SAMPLE GRANTS — SPRING 2008 FUNDING CYCLE
Total Granted: $512,500

 
Grants larger than $10,000
OrganizationProjectGrant
Community Health Care
Tacoma
Eastside Clinic construction, a $10.2 million capital campaign for a new expanded clinic for a clientele 90% low-income. $80,000
Highline Historical Society
Seahurst
Children's classroom in a planned new community museum; $8.7 million capital campaign for facility in downtown Burien. $75,000
KBTC
Tacoma
Early Learning Kidsmobile, the main outreach tool in a large countywide initiative to get every child ready for school. $25,000
Phinney Neighborhood Association
Seattle
Community Begins Here capital campaign to purchase and renovate two buildings currently owned by the Seattle School District, providing programs for youth and families. $85,000
Providence Hospitality House
Seattle
Replacing windows with energy-efficient double-pane glass. Shelter for women with children, most escaping domestic violence, war or natural disasters. $19,000
Seattle Children's PlayGarden
Seattle
Playgarden capital campaign: providing indoor/outdoor recreation programs for children with physical and/or mental disabilities. $40,000
Technology Access Foundation
Seattle
Community Learning Space capital campaign for new facility at White Center: making technology education more accessible for underserved youth of color so they can enter the pipeline to college and careers in science, technology and engineering. $80,000
 
Grants less than $10,000
OrganizationProjectGrant
Catholic Comm. Svcs. So. King
Kent
HVAC for Family Center in Kent. The Family Support Services program includes a variety of social services for low-income people of various ages, including many children's services. $9,500
Family, Friends & Community
Seattle
Kids Back to School Event: clothing and supplies for kids affected by HIV/AIDS and other illness, children in long term foster care, and those from extremely low-income families. $5,000
FamilyWorks
Seattle
Food, art supplies, tutoring incentives, diapers and other necessities for children and teens from low income families. $4,000
Jumping Mouse Children's Center
Port Townsend
Program supplies for therapeutic program: art supplies, doll materials, sand for sandtrays, miniatures, snacks, educational books and DVDs for parents. $2,000
People for Puget Sound
Seattle
Converting a former "carriage house" at Fern Cove on Vashon Island into an environmental activity station for kids and families. Grant supports signage expenses and supplies. $5,000
Pratt Fine Arts Center
Seattle
Arts supplies and equipment for programs serving 3,400 adults and 600 youth with year-round free experiential arts programs. $5,000
Provail
Seattle
Intensive computer camp for eight campers age 6 to 16, to improve their use of assistive technology. $2,000
Seattle Arts & Lectures
Seattle
Purchase books for the Writers in the Schools literary arts program, reaching 10,000 K-12 students in 25 schools in Seattle and surrounding districts. $5,000
Seattle Milk Fund
Seattle
Supplies and materials for children, within seven core programs: Household and Baby Supplies, Childcare Aid, Education Aid, Food Assistance, Shoe Vouchers, Holiday, and Children's Supplies & Backpacks. $10,000
Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras
Seattle
Purchase bass clarinet, case, and reeds. Currently the orchestra has just one bass clarinet, to share among the four orchestras. $5,000
Tears Foundation
Tacoma
Supplies and equipment for infant funerals for very low income families: casket, gravestone, urns. $6,000
Werlin Reading
Tacoma
Purchase books for tutoring/mentoring program. The goal of the Werlin program is to help struggling students read at grade level by the fourth grade. $5,000
 
Camperships
  Grants ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 awarded to 25 organizations providing summer camp experiences for underserved and physically challenged kids. $45,000