Boeing is a proud sponsor of The Seattle Foundation's GiveBIG on May 2. Committed to building a strong economy for all of King County, Boeing invests in innovative, outcome-based programs that support low-income Puget Sound residents to improve employability and access to employment, increase income and resources, and build assets. For more information, visit www.boeing.com.
Support education and training for low-income adults Improve financial stability for individuals Increase access to resources for underserved businesses |
Washington Attorneys Assisting Community Organizations »WAACO connects business attorneys with nonprofit organizations that need assistance on business-related matters (e.g. corporate governance, formation, tax, intellectual property, real estate, contracts, employment). iLEAP »iLEAP designs and delivers a variety of experiential educational programs that serve as the catalyst for a new generation of global citizens. Sanctuary Art Center »The Sanctuary Art Center is collection of art studios that provide a means of artistic expression for homeless youth and young adults. We believe the creative process allows youth to process the trauma and chaos they experience. |
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Recent Foundation Activities
White House Council for Community Solutions In October, TSF President & CEO Norman Rice and Vice President of Community Leadership Michael Brown were in Washington D.C. for a meeting of the White House Council for Community Solutions. The meeting focused on solutions that address the needs of “Opportunity Youth”—young people age 16-24 who are disconnected from both education and employment. |
Success Story
Promoting Self-sufficiency to Make a Permanent, Positive Change Hopelink serves homeless and low-income families, children, seniors and people with disabilities. With a wide range of services focused on promoting self-sufficiency, Hopelink can help with rent, emergency financial assistance, access to benefits, tax preparation and more. These services are aimed at helping individuals regain financial stability and make a permanent, positive change in their lives. |
64% of King County jobs don't pay enough for a family of four with one wage earner. |