See Ya Later Foundation named 2024 Nonprofit Chamber Champion by Puyallup-Sumner Chamber

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The See Ya Later Foundation has been recognized as the 2024 Nonprofit Chamber Champion by the Puyallup-Sumner Chamber of Commerce, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to supporting children affected by cancer. This prestigious award was presented at the Chamber Champion Awards, highlighting the foundation's significant local impact through fundraising and outreach initiatives. In the past year, the foundation achieved record-breaking fundraising milestones, raising $53,000 at their annual golf tournament and $103,000 at their auction, which directly supported over 100 children and 21 families. Moreover, the foundation awarded the $2,500 Scott Banke Memorial Scholarship to eight exemplary high school students, reinforcing its commitment to community development. With a dedicated volunteer team of 63, the foundation exemplifies the power of community support in addressing critical issues.

Currently, they are accepting applications for the 2025 Scott Banke Memorial Scholarship, aimed at high school seniors who are making a difference. Interested students can apply until April 8, 2025, showcasing the foundation's ongoing commitment to education and support. For those wishing to contribute, the foundation invites engagement through donations or volunteer opportunities.

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