$97,277 That’s how much King County employees gave in 2020 to support Global Impact and their more than 100 trusted international charity partners. In fact, King County was once again the top performing employee giving campaign for them. Global Impact addresses humanitarian issues around the world, such as disaster response, human trafficking, education, clean water, … Continue reading King County Employees Making a World of Difference—Here and Abroad

We came together virtually in 2020. Join us again in 2021. Even in the midst of a global pandemic, staggering uncertainty, and 6 feet apart, we came together (virtually) and raised a record-breaking $2.39M for 945 nonprofits and our community in 2020! Employee Giving Program Ambassadors made that happen. We can’t thank those of you … Continue reading Now Recruiting 2021 Employee Giving Program Ambassadors

Each year, the King County Employee Giving Program takes the time to publicly recognize those employees who make the Annual Giving Drive a success. This past year’s drive, probably more than any other, had a major impact on non-profit organizations in King County, the region, and beyond by raising over $2.3 million. Please join us … Continue reading Join the Annual Giving Drive Celebration May 6

For over 30 years, King County employees have been donating money and time to the nonprofits of their choice through the Employee Giving Program. This past year saw them raise over $2 million.   For nonprofit organizations to benefit from this program, they must apply annually and meet the eligibility requirements -- even if they have participated in … Continue reading Join us! 2021 Nonprofit Application Cycle & Workshops

Did you know the CARES Act might change how you deduct charitable contributions for 2020? One of the changes to the tax law for 2020 under the CARES Act is that if you do not itemize, you may still be able to deduct $300 in charitable contributions. This is different than previous years and effectively … Continue reading CARES Act Changes for 2020 Charitable Contributions

Get outside, have fun, and support a good cause with Treasurescavexplorious 2020—A Discovery of Heritage and Hidden Treasure in King County. Grab a fellow adventurer, jump in the car, and embark on a self-guided journey that will lead you to new places and destinations in King County. We live in one of the most gorgeous … Continue reading EGP Special Event Spotlight

The 2020 Nonprofit Expo Series focused on organizations providing COIVD-19 relief over the last two weeks. Presenting non-profits included: U.T.O.P.I.A., Byrrd Barr Place, King County Hope, Casa Latina, Friends of Youth, YouthCare, Southeast Youth & Family Services, and United Indians of All Tribes Foundation. Watch the below recordings of the sessions to learn more! November … Continue reading Nonprofit Expo Recap: COVID-19 Relief and Children, November 5th & 12th

This year we saw a number of festive and ghoulish departmental EGP special events themed around Halloween and it was truly a spook-tac-ular! DAJD hosted a pet costume contest and raised over $600! The winning costume went to Jacob Black’s dog Simba! KCIT hosted an all-day Telethon event on Halloween as well! Activities included a … Continue reading Halloween Themed EGP Special Events

This year we have all seen the devastation caused by wildfires in our greater region. Below are several highlighted nonprofits that are a part of the King County Employee Giving Program providing real time relief to those impacted. Learn more about how you can directly support their important work below. American Red Cross - 9343 … Continue reading Wildfire Relief and Response Organizations

The 2020 Nonprofit Expo Series got extra furry this week with presentations from five non-profits focused in the animal sector. Presenting non-profits included: Prison Pet Partnership, Pasado's Safe Haven, Dog Gone Seattle, Pawsitive Alliance, Project SeaWolf Coastal Protection. If you missed the session and want to learn more, watch the recorded video here. We hope … Continue reading Nonprofit Expo Recap: Animals, October 29th