The Blue Mountain Land Trust is planning a park clean up day at Sacajewea State Park with free kayaks, food and refreshments for participants (public sign up). This is a family-friendly event.
Funds will be used to provide educational opportunities to our community through presentations on local pioneers, the history of farming in East Benton County, the rivers, homestead living in the early days, and much more.
Fort Walla Walla offers a free school tour program, allowing Tri-City students and teachers a tour the Museum and with an experienced guide who will enhance history and exhibits through story telling.
Funds will be used to digitized materials documenting the early culture, industry, and community life of Franklin County making their regional collections searchable.
Funds will allow the theater company to continue operations and rebuild, putting resources into providing free, family friendly theatre for the community that includes Shakespeare in the Park and one holiday production.
Funds would be used to expand the Prosser Princess Theatre's free community movie offerings that run December 2022-May 2023.
Funds would be used to outfit a sensory room - a relaxing space that helps reduce agitation and anxiety, engage and delight the user, stimulate reactions and encourage communication.
Funds will be used to hire a project manager who will manage training and support Spectrum family members (employees with autism) growing their professional skills.
The funding will be used to assist adults with developmental disabilities with money management to ensure their housing, utilities, food and medical expenses are paid in a timely manner.
Funding will be used to deliver an online-curriculum focused on providing opportunities for elementary students to discuss and practice diversity, inclusion, disability awareness, and social skills.
Funds will be used to offer Accommodation Saturdays (the first Saturday of each month) for anyone - regardless of age - accommodation rides on the carousel.
Funding will support staff time and logistics for providing weekend food supplies to at least 585 students per week at elementary schools in the Tri-Cities during the school year.
Transition to Success Program is an intensive, wraparound case management services program that provides families with services necessary to helping them become more self-sufficient.
Funding will be used for construction materials to help build seven single-family homes on North Wehe Avenue in Pasco in 2023-2024.
Funds will be utilized to support the building and buying of Coping Skills Toolkits for 1640 students across 5 districts in Richland, Pasco, Kennewick, Prosser, and Finley in the 2022-23 school year.
Dignified Work is a rapid reskilling program supporting low-income and unemployed individuals in Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick.
The Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Program will serve children 0 to 18 years old at risk for child abuse and neglect through 7-10 week Positive and Nurturing Parenting Skills Classes, a 10-week Strengthening Families Program, and 4-hour Co-Parenting seminars.
Funds will help create printed materials that will carry the Grace Kitchen message to every donor, customer, meeting attendee, and potential client, creating awareness of women survivors in our area through the written word and photographic images.
Funding is needed to support the Rise and Grind Recovery Café - a safe space to strengthen sobriety by connecting to community resources.
Funds will be used for reaching out to potential victims of domestic minor sex trafficking with an emphasis on vulnerable, and foster-involved youth and to continue specific, focused outreach and education.
Funding will be used to provide a school-day program for select students who are struggling behaviorally and unable to successfully participate in a traditional classroom environment.
The funds will be used to purchase kayaks, paddles, snow shoes, crampons, and ice axes for Scouts to use during outdoor adventures.
Funding will be used to support a robust 2022/2023 Keystone Club (teen leadership) program at our community clubhouses in Pasco, Kennewick and Prosser.
Funds will be used to recruit, train and place youth, minimum age 16, to officiate football, basketball, and or baseball games at the Middle school and youth organization levels.
This program offers free enrollment for girls from Title 1 schools, low-income neighborhoods, rural areas, and community centers into the Girl Scout program.
Funds will help the Pasco YMCA offer an affordable, positive, safe and healthy environment through programs and services.