We are thrilled to announce that the checks have gone out for our GiveTogether summer event, which successfully raised $1.3 million. Those funds are being invested in the community via grants to a diverse selection of nonprofits working to address pressing issues across Greater Seattle.
Unlike previous GiveTogether efforts, which targeted a single interest area within our Healthy Community Framework, this summer we expanded the giving effort across six critical areas of community need (download the infographic to learn more about how each issue fits into our Healthy Community Framework)
Addressing homelessness
Fostering education for living-wage careers
Expanding out-of-school learning opportunities
Addressing climate change
Prioritizing mental health
Integrating immigrant and refugee communities
The GiveTogether Committee selected these issue areas after reviewing nearly 200 proposals from a strong pool of grant applicants. After a four-month process, we are excited to share the 96 organizations selected to receive funding.
This collective effort is a great example of how Seattle Foundation works in concert with local nonprofits to identify and address critical needs—and strengthen the community as a whole. A huge thank you to all who contributed and to all the nonprofits who are working to build a better Seattle.
Congratulations to each of the following organizations!
Bellwether Housing
Building Changes
Capitol Hill Housing
Chief Seattle Club
Church Council of Greater Seattle
Downtown Emergency Service Center
Elizabeth Gregory Home
Friends of Youth
Hopelink
Hospitality House
King County Bar Foundation
LifeWire
Low Income Housing Institute
Mary’s Place
Mercy Housing Northwest
Neighborhood House
Northwest Justice Project
Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets
Plymouth Healing Communities
Plymouth Housing Group
Puget Sound SAGE
ROOTS/Shalom Zone Nonprofit Association
Solid Ground
The Salvation Army
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Way Back Inn
YouthCare
YWCA of Seattle – King County – Snohomish County
City University of Seattle
Seattle Education Access
The Prosperity Agenda
Seattle Goodwill
Seattle Jobs Initiative
Urban League
Ventures
Year Up
America Scores Seattle
Boys and Girls Clubs of King County
Community Day School Association
Community for Youth
CryOut!
Mentoring Works WA
Pacific Science Center
Rainier Scholars
Reel Grrls
Schools Out Washington
Seattle Music Partners
Southwest Youth and Family Services
Team Read
The Service Board
Urban Family
Urban Impact
Vietnamese Friendship Association
Youth in Focus
Young Women Empowered
Climate Solutions
Communities of Color for Climate Justice (Latino Community Fund)
Futurewise
Got Green
Sightline Institute
NW SEED
Transportation Choices Coalition
Washington Environmental Council
Asian Counseling and Referral Service
Denise Louie Education Center
Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle
Ethiopian Community in Seattle
Interim Community Development Association
Literacy Source
Mother Africa
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority
Somali Family Task Force
Somali Youth and Family Club
South Park Information and Resource Center
White Center Community Development Association
Bailey-Boushay House
Birth to Three Developmental Center
Circle of Friends for Mental Health
Consejo Counseling and Referral Service
Full Life Care
Kent Youth and Family Services
Kindering Center
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center
Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Neighborcare Health
Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic
Seattle Counseling Service
Sound Mental Health
The DoVE Project
Therapeutic Health Services
Transitional Resources
University of Washington Center for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress
Valley Cities Counseling
YMCA of Greater Seattle
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