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Big Brothers Big Sisters' mentoring changes lives of local youth for the better, forever. By providing children with positive role models we are keeping kids in school, helping them make constructive life choices, keeping them away from drugs and alcohol, and broadening their horizons in many, many ways.

EACS is a 501(c)3 whose mission is to be an inclusive organization dedicated to improving the well-being of East African refugees and their families in King County while encouraging refugee families to preserve their diverse cultural heritage. EACS was established to provide culturally specific advocacy, information, referral and direct social services to East African refugees living in King County. Our vision is to develop and strengthen the capacity of East African refugees in King County at the individual, family, and community levels. We do this by helping them achieve naturalization through our citizenship classes and direct case management and by providing English as a Second Language classes and a computer lab. EACS also hosts five education programs, the Culturally Appropriate Responsive Education Center (CARE Center), the African Eagles high school club, the After School Tutoring Program, the Parent Educational Empowerment Program, and the Summer Learning Camp.

Our mission is to provide a learning experience through meaningful play based on the child’s individual needs, interest and abilities that will build a foundation for further academic skills. Primm ABC Childcare and Preschool has been providing high quality childcare in South Seattle since 1970. Our philosophy is one of love, warmth and respect for the rights and needs of each other and is one in which the needs of the children must always come first. Most of our families that we serve are low income, working families who rely on the subsidies such as the City of Seattle King County and DSHS to pay in full or part of their childcare costs. While 95% of our children come from single-parents families, mostly women and/or grandparents raising grand or great grand children facing severe economic challenges they are very active partners in their children’s education and committed to building strong foundations for their children’s development.

YouthForce is a teen employment program of the Boys and Girls Clubs of King County. Our non profit is run entirely by five staff. Each year, we place over 200 underserved teens in internship positions throughout Seattle and Bellevue. Some of our internship sites include CenturyLink Field, Microsoft and Stoel Rives, LLP. YouthForce provides job coaching and hosts monthly workshops for development in these areas: College and Career Planning Personal/Professional Development Financial Literacy Community Engagement Our goal is to prepare teens for successful futures. Help us help teens!

The Denise Louie Education Center (DLEC) serves over 300 children with quality, mutli-cultural preschool service, comprehensive home visiting services, and Play and Learn groups at four locations in the Seattle area.

Allyship is a social justice organization that works on health care disparities, homeless youth issues, and economic justice in the lesbian, bisexual,gay and transgender(LGBT)communities. We do this through education, advocacy and community organizing. Your donated items will benefit low-income LGBT communities and homeless youth.

Northwest Center Teens is an inclusive after-school and summer program for teenagers of all abilities. NWC Teens creates a safe place where teens can make friends, socialize, and learn new skills. We practice life and social skills to promote independence and transition into adulthood. We have extended hours that meet the needs of working families with teens with disibilities. We accept every teen, regardless of the level of support they need. Staff will work with participants and families to faciliate inclusion, safety and the practice of independent life and social skills.

SightConnection has been in operations since 1965 and our mission is to help people with vision loss lead active, independent lives. Through the sales of donated clothing, household goods and E-Waste we are able to provide independent living services to over 1,200 each year.

Northwest's Child & Aaron's Place serve children from age 5 to 21 and adults from 21 and up, with severe/profound developmental and physical disabilities. Our goal is to give them a quality of life and a purposeful day every day, while meeting the unique special needs of each individual.

The mission of RecTech is to provide effective technology-driven programs that provide education, recreation, and community-development services for chidren, familes, and neighborhoods. Your donation will directly impact the youth and families in central and south Seattle who will be learning digitial photography and graphic arts skills.