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As a provider to our community’s most vulnerable populations, Impact NW responds to children and families in need. Recently, our staff and volunteers have been finding ways to respond and support children directly affected by the national uncertainties surrounding the topic of immigration. Continue Reading Undocumented: Young minds feel the strain of families broken apart.
What does volunteering to help teach resume writing and interviewing skills have to do with fostering a strong corporate team? Just ask Jennifer Birk, a Consultant at Propeller Consulting. Continue Reading Three reasons why volunteering as a corporate team is worth your time
Jeff Cogen, Impact NW’s Executive Director, experienced a moderate stroke on July 21. The Impact NW community, like everyone, was saddened by the news. Yet, in the days since, we are doing what we do best: rallying for someone who needs us. Continue Reading We walk with Jeff.
William Walker Elementary School student, Yair, developed his talent in digital photography through after-school classes at Impact NW’s SHINE Program. Continue Reading An Eye for Photography
Barry Hendrix, Board Treasurer, discusses his passion for community involvement and his investment in the good works of Impact NW. Continue Reading “Why I’m Stepping Up”
After participating in a multitude of after-school classes during the school year, students in Impact NW’s SHINE Community School program hosted a showcase of their work. Continue Reading Beaver Acres SHINE Students Celebrate School Year
Meet Hanh Vu! Hanh has proudly been part of the Impact NW family for the past 6 six years and encompasses many prudent roles at Impact NW. Continue Reading Impact Spotlight: Hanh Vu
Trauma isn’t just physical. It includes a wide variety of situations that can result in lifelong consequences with devastating effects. Continue Reading How Trauma Clouds the Brain – Infographic
Domestic Violence Impacts 1 in 3 Women. Most incidents of domestic violence go unreported. Even fewer people seek help. Maria is the exception. Continue Reading This Nine-Year-Old helped Impact NW with his Goal of Giving Back