Help build belonging through the Annual Giving Drive

Volunteers, social workers, men and women hold hearts in their palms. Unity, cohesion of a multinational society. Vector.

The Annual Giving Drive creates access for King County employees to make a meaningful difference in our local communities and beyond, including supporting and strengthening the lives of immigrant and refugee communities.

Through employee giving and volunteering, you can help support individuals and families as they navigate the challenges of resettlement, access essential resources, build stability, and create pathways to opportunity and belonging. Every contribution, regardless of size, supports nonprofits working alongside immigrant and refugee communities. Support also means more than financial contributions; it also includes giving back through volunteering your time and sharing your unique skills and talents.

Whether it’s donating money or getting involved in the community, every contribution matters. Together, we can foster a more inclusive community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

We have highlighted a few Employee Giving Program (EGP) organizations in the table below.

To see the full list of organizations and discover more search online or review the 2026 Giving Guide of nonprofits by service category. 

NonprofitKCEGP CodeMission
Colectiva Legal del Pueblo9918A non-hierarchical legal collective in WA founded by and for undocumented immigrants. On the frontlines supporting communities through legal services, education, and advocacy.
Eastside Legal Assistance Program (ELAP)9925ELAP believes that everyone deserves access to legal help. They work to solve civil legal issues and provide help for community members because not everyone can afford a lawyer.
Immigrant Guide10371Supports immigrants, refugees, trafficking victims, and asylum seekers to help them thrive as they navigate the challenges of building new lives.
Legal Counsel for Youth and Children (LCYC)9653Protects the interests and safety of young people in WA by advancing their legal rights through direct legal representation, strong community partnerships, and systemic advocacy.
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project9260Promotes justice by defending and advancing the rights of immigrants through direct legal services, systemic advocacy, and community education.
Washington State Bar Association Foundation9335Provides powerful Communities grants and runs equity and justice programs ensure everyone has access to, and a voice in, the legal system.

Learn more about the ways to give and volunteering through the Employee Giving Program here.

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