Stephanie's Lifeline is a community benefit organization, founded in 2011 in Seattle, WA. The programs and services by Stephanie's Lifeline have provided support to foster, homeless, low-income, and other underserved/at-risk individuals and families in need for the past eleven years.

WHAT WE DO FOR OUR COMMUNITY

Backpacks bring HOPE

Every Summer, backpacks are filled with school supplies and given at no cost to foster, homeless, CPS involved, and other underserved students in need in our service area. If you would like to make a donation to our Backpacks bring HOPE Backpack and School Supply Drive, please follow the link to our campaign homepage in order to help us raise the funds to purchase more school supplies to fill backpacks for our little people in need.

Holiday Gifts of HOPE

Stephanie’s Lifeline Homeless Outreach, Prevention and Education Program is hosting our 10th year of our Holiday Gifts of HOPE gift giving program. This year our Dear Santa two-day gift giving and photo event for foster, homeless, low-income, and other underserved/at-risk youth and families in King County. A total of 40 referrals from local social workers for our two-day event at The Blu Grouse in White Center. Each child referred to the program will receive gifts (amount dependent on value) and a photo with Santa Claus and/or the Grinch. Refer your children or family by filling out the Family Recipient Form and emailing it to stephanieslifeline@gmail.com. Be sure the form is complete and all details requested. We are currently accepting families for the 2022 holiday season.

The KIND Program

The KIND Program (Kitting In a New Direction) in which we partner with another local nonprofit Seniors Creating Art (SCA). SCA offers free 4 to 8 week long art programs to senior citizens. Senior participants meet in local community centers, retirement centers, senior centers, etc. to participate in art classes where atmosphere of creativity hope and purpose are abundant. In this collaborative program between SCA and H.O.P.E, senior citizens in the communities in which SCA serves will meet a few times per year to participate in classes in order to learn to crochet and/or knit gloves, hats, scarves, and/or blankets that can then be donated to homeless individuals in the same community. This program will provide purpose and even therapy to aging seniors whilst also filling a need among homeless individuals and families.

Check us out on the web!

https://stephanieslifeline.org

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Instagram @stephslifeline

Stephanie's Lifeline HOPE

Supportive Services for Foster, Homeless, Underserved Youth

Backpacks bring HOPE

Santa Claus and Grinch Photo Fundraiser