From Boeing’s humble beginnings in the Pacific Northwest, the company has engaged in corporate citizenship. Three years ago, the company launched a “Global Day of Service” to commemorate the company’s founding in 1916… Read More
Early Monday morning, a group of five energetic volunteers from Boston Private Bank & Trust Company came into YWCA Angeline’s Center for Homeless Women ready to start an entire day of volunteering! Several of the women at YWCA… Read More
For HomeStreet Bank, making a concerted effort to help address the issue of homelessness in our society is just in another day’s work. So, when several employees ventured down to Angeline’s Center for… Read More
Guest VolunteerYWCA blog post by our very own Karyn McKelvey, development officer for YWCA corporate and foundation partnerships! Last week, as part of a long-standing tradition of philanthropy on the part of Bank… Read More
Over the past several months, I have had the pleasure to meet lawyers, investment bankers, and Starbucks employees alike who venture down to our YWCA Angeline’s Center for Homeless Women to provide our ladies… Read More
We’ve all heard the status quo about Generation Y – the facebooker, video-gamer generation that has everything, and more, at their fingertips. But, did you know that a 2009 Pew Research Center study found ”three in… Read More
With paint brushes and rollers in hand, City Year Seattle/King County corps members helped paint the ceilings of three floors at our low-income housing facility, YWCA Lexington-Concord, in downtown Seattle. City Year Seattle/King County… Read More
While many of us were buying gifts, cards and chocolates for our loved ones on February 14th, a crew from Russell Investments dedicated their Valentine’s Day to serving a warm meal to the women… Read More
Last Thursday, in preparation for Valentine’s Day, four lovely ladies from the Junior League of Seattle ventured down to YWCA East Cherry to assist Community Resource Coordinator Nichelle Hilton with the sorting of over 700… Read More
While many of us were trapped under mounds of snow enjoying Martin Luther King Jr. Day off, 12 Starbucks employees and their family members ditched the hot chocolate and warm fires to sponsor a lunch and… Read More
