Rainier Scholars believes every student deserves access to a transformative education, regardless of background. Their comprehensive program—covering academics, mental health, and career development—supports 630 scholars and their families each year. By removing barriers to college, they work to provide students of color with equal opportunities. 89% of eligible scholars graduate from 4-year colleges, and 97% of 2023 grads are employed or in graduate school.

Hamlin Robinson School is a specialized independent school in Seattle that serves students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences. Educating over 300 students annually from grades 1 through 12, the school provides individualized, multisensory instruction to help students achieve their full potential. Hamlin Robinson fosters confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning in its students, transforming lives and academic trajectories.

Zeno was founded in 2003 by a group of parents who recognized the significance of math and the importance of nurturing a child's confidence in math early on through play. Their work was rooted in the belief that math could serve as an equalizer for children in disadvantaged communities. Initially, Zeno provided math programs to families from diverse racial and socio-economic backgrounds, offering reduced costs to schools primarily serving low-income children and families.

Kindering provides life-changing early intervention services for more than 6,000 children with developmental delays and disabilities annually. With campuses in Bellevue, Bothell, and Renton, they offer physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as family support programs. Kindering’s holistic approach ensures that children and families receive the care they need to succeed in school and life.

The Denise Louise Education Center provides high-quality early childhood education to low-income families in King County. Their programs serve over 200 children annually, offering nurturing environments that promote school readiness and social-emotional growth. The center helps children build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

The Hearing, Speech, and Deaf Center (HSDC) provides comprehensive services to more than 4,500 individuals annually in the Puget Sound region. They offer audiology services, speech therapy, and Deaf and Hard of Hearing advocacy programs, promoting inclusion and communication access for people of all ages. HSDC’s work empowers individuals to connect, learn, and thrive in their communities.

Junior Achievement of Washington inspires and prepares over 85,000 young people annually to achieve success through programs focused on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and career readiness. With hands-on experiences like JA BizTown and JA Finance Park, students gain real-world skills and knowledge that empower them to navigate their futures with confidence. Junior Achievement equips youth to make informed choices and build prosperous communities.

The Highly Hated Foundation works to inspire and empower youth through mentorship, arts, and education. By fostering creativity and self-expression, they engage with at-risk youth in under-resourced communities, helping them build confidence and pursue brighter futures. Their programs emphasize resilience, positivity, and leadership development.

Bellevue Arts Museum (BAM) serves as a leading center for the exploration of art, craft, and design in the Pacific Northwest. Annually, the museum attracts approximately 50,000 visitors who engage with its dynamic exhibitions and programs. BAM also hosts the Bellevue Arts Museum Arts Fair, one of the largest arts and crafts events in the region, drawing over 350,000 visitors each year. Through its diverse offerings, BAM fosters creativity and inspires conversations within the community.

Family First Community Center is a beacon of opportunity for underserved families in Renton, Washington, offering programs focused on health, wellness, and education. With a state-of-the-art facility, their offerings include fitness classes, tutoring, and youth mentoring, creating a supportive and enriching environment. By investing in the whole family, the center helps build brighter futures and stronger communities.