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COVID-19 is spreading in King County. But together, we can slow it down, saving lives. Everyone, young and old, should stay home and avoid all non-essential contact. When you must go out, limit your trips and stay six feet apart from others. Our individual actions affect the health of our entire community. And what we do as a community protects Read more...

King County Behavioral Health and Recovery Division has gathered an ongoing list of behavioral health resources for King County families and youth during COVID 19 as well as beyond. King County staff are working hard to provide accurate information about how to access services when and if you need them. Follow the link to find crisis hotline numbers, listings of Read more...

This is a list that was developed by King County to support individuals and families with community support and school resources. Follow the link to find a spreadsheet listing multiple organizations with various supports offered. Some examples include online 12 step programs, low cost internet options, online/homeschooling resources, utilities deferment, healthcare navigation and more! Read more...

During these changing times and with school closures, some of our community members in King County have reached out to find out where to locate resources such as food, utility assistance, health care/ health plans, and learning/ educational sources. King County compiled a resource list to share with our providers and community members. Click to the link and scroll down Read more...

Follow this link for a spreadsheet listing out the foodbanks that are still open in the area. The spreadsheet includes addresses, hours of operation, and accessibility info. Read more...

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) will provide $50 million in immediate short-term relief to several national and community organizations to help some of the families and communities feeling the greatest strain under the COVID-19 health emergency. RWJF will distribute $50 million in emergency support among groups that serve national, tribal, and local populations. The national organizatins and projects included Read more...

America’s SBDCs are working to help small businesses address the challenges of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. This page provides webinars and materials about federal funds for small businesses impacted by COVID-19. They offer webinars every week with flexible time. Even if you need more help, you can contact local SBDC now. Read more...

This page gathers FMA’s latest thinking and tools to support you in managing your nonprofit’s finances (or supporting your grantees as they do) amidst the rapid changes and uncertainty we are all facing in 2020. Hilda Polanco’s recent letter offered a framework for nonprofits organizing a response to the COVID-19 crisis. This frequently-updated page will compile resources to support you Read more...

We can expect many nonprofits will face new challenges in the weeks ahead. Nonprofits that hold large conferences, conduct in-person fundraising events, or provide training sessions may need to assess their options. Those that provide services to populations who are most at risk of acquiring the virus may be facing unique challenges in serving their communities. This blog is intended Read more...

This resource will help nonprofit organizations understand how the CARES Act will apply to them and how to proceed with filing for assistance. This resource is categorized between assistance for individuals, small nonprofits (less than 500 employees) and large nonprofits (over 500 employees), and includes our latest information on eligibility criteria, timelines, and application information. Follow this link to learn Read more...

In light of COVID-19, many nonprofits are desperately seeking additional funding to respond to and adapt to the new environment. The new Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) includes streams of funding that may help. This guide is designed to provide highlights of each of the loan opportunities to help nonprofits access capital to meet their most Read more...

This page contains information about food access programs and services to help support King County residents during this difficult time. This page includes sections reagarding food resources such as food delivery, food pick-up, older adults and people with disabilities, pregnant people, etc. Read more...