2019 Register Roundup Archive

February 2019: Bloodworks NW
$696.79

Bloodworks Northwest is an independent, non-profit that provides lifesaving blood to more than 100 hospitals in the Pacific Northwest. In partnership with a community of donors, Bloodworks supports patients in need of blood for transfusions, surgeries, trauma care, and cancer treatments. Serving the Everett community, Bloodworks provides blood to Providence Everett Medical Center.

March 2019: The Hoff Foundation
$783.74

The Hoff Foundation is an Everett-based nonprofit that seeks to improve the lives of women in our community. The foundation administers Esther's Place, which serves 1200+ women per month in a daily drop-in format, serving meals, providing toiletries and other consumables, providing advocacy through partnership with community service providers, counseling and mentorship. 

April 2019: Washington Trails Association
$672.74

Washington Trails Association mobilizes hikers and everyone who loves the outdoors to explore, steward and champion trails and public lands.

May 2019: Sibling House
$1,053.13

Sibling House supports a large network of over 375 homes throughout Washington State who are dedicated to providing a safe haven for siblings to stay together, as a family, while in foster care.

At Sibling House, 84% of every dollar goes to providing care for the children. 8% goes to administrative expenses. 8% goes to fundraising. It is through the efforts of volunteers, and donations from businesses and members of the community that we attempt to provide for these children. Unconditional love is found in abundance at Sibling House.

June 2019: SAVE A MUTT
$966.92

Save-A-Mutt is dedicated to creating awareness about the number of adoptable dogs in shelters and find every dog its forever home! In addition, we hold a firm belief that 'Puppies aren't Products' and hope to stop the sale of puppies and kittens in Washington State pet stores. All our dogs are in foster homes… we are always looking for Foster Homes. Donations pay for food, fostering supplies, medical costs. We are 100% volunteer.

JULY 2019: SHARING WHEELS COMMUNITY BIKE SHOP
$970.94

At Sharing Wheels, we envision more people biking for recreation and transportation in a safe and effective network of roads and trails, providing health and financial benefits for the rider and community. Our mission is to equip people, regardless of means, with the motivation, skills, and equipment needed to improve their lives through bicycling.

August 2019: University BeYond Bars
$1,139.87

By providing college education to prisoners, University Beyond Bars is responding to a significant need within our community - addressing educational inequality, breaking intergenerational poverty, creating safer communities, potentially saving taxpayers millions through reduced recidivism rates, and revitalizing wasted lives. For those who will never be released, post-secondary education offers the intellectual challenge and positive community that truly gives them freedom through education.

September 2019: Imagine Children’s Museum
$989.49

Free and guided play builds a child’s social and academic development. At Imagine Children’s Museum, we promote the power of play: learning and growing by doing what every child loves to do best…play! Free admission nights and discounted memberships are a few ways we work to ensure that all families have an opportunity to share in the fun. We strive to enrich our community by serving as a resource for schools, family service organizations and other local nonprofits that share the common goal of making children’s lives better.

October 2019: Domestic Violence Services
$2,391.00

Domestic Violence Services is a non-profit organization serving Snohomish County since 1976. We are the only program in Snohomish County providing emergency shelter and comprehensive, confidential services to all victims of domestic abuse. Domestic Violence Services provides individual and community awareness programs.

November 2019: Cocoon HousE
$2,598.23

The mission of Cocoon House is to empower young people, families, and the community to break the cycle of homelessness through outreach, housing and prevention.

December 2019: Hungry Hearts Foundation
$2,207.85

Founded in Lake Stevens, HHF provides food items to hungry kids for the weekends and school Holidays. Many students are getting enough to eat during the week through the National School Lunch Program, but at home there isn’t enough food.

Supplemental kid-friendly food items are packaged in nondescript bags that are distributed to students at school on Fridays. All of the students who receive food through the Hungry Hearts Foundation remain anonymous.