Help us raise money for a great cause!

Suggested donation of $18 per adult and $12 per child accepted in person at the event or tickets can be purchased ahead of time. We need to serve 150 breakfasts to reach our goal.

Are you busy, sleeping in, or just can't make it? You can still make a donation by purchasing a ticket online anyway and we will donate your breakfast to a person in need.

We are currently raising $2,500 for our new clothing program for children in need. The Online Thread SPOT is an empowering leadership/entrepreneurship, employment readiness program for pre-teens in middle school. This is a pilot program run by middle school students, for middle school students.

In order to achieve our goals, we have asked for the help of school staff members who are making decisions for public schools that currently have a lost and found program. Stephanie’s Lifeline HOPE would like to create a link between our nonprofit and public schools that would help fill the gaps that create hardships for low-income and homeless children.

Currently, Stephanie’s Lifeline runs a similar online program for elementary school students named Revive, in which clothing is collected from elementary schools in King Co. and then donated to homeless and lowincome students in King Co. The Online Thread Spot will collect clothing from middle schools in King County who’s lost-and-found is overflowing with unclaimed clothing. We will pick up the clothing, wash and sanitize, and “refurbish” the clothing to a like-new state. The clothing will then be placed online to be ordered by students in need in King County middle schools. By taking on the responsibility of picking up the items, and also delivering the items, providing the online platform currently used for ordering and viewing clothing, and delivering them back to schools at no cost to the student, parent, or school staff member/public health worker means that we eliminate barriers that affect our most vulnerable families.

The six students taking on the development and management of this program will learn all aspects of running the program. They are a part of developing and piloting the program, encouraging middle schools to be involved and retain their commitment while also helping children in need. Students/the program will be serving homeless, low-income, and other at-risk, underserved youth in King County.

Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser

Join us for breakfast and help support local foster, homeless, low-income and other at-risk/underserved youth

Team Members