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Boys & Girls Club-King County in Seattle, WA is dedicated to enabling all young people, especially those who need support the most, to achieve their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. With a focus on providing a safe environment and impactful programs, the club offers a range of opportunities from after-school and teen programs to athletics and nutrition initiatives. Through their 5 core program areas, including a recording studio and Stage Door Academy, the club aims to empower youth and foster personal growth. Committed to community engagement and youth development, Boys & Girls Club-King County continues to make a positive impact on the lives of local children and teenagers.Generated from the website

TeenTix is a nonprofit organization that provides teenagers in Seattle and Los Angeles with affordable access to the arts, allowing them to attend museums, plays, concerts, and more for just $5 through their TeenTix Pass Program. They also offer various youth-powered programs, including The New Guard, a board of young arts leaders, and The Press Corps, which features arts criticism by teens for teens. With a mission to make the arts accessible to all teenagers, TeenTix aims to foster a love for the arts and empower young artists of color through mentorship programs. They also have a TeenTix Arts Podcast, where teen podcasters share exclusive interviews and recommendations for new artists in the local music scene.Generated from the website

The Center for Children & Youth Justice (CCYJ) is a non-profit organization based in Seattle, WA, dedicated to transforming the child welfare and juvenile justice systems to better serve young people. Through collaboration with partners across Washington State, CCYJ works to meet the unique needs of children and youth, improving their experiences within these systems. With a focus on early childhood courts, reducing gang violence, supporting LGBTQ youth, combating child sexual exploitation, and stabilizing families, CCYJ's work impacts the lives of 50,000 young people annually. By listening to the voices of young people and advocating for change, CCYJ strives to create better systems and better lives for children and youth.Generated from the website