Creating solutions — and funding them — through our own initiative
Our Goal: To build a sustainable, self-driven funding model that allows our outreach to grow year after year. We focus on nurturing entrepreneurial leadership, creativity, and financial independence in youth.
What We Do: Our fundraising projects are powered entirely by the effort, ideas, and skills of our youth team. Through creative services, neighborhood assistance, handmade goods, and community events, we generate the financial resources that fuel our mission.
This hands-on approach not only sustains our programs — it also teaches responsibility, problem-solving, and the joy of giving back.
We joined hands with Sukarya to support their "Education on Wheels" program for children in Delhi slums. Our youth team raised $6,000 to provide mobile classrooms and quality education for 250 underserved students. This program is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as a knowledge partner. Impact: Provided a full year of mobile education for 250 children in Delhi.
At NorthWest Youth Entrepreneur Expo, we made, marketed and sold handmade greeting cards, and served fresh food and lemonade. We made $1000+. All the sales supported 200+ underserved families in the Greater Seattle area with diapers, fresh and canned foods.
Raised $1000+ during this drive and used funds to donate essential supplies (diapers 2T-5T, canned and fresh foods) to 300+ underserved families in Greater Seattle area.
Participating in the Pacific Northwest Youth Entrepreneur Expo. We made, marketed and sold handmade greeting cards, art work and kids' story books to 150+ guests. All the money was donated for charity.
Raising Funds to Provide School Supplies for Underserved Kids. We raised funds to provide school supplies to 500 Hispanic elementary school kids from underserved communities. This was part of 'Back to School' campaign hosted by Children's Society of WA in Fall 2022. We took neighborhood jobs like watering plants and helping elderly to raise funds, and bought school bags and stationary. We took the ownership end to end, spent days at the society packing bags and donating to the kids.
Donations for Those Without a Home. We raised funds by setting up 10 day-long lemonade stands in Trossachs neighborhood and by participating in neighborhood events. The community came together to contribute money, basic supplies and blankets to support homeless communities. My friends came together to volunteer and it soon became a movement in summer of 2022. We bought supplies from Costco using these funds, and helped 40 homeless adults residing in Tent City 4 in North bend, WA.
