2012 Workplace Campaign Grants
WFA partners with regionally based employers through their workplace giving campaigns. Through these campaigns, WFA raises funds which are allocated as unrestricted operating grants to the following organizations:
- Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services: Responds to domestic violence and sexual abuse by providing services to Deaf and Deaf-Blind victims and survivors so they can begin to heal.
- BABES Network-YWCA: Provides peer support, advocacy, education, and outreach to HIV positive women and families, as well as youth prevention education through their HOPE Project.
- Citrine Health: Connects women and their families to health care, social services and disease prevention programs in the Puget Sound area.
- FaithTrust Institute: Provides religious leaders and community advocates with the tools and knowledge they need to address the religious and cultural issues related to abuse.
- Harborview Sexual Assault & Traumatic Stress: Prevents and counters the harmful effects of traumatic experiences on victims, families and our community.
- Hilltop Artists: Using glass art to connect young people from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds to better futures,” our nine programs include Arts Connect for court-involved girls.
- Intercommunity Mercy Housing: Creates stable, healthy communities through affordable, service-enriched housing for individuals and families who lack economic resources to access quality, safe housing.
- Jubilee Women's Center: Provides women a safe and supportive place to live and an opportunity to learn while becoming self-reliant in housing and employment.
- King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence: A membership organization that facilitates regional advocacy and education campaigns aimed at ending domestic violence through social change.
- King County Sexual Assault Resource Center: A victim advocacy organization providing comprehensive, free services to child, teen and adult sexual assault victims, plus prevention education to end silence about sexual assault.
- Legal Voice: Advances women's rights through ground-breaking lawsuits and advocacy, and by providing self-help information to people with legal problems.
- NARAL Pro-Choice Washington: Educates the public about reproductive health options, improves those options for women in our state through activist training on civic involvement and grassroots organizing.
- Northwest Health Law Advocates: Promotes access to health care, advocates for consumers, addresses systemic problems in healthcare, and provides education and support to community organizations.
- Northwest Indian College: Supports the mission and financial needs of Northwest Indian College by promoting indigenous self-determination and knowledge.
- Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest: Provides routine reproductive health care, contraceptives, pregnancy tests, counseling, referrals, HIV tests and education for women, men, teens and parents.
- Powerful Voices: Fosters adolescent girls' development by providing programs and promoting social justice so girls can realize their dreams, engage their communities and shape a better world.
- Residence XII: Provides high quality chemical dependency treatment programs and services to meet the unique needs of women and their families.
- Seattle Girls' School: Empowers middle school girls to think critically and seek creative solutions to real world problems in setting that embraces diversity, collaboration and integrated learning.
- The Sophia Way: Works to help end homelessness in East King County, Washington by providing supportive services, overnight shelter and housing to women as they transition from homelessness to permanent housing.
- Washington CASH: Provides the business training, capital and a supportive community to help individuals with limited financial resources gain self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship.
- Women's Housing Equality and Enhancement League: A non-hierarchical and grassroots organizing effort of homeless and formerly homeless women working, through empowerment and action, on ending homelessness for women.
