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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 […]
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Lambert House has been selected as Bonneville Seattle’s Charity of the Month for June 2019. Lambert House is a safe place for LGBTQ youth ages 11-22. Through fun activities, support groups, planning meetings, dances and other events, Lambert House is where LGBTQ youth make life better for each other. Every day, youth visit the drop-in […]
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Calling all high school athletic coaches, athletic directors and physical education professionals in the state of Washington! Think outside the lines to expand your coaching skill set at the Mariners OnBASE 5-Tool Coaches training on June 18, 2019 at T-Mobile Park. The event will be hosted by Mike Salk of 710 ESPN Seattle’s Brock & […]
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Every year, Northwest Harvest helps to secure approximately 32 million pounds of food for distribution to a network of 375 partner food banks, meal programs, and high-need schools. With a mission to help hungry people statewide have access to nutritious food, Northwest Harvest aims to promote good health and respect the dignity and individual situation […]
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ZGiRLS has been named Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for May 2019 for equipping girls with tools to be confident, centered and courageous in Seattle and across the country. The organization was founded by Olympic and NCAA athletes and has helped over 2,500 girls across the country build the confidence they need to live […]
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Autism Speaks has been named Bonneville Seattle’s charity of the month for April 2019. Serving communities in Washington, Autism Speaks promotes solutions for the needs of individuals with autism and their families, across the spectrum and throughout the life span of the individual. Autism Speaks works to advocate and support people with autism, and is […]
