Our Supporters
Invest in Youth wishes to thank its many supporters for their ongoing contributions to our program. Without their involvement, we would not have been able to keep our program growing and vital these past fifteen years. Our funding comes from a variety of sources – individuals, foundation grants, government grants, corporations, associations and in-kind donations. Examples of in-kind donations include camp organizations that offer subsidized camp experiences, programs that offer reduced admissions for our “end of the year” event and groups or individuals that provide snacks or meals for field trips and other material contributions.
Individuals
Individual contributions are a significant source of our income with many of our donors also involved as Invest in Youth tutors.
List of individual donors: Nov.1, 2009 to Oct. 31, 2010
Corporations and Associations
Invest in Youth receives contributions, tutor volunteer support and sponsorships from local firms and associations, many of which are in financial services. Firms with participating tutors 2010-2011 school year numbered 19, while employees of 44 different firms have participated over time.
Thank you to our 2011 Corporate Sponsors!
- Morton Clarke
- D.A. Davidson
- Principal Financial Group
- Brighton Jones, LLC
- McAdams Wright Ragen
- Seattle Security Traders Association
- Cairncross & Hempelmann
- Fortune Bank
- Summit Capital
- E.K. Riley
- Hartford Mutual Funds
- MatchPoint Construction
- Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
- IslandWood
Fiscal 2009 Corporate and Association Contributions
D.A. Davidson & Co.
McAdams Wright Ragen
Morton Clarke Fu & Metcalf
Seattle Security Traders
Fiscal 2010 Corporate and Association Contributions through June 30
Brighton Jones Matching Gifts
Davidson Companies Matching Gifts
Morton Clarke Fu & Metcalf
Seattle Security Traders
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo Employee Matching Gifts Program
Foundations
2011 supporters
David C Hawley Foundation
2010 supporters
David C Hawley Foundation
Peach Foundation
University DIS Rotary SVC Fund
Seattle Foundation/Rigel Foundation
Washington Women’s Foundation
Government Grants
Fiscal 2009 grant
Compassion Capital Fund – Communities Empowering Youth, administered through World Vision
In-Kind Donations
Fiscal 2009 and 2010
Islandwood
Tishman Speyer Properties
Invest in Youth is 501(c)(3) non-profit organization for community involvement in Seattle Public Schools, tax ID #27-2208137.
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The success of the Invest in Youth program can, indeed, be measured quantitatively, but the most powerful expression, I see is the joy of both tutors and students at the end of the year as they celebrate their success and the requests of tutors to continue working with the same student for the coming year.
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