The Athletes for Kids Mission is to enhance the lives of children who have disabilities and special needs, and the high school athletes who mentor them. They believe that modeling acceptance, inclusion, and respect of all individuals transforms and strengthens our communities. Athletes For Kids serves children in 1st-12th grades who have disabilities and special […]
They are mothers whose sons or daughters became missing in action, died while on active duty, or died as a result of such service. Their history: On June 4, 1928, a group of twenty-five mothers residing in Washington, DC, met to make plans to organize a national organization to be known as American Gold Star […]
Rain City Rock Camp is the only nonprofit in the Seattle area that combines music education, gender-responsive programming and a commitment to positive social change. They center and support women, girls (cis and trans) and gender expansive folk, both in the content of their programming and in the identities of the mentors who are a […]
During the pandemic, nearly 10 million cancer screenings were missed. Early detection improves outcomes for all types of cancer, especially ovarian. Ovarian cancer can be genetically linked to breast cancer. While breast cancer survival rates have improved, ovarian cancer remains the deadliest gynecological cancer and is underfunded by national funding agencies. Ovarian cancer tends to […]
Brigadoon Service Dogs provides service dogs for Veterans, Children and Adults with physical, developmental, and behavioral health disabilities, to promote a more independent and enriched life. They change lives one partnership at a time by “Offering a Helping Paw”! Since their establishment in August of 2004, they have placed over 100 service dogs and have […]
For more than 40 years, PFLAG has been providing peer-to-peer support, publications, toolkits, and other resources to make sure that the family members of people who are LGBTQ get the support they need in the way that best serves their needs. Founded in 1973 after the simple act of a mother publicly supporting her gay […]
Battlefield Addiction is a powerful organization that fights addiction strategically and effectively; and is dedicated to reconnecting the family, the addict and the community. They do so through the application of transformative teachings, in addition to building partnerships that make real solutions available to all. They strengthen and multiply their “Army” and resources by enrolling […]
NatureBridge has been named Bonneville Seattle’s Charity of the Month for April 2021. The organization’s mission is to connect young people to the natural world to foster self-discovery and an appreciation of the planet. Their programs serve over 35,000 children and teens each year by introducing them to National Parks. The organization serves youth in […]
Our Future Matters has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s Charity of the Month for March 2021. The organization works to empower Pacific Islander youth to advocate for equity in education, engage in learning experiences and become community leaders. Through their Summer Leadership Academy, high school juniors and seniors engage in curriculum designed to develop their […]
Elderwise has been named Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for February 2021. Elderwise is an adult day program that uses group discussions and artistic activities support people with memory loss. Their activities provide participants ways to engage and connect with the wider community and supports both the participant and their care givers. The program […]
Street Bean Coffee Roasters has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for January 2021. Their mission is to provide opportunities for young people experiencing homelessness to discover and employ their gifts by serving coffee in our community. They help people build job skills and help connect them to brighter futures with job […]
Green Plate Special has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for December 2020. The non-profit teaches students in 4th through 8th grades how food goes from the garden to the table, aiming to inspire and empower youth through growing, cooking and sharing food. At their quarter-acre sized garden in Seattle, students learn […]
Forward Operating Base Hope, or FOB Hope, has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s Charity of the Month for November 2020. The organization’s mission is to solve the tragedy of death among veterans experiencing homelessness. FOB Hope collects sleeping bags, socks, jackets, and more to help veterans in need. The organization searches for veterans experiencing homelessness […]
Mary Bridge Children’s Foundation has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s Charity of the Month for October 2020. The organization works towards a healing and healthy future for all children. Mary Bridge Hospital and Health Network serves close to half a million kids each year. No child is turned away and they are able to get […]
KIRO Radio, 710 ESPN Seattle, AM 770 KTTH and MyNorthwest, along with 911Day.org and JustServe.org invite you to help honor the 9/11 community, including friends and loved ones lost, by turning the day of tragedy into a day of doing good. Visit 911Day.org or JustServe.org to find a list of 11 good deeds and ways […]
Code 4 Northwest has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for September 2020. The non-profit provides a comprehensive and holistic community of confidential support to people within the first responder and critical care family. The organization is entirely volunteer-run and provides support, crisis response and a referral network for Washington state active […]
Yoga Behind Bars has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s August charity of the month. Their mission is to share yoga and meditation with incarcerated people to promote rehabilitation, personal transformation and a more just society for all. The non-profit trains and teaches 4,000 men, women and juveniles each year in 19 Washington State institutions. By […]
The WAVE Foundation has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for July 2020. Their work supports their vision of a future of nonviolent, healthy relationships and communities. The organization mobilizes the community to fund prevention and education programs serving you and young adults with the goal of ending domestic violence, sexual assault […]
Bonneville Seattle has named Medic One Foundation as the charity of the month for June 2020. Their mission is to save lives by improving pre-hospital emergency care. They support critical programs and initiatives that have a significant impact on the number of lives saved by our region’s Medic On emergency medical system. Medic One requires […]
Northwest Harvest has been named Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for May 2020. In light of the organization’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Northwest Harvest is doing what they do best in serving the community every day. Northwest Harvest is Washington’s leading hunger relief agency. Focused on improving equity in our food system, Northwest […]
The Angel Band Project has been nominated as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for April 2020. Their mission is to use the power of music to provide healing, raise awareness and create positive social change for survivors of sexual violence. The non-profit was created following a terrible tragedy with the goal of capturing the […]
In Her Shoes has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for March 2020. The non-profit is committed to catalyzing courage for girls and women around the world to live and create courageously. They have impacted hundreds of women and girls since 2014. One question fuels their entire purpose: What would you do […]
Kingmakers of Oakland has been named Bonneville Seattle’s February charity of the month. While the organization originated in Oakland, California, Kingmakers has partnered with Seattle Public Schools and the City of Seattle to bring this program to Washington. Kingmakers works with the school district to address problems of practice facing Black male achievement. Their goal […]
