We are a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. All projects are supported by volunteers. Therefore,100 percent of your donation will directly go to support youth programs in our local communities. Also, your donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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Ways to Help
Ways to Help
Help us to make a difference
Help us to make a difference
The Pearl Foundation of Puget Sound could not exist without its supporters. From raising money to volunteering or simply spreading the word – only you can help us fulfill our mission. We value every contribution, big or small. Your donation allows us to connect people and create partnerships around the puget sound area.
Make a lasting impact by endowment
Make a lasting impact by endowment
Private support from donors like you provides the revenue that makes our far reaching impact possible. Growing our endowment will provide an enduring and stable source of income for decades to come, ensuring future generations benefit from Pearl Foundation’s inspiring, life-enriching programs. Our undesignated endowment is particularly valuable because it provides the flexibility to supplement areas of greatest need or take advantage of unforeseen opportunities.
Join us - apply to volunteer
Join us - apply to volunteer
If you are interested in becoming a “Volunteer”, please complete our detailed Volunteer Inquiry Form below to introduce yourself so we can work together to create a volunteer experience that will effectively serve our community & meet your needs as a volunteer.
Record volunteer hours
Record volunteer hours
At Pearl Foundation, there are numerous ways to contribute to our mission of supporting our community. We partner with various organizations and individuals that are experiencing difficulties that could impede their goals. If you have volunteered to support an event or program, please fill out our Volunteer Hours Tracker to record your contribute to making our community better. Doing so will help us record each volunteer hour spent on our rewarding programs and track the support provided to our Puget Sound communities.
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