Give Methow Raises Over $650,000 for Local Nonprofits

Give Methow has raised $654,375 for 38 Methow Valley nonprofits – a record-breaking amount for the annual campaign hosted by the Community Foundation of North Central Washington.

Give Methow is an online fundraising campaign to support Methow Valley nonprofits throughout the month of October. Any 501c3 nonprofit or fiscally sponsored organization located within the Methow Valley in good standing is eligible to participate.

Minimum donation is $10 and the Community Foundation covers all the credit card fees, so 100% of the donations went directly to the nonprofits. This year, over $67,000 was donated to the “Give to All” option which is spread equally among all participants. An anonymous donor matched $30,000 and the Community Foundation allotted $10,000 to this pool.

“We started Give Methow in 2015 to build awareness of the nonprofit programs in the Methow Valley and provide a way for people to give in any size” said Beth Stipe, executive director. “Since then, over $1.7M has been disbursed to charitable causes in the Methow Valley, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of those who care so deeply about the Methow.”

Perhaps one of the most significant and fun aspects of the campaign is Funday Monday – each time a donation is made on a Monday, the donor’s name is entered to win $500 to use on Give Methow any way they choose. On the last Funday Monday, 848 donations were made totaling nearly $104,000 in one day. “It’s my favorite part of Give Methow” said Jennifer Dolge, who manages the campaign. “Each winner I talk to is so excited to give, and they always mention how much they love the campaign and their local nonprofits. It’s fun to be the messenger!”

2021 Give Methow Results

Organization Total
Aero Methow Rescue Service $25,151
American Legion Post 0143 Methow Valley $3,346
C6 Forest to Farm $8,451
Cascadia Music $9,121
Classroom in Bloom $20,891
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance $23,511
Fire Adapted Methow Valley $5,696
Friends of the Twisp Pool $21,401
Friends of the Winthrop Public Library $32,306
Jamie’s Place $20,122
Little Star School $24,476
Loup Loup Ski Education Foundation $8,406
Methow Arts Alliance $13,866
Methow At Home $23,441
Methow Beaver Project $10,616
Methow Conservancy $43,495
Methow Housing Trust $27,211
Methow Recycles $20,136
Methow Trails $22,241
Methow Valley Chamber Music Festival $3,476
Methow Valley Citizens Council $38,281
Methow Valley Community Center $10,771
Methow Valley Education Foundation $17,901
Methow Valley Interpretive Center $11,101
Methow Valley Nordic Ski Education Foundation $15,241
Methow Valley Riding Unlimited $10,926
Methow Watershed Foundation $5,941
Northwest Outward Bound School $3,801
Public School Funding Alliance $19,784
Room One $38,406
Shafer Historical Museum $8,486
The Confluence: Art in Twisp $16,251
The Cove Food Bank $37,486
The Merc Playhouse $12,291
TwispWorks Foundation $16,921
Washington State Grange Foundation $6,571
Winthrop Kiwanis Foundation $7,601
Winthrop Rink $9,251
TOTAL $654,375

 

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