Thank you to veterans through the Annual Giving Drive

This Veterans Day, we honor the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of those who have served our country. It’s also an opportunity to turn our gratitude into meaningful action by supporting nonprofits that serve veterans, active-duty members, and their families. Through the Employee Giving Program, you can make a difference by supporting mental health services, housing assistance, career development, education, and more. Together, we can honor veterans and active-duty members by giving back.

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
Buffalo Soldiers Museum10985The museum is a place where culture exchange of American and Seattle history is a link to a better community and serves as an educational support for public school tours.
Fisher House Foundation Inc.2820Builds comfort homes where military and veteran families can stay free of charge, while a loved one is in the hospital, and awards Scholarships for Military Children.
Northwest Battle Buddies10204Empowers Veterans battling PTSD with trained service dogs to enhance their freedom and independence at no cost.
OARS For Women Veterans10952Provides readjustment services, incl. resources, information, professional referrals, and outreach, to women who are serving or have served in the Armed Forces of the United States.
Sound Works Job Center10909Provides free professional employment assistance for Veterans, low-income, and homeless individuals such as professional resumes, interview training, and job counseling.
The Headstrong Project, Inc.10346A nonprofit mental health organization providing confidential, barrier-free, and stigma-free PTSD treatment to our veterans, service members, and families.

Learn more about the Ways to Give and Volunteering through the Employee Giving Program here.

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