Join the Employee Giving Program Committee: Learn More at Our Open House 

King County’s Employee Giving Program (EGP) is powered by employees who care about making a difference. If you’re looking for a meaningful way to contribute, grow your skills, and connect with colleagues across the county, consider joining the EGP Committee. The EGP is currently recruiting for new committee members, and we would love for you … Continue reading Join the Employee Giving Program Committee: Learn More at Our Open House 

2026 Nonprofit Application Cycle & Workshop

Register for the 2026 KCEGP Nonprofit Application Workshop and save the dates! Each year, all nonprofits--whether returning or new--must apply to be part of the King County Employee Giving Program (KCEGP). Submitting a complete and eligible application on time ensures your organization can participate in the program for the upcoming year. Let's make it happen! … Continue reading 2026 Nonprofit Application Cycle & Workshop

Help Your Favorite Nonprofit Be Part of the King County Employee Giving Program 

Throughout the Annual Giving Drive, employees often ask why their favorite nonprofit is not part of the King County Employee Giving Program (KCEGP). Now is the time to help your favorite nonprofit by submitting a nonprofit referral!   When a  nonprofit participates in the KCEGP it allows King County employees to support that nonprofit through our program. It also allows employees to use their sick … Continue reading Help Your Favorite Nonprofit Be Part of the King County Employee Giving Program 

Volunteer Spotlight: King County Metro Volunteers in Honor of a Colleague

Last month, a group of colleagues from King County Metro came together for a beach cleanup day with Puget Soundkeeper Alliance (EGP Code 2508). Their goal was to honor the memory of their colleague Cecilia Hawley. Cecilia wasn't just an amazing co-worker, she was also a beach naturalist volunteer. She previously served as an Employee … Continue reading Volunteer Spotlight: King County Metro Volunteers in Honor of a Colleague