Jerry H Walton Foundation

To purchase healthy food and essentials for food bank families.

To support a critical facility upgrade at their kids' world childcare center located on northwest avenue.

To support the skagit y's sedro-woolley rec center remodel.

To support crime victim services to children and non-offending family members.

To provide comprehensive human services to low-income and under-resourced individuals and families in skagit county.

For down payment assistance to the lowest income level eligible families in the program.

To provide food, non-food essentials, job-skills training, and other service programs to people in need.

To provide essential housing and wraparound services for families with children experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Prevention of youth homelessness.

To continue and expand vital services for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors and their children.

To sustain and strengthen their women and children's shelter.

For capacity building and general operations.

To provide funding for their emergency shelter for children entering foster care.

To provide a safe, compassionate, and enriching after-school program for at-risk, low-income children throughout the valley.

To support vital youth programming for teens in whatcom county and to ensure their accessibility for all families.

Support for the weekend food bag program for children experiencing food insecurity in whatcom county.

To serve homeless women, children, & families in crisis by providing shelter in addition to comprehensive transformational services.

To support the welcome home project to address the urgent and ongoing challenges of housing instability, poverty, and social disconnection in skagit county.

To support enrichment and provide essential items for homeless, low-income, and foster youth.

To address housing instability.

Provide skilled mental health services to kids, which aren't covered by state reimbursements for the basic care of foster children.

Support for the head start & eceap program for low-income families.

Support camp programs for children with serious medical conditions and their families.

To help young people, particularly those who are most vulnerable, through conflict prevention and intervention.

To provide stable, transitional housing for families in need.

To support the adult transition to independence center for young adults with disabilities.

To work with families with children ages 0-3 years who have developmental delays and disabilities.

To support the disaster relief fund

Support for resilience fund - disaster relief.

To alleviate access barriers for youth participants in their outdoor weekend and summer camp programs.

To provide comprehensive human services to low-income and under-resourced individuals and families in skagit county.

For down payment assistance to the lowest income level eligible families in the program.

To serve young people navigating foster care, homelessness, and other challenges.