Ten Inland Northwest charities receive grant awards from Believe in Me to benefit marginalized children in 2022. A total of $134,306 has been granted to ten regional nonprofits from Believe in Me, a foundation for kids. [Read More]
It’s the New Year, and everyone is making resolutions. For many people volunteering is on their list of things to do in 2022. Volunteering has many benefits, but it also requires commitment. Believe in Me takes volunteering seriously and offers volunteer opportunities that are meaningful for people who want to make a difference. Believe in
Meet Karen Alexandra Martinez Urrego, a passionate volunteer who is making a difference in the lives of marginalized children through her work with Believe in Me. Born and raised in Bogota, Colombia, Alexandra is a single child. She is also a first-generation of post-secondary education in her family. She has always been driven to impact
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Innovative Solution: Believe in Me Adapts Annual Event to Virtual Format Believe in Me, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering marginalized youth through mentorship, education, and community outreach, found it difficult to fundraise during a tumultuous time in the world. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization had to innovate and find new ways to
Believe in Me Hosts Successful Virtual Wine Tasting Events to Support Marginalized Youth Read More »
Believe in Me, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping pregnant teens and teen moms experiencing homelessness, faced a challenge in 2021. With the Covid-19 pandemic, the organization needed to find new and innovative ways to raise awareness about its cause while keeping everyone safe. The solution was to partner with Gingerbread Traditions to host a
Believe in Me’s 2021 Kraken Hockey Games were a unique and exciting opportunity for the organization to build relationships and create shared memories with donors, volunteers, and friends. As a non-profit organization that focuses on supporting marginalized youth, Believe in Me saw the Seattle Kraken’s inaugural season as a chance to expand its reach and
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Believe in Me, a non-profit organization that supports marginalized kids in pursuing secondary education, proudly supported the Washington State University (WSU) and University of Washington (UW) football teams in 2021. As part of our commitment to supporting student-athletes, we purchased season tickets to both schools’ home games and hosted tailgating events for our supporters and
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During this time of year, it is so important for us to slow down and remember to teach our children to understand what being thankful is all about. Read our [Blog] to learn 5 ways to teach kids gratitude during the holidays!
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We’re Changing Our Name! To help the public distinguish between Morning Star Boys’ Ranch and Morning Star Foundation, Morning Star Foundation announces an organizational name change to “Believe In Me”. Both entities operate separately and independently of one another. All questions pertaining to this announcement should be directed to the contacts below. About Believe In
Confidence breeds conviction, and without it, it isn’t easy to succeed. Confidence isn’t something that simply happens to us – we have to learn how to be confident. We need the confidence to set goals and believe in ourselves enough to accomplish them. Being confident is about taking responsibility for our successes and failures and
