Ways to Give

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Wednesday, October 23

Join us for our next Social Justice Salon at The Forum at Town Hall Seattle. We'll explore how our community navigates the intersections of poverty, race, culture, social and emotional wellbeing, behavioral health, and homelessness.

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Why Donate to Solid Ground?

We believe in building stronger communities from the ground up. We connect people with the help they need, provide educational resources to break the cycles of poverty and oppression, and work to improve the systems and institutions that serve vulnerable individuals and groups in our communities.
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Questions? Contact…

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Anna Cronin

Senior Director of Philanthropy & Communications
annac@solid-ground.org
206.694.6803

Additional Information

Solid Ground accepts gifts online, over the phone, by mail, and in person.

Solid Ground is a 501(c)3 corporation (#23-7421892) registered with the Washington State Secretary of State as a charitable organization under Chapter 19.09 of the RCW. Information on our finances is available by calling the Secretary of State at 800.332.GIVE.

Resource Development at Solid Ground
1501 North 45th Street, Seattle, WA 98103-6708

 

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Heartfelt thanks

… to the  2,000+ individual donors and hundreds of organizations that support Solid Ground each year. By working together, we spark long-lasting hope and progress in individual lives and in our community.

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