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Learn how stable housing and reentry support from The Foundation can break the prison-to-homeless cycle, lower recidivism, and save the state millions each year.

The Foundation WA’s Halloween Block Party brought together families, community partners, and neighbors for a night of candy, costumes, and connection — celebrating the spirit of togetherness and local support.

Youth from The Foundation WA visited the Humane Society for Southwest Washington to learn about animal care, adoption, and community service. They spent time with the animals, donated nine boxes of pet supplies to the CHOW program, and discovered how small acts of kindness can make a big impact — for both people and pets.

Families across our community received school supplies, clothing, and essentials at The Foundation WA’s Youth Resource & School Supply Giveaway — a day of connection, mentorship, and support made possible through partnership with Big 12 Performance and A1 Elite Basketball.

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, youth from The Foundation WA joined Latinos Unidos y Floreciendo and the Seattle Seahawks for a day of cultural connection and environmental learning at Heritage Farm. From traditional dances to lessons in sustainability, the event celebrated community, culture, and the power of shared experiences.

The Foundation WA celebrated its Grand Reopening on September 6th, 2025, followed by the official opening of its new headquarters on September 8th, marking a new chapter of community support and impact.

The Foundation WA’s Insight to Foresight program wrapped up an exciting summer of youth field trips, including OMSI, Oregon Zoo, Seaside, Seattle, and more.

The Foundation WA has officially signed the lease for a new facility at Bridgeview Community Resource Center — expanding its reach and deepening its commitment to youth and reentry services in Clark County.

The Columbian shares news of The Foundation WA’s latest milestone — opening a new reentry housing site in Fourth Plain Village this August to support individuals returning from incarceration.

The 2025 Two Bag Grab Giveaway was filled with community energy, support, and summer essentials. Check out how we came together to make a difference!

The Columbian highlights The Foundation WA’s role in addressing the prison-to-homelessness pipeline in Clark County — and why stable housing is key to lowering recidivism and supporting reentry.

The Columbian spotlights recent grants — including support for The Foundation WA — aimed at repairing the harm caused by the war on drugs and uplifting communities most affected in Clark County.

These dedicated barbers and beauticians completed Certified Peer Counselor Training and are already giving back — from free haircuts to ongoing community support.

Leadership Lunch Conversations We had the privilege of meeting Deputy Chief Price for a Leadership Lunch Conversation at @gingerpopthai, where […]

Today’s field trip to OMSI, encouraging youth to learn and inspire with science through the wonders of fossils, lighting & […]

The Community Giveaway provides essential items and connects families with local resources—offering not just support for today, but tools to thrive tomorrow.

In The News! We can’t thank The Columbian and Alexis Weisend enough for the support and time spent learning more […]

Join The Foundation WA’s Community Book Club – A Journey Through Reentry with Revolutionary Reads As part of the Fort […]

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Empowering Futures: “HBCU to the Pros” Blazers Game THE FOUNDATION WA recently organized an educational fieldtrip for a group of […]

Spring Highlights: Insight to Foresight The Spring Insight to Foresight program has been a season of growth, learning, and community […]

LOVE EVERY SHADE – THANK YOU!!!!! We can’t thank our amazing team enough. They gave it everything to show up […]