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COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted our member non-profits: canceling fundraising events, changing daily operations and beyond. Use this page to see how you can support these community organizations.

Bellevue Arts Museum

  • Museum staff are working remotely to ensure that BAM can continue to fulfill its mission of providing a public forum for the community to contemplate, appreciate, and discuss visual culture. Art can offer a sense of relief and sanctuary in difficult times, and for that reason the Museum is offering ways for everyone to experience the world of art, craft, and  design from home during this period of social distancing. Virtual tours and fun craft tutorials are available on BAM's Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube pages. Bellevue Arts Museum relies on the generous support of individuals like you. You can lend financial support to Bellevue Arts Museum by donating now.

Bellevue LifeSpring

  • The unprecedented and ever-changing coronavirus situation has already been devastating for low-income families in our community. Learn about Bellevue LifeSpring's emergency efforts to support Bellevue families here. How can you help? You can make a contribution to immediately support their efforts.

Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue

  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue (BGCB) is responding to the critical needs of the community during the COVID-19 pandemic by extending hours at its largest, most-well equipped sites to provide childcare and up to three meals per day for essential workers and vulnerable children.  Consider supporting this vital service by donating today.

Eastside Baby Corner

  • The number of families who need basics to care for their children will be increasing as time goes by. Thousands of people, many of whom live paycheck to paycheck, are already losing their jobs or experiencing reduced hours in response to social distancing measures. See the EBC website for ideas on how to help provide baby essentials free of charge to those in need.

Eastside Legal Assistance Program

  • ELAP is seeing unprecedented numbers of calls for assistance in housing, domestic violence, and other civil legal needs exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.  ELAP has opened its phone lines to all of King County and is recruiting attorneys who can volunteer to handle phone appointments with our clients.  Our services include legal counseling, emergency legal orders, and housing assistance.  Consider supporting this vital service by volunteering your time or making a contribution.

Hopelink

  • In response to the arrival of COVID-19 in our community, pre-packed boxes of food will be available for individuals in need. Each household will be able to pick up enough food for 21 meals per person (or two weeks worth of food). Consider donating to support individuals and families in need during this crisis.

Imagine Housing

  • Housing crisis are expected to increase as the economic impacts of COVID-19 take hold. Consider donating or getting involved to support low-income housing projects in our community.

KidsQuest

  • To support children and families as we all shelter at home, KidsQuest is providing free online learning resources for young children through their YouTube channel. You can donate to the organization to support their efforts.

Overlake Foundation

  • The Overlake Foundation is accepting financial donations to support healthcare workers as well as donated supplies. Please click here to make a gift to the COVID-19 response fund - your support will help Overlake care for the community.

Salvation Army

  • The Salvation Army needs support from our community to continue to meet the daily needs of vulnerable populations. Your donation will help those in your community who need food, help with utilities, safe shelter, and hope.