Hazel Miller Foundation gives over 100K in August to 12 organizations

The Hazel Miller Foundation awarded $103,581 to 12 nonprofit organizations in Edmonds during its August 2025 grant cycle. The funding will enhance local efforts in education, social services, and environmental programs. Significant grants include $10,000 to the Edmonds School District for its Native American Education Program, which offers cultural learning and academic support. Washington Kids in Transition received $20,000 to sustain its distribution center for families experiencing homelessness, demonstrating a long-term partnership with the Foundation. Board Chair Shannon Burley expressed the Foundation's commitment to community well-being, stating, "We hope these grants will help everyone see the beauty in all of Edmonds.

" The Hazel Miller Foundation's support illustrates a broader commitment to addressing community needs effectively. Organizations like the Jean Kim Foundation and Snohomish County Recovery Coalition also received funding, highlighting diverse community initiatives. The Foundation aims to create lasting impacts through its financial backing of local efforts.