| Assistance League of the Eastside | Operation School Bell | Operation School Bell provides new clothing to students selected by school personnel. The students attend a shopping event with their parents at a local Fred Meyer overseen by Assistance League volunteers. Each child is given a $120 gift card. | $3,300.00 |
| Athletes for Kids | Youth Mentor Program | Youth mentorship program committed to creating
and maintaining long term, rewarding
mentorship/friendships between special-needs
children and high school athletes. Our focus is on
developing inclusion in local schools. | $11,000.00 |
| AtWork! | Community Liaison | The Community Liaison (CL) coordinates overall
job development targets and actitivities for
AtWork!'s team of Employment Consultants. This
position both actively consults with prospective
employers, and connects them with Employment
Consultants, to develop customized and other job
opportunities for people with multiple and
significant disabilities. | $3,300.00 |
| AtWork! | School to Work Partnership | Serving individuals with disabilities by providing a
person who is knowledgeable and connected to
the business community, who actively consults
with prospective employers and discovers an
employment match between individuals served by
AtWork! And the needs of the business. | $2,200.00 |
| Child Care Resources | Child Care Information and
Referral | Information and referral to help families find
appropriate child care; training and technical
assistance for child care providers; and
community education regarding child care issues. | $1,100.00 |
| Children's Response
Center | Harborview Medical Center | Children's Response Center provides
comprehensive and culturally sensitive direct
services to children and non-offending family
members affected by sexual assault and other
traumatic events. The Center offers prevention
and education services to the community that
promotes social change focusing on the end to
sexual violence. | $2,750.00 |
| Crisis Clinic | 2-1-1 Community
Information Line | 2-1-1 Community Information Line I & R
Specialists provide information & referral services
to all King County residents by coaching callers on
how best to present their problem, explaining
how the social service system works, and
empowering callers to find solutions when there
are no resources. | $1,100.00 |
| Crisis Clinic | 24-Hour Crisis Line | The 24-Hour Crisis Line's trained and supervised
volunteers provide emergency telephone
intervention for all King County residents in crisis
or emotional distress every day of the year,
listening and providing feedback and referrals to
other agencies or direct linkage to emergency
mental health services as needed. | $3,850.00 |
| Crisis Clinic | Teen Link | Teen Link is an anonymous help line answered by
teen volunteers each evening from 6-10 PM,
providing a confidential, safe place for youth to
seek comfort and support. Our trained staff and
youth volunteers also proivde Youth Suicide
Prevention education in schools and youthserving
organizations thoughout King County. | $4,950.00 |
| Eastside Baby Corner | Distribution of Basic
Essentials for Children | Eastside Baby Corner's only program is to provide
basic survival goods-clothing, food, diapers, car
seats, bedding and more-for children from birth
to age 12, through a network of family -assistance
provider partners. EBC supplies material resources
in direct support of partner's clients, enabling the
food banks, housing, organizations, youth and
social service agencies in our network to more
effectively use their expertise and resources to
help families become safe, fed, housed, and
employed. | $6,600.00 |
| Eastside Domestic Violence Program | Community Advocacy
Program | The Community Advocacy Program (CAP) proivdes
a variety of direct services designed to address
the immediate needs of survivors of domestic
violence and their children and community
outreach and education to engage the community
to understand and work to end domestic violence.
The CAP services include 24 hour crisis line,
support group, legal advocacy, advocacy based
counseling, support and assistance in accessing
various community resources, and advocacy and
support for youth and children. | $11,000.00 |
| Eastside Interfaith Social Concerns Council | Housing | The CFH Housing program places homeless men
into housing, provides rent subsidies and case
management. | $1,650.00 |
| Eastside Interfaith
Social Concerns Council | Shelter | CFH Emergency Shelter program provides a
service-enhanced emergency shelter with 30
beds, 3 meals, and case management. | $1,650.00 |
| Eastside Interfaith
Social Concerns Council | Sophia's Home Housing
Program for Single Women | Sophia's Home places homeless women in
apartments (through the Landlord Liaison
Program) and shared housing in East King County,
provides furniture and household furnishings, and
gives rental subsidies (clients pay 30% of income).
We also provide case management, mental health
and substance abuse treatment, and other
supportive services. | $1,100.00 |
| Eastside Legal Assistance Program | | Eastside Legal Assistance Program (ELAP),
founded in 1989, provides civil legal aid to lowincome
residents of East and Northeast King
County and domestic violence legal aid
throughout King County. Services provided
include advice clinics, brief legal service, Will
Project, direct representation, self help
workshops and education lectures. | $2,200.00 |
| Elder and Adult Day Services | Adult Day Health | Elder and Adult Day Services (EADS) provides
relief to caregivers of, and programs for, seniors
who are frail and younger adults with
developmental disabilities, ages 18-100+ by
offering a daytime, nationally accredited program
that meets the needs of adults with physical
and/or cognitive impairments, and chronic health
conditions. | $5,500.00 |
| Encompass | Birth to Three Early
Intervention Program | The Birth to Three Program at Encompass
provides comprehensive services for children
under the age of three, with developmental
delays. A multi-disciplinary team including speech,
occupational and physical therapists, early
childhood development sepcialists and family
resource coordinators, and helps families plan
indivdualized programs for their child. | $6,600.00 |
| Faith in Action | Supporting Senior
Indendence | Faith in Action (FIA) is a dedicated team of trained
volunteers and professional staff providing vital
support and assistance to seniors facing the
challenges of aging. FIA serves individuals who live
in the Greater Issaquah and Sammamish
communities on the Eastside of King County,
Washington, and we are devoted to serving
isolated and low-income seniors. | $11,000.00 |
| Friends of Issaquah Salmon Hatchery | Education Program | Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery (FISH) is
a non-profit, 501 c (3) corporation that
community members formed in 1993 in response
to the state's proposed closure of the historic
Issaquah hatchery and to promote watershed
stewardship through an education program that
involves trained volunteers and a professional
education coordinator who has expertise in
environmental education. The hathery includes a
glassed-in fish ladder where visitors can get "nose
to nose" with the brightly colored chinook, coho
and sockeye that return to the Lake Sammamish
Watershed every fall. The hatchery also raises
rainbow trout, which are placed in the two
Sammamish Lakes - Beaver and Pine Lakes - for
local residents to fish every spring. | $1,100.00 |
| Friends of Youth | Healthy Start | Healthy Start is a home-based parenting
education and support program serving young
(mostly teen), low-income, first-time parents from
pregnancy until their child turns three. | $1,100.00 |
| Friends of Youth | Youth and Family Services | Youth and Family Services includes mental health
counseling for youth and their families, outpatient
substance abuse assessment and treatment, and
prevention and referral services. Youth
Emergency Shelter Services operates two shelters
in Bellevue and Kenmore for youth age 11-17. A
Foster Care Recruiter locates foster homes for
youth who cannot return to their former
residence. | $8,800.00 |
| Friends of Youth | The Landing Young Adult
Shelter | The Landing operates Sunday - Thursday, 8:30 pm
until 8:00 am. Participants receive dinner,
showers, laundry service, clothing and breakfast.
The Landing serves up to 15 single young adults
nightly. Residents may stay at the shelter up to 30
nights within a three month period, with the
possibiity of extension. Case managers and shelter
staff help residents find resources including
transitional living programs, food and clothing,
employment, medical care, education, and
counseling. | $1,100.00 |
| HealthPoint | Dental | The HealthPoint Dental Program offers
afffordable dental services to low income and
marginalized communities in suburban King
County. | $1,650.00 |
| HealthPoint | Medical | HealthPoint Medical Services deliver family
practice, obstetric, and pediatric medical services
with supportive behavioral health and case
management programs to King County residents
in need of care. | $1,100.00 |
| Hopelink | Avondale Park Transitional
Housing | Hopelink's Avondale Park Transitional Housing
and Emergency Shelter Program provides
transitional housing for up to two years and
emergency shelter for up to 90 days coupled with
comprehensive case management services for
families with children and some singles. | $1,650.00 |
| Hopelink | Avondale Park Transitional
Housing | Hopelink's Avondale Park Transitional Housing
and Emergency Shelter Program provides
transitional housing for up to two years and
emergency shelter for up to 90 days coupled with
comprehensive case management services for
families with children and some singles. | $1,650.00 |
| Hopelink | Family Development
Program | Hopelink's Family Development Program provides
long term case management services to low
income families with children at risk of
homelessness. The program is designed to help
families develop problem solving skillls,
knowledge and connection to community
resources in order to become stable and move
towards self sufficiency. | $2,750.00 |
| Hopelink | Emergency Feeding Services | Emergency Feeding Service program provides
short term emergency food to families and
individuals, meeting special dietary requirements
for people with different health conditions, ages,
and cultural traditions. | $1,100.00 |
| Hopelink | Emergency Service Program | Hopelink's Emergency Service Program provides
low-income residents of north and east King
County with basic needs including food and
emergency financial assistance. | $3,850.00 |
| Issaquah Community Services | | We provide emergency financial aid to residents
within the Issaquah School District #411. Our
primary focus is rental assistance, utility
assistance and water. | $1,100.00 |
| Issaquah Schools
Foundation | VOICE Mentoring Program | The VOICE Mentoring Program pairs community
volunteers with students in need of academic and
or/personal support. Volunteers work as one-toone
mentors for one hour a week during the
school year. | $3,850.00 |
| Kindering Center | Early Childhood
Consultation Program | Kindering's Early Childhood Consultation program
ensures families and caregivers have the training
and information they need to provide high-quality
early care and education for young children
residing in East King County. Our program targets
children ages 0-6 and their families and
caregivers, with a focus on children with
disabilities; difficult to manage behaviors; fragile
medical conditions; a history of abuse or neglect;
and multiple risk factors that can jeopardize
school readiness. | $11,000.00 |
| King County Sexual Assault Resource Center | Sexual Assault Services | Services for sexual assault victims and their
families, combined with community and
prevention education (this includes rape,
attempted rape, child molestation, child sexual
abuse, and sexual harrassment. | $2,750.00 |
| Lake Washington Schools Foundation | LINKS Looking Into the
Needs of Kids and Schools | LINKS directly addresses the Lake Washington
Schools Foundation's mission to support academic
excellence and success for all students. LINKS
places community volunteers as mentors,
classroom helpers and tutuors to support the
needs of the most vulnerable students in our
district, students who are at risk of failing
academically and potentially dropping out of
school. | $4,950.00 |
| Life Enrichment Options | | Life Enrichment Options provides services that
include support for inclusive recreation that helps
build social networks for people at high risk for
isolation; resources and education for individuals
and families both one to one and through
community forums;recognition of local employers
who hire adults with developmental disabilities;
and efforts to create a third Adult Family Home
for these adults to support taking their first steps
toward independent living. | $1,650.00 |
| Little Bit Therapeutic
Riding Center | | Services for individuals with disabilities: Adaptive
Riding is a lesson with one or more riders that
focuses on increasing skills while gaining a
therapeutic benefit; including improving
communication and increasing muscle tone and
strength. Hippotherapy is a one-on-one medical
model where a therapist works with a rider, using
the movement of the horse for treatment. The
results offer improved potential for walking and
normal hip development in individulas with
disabilities. | $2,200.00 |
| National Alliance for the Mentally Ill | HERO House | Hero House provides psychiatric rehabilitation
services. This includes the pre-vocational "work
ordered day" program, the social and recreation
program, the personal advocacy and resource
referral program and most importantly, the multitiered
employment program. | $1,100.00 |
| National Alliance for
the Mentally Ill | Education, Support and
Advocacy | NAMI Eastside is a community based nonprofit
organization that provides services that focus on
the concerns of local individuals and their families
with brain disorders. | $2,750.00 |
| Providence
Marianwood | Senior Access to Long Term
Health Care | Providence Marionwood provides long term
health care to the elderly regardless of financial
circumstance. Marianwood accepts patients
without insurance or private funds, and continues
to provide skilled nursing care for existing patients
when insurance and private funds are exhausted.
Marianwood receives partial reimbursement from
Washington State's Medicaid program at a rate of
57% of actual costs. The cost of care provided
WITHOUT compensation will total $1.85 million in
2011. | $11,000.00 |
| Skyline High School | | Funds would provide scholarship money for
students who are finding it difficult to meet the
financial demands required for full participation in
high school activities. The grant funds will be used
to provide items that a family may not be able to
provide. | $1,100.00 |
| St. Vincent DePaul of
Seattle/King County | Mary Queen of Peace | The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an
international Catholic organization of lay persons
who seek to help those who are suffering, without
regard to religious affiliation. The major activities
consist of providing help to local needy individuals
and families with rent, utility bills, food, clothing
and furniture. | $5,500.00 |
| Therapeutic Health
Services | Low Income Adult CD and
Mental Health Treatment | THS is committed to assisting individuals in
overcoming their dependencies to alchol,
prescription medications, and other illicit drugs.
Our trained and certified Chemical Dependency
Professionals (CDP's) conduct assessments and
provide treatment based upon the standards
developed by the American Society of Addiction
Medicine to provide individualized one on one ,
and group therapy. | $4,950.00 |
| Washington Poison
Center | | The Washington Poison Center provides free life
saving information and emergency treatment
advice to the public and medical professionals 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. WAPC saves lives and
healthcare dollars in all the communities in
Washington State through our national toll-free
number 1-800-222-1222. | $2,200.00 |
| YMCA of Great Seattle | Camp Terry Scholarship | Camp Terry is an outdoor day camp for ages 6-12.
Camp Terry allows children to experience a
unique outdoor camp setting, including hiking,
campfires, field trips, climbing wall and more. This
grant provides direct service support to families in
need. | $2,750.00 |
| Youth Eastside Services | Early Intervention for At
Risk Youth | Early intervention for At-Risk Youth is a
comprehensive program designed to: increase
community acccess to mental health services,
substance abuse treatment and social services:
increase individual and family strengths and
coping skills by providing youth and their families
with professional counseling services. | $11,000.00 |