Julie Wukelic

Julie Wukelic, MBA, is a survivor of domestic violence who defied the odds by pursuing her education while raising three children. With a degree in Finance and an MBA from Washington State University, she now serves as the Chief Change Maker at Believe in Me - Foundation for Kids, where she utilizes her skills to make a difference in the lives of children. Julie's passion for equipping the right people with technology and streamlined processes drives her to ensure effective impact. Her resilience, love for challenges, and unwavering dedication make her a remarkable individual committed to creating a better future for children in her community.

Believe in Me Grants $15,000 to Melodic Caring Project for Music Therapy

Believe in Me has recently granted $15,000 to the Melodic Caring Project to support their one-on-one music therapy program, which offers wraparound services to help young patients heal and believe in themselves. The Melodic Caring Project is a non-profit organization based in Mount Vernon, WA, providing mental health support for kids and families dealing with […]

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Remembering with Love: Leave a Memorial or Tribute Gift to Believe in Me

Believe in Me is a non-profit organization committed to helping marginalized kids develop self-confidence and succeed. Their vision is to help every kid develop the self-confidence they need to succeed, and their mission is to provide marginalized kids with a safe place to call home, a family that loves them, a feeling of community, and

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Believe in Me Aims to Stop Corporal Punishment with a $5,000 Grant

Believe in Me has recently awarded a $5,000 Wraparound Services Pillar Grant to Partners with Families and Children (Partners) to establish a No-Hit Zone. The No-Hit Zone is a safe environment where no hitting is allowed. The funding provides training for Partners to promote healthy, non-violent behaviors and expressions of emotions and end corporal punishment.

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Music Therapy: Providing A Spark of Hope for Chronically Ill Children

We are thrilled to announce that the Melodic Caring Project has been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Believe in Me’s Wraparound Services and Enrichment Pillars This grant will significantly contribute to Melodic Caring Project’s efforts to provide virtual group music therapy to chronically ill children, who are often marginalized and isolated due to their

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Powers Economics’ Generosity Shines at Believe in Me Golf Tournament

On a beautiful day in the Pacific Northwest, the Believe in Me Golf Tournament teed off, bringing together golfers from around the area supporting a great cause. This year, the event was sponsored by Powers Economics, a business and economic development consultancy led by John Powers, a prominent figure in the community with a passion

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Generosity in Action: NW Steel Fab Supports Believe in Me Golf Tournament

The spirit of generosity is alive and well at Northwest Steel Fabricators, as demonstrated by the incredible donation they made to the 2022 Believe in Me Golf Tournament. Andy James and his team at Northwest Steel Fabricators provided a Birdie Sponsorship of $7,500 to cover all the golf carts and balls for the tournament. In

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Believe in Me Aims to Stop Corporal Punishment with a $5,000 Grant

Believe in Me has recently awarded a $5,000 Wraparound Services Pillar Grant to Partners with Families and Children (Partners) to establish a No-Hit Zone. The No-Hit Zone is a safe environment where no hitting is allowed. The funding provides training for Partners to promote healthy, non-violent behaviors and expressions of emotions and end corporal punishment.

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Believe in Me Grants $15,000 to Melodic Caring Project for Music Therapy

Believe in Me has recently granted $15,000 to the Melodic Caring Project to support their one-on-one music therapy program, which offers wraparound services to help young patients heal and believe in themselves. The Melodic Caring Project is a non-profit organization based in Mount Vernon, WA, providing mental health support for kids and families dealing with

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National Child Abuse Prevention Month: How to Spot, Prevent, and Join the Fight Against Child Abuse with Believe in Me

THE NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE IS A TOLL-FREE NUMBER YOU CAN CALL TO REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT. THE HOTLINE IS AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, AND CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH INFORMATION ON HOW TO REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE IN YOUR STATE. 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453) April is National Child Abuse Prevention

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Celebrating Neurodiversity and Supporting Individuals with Autism

Believe in Me is a nonprofit foundation that empowers marginalized youth in the community. In line with our vision to help every kid develop the self-confidence they need to succeed, we recognize the unique challenges faced by young people with autism. April is Autism Awareness Month, and as the world celebrates neurodiversity and raises awareness

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