Seattle Gaza Mutual Aid is a grassroots project dedicated to supporting families in Gaza through direct financial aid, advocacy, and community events that feature art exhibits and storytelling. They strive to build bridges of empathy and hope.

A PNA program since 1998, the Hot Meal Program (HMP) is a hub for social services in Northwest Seattle centered around free meals for the community. The Art Club meets twice a week right before meal service. It offers a creative, welcoming space for participants to socialize, make art using recycled materials, and build community.

Vibrant Palette is a progressive art studio and creative community space for artists with autism, developmental disabilities, and other disabilities located in Seattle, Washington. Established in 2017, Vibrant Palette provides artists with disabilities the opportunity to create in a supportive studio environment, exhibit their work, and promote inclusion in Seattle’s contemporary arts community.

Healthy Lesotho works to promote understanding between the people of the United States and the people of Lesotho and to provide resources to improve the lives and the land of the people of Lesotho, an independent country situated within central South Africa.

The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit social enterprise providing employment, support, and training opportunities for people who are blind, DeafBlind, and blind with other disabilities. The Lighthouse has provided employment and support to people who are blind in the greater Seattle community since 1918.

Lake City Collective is a minority-led, grassroots, non-profit organization doing advocacy-in-action work on issues that primarily affect BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) communities north of Seattle’s ship canal, including surrounding cities.

‘Tseen (Sm’algyax for Welcome) is an Urban Native organization in the Seattle area. Their youth offerings feature dynamic Native Youth Olympics (NYO) training alongside immersive cultural workshops. They provide a nurturing space for young people to develop physical prowess, deepen their understanding of Indigenous cultures, and forge lasting connections.

The Freedom Project is a Black-led nonprofit based in Washington State that works with individuals impacted by incarceration—especially Black, Indigenous, and communities of color—providing trauma‑informed, peer-led support to help them heal, secure housing, and rebuild their lives while working to dismantle systems of oppression.