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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Northwest Sarcoma Foundation has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for January 2020. The nonprofit is committed to providing education and support to patients and families living with this specific form of cancer. They work to provide timely and accurate information regarding research and treatment options, and offer support by creating local […]
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Mercy Housing Northwest has been named Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for December 2019. They create stable, vibrant and healthy communities for their residents, while building homes, transforming lives and helping families, individuals and seniors become self sufficient by providing permanent housing. Mercy Housing Northwest owns and operates 54 properties throughout Washington and Idaho, […]
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Minority Veterans of America has been chosen as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for November. Their work focuses on creating community belonging and advancing equity for minority and underrepresented veterans. The primary underrepresented groups that Minority Vets serves are Veterans of Color, Women Veterans, LGBTQ Veterans and (Non)Religious Minority Veterans. They strive to build […]
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Crucial Cash, a shared campaign created by Virginia Mason and CHI Franciscan, has been recognized as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month. The fund helps local cancer patients pay for additional expenses associated with their treatment, from housing expenses, transportation, childcare costs and much more. During the month of October, the Seattle Seahawks will donate […]
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Angels in Sports has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for September. The organization provides scholarships for deserving underprivileged student athletes for academic support, advanced sports training opportunities or advanced team play. Angels in Sports is committed to helping young people reach their full potential as student athletes, without having to succumb […]
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Pushing Boundaries has been named Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for August 2019. They are the Northwest’s full-service exercise based therapy center. Pushing Boundaries provides intensive exercise based recovery programs which focus on regaining function in those paralyzed due to illness, injury or other neurological disorders. Their training system is designed to reeducate damaged […]
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Bonneville Seattle is proud to name WA-BLOC as its July 2019 Charity of the Month. Their mission is to empower youth of color through academic, creative and place based leadership. WA-BLOC, which stands for Building Leaders of Change, uses four approaches to develop youth into powerful leaders. Through inter-generational leadership, restorative justice, youth and parent […]
