Full list of NWCF grants distributed in FY2024
NWCF 2024 Grantmaking
Healing Children These grants help children who have suffered abuse and neglect heal from their traumatic experiences and find permanency and stability . We prioritize programs that target long-term benefits that build resilience and halt the intergenerational cycle of abuse, neglect, and trauma.
10,500
Boyer Children’s Clinic: Therapeutic intervention to support foster parents in building nurturing relationships with young children who have special healthcare needs. Child Advocacy Center of Snohomish County at Dawson Place: Coordinated medical, mental health, advocacy, protection, and law-enforcement services for children in Snohomish County who have suffered abuse. Childhaven: Trauma care and treatment services to strengthen families and support the healing of children ages birth to five who have experienced trauma. Children’s Therapy Center: Services for special needs children provided by trained social workers, occupational therapists, family resources coordinators, and speech therapists. Community Action Council: Coordinated, multidisciplinary response to children who have experienced abuse and their families including prevention, investigation, prosecution, and treatment. Encompass: Fully-equipped mobile lab to facilitate therapy programs for children and families in rural areas, homeless shelters, transitional housing, and schools. Family Law CASA: Advocacy for children in high-risk custody cases. HopeSparks Family Services: Family support, education, and specialized counseling for children who have suffered trauma. Kindering: Services to promote the social and emotional well-being of children involved in the child welfare system and living in out-of-home placements.
*100,000
*30,000
11,100
*30,000
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center: Parent education and therapy to help non-offending caregivers respond to their child who has been sexually abused and improve safety for their children. Legal Counsel for Youth and Children: Legal representation, strong community partnerships, and systemic advocacy to protect the interests and safety of youth in Washington. Navos: Early intervention to help young children and their caregivers form secure attachments and break cycles of abuse and neglect. Northwest Center: Support for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities and developmental delays. Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: Legal services and advocacy for abused, abandoned, and undocumented immigrant children.
14,500
11,000
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
15,000
*30,000
*30,000
14,500
Consistent and reliable funding frees us up to focus more on our work and less on worrying
about procuring funding. – 2024 Partner Agency
* Multi-year grants; amounts shown are distributed over a three-year period.
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NW Children’s Foundation 2024 Grants
Healing Children (continued)
*30,000
Pediatric Interim Care Center: Immediate, short-term, medically supervised care for newborns with prenatal drug exposure. Ryther: Residential and outpatient behavioral and mental health services for children and families who have experienced trauma. Secret Harbor: Therapeutic foster care, in-home support, and residential treatment services for young people who have experienced significant trauma. Steps: Education services and therapy in the home for young children with intensive medical, mental, or social risk factors. TeamChild: Advocacy and specialized legal services connecting high-needs youth in crisis with support programs and services. Wonderland Child & Family Services: Early diagnosis and treatment for children ages birth to 13 with developmental delays or disabilities due to prenatal substance exposure. YWCA of Pierce County: Comprehensive services and therapeutic intervention for children and families who have witnessed or experienced domestic violence in their home.
*30,000
10,000
*30,000
*100,000
14,000
7,000
*30,000
Olive Crest: Recruitment, training, certification, and ongoing support of foster families for children who have suffered abuse and/or neglect.
Strengthening Families These grants prevent child abuse and neglect for families at the greatest risk and support healing and stability for families impacted by domestic violence and homelessness. We prioritize programs that use integrated services to help build family protective factors.
*30,000
12,300
Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services: Housing, counseling, parenting, and children’s programs for Deaf and DeafBlind victims of sexual and domestic violence. Anacortes Family Center: Comprehensive services to families experiencing homelessness, including shelter, affordable housing, intensive case management, and community advocacy. Atlantic Street Center: Support for academic achievement and positive parenting skills for teen parents to obtain healthier outcomes for them and their children. Brigid Collins Family Support Center: Evidence-based services including therapy, case management and parenting education for at-risk families with children from birth to 12 years.
Center for Human Serices: Support services and parenting education to help related caregivers of at-risk children gain skills and resources. Child Care Action Council of Thurston County: Support for early learning communities through child care, early learning, and parent education. ChildStrive: Therapeutic in-home and community parenting support and education for families living with trauma or chronic hardship. Housing Hope: High-quality child development services to children and their parents specifically designed to meet the needs of families experiencing homelessness or poverty.
13,000
11,500
11,000
16,000
*30,000
*30,000
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NW Children’s Foundation 2024 Grants
Strengthening Families (continued)
*30,000
*30,000
Interfaith Association of NW Washington: Referral, support, and advocacy services for families during and after their stay in emergency shelter. LifeWire: Support groups, advocacy assistance, and one-on-one counseling for children and youth who have experienced violence or abuse. Lydia Place: Parent educator home visits, group parenting education, and therapeutic interventions for children in shelters and transitional housing. Mary’s Place: Safe, inclusive shelter and services to support women, children, and families on their journey out of homelessness. New Beginnings: Support for domestic violence survivors and their families including legal, financial, mental health, housing, and referral services. New Phoebe House Association: Comprehensive recovery and reunification program for families who face multiple challenges and are involved with the child welfare system. Parent Trust for Washington Children: Support and education services for high-risk, underserved families through every stage of a child’s life.
SafePlace: Basic needs and comprehensive, age-appropriate support services for children and teens in families who have experienced domestic violence. Solid Ground Washington: Programs and support for children who have experienced homelessness and domestic violence. Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center: Safety and support to survivors of sexual and domestic violence through advocacy, prevention education, and action for social change. Vashon Youth and Family Services: Wraparound and trauma-informed programs that promote protective factors for Island children and families to reduce the likelihood of child abuse and neglect. Vine Maple Place: Comprehensive housing and support services for single parents and their children to build stability and self-sufficiency. Youth Eastside Services: Research-based parent education curriculums to help parents build healthy and positive relationships with their infant or toddler. YWCA Seattle, King, Snohomish: Peer-based support services to parents overcoming substance use disorders and their children in Snohomish County.
*30,000
*30,000
*100,000
16,000
12,000
*30,000
12,000
*100,000
*30,000
14,500
*100,000
15,000
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NW Children’s Foundation 2024 Grants
Empowering Youth These grants help youth fulfill their potential, so they can make good life decisions and break the intergenerational cycle of abuse and trauma. We prioritize programs that focus on instilling youth with necessary assets to grow into strong, responsible adults, including positive role models and peer support.
*75,000
BELONG Partners: Partnering with educators, organizations, and families to transform schools into equitable learning communities. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County: Enduring, professionally supported one-to- one mentoring relationships for Island County children ages six to 16 facing adversity. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Washington: Enduring, professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relationships for Southwest Washington children ages six to 18 facing adversity. Cocoon House: Housing and wraparound support services for homeless young people 12 to 17 years old, and their children. Communities In Schools of Greater King County: Mentoring, tutoring, and wraparound support for underserved students provided through a network of community volunteers. Communities In Schools of Lakewood: Mentoring, tutoring, and wraparound support for underserved students provided through a network of community volunteers. Friends of the Children: Long-term professional mentoring to guide children facing tough challenges to reach their potential and achieve their goals. Friends of Youth: Safe housing and comprehensive support to pregnant and parenting youth ages 18 to 24 experiencing homelessness and their young children. Northwest Education Access: Higher education advocacy and opportunities for young people struggling to overcome poverty and adversity. ROOTS: Emergency shelter, case management, and access to a continuum of support services for homeless young adults in Seattle’s University District. SafeFutures Youth Center: Comprehensive services to support and advocate for young people from communities of color and low- income communities.
With your help, we will continue to do everything in our power to help our students reach their full potential. Thank you for investing in youth, investing in education, and investing in the future. – 2024 Partner Agency
10,000
7,000
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
*100,000
14,500
Skagit Valley Family YMCA: Emergency shelter, drop-in services, case management, and referrals for Skagit County youth ages 13 to 17. Treehouse: Comprehensive support for the educational needs of youth in foster care. YouthCare: Housing and support services for youth ages 14 to 17 who are experiencing homelessness. Youth Tutoring Program (CCS): Tutoring to elementary, middle, and high school youth living in six low-income and public housing communities in Seattle.
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
*30,000
$800,000
Total 2024 Grants:
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