Hazel Miller Foundation

We are honored to support Afghan Advantage and their focus on new literacy and navigation skills for their students. We couldn't agree more with their ethos that "When women gain functional literacy, entire families move forward."

Save the date for Monday, October 5th, when the link to the new application will be live. We are SO excited for you to use this new system.

Questions? Email [email protected].

Sound Salmon Solutions' important work continues with schools in the Edmonds School District. Thank you for educating our kids!

"When we applied for your grant last year, we shared a simple but powerful belief: that every student who wants to play sports deserves the chance to do so, regardless of their family’s financial circumstances. Thanks to your generosity, that belief has been transformed into action and into opportunity for Meadowdale students who might otherwise have been left on the sidelines.

On behalf of the Meadowdale High School Sports Booster Club, we are deeply grateful for your $6,000 grant to reestablish our Blue and White Fund. Your support provided the seed money we needed to bring this vital resource back to life after it was wiped out during the pandemic."

-Co-presidents of the Meadowdale Sports Booster Club

Honored to be of service.

It's so much fun to support Ballinger Shakespeare Company and their shows! Check out these photos from Much Ado About Nothing.

Have you been to one of their performances? They're free!

YWCA Seattle King Snohomish Child Advocacy Program in South Snohomish County was created to fill the gap in services not available to children and their caregivers who are currently experiencing homelessness or have recently transitioned into housing.

It is one of three such YWCA programs across King and Snohomish Counties aimed at mitigating the trauma experienced by children impacted by homelessness, domestic violence, and/or reunification with a parent who was formerly incarcerated.

The program focuses on strengthening family stability by reducing the impacts of trauma, increasing school engagement and support, and helping break intergenerational cycles of poverty.

In 2026, YWCA is expanding our Child Advocacy Programming to serve more families in South Snohomish County, thanks to the generous support of partners like the Hazel Miller Foundation.

Pathways Homeward Bound Shelter is the home base of their Child Advocacy Programming in Snohomish County.

With their grant, Neighbors in Need was able to purchase hot breakfast food, individual grocery bags, family grocery boxes, and work clothes.

Thank you all for feeding our community.

See you next year, Edmonds Pride!

We are proud to support Concern for Neighbors Food Bank in all that they do to keep our community fed.