Financial Beginnings

Impact Capital is a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) based in Seattle, WA, dedicated to supporting the development of vibrant and healthy communities in the Northwest. Since its establishment in 2000, Impact Capital has partnered with various organizations to provide access to capital for affordable housing, assisted living facilities, community centers, retail spaces, and other community development projects, leveraging over $5.6 billion in investments to enhance the lives of low- and moderate-income residents in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. As a nonprofit CDFI, Impact Capital offers flexible loans and technical assistance to nonprofits and developers, helping them kick-start community building projects, secure future funding, and provide essential services such as affordable housing, cultural centers, schools, and job training facilities. With their innovative and high-touch approach, Impact Capital has become a trusted partner for organizations seeking financial support and guidance in creating vibrant and inclusive neighborhoods.Generated from the website

Washington Cash is a Seattle-based organization that provides business training, capital, coaching, and hands-on learning opportunities for entrepreneurs with limited resources. They offer a variety of programs, including business courses, financial management workshops, legal clinics, and public speaking courses. Washington Cash aims to support small business owners and help them scale their businesses for success. With a focus on empowering entrepreneurs with unlimited potential, Washington Cash offers access to specialized services, such as loans and micro-financing, after completing their Business Basics Course. They also provide one-on-one coaching, training, and incubation programs to further support small business growth. Through their comprehensive resources and support, Washington Cash is dedicated to building businesses and changing lives in the local community.Generated from the website

Established in 1896, the Children's Home Society of Washington is a full-service community mental health organization. It offers pre- and post-adoption counseling, search assistance and educational services to birth and adoptive parents. The organization also provides case management and supportive services, as well as parent training and children nurture programs. It offers the Foster Care Assessment Program, which is operated by the Department of Social and Health Services and Children's Administration, as well as includes medical services in partnership with the Regional Medical Center. The Children's Home Society of Washington provides legal, social and counseling services for children who suffer from sexual and physical abuse and emotional and psychological traumas. The Children's Home Society of Washington maintains one of its facilities in Auburn, Wash.