Hazel Miller Foundation

We are proud to support Concern for Neighbors Food Bank in all that they do to keep our community fed.

"Grant funds supported bus transportation for 150 Edmonds School District students to visit local employers as part of the Career Tours program during the 2025-26 school year.

Students from Meadowdale, Mountlake Terrace, and Lynnwood high schools toured 5 local employers—including Edmonds College, Community Transit, and Perteet—to learn more about local careers and post-secondary pathways, and start building their professional pathways."

Washington Alliance for Better Schools received $4,500 last fall.

"This funding will allow us to expand services into an area that has been requesting veterinary outreach for a long time and where the need is significant." - Seattle Veterinary Outreach

In May, the Hazel Miller Foundation granted Seattle Veterinary Outreach $13,720 to support Pets & People: Care and Basic Needs Access. We are honored to help them expand their work.

Better late than never! We had a ton of fun parading with the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce for the 4th of July. Pictured here are board members Megan Wolfe and Pat Shields.

We love being a part of this community!

On May 6, four agencies collaborated to provide care to over thirty people at Mercy House in Mountlake Terrace. The day included essential health screenings and health education.

Additionally, 18 patients were referred to Project Access NW to access specialized care and other essential services for themselves and their families. It's an honor to be a small part of these efforts.

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington

This spring, Foster Hearts received $5,000 to provide Care Kits to children entering foster care in South Snohomish County — backpacks and diaper bags filled with new clothing, hygiene items, blankets, and comfort objects, often delivered within hours of a child's placement.

Every dollar goes directly to supplies, ensuring that children arriving in unfamiliar circumstances have something of their own from the very first moment.

Last year, Ballyhoo Theatre received $5,000 to support scholarships and transportation assistance for its summer youth program, creating a welcoming space where 75% of students identify as LGBTQIA2S+ and can experience acceptance as they develop their theatrical talents.

This q***r-led theater company has served the Edmonds community since 1998, presenting multiple performances that feature inclusive storytelling, honoring both q***r narratives and reimagined traditional works.

The funding eliminates financial and transportation barriers, ensuring students can participate regardless of their economic circumstances.

Happy Pride 🏳️‍🌈

In 2025, Puget Sound Kidney Centers received $5,000 to provide critical supplements to dialysis patients at their Mountlake Terrace center, which serves 140 patients, with nearly half facing financial hardship.

The organization provides community education, patient support, mental health resources, and nutritional counseling in conjunction with dialysis treatment to address healthcare disparities.

Entering into a whole new era with Edmonds Boys & Girls Club!

Today, we helped break ground for the new center in Edmonds, slated to open in 2027. We’re excited for all that is to come, especially for kids in Snohomish County.

We're grateful for organizations like Lahai Health Clinic, which is committed to providing quality and compassionate care to individuals and families who face barriers to accessing healthcare in King and Snohomish Counties.

Their grant money allowed them to care for more people, providing patients with integrated and comprehensive medical, dental, and mental health counseling. Thank you for all you do in our community, Lahai!