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Creating Connections and Changing Lives

Imagine being able to focus your charitable giving on the organizations that are working hardest to turn tragedy into success, fear into security, and pain into hope. Northwest Children’s Fund helps you do just that. In our effort to break the complicated cycle of child abuse, we carefully examine agencies and provide grants that are dedicated to:

Healing abused children by providing counseling and treatment for our youngest victims of abuse and neglect.

Developing at-risk youth by teaching them how to make good decisions and fulfill their potential through mentoring, tutoring, and other opportunities.

Strengthening fragile families by reaching out to those coping with homelessness, mental illness, substance abuse, and domestic violence—some of the strongest risk factors for child abuse and neglect.

Northwest Children’s Fund has been connecting donors to children in need since 1985. By funding the most effective prevention and intervention programs for at-risk children and their families that exist in our communities, you are changing the lives of the most vulnerable children living among us.

We're turning 25! Be part of it!
25th Anniversary Gala and Auction
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Fremont Studios
Seattle, Washington
click here for more details.

It’s our silver anniversary year and there is great cause for celebration! Thanks to the incredible generosity of individual donors, corporations, board members and volunteers, Northwest Children's Fund has granted almost $10 million to nearly 300 phenomenal organizations fighting child abuse and neglect.

With your support, we have built a strong and enduring resource that will continue to benefit our community for many decades to come. Our 25th year will be filled with celebrations of our past and outreach into our future. Be part of it!

Silver Anniversary sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Victoria Helm (vhelm@nwcf.org) for more information.