United Way Of King County

Students graduate - early learning:more than 1,000 families were engaged in the parent child+, a two-year home visiting program that prepares low-income children ages 2-4 to be ready to learn when they enter kindergarten and their parents to be their first and best teachers. This year's graduating class included 280 children. Participants are thirty percentage points more likely to graduate high school.

Access to resources & financial stability:united way's free tax prep campaign provided in-person services with more than 500 volunteers preparing tax returns for 12,500 clients, maximizing tax credits to bring low-income households bringing more than $15.5 million in returns. United way of king county's home grocery delivery program brought culturally specific boxes of food to 4,000 households every week to fight hunger, providing more than 175,000 deliveries in total. United way also worked with federal way and auburn school districts to provide in-classroom breakfast after the bell, increasing access for thousands of students to healthy breakfast.

Supporting youth achievements: other programs include bridge to finish helping community college students persist to graduation. Interventions were provided to students. Interventions include emergency needs grants, financial counseling, access to food and more.

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