Give to Seattle Works

Seattle is developing and we are responsible for bringing it to where we want to live. Companies like you are taking measures to change cities through corporate donations and volunteer service programs so that employees can connect with cities and other people

When working in Seattle Works, we promise to spend $ 1 spending on local non-profit organizations and companies, while providing an unforgettable team building experience. We have been working with Seattle's nonprofit organization for more than 26 years and have partnered with over 300 partners.

When you work with us, we complete the work by planning the event, ordering supplies, providing important information to your team, and allowing your day to go smoothly I will let you. We also provide photos and impact reports to share with your employees and partners

More importantly, we will help non-profit organizations get the most out of your gifts. We plan activities together with our partners and work to allow them to serve the people, animals and the natural space they work everyday. By working with Seattle Works, we guarantee that your gift will be used in the best possible way and meet the true needs of the community.

Regardless of the size of the team, over 10 to over 1,000 Seattle projects can create a great day for team building and volunteering services.

The staff of Seattle will meet with the volunteers on site, check in, and lead the project to success.

Is there a problem? For more information on partnership, please contact Liz Jose, liz @ sorttleworks.org, or 206.324.0808 x 1.

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