Where We Give
Seattle Granola Company would be nothing if it weren’t for our immensely supportive community, so we work hard to repay them for everything they’ve done. Here are just a few of the places we show our support.
Feeding America
The Feeding America network is the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization, working to connect people with food and end hunger. Donors, staff, and volunteers all play an important role in their efforts to end hunger in the United States.
Mary's Place
Mary's Place provides safe, inclusive shelter and services that support women, children & families on their journey out of homelessness. Across nine emergency family shelters in King County, Mary's Place keeps struggling families together, inside, and safe when they have no place else to go providing shelter, services, resources, community, and hope.
Food Lifeline
Food Lifeline rescues millions of pounds of nutritious food from farmers, manufacturers, grocery stores, restaurants, and retailers that would otherwise go to waste. More than thirteen thousand volunteers help sort and repack this nourishing food. Food Lifeline then distributes it to more than 300 food banks, shelters, and meal programs throughout Western Washington, providing the equivalent of 116,000 meals every day for hungry children, adults, and seniors.
Camelot Society
Camelot Society is a non-profit organization providing residential services for adults with developmental disabilities. They currently serve 42 adults at 14 different locations throughout King County and Snohomish County, including Group Training Home settings and Supported Living facilities.
YMCA
The YMCA knows that lasting personal and social change comes about when we all work together. That’s why at the Y, strengthening community is their cause. Every day, they work side-by-side with their neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
Friends of Magnuson Park
At Friends of Magnuson Park, their mission is to educate the public about the importance of this site to aviation and military history, to advocate and protect the site a recognized federal, state, and local historic district and inspire a lifelong interest in its social and technological developments.
Northwest Rabbit Rescue
Northwest Rabbit Rescue is a volunteer-run foster-based nonprofit working in King and Snohomish counties. They provide care for rabbits for rabbits with emergency housing situations in foster homes until their forever families can be found.
Northside Step Team
Since 2000 the award winning Northside Drill Team and Step Team of Seattle, Washington has been teaching youth the principles of harmony, leadership, and discipline through performing arts and community service. They are dedicated to providing children and youth with an artistic way of expression in order to prevent negative behaviors.
Briarcrest Elementary
Just north of the Seattle city limits, Briarcrest Elementary seeks to integrate technology into all aspects of the learning process. All students are encouraged to continually develop their technology skills, including word processing, manipulating graphics and the use of the internet for research.
Kellogg Middle School
Student, staff, parent and community leaders work cooperatively to provide a safe, positive and exciting learning environment. Student participation in student government, peer mediation and anti-harassment programs promote a positive school climate. Kellogg’s Hang Time after school program offers students the opportunity to finish homework, socialize and participate in diverse activities, all in a safe school environment.
Shorecrest High School
Shorecrest is a comprehensive high school offering a broad spectrum of educational programs in academics, the arts and applied learning. Instruction is organized by departments, and many staff members work collaboratively both inter- and intra-departmentally. Shorecrest encourages parent, community and staff participation in school decision-making. Opportunities include Site Council, the administrative team and school-wide committees.
Shoreline Cooperative Preschool
Shoreline Cooperative Preschool believes that children learn best when they create, explore, build, make believe, and problem solve using real, diverse materials. They practice positive discipline, look for the good in each other, and work to grow cooperation, respect, kindness, and curiosity. Many parents participate daily, so their environment is language rich and their supportive environment keeps families coming back year after year.
Vashon Maury Cooperative Preschool
The Co-op Preschool is a unique school program embracing not only the development of the child, but also the education of parents and the support of the family. The Parent Education and Cooperative Preschool programs associated with local community colleges were originally created based on the assumption that parenting is one of the most important careers in an individual’s life, and, as with any vocation, preparation and continuing education are necessary for success.
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