M.U.S.T. pairs underrepresented youth with mentors who guide them through academic challenges and personal growth. By serving over 500 students annually, they create pathways to college and career success. M.U.S.T. empowers young people to overcome barriers and realize their potential.

Villa Communitaria empowers immigrant and refugee families in South King County with programs that promote education, leadership, and self-sufficiency. They serve hundreds of families annually, offering services like English classes, citizenship assistance, and youth mentorship. Their work builds stronger, more connected communities.

Treehouse supports over 7,500 youth in foster care across Washington State with programs that help them graduate from high school and achieve independence. Their Graduation Success program has significantly improved high school graduation rates for foster youth, fostering brighter futures. Treehouse advocates for equity and opportunity for every child.

Sports in Schools creates equitable access to athletics for over 5,000 students annually in King County. They provide funding, equipment, and scholarships to ensure every child can participate in sports regardless of financial barriers. Their work promotes health, teamwork, and community connection.

South King County Youth Services provides housing, counseling, and educational support for at-risk youth in the region. Their programs help hundreds of young people each year overcome challenges, achieve stability, and build brighter futures. By addressing critical needs, they create pathways to independence and success.

Rainier Athletes partners with schools to mentor and support over 150 students annually who face barriers to success. By combining academic and extracurricular engagement with mentorship, they empower students to stay in school, build confidence, and achieve their goals. Rainier Athletes believes every child deserves the opportunity to thrive.

Parent Trust for Washington Children reaches over 16,000 families annually with programs that strengthen parenting skills and reduce family stress. Their services include parenting classes, support groups, and a family helpline. By empowering parents and caregivers, Parent Trust creates safer, healthier environments for children to thrive.

The NW Children’s Foundation focuses on breaking the cycle of child abuse, neglect, and trauma by funding programs that provide prevention, intervention, and healing services. Annually, they support over 50 nonprofit organizations, impacting the lives of thousands of children and families in King County. Their collaborative approach creates a stronger safety net for vulnerable youth

No More Under raises awareness and promotes water safety to prevent drowning, especially in communities of color. Through swim lessons, safety campaigns, and life jacket distribution, they’ve reached thousands of children and families in the Puget Sound area. Their mission is to ensure every family has access to the tools and knowledge to stay safe in and around water.

Lucy Strong provides support and advocacy for children and families facing life-threatening illnesses. By offering financial assistance, family events, and community connections, they ensure that families navigating medical challenges feel supported and less alone. Lucy Strong empowers families to face adversity with resilience and hope.

The Justice for Girls Coalition advocates for systemic change to improve the lives of girls impacted by the juvenile justice system in Washington State. Through policy reform, community-based programming, and storytelling, they address inequities and elevate the voices of girls and their families. Their work fosters equity, safety, and opportunities for vulnerable youth.

Grassroot Projects addresses food insecurity and education inequities in underrepresented communities through direct engagement and sustainable solutions. Their impactful programs, including food distribution, community gardens, and youth mentorship, have empowered hundreds of families to build self-sufficiency. By fostering local leadership and collaboration, Grassroot Projects creates lasting change from the ground up.

In partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation, the Associated Recreation Council (ARC) offers a diverse range of recreational, cultural, and educational programs across Seattle. With 36 advisory councils and programs in 13 neighborhood community centers, ARC provides half-day preschool programs and after-school classes for over 1,000 children in nine elementary schools. Their initiatives, including sports leagues and art classes, aim to strengthen community connections and enhance quality of life for residents of all ages.

Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center serves more than 400 individuals with disabilities annually through equine-assisted therapy programs. Their innovative approach combines horseback riding with physical, occupational, and speech therapy to improve strength, confidence, and independence. Little Bit fosters a sense of community and inclusion for riders, volunteers, and families.