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Year-end 2026

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me in.

Join Urban Impact this December and help us build the next chapter in South Seattle.

Our goal is $500,000 by December 31.

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Why does your gift matter now?

What comes in by December 31 decides what we can commit to in 2027.

Out-of-school learning, chaplaincy inside juvenile detention, and family support for 673 young people and the families raising them.

What does it look like when someone stays?

Camille came for one thing and stayed for another.

Camille first got to know Urban Impact the summer her daughter joined a youth program run with a neighborhood church, where the pastor learned her family needed a place to live and pointed her to Emerald City Commons. A year later, she sells her grandmother's teriyaki at a Saturday farmers' market, and her son, who once wanted nothing to do with any of it, joins her at church and is starting to ask about college.

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Choose your gift

Any amount counts. A gift reaches every program and the housing underneath them.

GIVE$146Two months of youth and family programs for one young personGive $146 → GIVE$552A full year of after-school and summer programs for one childGive $552 → GIVE$1,977A year of chaplaincy for a young person struggling with incarcerationGive $1,977 → GIVE$3,600Training for one entrepreneur for one yearGive $3,600 →
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How close are we?

$500,000 by December 31. That is the first part of the $1,004,000 we need by the end of our fiscal year on August 31, 2027.

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Count me in every month

Monthly gifts keep programs steady all year, not only in December.

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Say “count me in.”

There is room for you in this story. What happens next depends on who stands with us.

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