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Become a part of our community village and help us make a lasting impact on the lives of young people facing homelessness. Your contribution, no matter the size, provides essential resources like safe shelter, nutritious meals,
and vital support services that empower these young people to build a brighter future. We are a registered 501C3 non profit 27-2113343
Your support can transform the lives of vulnerable young people. Explore the many ways to get involved:
- Donate: Every dollar counts! Your financial contribution helps us provide safe shelter, warm meals, and essential resources for young people in need. You can make a one-time donation or even set up a recurring monthly gift to provide ongoing support by clicking our donate now button! You can mail or hand deliver a monetary gift to: 19777 SR 20, Coupeville, WA 98239 We accept in person donations of food and our most used supplies from 8am-9pm daily!
- Spread the word: Help us raise awareness about youth homelessness in our community. Share our mission with your friends, family, and social networks.
- Organize a fundraiser: Get creative and host a fundraising event to benefit Ryan's House for Youth. From bake sales to car washes, every effort helps us provide critical services to vulnerable young people.
- Donate needed items: Check our wish list for items we regularly need, such as clothing, toiletries, and school supplies. Your in-kind donations help us meet the immediate needs of the youth we serve.
- Partner with us: Businesses and community organizations can partner with us through sponsorships, employee giving programs, or by offering internship and job opportunities to our youth.
- We accept in person donations of food and our most used supplies from 8am-9pm daily!
Always Needed Items:
Food:
- Protein:
- Hamburger
- Roasts (beef, pork, chicken)
- Chicken (whole or parts)
- Lunchmeat (variety)
- Cheese (sliced, blocks, shredded)
- Grains:
- Cereal (various types)
- Pasta (various shapes)
- Ramen noodles (individual cups or packs)
- Canned Goods:
- Soup (variety)
- Vegetables
- Fruit
- Other:
- Milk
- Frozen vegetables
- Pasta sauce
- Paper towels
- Toilet paper
- Laundry soap pods
- Garbage bags
- Dish soap
- Cleaning supplies (all-purpose cleaner, disinfectant wipes)
- Travel size toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, deodorant)
- Feminine hygiene products
- Linens: Twin-size sheets, blankets, towels
- Gift cards: Grocery stores, gas stations, department stores
Contributions to Date
Some of the people who have stepped forward in this project are:
Daryl & Claudia Vander Pol
Inatai Foundation
Medina Foundation
PSE Foundation
Norcliffe Foundation
Archibald Charitable Foundation Grant - $8,000
The Tulalip Tribes - Transporation- $2,000
Gary and Katheryn Rickert – $10,000 donation
SC Rain Foundation – $32,000 donation
The Karl C.J and Edna Schricker Trust – $45,000 donation
John Reyes – $32,000 Donation
Whidbey Telecom – Internet Services
Lynn Hays & Nancy Nordhoff – Campaign Planning Study, Heating, and Water Softening
Le Roy & Kim Olsen (Mick Olsen Corporation) – Purchased Well
Bob Mock – Septic plan and perk test
Ray Green – Building coordinator
Tim Hanson – Surveyor
Becky Ladd – Building plan designer
Daryl & Claudia Vander Pol
Inatai Foundation
Medina Foundation
PSE Foundation
Norcliffe Foundation
Archibald Charitable Foundation Grant - $8,000
The Tulalip Tribes - Transporation- $2,000
Gary and Katheryn Rickert – $10,000 donation
SC Rain Foundation – $32,000 donation
The Karl C.J and Edna Schricker Trust – $45,000 donation
John Reyes – $32,000 Donation
Whidbey Telecom – Internet Services
Lynn Hays & Nancy Nordhoff – Campaign Planning Study, Heating, and Water Softening
Le Roy & Kim Olsen (Mick Olsen Corporation) – Purchased Well
Bob Mock – Septic plan and perk test
Ray Green – Building coordinator
Tim Hanson – Surveyor
Becky Ladd – Building plan designer
If you are interested in donating please click the donate button below.
Every dollar counts – your donations are greatly appreciated.
Every dollar counts – your donations are greatly appreciated.