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Seattle Times Fund For The Needy
Times are tough: Donate back-to-school essentials to aid with rising costs and needSeattle Times- Help all kids feel back-to-school joy of full backpacksSeattle Times
- School-supply drive gives teachers a breakSeattle Times
- School-supply drive gives students tools they needSeattle Times
A continued legacy of connecting healing services to children who have suffered traumaseattletimes.com- A helping hand let a King County mom pursue a degree, a career and remake her family’s lifeseattletimes.com
- From health care to early learning to an ‘open ear,’ thousands find help at Seattle’s Atlantic Street Centerseattletimes.com
Thousands of stories are told here each day as families struggle through COVID-19 pandemic: ‘We’re serving people we’ve never served before’ - Sat, 26 Dec 2020 PSTThe Spokesman-Review- At Youth Eastside Services, a young woman gives back to the group that changed her lifeSeattle Times
- Readers respond like never before as donations boost The Seattle Times Fund For The Needy campaignSeattle Times
- In Kent, reaching out in tough times with food, tutors, counselors and more — so kids and families know ‘they’re not alone’seattletimes.com
- This nonprofit works to meet the growing need for housing, food on the Eastsideseattletimes.com
- ‘It’s been life-altering for everyone.’ Kindering bridges the virtual gap to help kids with special needsSeattle Times
- School-supply drive: Times readers offer students help and hopeSeattle Times
- Seattle Times Fund For The Needy raises a record $2M for Puget Sound nonprofits, thanks to generous readersSeattle Times
- In Bellevue, the life-changing gift of a 'bonus brother'Seattle Times
- A family member hit her, then she and her baby became homeless. Here’s how help arrived, starting with an Uber full of diapers.Seattle Times
- ‘Lots of love’: Thousands of knocks on the door bring food and friendship across King CountySeattle Times
- ‘You’re not alone’: Young mothers with nowhere to go find a home in KentSeattle Times
- Out of work and living in his car, Seattle man found help that ‘mended me back together’Seattle Times
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