2022 Grantee Partners

Thank you to all who participated in our 2022 Annual Meeting and giving year. We are immensely grateful for the support and engagement from our vibrant community of over 150 passionate women. Together, we are challenging conventional notions of philanthropy and demonstrating the profound impact that can be achieved when women come together.

The dedication and commitment of our grantee partners and applicants have deeply touched our hearts. Through their transformative work, they are creating positive change in their communities. We take great pride in supporting them as they continue to make a difference.

Global Perinatal Services
Recipient of $100,000

Global Perinatal Services (GPS) is a birth equity organization whose mission is to provide community-based doula services that will educate, respect, and empower Black, refugee, and immigrant women and their families during pregnancy, birth, and into early parenting. To learn more about GPS, click one of the buttons below.

The Good Foot Arts Collective
Recipient of $28,500

The Good Foot Arts Collective prevents youth violence through arts education and equips youth to end relationship violence before it begins. Good Foot combines in-school programs with hip-hop street credibility to drive a culture shift of NO tolerance for abuse — preventing relationship violence before it starts. To learn more about Good Foot, click one of the buttons below.

Project Be Free
Recipient of $28,500

Project Be Free (PBF) provides crisis response to individuals affected by Domestic Violence. They utilize partnerships that allow support of mental health needs to increase advocacy and promote individual wellbeing. Their immediate response services and therapy methods work towards breaking the cycles of generational trauma. To learn more about PBF, click one of the buttons below.

2022 Grant Semi-Finalists

FEEST

FEEST trains youth of color and working-class youth to build collective power and organize for transformative and systemic change in their schools. It envisions a society where working class youth and families of color are thriving in vibrant, politically powerful communities. It envisions a today where youth of color and working-class youth exercise their power to change systems that serve them so that they can thrive physically, mentally, and emotionally.

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Geeking Out Kids of Color

GOKC builds and sustains youth programs that are rooted in community, computer science, and consciousness. Its project-based tech curricula are informed by anti-racism, anti-sexism, multiculturalism, social-emotional learning, and decolonization frameworks. Its programs are geared towards empowering youth with the voice, digital literacy, and problem-solving skills to envision and construct new realities.

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Para Los Niños

The mission of Para Los Niños (PLN) is to foster academic success for every Latinx student through parent and community involvement. PLN believes that all Latinx children are capable of excellence, and they achieve that goal by building culturally relevant programs upon a foundation of love and respect, supported by a community leadership model that recognizes the talents and skills of each person. They believe in the inherent value of all Latinx children, and help create a world that celebrates the beauty and brilliance of our community.

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Puget Sound Sage

Puget Sound Sage charts a path to a living economy in the South Salish Sea and the Duwamish River Valley regions by developing community power to influence, lead, and govern. Sage envisions a living economy where BIPOC workers, families and communities thrive and where we live in a sustainable relationship with our land. To achieve this vision, Sage is building community power to own and govern infrastructure in two core pillars of our economy – renewable energy and land.

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WA-BLOC

WA-BLOC‘s mission is to build and nurture intergenerational leaders through transformative education and revolutionary social action. Its vision is for South Seattle to be an epicenter where Black and brown folx thrive.

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