Ways to Give: Help Our Community
For more than twenty years Sound Outreach has responded to the needs of our community with free services to anyone who needs them.
“Like many, I admire the dedication and passion that the staff of Sound Outreach lavish on our community, and I’ve decided to become a recurring donor. So that the organization and staff that I appreciate and value, can continue to stay focused on their mission of providing financial counseling and job search assistance, to those in our community who need it most.”
–Mark Minickiello, Long-Time Donor
When clients gain financial independence through financial and employment coaching, the impact doesn’t stop with them — it ripples across their families, shaping new habits, creating stability, and changing the trajectory of future generations. Your support helps make that transformation possible.
Make your tax-deductible donation today.
Make Your Donations Reoccurring!
Committing to reoccurring donations makes our work easier knowing that there is financial support available. Simply select “Reoccurring Option” to partner with us in changing lives.
Give through a DAF
A donor-advised fund is a charitable giving vehicle administered by a public charity created to manage charitable donations on behalf of organizations, families, or individuals. You can donate directly to Sound Outreach using the form to the right or through a DAF using the link below.
Sound Outreach is a Leave 10 Champion!
Leave 10 South Sound is a movement created by local donors, nonprofits, and professional advisors to educate, encourage and inspire people in the South Puget Sound region to leave at least 10% of their estates to charity.
Learn more: www.leave10.org/south-sound
Donate for…
for Nieisha
for Brian & Nicole
Brian and his wife, Nichole, dream of giving their children a brighter future. With stable finances but wanting more security, they sought guidance from a financial counselor through Sound Outreach. Together, they worked on budgeting and credit improvement, raising both their scores significantly. Now, their next goal is building emergency savings and creating a fund to give each child $25,000 by age 25. Brian is grateful for the support, which has empowered them to build a better life for their family.
