Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Family Works
SEATTLE, WA
Total revenue
$8.7M
Total expenses
$4.3M
Net assets
$8.3M
Grants received
$9.6M
194 grants
EIN
911757277
Tax year
2024
Mission
Nutrition: food distribution in wallingford and greenwood, food delivery, student weekend food program in collaboration with local schools, new mobile food pantry that reaches community organizations by request, and text-to-go, a food box ordering service from the food bank via text.family support: family advocacy, community connectors - one-on-one enrollment assistance in public or community benefits, community closet - family store with free clothing/toys/books/diapers/schools supplies, multilingual playgroups, diaper bank, parenting and other skills training, community building, chicas de hoy, teen parent alumni group, youth empowerment programs, satellite resource center at nathan hale high school. We believe that an individual or a family can be most resilient when they have access to quality food and essential resources within an environment where they can feel a sense of belonging within a supportive community.
Programs
1 program
Resource center: the family resource center served 1,210 households through its programs and services in 2024, an increase of 37%. Frc continued to increase its community outreach programs and one-on-one navigation for public and community benefits. Community connectors enrolled 451 households in public and community benefits that helped them achieve greater financial stability in 2024. The frc offered kaleidoscope play & learn groups two times per week, a total of 104 multilingual play and learn group sessions. The frc continued to provide supportive services and connections to critical basic needs through programs like the community closet, diaper bank, and parenting classes. Familyworks continued partnering with seattle public schools through its pop-up family resource center at nathan hale high school and broadview-thomson k-8 school and expanded to two additional schools, james baldwin and robert eagle staff.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
21 listed
MARCIA WRIGHT-SOIKA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
$160K
40 hrs/wk
ALISON PARSONS
DIRECTOR
—
4 hrs/wk
ANINDITA CHATTERJEE
DIRECTOR
—
0.6 hrs/wk
BILLY VILUAN-MCLENDON
PRESIDENT
—
1.3 hrs/wk
BRYAN KNOLL
DIRECTOR
—
0.6 hrs/wk
CRAIG GREENE
DIRECTOR
—
0.8 hrs/wk
GLORIS ESTRELLA
DIRECTOR
—
0.4 hrs/wk
JENNIFER ROGERS
DIRECTOR
—
0.7 hrs/wk
JOHN OLSON
DIRECTOR
—
0.3 hrs/wk
ABDUL Q SUBEDAR
DIRECTOR
—
0.2 hrs/wk
MIKE BILLISH
DIRECTOR
—
0.6 hrs/wk
PAMELA NG
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
RICHARD NEELY
VICE PRESIDENT
—
0.9 hrs/wk
RUCHIKA GUPTA TRUITT
DIRECTOR
—
0.3 hrs/wk
SENANU AGGOR
TREASURER
—
0.8 hrs/wk
SHANDA BOYETT
SECRETARY
—
0.8 hrs/wk
BRIANNA JACKSON
DIRECTOR (OUTGOING)
—
0.5 hrs/wk
MARCELLA MENEGALE
DIRECTOR (OUTGOING)
—
0.5 hrs/wk
LAURA MCMILLAN
DIRECTOR
—
0.6 hrs/wk
ALESSANDRA POLLOCK
DIRECTOR
—
0.6 hrs/wk
REHANA LANEWALA
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & COMM
$108K
40 hrs/wk
Grants received
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Funded by
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