and earnings. Their goal is to match each individual’s unique skills and talents with the employer’s specific needs.