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
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
Believe in Me promotes education and entrepreneurship in young students and recently participated in the 2021 Washington State University (WSU) High School Business Plan Competition as an angel sponsor. The competition aimed to inspire high school students to develop a serious business plan and provided them with a platform to showcase their entrepreneurial skills. Believe
Now that I’ve had time to dig myself out of the bunker, I’d like to thank you for joining us for our first annual Believe in Me Charity Golf Tournament. Thanks to all 128 golfers, 18 corporate sponsors, and 22 volunteers, it was a huge success. Not only was it a terrific day to be
Believe in Me, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping pregnant teens and teen moms experiencing homelessness, faced a challenge in 2020 due to 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 expert Ricky Webster,
Believe in Me, a non-profit organization committed to empowering marginalized youth through mentorship, education, and community outreach, faced challenges in fundraising during the unprecedented year of 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the organization to find innovative ways to engage with its supporters and raise awareness of its cause. That’s when Believe in Me partnered with
In 2020, hosting fundraising events presented significant challenges, especially for those focused on celebrating and supporting marginalized communities. However, despite the difficulties, the Morning Star Foundation was able to host a safe, socially distanced, in-person Pride Charity Dinner in collaboration with Odyssey Youth Movement and the Globe Bar & Kitchen in Spokane, Washington. This event
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