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Grants paid by Alaska Airlines Foundation, tax year 2021
EIN 92-0166198 · Anchorage, AK · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE T21
In tax year 2021, Alaska Airlines Foundation (EIN 92-0166198) reported 54 grants paid totaling $755,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2021
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Highline Schools Foundation Burien, WA | U | $100,000 | paid | This donation would be directed to our Greatest Need fund which allows the Foundation the flexibility to identify and meet the area(s) of greatest need within the Highline School District population. We anticipate using a portion of the funds to support our Excel and Impact Grant program in the fall of 2022, and may also utilize a portion of the fund to award additional scholarships in the spring of 2022. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | United Negro College Fund Washington, DC | B | $100,000 | paid | Equip underrepresented and low-income students with the tools, access, & exposure needed to achieve their aspirations of attending college. The focus Areas are: -College Admissions Requirements -College Essay Development -Completing Financial Aid Form -Applying for Scholarships - PSAT Prep -Mentor Assistance -Public Speaking | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Alaska Development Council Juneau, AK | C | $50,000 | paid | ADC, through JEDC, is the Delivery Organization for Alaska, providing robotics programs to K-12th grade students in over 70 communities. Teams at each level end their season with an in-person or remote tournament or showcase with the excitement of a sporting event run by hundreds of volunteers statewide. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Covenant House Alaska Anchorage, AK | B | $20,000 | paid | CHA serves young people from all across Alaska who come to Anchorage looking for opportunities they often do not find, and without a support network, have nowhere safe to go. CHA serves teens and young adults with shelter, housing, education and employment support, a primary care clinic, substance abuse and mental health counseling, help navigating community resources, and so much more. Our goal is to ensure that no young person who becomes homeless must ever be forced to sleep on the streets or make impossible choices to survive. Through our philosophy of relentless engagement, we make sure no youth must face their challenges alone. We walk alongside them, through successes or failures, with the consistency that all kids need in caring adults. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | United Way of King County Seattle, WA | B | $20,000 | paid | Support from Alaska Airlines would fund Bridge to Finish work on nine community college campuses during the 2021-2022 school year. A $20,000 grant would allow us to fund the core components of the program, as well as new strategies to address student needs resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, such as mental health support supports, food and rental assistance. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | San Jose Public Library Foundation San Jose, CA | B | $20,000 | paid | Focused on breaking down barriers, San Jos Aspires enables students in underserved neighborhoods to set goals and chart a path to academic success from 9th grade to graduation by providing a performance-based scholarship program that educates them about college and career choices, as well as individual mentoring and counseling. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Young Mens Christian Association Greater Seattle Seattle, WA | C | $20,000 | paid | The Charlie LaBenz Youth Development Center was designed to address this need in South King County, providing a space specifically designed for teens in this region to hang out and be themselves. The Center offers games, art supplies, computers, music production equipment, and athletic equipment for teens to access on a drop-in basis. The Center also offers targeted programming; for example, a Learning Lab where high school students can access structured workshops and unstructured study assistance. Moreover, through its dedicated staff members, the Center offers safe and trustworthy adult mentors for young people who may not have positive adults elsewhere in their lives. Through programming at the Center, young people receive many opportunities to develop their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive abilities. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Larkin Street Youth Services San Francisco, CA | B | $20,000 | paid | Larkin Street Youth Services provides high-quality, comprehensive educational and employment services so that any young person, regardless of their situation or history, can re-enter education or the workforce and create a viable, permanent pathway out of homelessness. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Center for Tomorrow's Leaders Honolulu, HI | B | $15,000 | paid | Over 12 months, CTL will serve 10th - 12th grade students through hybrid in-person and digital adaptation of its Ambassadors program, a 3-year leadership development program embedded within the school day. Sophomores engage in 2-3 introductory classes during the school year and develop projects that address school-wide needs, while juniors participate in more intensive leadership development, generating solutions to needs outside school, such as homelessness or political apathy. Seniors direct their study, including participation in a year-long Fellows program, mentoring sophomore projects, conducting freshmen leadership workshops and/or sharing perspectives through a weekly "Raise Your Hand" Star Advertiser column. A major objective of the program is for every partnering high school to offer seniors the opportunity to graduate with a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) credential. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Washington First Robotics Kent, WA | B | $15,000 | paid | Engaging in the FIRST Washington robotics programs are changing students' lives for the better through inclusion and community-building. Students learn from each other by sharing ideas and forming long-lasting relationships far beyond high school. Our vision is to empower more young people from diverse backgrounds to become leaders and innovators in STEM. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Popolo Project Honolulu, HI | B | $15,000 | paid | Popolo Project programming is grounded in the specific experiences of Hawai'i and the Pacific to provide educational and cultural learning experiences that reshape and explore new narratives about Black people in Hawai?i and our region. We engage by providing an accessible body of knowledge that supports new conversations on race and belonging through our ongoing training and discussion series, through original media about Black experiences, by offering learning opportunities to the public, and by advancing Local and international conversations about identity and community. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Girls Inc of the Pacific Northwest Portland, OR | B | $15,000 | paid | Eureka! is a 5-year STEM magnet program for 8th-12th grade girls in the Portland Metro Area. Using a cohort model, "Eureka!" serves approximately 110 girls every year, with programming during the school and summer months. With guidance from trained staff and volunteers, "Eurekans" participate in hands-on lessons and activities in STEM subjects, college and career readiness, and holistic wellness; plus, STEM internships, mentorships, and field trips. Through their five-year experience, "Eurekans" gain the knowledge and skills to make healthy life choices, pursue post-secondary education, and achieve their dream careers. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Washington STEM Seattle, WA | U | $10,000 | paid | Washington STEM respectfully seeks funding from Alaska Airlines Foundation to support our Career Pathways Program. Your investment will support our work to center equity by focusing on systemic solutions that reduce barriers to accessing high-demand careers for Black students, Indigenous students, students of color, students from low-income backgrounds, and young women. Our goal in 2021 is that 5,000 youth from priority populations will be on track to earn a high-demand degree or credential by age 26. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Impact Nw Portland, OR | B | $10,000 | paid | NW's CORE program has provided strengthening support to our region's most vulnerable young people through job training services and placement. CORE offers a range of programs throughout Multnomah County - in high schools as part of after-school enrichment, as well as embedded in the school day. Further, services are available to youth who are disengaged from school and work. CORE serves 230 high school students and young adults each year (aged 14-26), designed for historically marginalized youth who often lack the resources and support to successfully navigate the world of work. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Barrio Logan College Institute San Diego, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | The College and Career Readiness program prepares underserved youth for prosperous futures beginning in third grade. The program takes place Monday-Friday at BLCI's headquarters and at four satellite sites in San Diego. At each site, the program format includes: -No-cost daily tutoring, offered in Spanish, Arabic and English; -Peer support groups to build students' self-confidence, resiliency, and interpersonal skills; -Academic workshops to enhance literacy in reading, writing, STEM, and culture; -College readiness activities to educate students on the enrollment process, scholarship opportunities, the importance of a high GPA and more; -And career exploration to introduce students as young as eight years old to future possibilities. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | After-School All-Stars Puget Sound Tukwila, WA | U | $10,000 | paid | ASAS Puget Sound is requesting funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation to support our "Academic Readiness"Career Exploration Opportunities (CEO)" program initiatives, which provide educational enrichment and workforce development programming for approximately 600 low-income, underrepresented students at three middle school sites in South King County. We Are Ready and CEO are integrated into our comprehensive after-school programs, which typically run Monday through Thursday for two hours after the bell rings. To encourage consistent student engagement, we align our program schedule with the school calendar and structure it around three enrollment sessions throughout the year. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Girl Scouts of Hawaii Honolulu, HI | C | $10,000 | paid | Girl Scouts of Hawaii will deliver the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) to 2,450 girls statewide, ages 5-18 years old. This includes 377 girls from low-income families that will benefit from the After-School Leadership Program (ASLP). For approximately 28 weeks starting in October 2021, troops will meet up to twice weekly for 28 weeks in age-delineated groups with a Troop Leader. ASLP troops will meet in their classrooms or at a Boys & Girls Clubhouse within walking distance of school. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Techbridge Girls Oakland, CA | C | $10,000 | paid | Alaska Airlines investment in Techbridge Girls will make it possible for middle school-age girls attending 10 Title-I public schools in the Greater Seattle region (including schools in the Highline, Renton, Tukwila and Tacoma school districts) to participate in our Changemakers program for the 2021-22 school year. Designed with the support of curriculum experts, a youth advisory council, and an educator advisory council, Changemakers builds on our signature program. Changemakers has transformed girls' lives for 20 years with a robust and hands-on curriculum, explicitly aligned with Next Generation Science Standards, that introduces girls to STEM skills and sparks girls' interests in real-world applications that illustrate how STEM careers make the world a better place. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Rainier Scholars Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | Rainier Scholars currently serves nearly 575 students of color and their families from the Seattle, Renton, and Highline school districts in King County. Each fall we begin reaching out to 4th grade families and teachers to identify students who may be interested in applying to Rainier Scholars. Applications and interviews take place in the winter and spring, and each year a new cohort of 60 to 64 students is accepted into the program and begin their 12-year Rainier Scholars journey. During their two summers in AEP, students are immersed in a rigorous academic curriculum in science, mathematics, literature and history. They also take part in Conclave and Invictus courses, developed and taught by our on-staff Mental Health Team, where they discuss cultural and personal identities and the concept of resiliency as they begin building the social-emotional competencies they will need to set and achieve their goals. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Girl Scouts of Western Washington Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | Girl Scouts of Western Washington (GSWW) is launching an aviation program for our youth. The Sky's the Limit - Discover Aviation & Aerospace program is funded by The Boeing Company and will serve Girl Scout Juniors in 4th & 5th grades, and Cadettes in 6th-8th grades. Through efficiencies made possible by Boeing's grant we hope to expand the program to our youth members in high school when it launches this spring through a partnership with Alaska Airlines. The program ignites an interest in aviation and aerospace while providing skill building opportunities, experiential activities, exposure to women in the industry, and highlighting career paths in aviation and aerospace. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | C5 Youth Foundation of Southern California Los Angeles, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | The goal of C5 Youth Foundation is to support our young Leaders as they navigate and graduate high school, enroll and matriculate in college and persist through college and pursue their first career. C5LA is the only youth leadership and college access program (five-+ years) that incorporates outdoor adventures that challenge our Leaders to take risks, develop leadership skills and overcome obstacles. In addition to outdoor adventure, education, leadership development and social awareness programing, we focus on community action, college persistence and career exposure. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Reading Partners Oakland, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | "Reading Partners Connects" allows Reading Partners to continue serving students in an online environment using our evidence-based curriculum. Content integrates our trusted curriculum skills and lessons into innovative presentations to optimize student engagement and incorporate social-emotional learning (SEL) opportunities through relationship-building with tutors. The digital platform allows us to continue supporting students' literacy needs whether schools are closed or leading modified instruction. Implementing our program on a virtual platform not only allows us to deliver curriculum to students while social-distancing, or during school closures, but also allows us to extend our reach with the ability to scale and eventually serve more students, as well as recruit a larger and more diverse cohort of volunteers. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Black Pilots of America Inc Green Valley, AZ | U | $10,000 | paid | During the Red-Tailed Hawks FLY program, we train young underrepresented youths to fly by providing a rich hands-on and engaging learning experience. Becoming a pilot is only one of many opportunities in aviation, and Red-Tailed Hawks FLY is more than just flight training. It is an aviation experience where cadets are grounded in aviation history and exposed to applicable Earth and space sciences. As they gain piloting skills, cadets increase their ability to practically apply their knowledge of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Ilisagvik College Barrow, AK | B | $10,000 | paid | Ilisagvik College is the only tribal college in Alaska. While our primary population is Inupiaq, we serve a broad population of tribal and Alaskan students. We provide workforce, vocational, and academic education to our students, as well as offer various types of pre-college programming to encourage rural Alaskan students to consider college and think about their future. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley San Jose, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | The goal of the Education Excellence Initiative and its Hispanic Foundation College Success Program (HFCSP) is to bring the resources and programs that are usually not available in schools with a high percentage of low-income Latino students. As a trusted partner for schools, nonprofits, and families, HFSV identifies the educational needs of a school community and establishes partnerships with schools and other nonprofits to deliver excellent programming to our community. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Asian Health Services Oakland, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | The "API Youth Empowered for Success" program at AHS is an internship program serving primarily API youth in Oakland, California. The program prioritizes young people ages 13-20 from low-income, immigrant families who face challenges including living in limited English-speaking households, recently immigrated households, and under-resourced neighborhoods. It is designed to provide youth with enriching career exploration and help them develop leadership skills relevant to success in college and the workforce. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Horn of Africa Services Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | Utilizing a family-based approach to job readiness training, our program integrates parent education and support services. We coordinate with school-based services to help English Language Learners (ELL) youth overcome multiple barriers to school success, assist them in obtaining livable wage jobs, and becoming self-sufficient adults. The program's focus is on providing youth training along with parent education and support services critical to helping ELL youth stay engaged in school, gain skills and knowledge to be job ready, to navigate career pathways and post-secondary education options, and to achieve financial self-sufficiency. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Junior Achievement of Alaska Inc Anchorage, AK | B | $10,000 | paid | Students that participate in the JA Inspire program are able to: apply for jobs, attend industry panels from leading experts based in Anchorage speaking about the future workforce, write resumes, complete a work readiness career assessment, download attachments to store in a digital backpack and to share with their families, and listen to webinars with advice on professional workplace attire, keys to success, becoming an entrepreneur, and more. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Excel Alaska Inc Anchorage, AK | C | $10,000 | paid | Alaska EXCEL CTE Camp will provide 84 rural students from across rural/remote Alaska an opportunity to receive hands-on introductory training and awareness in a variety of career fields specific to Alaska and beyond. Participants will have a choice to learn about careers in medical careers, law enforcement, trades and aviation. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Ho'ola Na Pua Honolulu, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | Over 12 months, HNP will match youth 11-24 who have experienced sexual exploitation or who are at high risk of sexual exploitation or trafficking with trained and vetted mentors through our Starfish Mentoring Program. These mentors will meet weekly with victimized and at-risk youth once a week for two hours, encouraging them to prioritize health while developing an Empowerment Plan that connects them to treatment programs/therapies and builds self-efficacy essential for economic mobility. Our Starfish Mentoring Program is a critical piece of the continuum of care that builds safe support systems by matching youth with safe and caring mentors equipped to work with the challenges of complex trauma. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The San Marcos Promise San Marcos, CA | B | $10,000 | paid | Future Centers are high-tech hubs that help middle and high school students find their path and take concrete steps to prepare for and transition to college and career. They are rooted in local schools, supported by local businesses, designed by local students, and overseen by our impact-driven nonprofit to meet students' workforce development needs. They are staffed by two-full time Education Coordinators and located onsite at San Marcos Unified School District (SMUSD) high schools (and open to all North County San Diego students in the summer) to maximize student reach and engagement. Most importantly, they centralize program delivery, leading to more touchpoints per student throughout their educational journey and seamless transitions from one program or opportunity to the next. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Giants Community Fund San Francisco, CA | U | $10,000 | paid | The Willie Mays Scholars Program makes college aspirations come true for San Francisco's Black youth and empowers them to pursue their goals to achieve success in high school, college and beyond. The Willie Mays Scholars program will help tackle racial and educational inequities by providing additional opportunities for Black youth in San Francisco to prepare for, attend, and succeed in college. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | College Possible St Paul, MN | B | $10,000 | paid | Our high school program addresses common academic, social and financial barriers to college by providing programming to students during their junior and senior years. Coaches serve as student mentors, resources and advocates, building a community in which students excel. Coaches lead group sessions during the week, with 10-20 high school students at a time. Throughout the two years in the high school program students will receive test prep; financial literacy; build on non-cognitive abilities proven to facilitate college success; improve their understanding of the admissions process; receive support with completing college, scholarship and financial applications; and receive support throughout the college enrollment process. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Alliance for Education Seattle, WA | B | $10,000 | paid | The Office of African American Male Achievement works to ensure that the educational environment across the SPS supports the brilliance and excellence of Black boys and teens. In alignment with Seattle Excellence, the district's strategic plan and collective commitment to unapologetically support and serve students and families furthest from educational justice, the Office of AAMA is committed to the long journey required for the positive transformation of SPS, and has been working to achieve that vision every day since its founding in 2019. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Climbhi Honolulu, HI | C | $10,000 | paid | ClimbHI Bridge emerged and was selected by the Hawaii Executive Conference working group and Hawaii Department of Education as a necessary tool to connect educators and businesses safely and efficiently with the goal of inspiring our keiki to achieve economic self-sufficiency through the exploration of diverse income sources such as jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities in close proximity to residential areas. ClimbHI Bridge is a portal built to connect and match educators and businesses through streamlined communication that leads to successful outcomes. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Student Conservation Association Arlington, VA | C | $10,000 | paid | With support from an Alaska Airlines Foundation Lift Grant, the Student Conservation Association (SCA) Bay Area Community Crews will provide local high school youth with practical workforce development opportunities through paid, hands-on conservation projects at local parks, botanical gardens, and green spaces. During FY22 (April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022), SCA will recruit and train approximately 26 Bay Area youth to participate in an immersive five-week program and learn about the field of conservation while having a transformative impact on local green spaces. Each SCA Community Crew consists of 5-8 youth and 1-2 young adult leaders who build and maintain trails, plant trees, remove invasive species, and restore natural habitats. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Bristol Bay Native Corporation Anchorage, AK | D | $10,000 | paid | The Bristol Bay Regional Career and Technical Education Program focuses on introducing high school students to regional career opportunities. During the school year students fly from their home communities to the two hubs in the region (Naknek and Dillingham) to participate in Career and Technical Education courses that students apply to attend. During these weeks' students stay in dorm facilities and gain valuable skills while also developing friendships with other students in villages across the region from the participating four school districts. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Choices Education Group Seattle, WA | U | $10,000 | paid | CHOICES is an interactive workshop that focuses on keeping teens in school, motivating them toward their education and future, and introducing them to practical life skills to help them succeed. In fast-paced sessions delivered in real-time, business volunteers demonstrate to students the consequences of not graduating and the opportunities of pursuing their education and future, and take them through real-world exercises on academic self-discipline, time management, decision-making and goal setting. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Hawaii Public Television Foundation Honolulu, HI | B | $10,000 | paid | HIKI NO - Hawaiian for "can do" is Hawaii's New Wave of Storytellers - elementary, middle and high school students from 90 public, private and charter schools statewide who learn digital storytelling and workforce skills by producing stories that meet national PBS journalism, storytelling and production standards. Students from diverse educational, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds have equal access to project-based learning by researching topics, writing scripts, interviewing subjects and mastering digital filming/editing techniques. Digital storytelling taught in class, online and in afterschool programs across the state by teachers trained by PBS Hawaii Learning Initiatives, mentors and education partners. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Residency Kirkland, WA | C | $5,000 | paid | In 2021, The Residency will provide at least four advanced internships and career exploration opportunities for 30 young people from low-income and BIPOC communities through the following activities: 1. Audio Engineering 2. Summer Hybrid Workshop Series 3. Summer Intensive Internships All of these activities center Black, Indigenous, & P.O.C identifying young artists from low-income families to help acquire tangible artistic and professional skills while also gaining confidence, teamwork, and a deepened understanding of their own identity and power. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Elementary Institute of Science San Diego, CA | B | $5,000 | paid | Girls Take Flight is a unique and innovative program that empowers high school girls with technology training to start on the pathway to a STEM career. We focus on gender diversity to open doors for historically underrepresented girls so they can see themselves as STEM professionals. Participants learn Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), aka drone, aviation skills. In addition to the technical training, students are introduced to female STEM professionals and aeronautical careers. Female drone pilots provide all instruction and support to ensure participants have the best chance to obtain their FAA remote pilot certificate. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Outer Coast Sitka, AK | B | $5,000 | paid | The Summer Seminar is a low-barrier-of-entry opportunity for students to experience higher education without the commitment or financial investment of a four-year college. This exposure will unlock future post-secondary potential by demystifying college and helping students see higher education as a place where they can thrive. Innovative, relevant, and place-based curricula will help students see value in continuing their education where they may not have before. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Portland Workforce Alliance Portland, OR | B | $5,000 | paid | Our Mentoring to Careers programming offers students enriching experiences over multiple sessions to dive deeply into post-secondary options, career learning and professional skills in a cohort model. Students will gain personal growth and professional contacts through frequent interactions with caring volunteers from a variety of employers and colleges. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Young Scholars Program Hayward, CA | U | $5,000 | paid | Rising Scholars offers a rich program of services: 21 Weekly Pull-Out Sessions led by counselors during school hours for college preparation, life skills training, mentoring and leadership development. College Application Fee support Scholarship search and application support Career Exploration Connections for Internships and career shadowing opportunities Enrichment activities to expand the scholar's horizons. College Tours to College Partner campuses to support the theory of finding the"Best Fit" | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Year Up Inc Boston, MA | B | $5,000 | paid | Year Up serves low-income young adults ages 18-26 through its workforce development and education program, which is comprised of six months of in-classroom training followed by a six-month internship. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Atwork Bellevue, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | AtWork!'s experienced employment Consultants work one-on-one with students to build a customized job-training plan for their specific needs and personal goals. With yearlong support during their final year of high school, students identify interests and skills, build a portfolio or resume, practice job interviews, and lead several job trials. By the spring and graduation, our Employment Consultants help students secure a job based on their primed skills and experience. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | College Success Foundation Bellevue, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | The HERO program provides school-based academic support and career awareness activities to students in early high school (9th and 10th grades). The program is designed to smooth the transition from middle school and set students on a track through high school to successful admission to college and on to their chosen career. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Vancouver National Historic Reserve Trust Vancouver, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | The Historic Trust will work with Partners in Careers (PIC) to host a series of afterschool classes at PFEC that introduce primarily underrepresented teens to career paths in the aviation industry. In Aviation Careers Explorers (ACE), teens aged 13-18 will participate in professionalism classes, site tours, and networking opportunities with industry professionals. Additionally, they will gain a foundational knowledge of aviation, local aviation history, and related business and educational opportunities available in the Pacific Northwest. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Friends of the Children-Seattle Seattle, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | Professional mentors teach social and coping skills and have intentional conversations with youth about post-secondary education, take them to college campuses and link them with job shadowing opportunities. This allows our youth to envision themselves in college and become aware of professions they can pursue. As youth enter and move through high school, we provide a more targeted set of services in our teen program for youth ages 11-18, which helps them remain college- and career-focused. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | New Avenues for Youth Inc Portland, OR | B | $5,000 | paid | New Avenues' Promoting Avenues to Employment (PAVE) program has delivered job training and employment services to thousands of young people experiencing homelessness and housing instability. PAVE activities include self-paced Job Readiness Training, support from Career Coaches, Career Lab (open three days a week for job searching, resume and cover-letter writing, and other employment/career support), career-readiness activities, employment navigation, and career exposure/exploration opportunities including job shadows, mock interviews, internships and learning opportunities (up to 160 hours), job fairs, and more. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Oregon STEM Eugene, OR | C | $5,000 | paid | The Oregon STEM Board is focused on developing common measures for Oregon that include assessing and analyzing quantitative and qualitative data. The common measures will leverage each STEM Hub's data gathering best practices to demonstrate statewide impact, ensuring that all programs are accessible and establish STEM opportunities for all youth throughout Oregon. Oregon STEM will be a centralized entity for all Hubs to store and share data, along with sharing best practices for data acquisition. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Work Force Development Center Everett, WA | U | $5,000 | paid | WFDC's intensive ten-month Manufacturing Vocational Training process teaches at-risk students how to produce high quality parts supporting the aerospace industry. By the time the students graduate from our program, they have developed the knowledge, skills, and experience to earn a living wage in the aerospace and manufacturing industries. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | Northwest Education Access Seattle, WA | B | $5,000 | paid | College Prep Program: In NWEA's College Prep Program, we help young people prepare for higher education and meaningful employment. Our aim is for each student to enroll in an appropriate post-secondary program with the resources and skills they need to succeed. Our Education Advocates work one-on-one with each student to create a career and academic achievement plan tailored to the student's gifts and goals. As students work toward credentials and exams, Education Advocates help them identify the best academic program for their needs, navigate the education system, apply for a post-secondary program, prepare a quarterly personal budget that will realistically gauge expenses, obtain financial aid and private scholarships, secure housing, address life barriers (childcare, transportation), register for classes, and effectively access campus services. | 202201319349104800 |
| 2021 | The Washington State Leadership Board Olympia, WA | U | $5,000 | paid | The WSLB applies for this grant to support its youth leadership programs. While each of these programs provides high school students with life-changing experiences and leadership training, each was designed to address particular barriers to opportunity, and each serves a slightly different student population. Importantly, due to both public and private support, we are able to offer our programs free of charge to our participants. | 202201319349104800 |
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