Give NCW Raises Record-Breaking Amount for NCW Nonprofits

The Community Foundation of NCW has awarded $686,899 a to 80 nonprofits through Give NCW, an online fundraising campaign from Thanksgiving to December 31st – a record breaking amount for the campaign which also hosted the most participants since its inception in 2015.

Give NCW was created to build awareness of nonprofit organizations that are serving the region and to provide an easy way for anyone to give with a minimum donation of just $10.

“Our goal with Give NCW is to inspire and encourage the residents of our region to be part of a culture of philanthropy” said Beth Stipe, the foundation’s executive director. “When everyone gives a little, it can make a big impact and Give NCW provides an easy way to give locally and learn about the nonprofits making a difference across the region.”

The Foundation provided added incentives to encourage and motivate giving, such as Funday Monday in which donors won $1,000 to use on Give NCW any way they chose. There was also an option to “Give to All” to support all participating organizations and have your donation matched, thanks to our Partners in Giving. “Our Partners provide unrestricted gifts that are invaluable to our organization,” said Stipe. “We’ve been able to award additional grants, increase scholarship awards, and provide additional opportunities for nonprofits. This year the $50,000 match to Give to All was met and provided each nonprofit with over $1,500 in extra donations. We’re so grateful to be able to have inspired and motivated giving with this match.”

Many local businesses supported Give NCW this year, including Plaza Super Jet, a neighborhood grocery store in Wenatchee who provided an opportunity for customers to round up their purchases which resulted in a $10,000 donation for “Give to All”, which was doubled for a total of $20,000 to benefit all 80 nonprofits. “We’re so grateful to Plaza Super Jet for providing this opportunity for people to give easily in any amount.”

In addition, the Foundation organized a Turkey Trot fun run in Wenatchee on Thanksgiving morning that raised over $17,000 for the campaign. “We are so grateful and humbled by the 1300+ runners that came out for this huge community event and the Wenatchee Valley Medical Group for sponsoring it which enabled us to raise a significant amount for Give to All” said Stipe.

Give NCW is open to any 501c3 nonprofit organization located in Chelan, Douglas, or Okanogan counties that has received at least one of the foundation’s competitive grants. They were able to raise funds for specific projects or support their core operations.

Give NCW 2023 Results

Organization Amount Raised
Alano Club of Wenatchee $3,064
Alatheia Riding Center $14,403
C6 Forest to Farm $9,423
CAFE: The Community for the Advancement of Family Education $8,103
Camp Fire NCW $8,553
Cancer Care of NCW $12,978
Cascade Fisheries $7,513
Cascade Medical Foundation $3,598
Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village $5,188
Chelan County Mountain Rescue Association $7,213
Chelan-Douglas CASA $15,898
Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council $21,307
Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services $12,679
Chelan-Douglas Land Trust $15,261
Chelan Valley Hope $9,938
Chelan Valley Housing Trust $12,408
Children’s Home Society of Washington $12,053
Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center Foundation $4,733
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance $5,117
Greater Leavenworth Museum $5,008
Green Okanogan $4,113
Hand in Hand Immigration Services $18,918
Hope Care Clinic $8,748
Icicle Creek Center for the Arts $10,280
Indigenous Roots and Reparation Foundation $6,708
Ingalls Creek Enrichment Center $6,488
Master Gardener Foundation of Chelan-Douglas Counties $4,833
Mobile Meals of Wenatchee $13,613
Mountain Meadows $4,998
Mountain Sprouts Children’s Community $8,433
NCW Arts Alliance $3,428
NCW Community Toy Drive $4,514
North Valley Hospital Foundation $3,152
Numerica Performing Arts Center $7,419
Okanogan Behavioral HealthCare $2,573
Okanogan County Child Development Association $2,633
Okanogan County Search and Rescue Association $2,568
Okanogan Highlands Alliance $4,498
Okanogan Land Trust $3,648
Okanogan Regional Humane $5,053
Our Valley Our Future $6,613
Pateros Apple Pie Jamboree $2,838
Pateros Brewster Community Resource Center $4,508
Pateros Treehouse Early Education Organization $3,648
Pinnacles Prep Charter School $4,068
Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho $31,348
Pybus Market Charitable Foundation $7,953
Ridge 2 River Animal Haven and Humane Education $4,043
Safe Families for Children $4,378
SAGE (Safety, Advocacy, Growth Empowerment) $19,845
Small Miracles $7,273
Stage Kids WA $6,823
Sustainable NCW $10,706
TEAMS Learning Center $5,648
The Brave Warrior Project $9,810
The First Tee Central Washington $415
The Knights Community Hospital Equipment Lend Program (KC HELP) $3,733
Thrive Chelan Valley $5,878
Tierra Village $7,602
Together for Youth $3,633
TREAD (Trails Recreation Education Advocacy and Development) $6,993
Upper Valley Connection $5,703
Upper Valley MEND $42,976
Velocity Swimming $4,023
Waste Loop $11,168
Wenatchee Area Genealogical Society $3,509
Wenatchee Outdoors $3,293
Wenatchee River Institute $14,968
Wenatchee Rotary Foundation, Inc. $2,568
Wenatchee United SC $2,978
Wenatchee Valley Children’s Guild $5,013
Wenatchee Valley College Foundation $5,378
Wenatchee Valley Dispute Resolution Center $4,068
Wenatchee Valley Humane Society $19,032
Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center $5,629
Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center $6,491
Wenatchee Valley YMCA $18,031
Wenatchee Youth Baseball $2,673
Women’s Resource Center of NCW $30,998
YWCA North Central Washington $19,568
TOTAL $686,899

 

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