COVID-19 Response Hub
As COVID-19 continues to impact the King County, WA cultural sector, we'll share information on funds, resources, and more support right here.

If you anticipate a barrier to your participation due to limited English writing ability, visual impairment, or would like to request assistance to access this application, please contact us at hello@4culture.org, 206-296-7580, or TTY 711.
Si usted cree que pueda tener un obstáculo para participar debido a su capacidad limitada de escritura en inglés, discapacidad visual o si desea solicitar asistencia para acceder a esta aplicación, contáctenos en hello@4culture.org, en el (206) 296-7580 o TTY 711.
如需要英语阅读写作协助、因视力障碍或任何残疾而需协助填写或其他说明材料、或需要其他关于申请表格的协助服务,请通过电话(206 296 7580 或 TTY 711)或电邮(hello@4culture.org)与我们联系。
This project was supported by a grant awarded by the US Department of the Treasury. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the US Department of the Treasury.
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King County Creative
COVID-19 Handbook for Creative Industries
Comprehensive resources to support the cultural community and prepare for recovery. Look here first for resources not on our page.
Details ›City of Bellevue
Business/Nonprofit Resources
Resources and info for artists and nonprofits, etc. Sign up for a weekly resources newsletter. Resources available in multiple languages.
Details ›Washington Film Works
COVID Resources
Unemployment info for gig workers; creative community newsletters; federal relief through the SBA; and additional resources for the creative industries.
Details ›Americans for the Arts
Resource and Response Center
Resources for organizations and individuals, field tools and research, equity and mental health, and reopening by state, county, and towns.
Details ›OneEastside
Eastside Recovery Hub
Emergency tools, resources, and support. A hub of current information for our local businesses, our non-profits, and our citizens.
Details ›Seattle Good Business Network
Support Hub
Resources and information to support small businesses and our community; relief, promotion, and tools for local businesses to stay afloat.
Details ›Black Dot
COVID-19 Resources
Resources for creative entrepreneurs, freelancers, restaurants, nonprofits, etc. Contact Black Dot for information about their Mastermind Mondays webinar series.
Details ›Wh!psmart
Resources for WA Creatives and Creative Businesses
Information about accessing resources like rent and tax relief, and grants, surveys, and webinars for artists and nonprofits.
Details ›Artist at Risk Connection
Resources for Artists
Resources for artists and art-related professionals and organizations to find support.
Details ›City of Renton, WA Economic Development Division
Renton Resource Guide
Existing resources and opportunities to help the community and small business; includes resources in multiple languages.
Details ›Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce
Kirkland Business Resources
Resources for small businesses, linked from WA State, King County, and the City of Kirkland. Includes info on restaurant delivery.
Details ›Vashon Island Chamber of Commerce
Updates for Businesses
Reopening resources; funding resources; operations and the workplace info; as well as resilience and informational resources.
Details ›(re)Startup 425
Resources for Eastside businesses
We’re working to connect businesses and nonprofits to resources, provide one-on-one financial technical assistance, and share your ongoing business operations.
Details ›Forecast Public Art
Artist Resources and Funding
A list of resources for artists, including emergency support.
Details ›Inspire Washington
Advocacy & Resources
Arts education resources, government announcements and information and arts emergency funding.
Details ›Communities Rise: Partners for Thriving Organizations
COVID-19 Support
A range of resources and support for organizations and small businesses during the COVID-19 crisis.
Details ›Council of Development Finance Agencies
Resource Center
Info on the CDFA's comprehensive recovery strategy; weekly briefings; state response map; recovery and relief resources; and other resources.
Details ›Novogradac
Resources for the Affordable Housing, Community Development, and Renewable Energy Communities
Info on the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit; Opportunity Zones; Historic Tax Credits; the Community Reinvestment Act; and others.
Details ›Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative
Resource Hub
The Heritage Emergency National Task Force has compiled relevant COVID-19 URLs from its members and other stakeholders.
Details ›City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods
Secure historic buildings from vandals and theft
We recognize the impact this may have on communities and suggest employing only the measures that are absolutely necessary.
Details ›Main Street America
Main Street Forward: A Roadmap for Recovery
Welcome to our COVID-19 recovery-oriented resource center, featuring free recovery planning tools, research, advocacy efforts, and best practices.
Details ›Preservation Leadership Forum
Resources in Response to the Coronavirus
A range of resources for preservationists, museums, and historic sites. Additional resources are relevant to nonprofits.
Details ›4Culture
Heritage Field Resources
The Heritage field has unique needs and opportunities to respond to the pandemic. Resources for collections, programming, and facilities.
Details ›Institute of Museum and Library Services
Coronavirus Updates
News and updates; government information and resources; and another list of resources for libraries and museums.
Details ›Western Museums Association
COVID-19 Resources
Resources to help you and your institution navigate your response and safely reopen; webinar archive link at the end.
Details ›cuseum
Webinars for Museums and Cultural Organizations
Topics range from virtual programming and education to remote internship programs, communications, membership, etc, during the pandemic.
Details ›Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative
Resource Hub
The Heritage Emergency National Task Force has compiled relevant COVID-19 URLs from its members and other stakeholders.
Details ›Collections Stewardship
Resources for Collections
Resources regarding museum collections and COVID-19.
Details ›Accessibility and Disability Section of the Society of American Archivists
Archivists at home
The document addresses the needs of the archival community, such as temporary closure, working from home, and archival resilience.
Details ›Association of Children's Museums
Resources for Children’s Museums
Resources for reopening, online programming, administration, working remotely, fundraising and communications, networking, and an archive of webinars.
Details ›American Alliance of Museums
Resources and Information for the Museum Field
A guide to help museums prepare for outbreaks in their communities and navigate the broader impact of COVID-19.
Details ›United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
COVID-19 Resources
A selected list of resources designed to aid folks impacted by COVID-19 living in or near the City of Seattle.
Details ›Seattle Good Business Network
Support Hub
Resources and information to support small businesses and our community; relief, promotion, and tools for local businesses to stay afloat.
Details ›Black Dot
COVID-19 Resources
Resources for creative entrepreneurs, freelancers, restaurants, nonprofits, etc. Contact Black Dot for information about their Mastermind Mondays webinar series.
Details ›Duwamish Tribe
COVID-19 Resources
Information, resources, the latest news, and media updates. We thank you for caring about your community—staying home saves lives!
Details ›City of Renton, WA Economic Development Division
Renton Resource Guide
Existing resources and opportunities to help the community and small business; includes resources in multiple languages.
Details ›Africatown Community Land Trust
Community Resources
We continue our commitment to assisting those most in need in our community with resources and technical expertise.
Details ›Road Map Project
Regional COVID-19 Resources
Resources for students, education and learning, advocacy, funding, food security, and places to donate to help vulnerable people.
Details ›Racial Equity Tools
Racial Equity and Social Justice Resources
Information that hopefully will help communities and activists as they work to understand and respond to the moment and beyond.
Details ›Native Americans in Philanthropy
Supporting Our Community
We are committed to providing credible information and resources to help Native nonprofits, organizations, and communities navigate unprecedented times.
Details ›OneAmerica
Resources for Immigrants / Recursos para Inmigrantes
Resources in WA State (some in multiple languages), so everyone in our communities has access to care and necessities.
Details ›Recursos para Comunidades Indocumentadas
National crowd-sourced list of resources, from financial to legal aid, mutual aid, medical and food access. En Español tambien.
Details ›City of Seattle
Resources for Community
Comprehensive list of resources, programs, and services that help residents significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Available in multiple languages.
Details ›Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Immigrant Justice Accompaniment Skill-Share
A list of resources for advocates and allies who work in migrant accompaniment and immigration justice.
Details ›Restaurant Workers’ Community Foundation
Resources for Restaurants and Workers
Information and links to resources for restaurants and workers during the COVID-19 Emergency, as well as their own relief fund.
Details ›
Artists + Creatives
Historic Preservation
Museums + Collections
Our Community
Organizations
501 Commons
PPP Loan Application Assistance
Free assistance to organizations and independent contractors to apply for the newest round of PPP loans.
Details ›National Independent Venue Association
Shuttered Venue Operators Grants (fka Save Our Stages Act)
- Eligibility: Eligibility info via the link below.
Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses approved by Congress in Dec 2020 will be distributed in the first half 2021.
Details ›Visit Seattle
Join the “All Clear King County Pledge” Business Directory
A directory of businesses prioritizing health and safety. You will also receive a toolkit with social media and signage templates.
Details ›Donorbox Nonprofit Blog
COVID-19 Resource Center for Nonprofits
We share free resources on organizational continuity and fundraising, communications, human resources, and more.
Details ›Southside Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Southside Mitigation and Recovery Taskforce (SMART) Webinar Series
A webinar series discussing topics vital to economic recovery including grants and loans, reopening, new normal work strategies, and others.
Details ›City of Bellevue
Business/Nonprofit Resources
Resources and info for artists and nonprofits, etc. Sign up for a weekly resources newsletter. Resources available in multiple languages.
Details ›OneEastside
Eastside Recovery Hub
Emergency tools, resources, and support. A hub of current information for our local businesses, our non-profits, and our citizens.
Details ›Seattle Film Summit
Filling the Void Series (live on Thursdays, weekly archived videos)
Access industry insiders and info about funding sources every Thursday from Noon-1pm; produced with the Albuquerque Film & Music Experience.
Details ›Werxo
Video services for nonprofits
Reduced rates for nonprofits looking to create videos for outreach and fundraising. Contact directly for more details.
Details ›Performing Arts Readiness
Emergency Preparedness Webinars
Free webinars, on-site training, and presentations at professional conferences on various topics related to emergency preparedness.
Details ›National Council of Nonprofits
Nonprofits and Coronavirus
We update this page regularly with the latest information and resources that nonprofits can use to prepare and respond.
Details ›Hispanic Federation
Resources for Nonprofits and CBOs
The Hispanic Federation provides resources available to their network of CBOs and other nonprofits. En Español tambien.
Details ›SBA via ArtsWA
Shuttered Venue Operators Grants FAQs
Answers as of 1/27/21, to FAQs about this grant program. Updates provided as new information comes available and is finalized.
Details ›ArtsWA with SBA
Which SBA Economic Aid Program Is Best for Your Organization? (Recorded 1/27/21)
Information about various pandemic-recovery small business grant and loan programs from the Small Business Administration.
Details ›ArtsWA
FY21 Pandemic Relief Grants for Small Organizations
- Deadline:
- Amount: $1,500 or $3,000 grants
- Eligibility: Min 1yr of continuous arts programming prior to the pandemic.
General operating support for daily operations, planning, and creative production.
Details ›Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Accessing Charitable Endowment Funds to Address Critical Needs
This bulletin examines the laws that govern spending from charitable endowment funds, and options for organizations to access endowment assets.
Details ›WA State Arts Commission; OR Arts Commission; and Arts Idaho
Creative Borrowing for Your COVID-19 Comeback (Recorded 6/10/20)
Looking for ways to increase your organization’s stability and restart programming? Learn how fully secured borrowing can work for you.
Details ›King County Communities of Opportunities
Grants and Resources
Grant and financial resources for non-profits and community-based organizations in King County impacted by COVID-19.
Details ›501 Commons
PPP Loan Application Assistance
Free assistance to organizations and independent contractors to apply for the newest round of PPP loans.
Details ›WA State Governor's Office
Jan 2021 Theater and Performing Arts Requirements
Theaters and performing arts are permitted to operate, if the general and discipline-specific requirements in this document are met.
Details ›WA State Governor's Office
Jan 2021 Museum Requirements
Museums are permitted to operate, provided all requirements in this document are met.
Details ›4Culture
Reopen Toolkit
Resources to assist you in preparing your staff, volunteers, and facility to welcome back patrons.
Details ›UW Department of Communications
COVID-19 Pro-Bono Consulting
CommLead helps nonprofits, small businesses, and on-campus departments navigate the challenges of communicating in the face of this pandemic.
Details ›Streamer
Captioning, note-taking and translation
Real time captioning and translation for your virtual meetings. Free to all new users for one month.
Details ›Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
A Checklist for Employers Planning to Reopen
Considerations for employers planning the return to more normal operations. Some local restrictions require written policies or protocols.
Details ›Rooted in Rights
Virtual Meetings and Events Accessibility
Data shows disabled people are much less likely to use the internet, in part because inaccessibility remains a serious barrier.
Details ›Forecast Public Art
Adapting in-person arts-based activities in the pandemic
A toolkit for artists, arts organizations, presenting organizations, etc. We will continue developing it based on open-source input from you.
Details ›Communities Rise: Partners for Thriving Organizations
COVID-19 Support
A range of resources and support for organizations and small businesses during the COVID-19 crisis.
Details ›501 Commons + Tech Impact
Resources for Managing Organizations Online
Resources for Team Collaboration and File Sharing; Leading and Managing Remote Teams; Cloud Security; Remote Access
Details ›
Additional Resources
Funding
Operations + Programming
Funding
SBA via ArtsWA
Shuttered Venue Operators Grants FAQs
Answers as of 1/27/21, to FAQs about this grant program. Updates provided as new information comes available and is finalized.
Details ›ArtsWA with SBA
Which SBA Economic Aid Program Is Best for Your Organization? (Recorded 1/27/21)
Information about various pandemic-recovery small business grant and loan programs from the Small Business Administration.
Details ›Community Centric Fundraising
CCF BIPOC Town Hall in 3 parts (Jan 14: Self | Feb 11: Collective | Mar 11: Movement)
- Deadline:
Conversations about philanthropy, our origin stories, and imagining a community-centered world. EXCLUSIVELY for Black, Indigenous, and persons of color.
Details ›Artist Up, Mentorly, King County, Seattle Office of Film and Music
Online Assistance Hub
Free, online consultations to help artists and arts organizations connect with pandemic resources and navigate a variety of processes.
Details ›Seattle Public Library
Library to Business Resources
Business librarians are trained to help nonprofits and individuals with grant research, as well as all aspects of business research.
Details ›Business Impact NW and (re)Startup 425
Business Response Team
One-on-one technical assistance with accessing financial resources for businesses on Puget Sound’s Eastside. Multiple languages available.
Details ›SoCoCulture
Resource referral consultations in South King County
Staff listen to your needs with compassion and love for the arts, and help connect you to the right resources.
Details ›The Vera Project
COVID-19 Support
Fill out this quick form and we will connect you to the resources and information you need.
Details ›Washington Lawyers for the Arts
Legal Resources
We continue offering legal advice and legal education, to support the work of artists and arts organizations in Washington.
Details ›Seattle Public Library
Library to Business Resources
Business librarians are trained to help nonprofits and individuals with grant research, as well as all aspects of business research.
Details ›Seattle Art Workshops with Laurel & Gia
WA Artist and Creatives Mutual Aid
Pro bono assistance with: resumes; grant writing and application review; writing/editorial assistance; and finding your strengths in the new economy.
Details ›Forecast Public Art
Adapting in-person arts-based activities in the pandemic
A toolkit for artists, arts organizations, presenting organizations, etc. We will continue developing it based on open-source input from you.
Details ›4Culture
Heritage Field Resources
The Heritage field has unique needs and opportunities to respond to the pandemic. Resources for collections, programming, and facilities.
Details ›Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative
Resource Hub
The Heritage Emergency National Task Force has compiled relevant COVID-19 URLs from its members and other stakeholders.
Details ›Autism and Race
Autistic People of Color Fund
- Amount: $100 - $500 per individual
- Eligibility: Autistic people of color inside and outside the US
The Fund for Community Reparations for Autistic People of Color's Interdependence, Survival, and Empowerment offers one-time microgrants.
Details ›Restaurant Opportunities Centers United
National Direct Financial Assistance
Listed below are national and city/state resources available to restaurant workers during the pandemic.
Details ›501 Commons
PPP Loan Application Assistance
Free assistance to organizations and independent contractors to apply for the newest round of PPP loans.
Details ›Washington State Department of Commerce
Working Washington Small Business Grants
Round 3 of the Working Washington Small Business grants is opening with emergency funding up to $20,000.
Details ›Main Street America
HartBeat of Main Street
- Amount: $5,000 to $15,000
Grants will be awarded to brick-and-mortar small businesses in commercial districts as they enter the next phases of reopening.
Details ›Seattle Public Library
Library to Business Resources
Business librarians are trained to help nonprofits and individuals with grant research, as well as all aspects of business research.
Details ›MRSC: Local Government Success
Small Business and Tenant Assistance Programs
Small business and tenant relief programs adopted by local governments in WA as a result of the pandemic.
Details ›King County Dept of Local Services
Technical assistance coaching and language support for small businesses
- Eligibility: Local businesses and chambers of commerce in unincorporated King County.
Owners and community business organizations that serve businesses in unincorporated King County can call or sign up for coaching.
Details ›
Advice + Advocacy
Artists + Creatives
Heritage
Our Community
Small Businesses
Surveys
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Survey for Indigenous Creatives
- Eligibility: Indigenous creatives and non-Native allies
Survey responses help us to design Covid relief programs and paid opportunities tailored to our creative community.
Details ›Shunpike
COVID-19 Survey
Help us better understand the financial impacts of the crisis, so we can prioritize our efforts to meet your needs.
Details ›Freelancers Union
COVID-19 Follow-up Member Survey
We'd like to learn more about freelancers' ability to access to government relief, to help us target our advocacy work.…
Details ›OneRedmond
Local Business Impact Survey
OneRedmond is gathering information from local small businesses about your urgent needs, to better advocate for federal and state funding.
Details ›Seattle Independent Artist Sustainability Effort
Economic Impacts
Three different surveys for independent artists, producing groups/collectives (without a venue), and performance/event venues.
Details ›Shunpike
COVID-19 Survey
Help us better understand the financial impacts of the crisis, so we can prioritize our efforts to meet your needs.
Details ›National Council of Nonprofits
Nonprofits’ experiences with Paycheck Protection Program loans
We're gathering real-time information about your experiences to help us find common problems that require system fixes or collective action.
Details ›OneRedmond
Local Business Impact Survey
OneRedmond is gathering information from local small businesses about your urgent needs, to better advocate for federal and state funding.
Details ›Seattle Independent Artist Sustainability Effort
Economic Impacts
Three different surveys for independent artists, producing groups/collectives (without a venue), and performance/event venues.
Details ›OneAmerica
How have you been affected by the pandemic?
This survey will help us understand what our communities most need. En Español también.
Details ›Seattle Independent Artist Sustainability Effort
Economic Impacts
Three different surveys for independent artists, producing groups/collectives (without a venue), and performance/event venues.
Details ›Common Field
Common Field
Share your ideas, needs, and questions around how we might best organize to support individuals and organizations.
Details ›
Artists + Creatives
Organizations
Other
Community
#DoSomethingNearby
Each of these businesses have taken the All Clear King County Safety Pledge. Sort by city, neighborhood, or business type.
Details ›Visit Seattle
Virtual and IRL Experiences and Open Businesses
Listings for newly reopened businesses, open hotels, virtual experiences in the arts, live web cams, and an active Insta feed.
Details ›Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce
Keep Calm and Carry Out Hub
A hub for restaurant take-out info for Burien, SeaTac, Des Moines, Tukwila, Normandy Park, and Kent.
Details ›Support Pioneer Square
Online shopping for art, fashion, food and drink, health and beauty, home and life, and tours and services.
Details ›WA Tourism Alliance
Buy Now, Play Later
Support your favorite Washington small businesses and their employees by purchasing a gift certificate online or over the phone.
Details ›City of Seattle
Puget Sound area restaurants
Crowd-sourced map of restaurants in the Puget Sound area offering take out and/or delivery. Includes an email to add information.
Details ›National Trust for Historic Preservation
11 National Trust Historic Sites and National Treasures
To facilitate every armchair traveler who is staying safe at home right now, here's some of our favorite virtual tools.
Details ›E3 Washington
DIY ESE Learning
Outside activities; online environment and sustainability reading; online games, virtual field trips and videos; etc.
Details ›Live Music Project
Livestream Music Events
Listing livestreamed events happening anywhere in the world, and future live events in the Puget Sound area *only*
Details ›Seattle Symphony
Online Broadcasts
The musicians of the Seattle Symphony have generously volunteered to share free broadcasts with everyone during this time of uncertainty.
Details ›Inspire Washington
AH&S Informational Session: ArtsWA & Humanities Washington (02-04-21)
ArtsWA, Humanities Washington, and Inspire Washington provide an informational session on 2021 legislative agenda items, including recovery.
Details ›The Center for Artistic Activism
Don’t Cancel: Creative Activism and Coronavirus (Recorded 4-30-20)
We share tips and case studies of artistic actions that demonstrate creative problem-solving in the age of physical distancing.
Details ›Seattle Public Library
Covid-19 Community Collection
Share your story through the online form and contribute photographs, short videos, and other digital material.
Details ›SOL TV - An Escape
Share your work via SOL TV
Solo in Solidarity sign up form. An email confirmation gives details about your time-slot and FB event schedule listing.
Details ›Grantmakers in the Arts
Coronavirus Response: Building a Future That Reimagines Systems for Justice (Recorded 6/16/20)
A 90-minute webinar addressing how funders are working together to re-create new systems of power and practice.
Details ›Stop AAPI Hate
Take a stand against harassment and other incidents of racism targeting Asian Americans. Incident report forms in multiple languages.
Details ›Mike Russell
Coronavirus Emergency Recording Studio Setup
Tips and advice on hardware, software, and tools for a professional Coronavirus emergency recording studio setup.
Details ›Indian Country Today
Bored? This Indigenous list is for you
Here’s a starting list of streaming shows, audiobooks, YouTubers and podcasts to take advantage of the isolation time upon us.
Details ›On The Boards
On The Boards TV
First-of-its-kind portal for viewing full-length, high-quality performance films on your TV, desktop, or laptop. A streaming subscription service and archive.
Details ›NDN Collective
Decolonizing Community Care in Response to COVID-19
Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic responsibly, Indigenously.
Details ›Northwest Folklife
Living Legacies Toolkit
To help celebrate their 50th anniversary next year, and bring community together this year. Available in various languages.
Details ›U.S. Department of Arts and Culture
Art Became the Oxygen: An Artistic Response Guide
Incorporates first-person guidance from respected voices deeply engaged in artistic response from Katrina to Ferguson, Sandy to Standing Rock.
Details ›Kent Community Foundation
Community Organizing Conversations
The Kent Community Foundation supports cultural arts and education through grants and scholarships. Calls are conducted via Zoom.
Details ›SPACE 101.1
Arts on the Air
People-powered, arts-oriented radio for Northeast Seattle and beyond. Broadcasting from Magnuson Park.
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Enjoy Life
Our Voices
Basic Needs
Y Social Impact Center
Young Adult Rent Assistance
The Y Social Impact Center is offering rent assistance for young adults ages 18-24 who live in King County.
Details ›La Roxay Productions
COVID Resources
Various resources on public health, employment, mutual aid, scholarships, finances, food security, and places to donate. En Español también.
Details ›Seattle City Light
Utility Discount Program
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Seattle is expanding its Utility Discount Program.
Details ›Worksource Seattle-King County
Essential Workforce Job Listing
Essential workforce needs in response to societal changes have prompted hiring increases for grocery stores, cleaning companies, government services, etc.
Details ›King County
Regional Access Points to Coordinated Entry for All
Resource centers in King County where households experiencing homelessness can get help finding housing and other resources.
Details ›Artist Trust
Washington State Food Bank Map
Created by Artist Trust as a resource for finding alternative food sources during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Details ›Crisis Connections
Emergency Services Brochures
Downloadable brochures from King County 2-1-1. Info on critical services, updated monthly. Scroll down to find the PDF links.
Details ›Farm King County
Local Food Finder
Map of King County area food resources, searchable by categories and types of food as well as location.
Details ›Washington State Department of Social and Health Services
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
SNAP, called Basic Food in Washington, helps people with low incomes by providing monthly benefits to buy food.
Details ›Washington State Department of Social and Health Services
State Food Assistance Program
FAP is the state food assistance program that provides benefits to legal immigrants who are not eligible for the SNAP.
Details ›Washington State
Pandemic EBT (P-EBT)
- Eligibility: Families whose child(ren) or schools were approved for free/reduced lunch
For families needing funds for meals during C19 school closures. Apply by Aug 31, if you don't currently have EBT.
Details ›Lifelong
Chicken Soup Brigade
- Eligibility: For people living with serious illness, HIV, and homebound seniors.
We are offering pre-packaged grocery bags to help reduce the risk of the virus. More eligibility info via the link.
Details ›City of Seattle
Map of Emergency Food Resources in King County
You can also call 2-1-1 to find out more about these and other heath and human services across King County.
Details ›Seattle Humane
Pet Food Bank Map
Donated pet food delivered by volunteers to low-income senior housing complexes and food banks throughout the region.
Details ›Musang
Musang Community Kitchen
Dedicated to providing food for those in need. Pick up in the North Beacon Hill neighborhood (Seattle). Donation info included.
Details ›Prison Scholar Fund
Food Boxes For Our Formerly Incarcerated Neighbors
Food boxes available to formerly incarcerated folks. Preset 24-pound variety boxes, apples (30-35 per person), and preset box lunches.
Details ›Food Lifeline
Map of Food Resources in WA
Food banks, food pantries, or hot meal programs. Free to you, even if you don't qualify for SNAP or EBT.
Details ›SMASH
Seattle Musicians Access to Sustainable Healthcare
SMASH works to provide musicians with free and low-cost mental health and substance use disorder therapy sessions and telehealth appointments.
Details ›Crisis Connections
Emergency Services Brochures
Downloadable brochures from King County 2-1-1. Info on critical services, updated monthly. Scroll down to find the PDF links.
Details ›COVID-19 Prevention Network
COVID-19 Prevention Clinical Study
- Eligibility: People age 18+
Join a list of potential volunteers for current or future COVID-19 prevention clinical trials.
Details ›School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts
Online Acrobatics and Circus Classes
SANCA is offering accessible online classes including juggling, yoga, ballet, hoop flow and more.
Details ›King County Public Health
Free COVID-19 testing locations in King County
Free testing, regardless of immigration or insurance status. Open to anyone who cannot access a test through their healthcare provider.
Details ›Neighbor Care Health
COVID-19 Response
Offering phone appointments for non-urgent health issues, emergency dental care, and interpretation services.
Details ›City of Seattle
Register for Free COVID-19 Testing in Seattle
- Eligibility: For people who live, work, or regularly visit Seattle.
For all ages, at locations across Seattle. Drive-through and walk-up testing is available, but you must first register online.
Details ›The Studio: Dance and Movement
Online Classes
ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, jazz funk, contemporary, belly dance, abarre, hip hop cardio, 1980s cardio, stretch & strength
Details ›Velocity
Online Dance Classes
We are live-streaming classes and are creating exciting online opportunities for our community to come together.
Details ›American Dance Institute
Live-Stream Dance Classes
Interactive dance classes for all of our adult and child students, with new class material each week.
Details ›YMCA
YMCA 360: On-Demand Videos
YMCA 360 matches your lifestyle with a growing library of online videos for you and your family.
Details ›King County
Regional Access Points to Coordinated Entry for All
Resource centers in King County where households experiencing homelessness can get help finding housing and other resources.
Details ›Y Social Impact Center
Young Adult Rent Assistance
The Y Social Impact Center is offering rent assistance for young adults ages 18-24 who live in King County.
Details ›Seattle Indian Health Board
COVID-19 Rental Assistance
Providing rental assistance to households across Seattle that are at-risk for housing displacement related to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Details ›Washington State Department of Health
Temporary Worker Housing
Resources and housing services for temporary workers and migrant farm workers.
Details ›WA Multi Family Housing Association
Rental Assistance for Tenants in Washington State
List of state and county resources for rental assistance during COVID-19.
Details ›MRSC: Local Government Success
Small Business and Tenant Assistance Programs
Small business and tenant relief programs adopted by local governments in WA as a result of the pandemic.
Details ›WA State Department of Financial Institutions
Financial Resources for WA Residents Impacted by COVID-19
Includes info on assistance for unemployment, cash/food/medical, utilities, and mortgages; paying student loans, rent, and credit cards; emergency loans, etc.
Details ›Employment Security Department
Unemployment-Insurance Benefits FAQ
Find the answers to all of your unemployment questions with the Washington Employment Security FAQ page.
Details ›FreshEBT
Food Stamp (SNAP) Eligibility
Food stamp eligibility is complicated, and the rules change often. This page is a good place to get started.
Details ›Review.com
Protecting Your Kids and Home
Info on how to protect your kids, how to sanitize and stay safe, best practices, and an emergency contact template.
Details ›Seattle Public Library
Your Next Job
Free one-on-one help with your job and unemployment questions by phone, online or text messaging.
Details ›Farm King County
Coming together to support the farm and food industry
For farms, food businesses, and consumers. Financial resources, meeting health directives, market opportunities, and how to access fresh local food.
Details ›Food Print
How to Support Sustainable Food Systems
Our food system has been radically disrupted. Here are some things you can do to champion a better food system.
Details ›Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Guide to coronavirus mortgage relief options
Information on what to do now, and what your options are for mortgage and rental relief. En Español también.
Details ›The American Psychiatric Association
Working Remotely
This resource provides practical tips on taking care of our mental health and well-being while working remotely.
Details ›Super Familia
Redistribute your Stimulus Check
Support for undocumented young people in the King County area.
Details ›South King County & Eastside Mutual Aid
Mutual Aid Resource Hub
Links to request/offer forms, how to connect with your neighborhood group, a toolkit to build your own network, and more.
Details ›La Roxay Productions
COVID Resources
Various resources on public health, employment, mutual aid, scholarships, finances, food security, and places to donate. En Español también.
Details ›Mutual Aid Disaster Relief
Mutual Aid Pandemic Disaster Relief Resources
Do-It-Ourselves Resources (General, Health and Wellness, Rent and Other Strikes, and “Solidarity/Cooperative Economy" and Mutual Aid lists, by location.
Details ›American Friends Service Committee
How to create a mutual aid network
Steps to take to create a network for mutual aid to help keep everyone in your community safe and healthy.
Details ›Indigenous Mutual Aid
Solidarity and Ceremony Not Charity
- Eligibility: Indigenous organizers from throughout what we recognize as Turtle Island
An information/support network with an anti-colonial and anti-capitalist framework. We exist to inspire and empower autonomous Indigenous relief organizing.
Details ›King County Immigrant and Refugee Program
What Immigrant Communities Need to Know
COVID-19 Public Charge in fifteen languages, advice for going to the doctor, and your rights when accessing health services.
Details ›Mutual Aid Solidarity Network
Seattle area “Offer Support” Volunteer Form
Please use this form if you would like to help make deliveries. Offered in multiple languages.
Details ›Seattle Public Library
SPL: Free printing
Up to 10 free, b/w printed pages per person per day, while Library buildings are closed. Details via the link…
Details ›TechImpact
Technology Training for Nonprofits
Live and scheduled training sessions to help your nonprofit do more with technology.
Details ›King County Library System
Technology and Job Skill Courses
Video courses teach skills and software knowledge for IT, business, web design and development, education, and more.
Details ›Bellevue School District
Technology Support for Students and Families
Base stations for wireless internet access (hotspots) and laptops are available for student use.
Details ›WAVE
Internet First Program
The Internet First program is affordable Internet designed to help people in low-income households have reliable access to the internet.
Details ›PCs for People
Refurbished Desktops, Laptops, Internet and Accessories
PCs for People offers its refurbished computers and low-cost internet in-stores and online for non-profits and individuals.
Details ›3R Technology
Recycle or Refurbish Retired Technology
White-glove service for recycling electronics and assistance with e-waste recycling.
Details ›The National Digital Inclusion Alliance
Free and Low-Cost Internet Programs
The NDIA is a voice for home broadband access, public broadband access, personal devices, local technology training and support programs.
Details ›InterConnection
Non-Profit Technology Discounts
We offer special discounts to nonprofits and run an affordable technology program through our low income store.
Details ›EveryoneOn
Low-Cost Internet Service and Computers
We help bring low cost internet and computer offers to those who need them.
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Super Familia
Redistribute your Stimulus Check
Support for undocumented young people in the King County area.
Details ›Howard and Marge Boutique
Buy masks to help support unemployed Showbox staff
Designed with tickets from past Showbox shows, we will donate net sales proceeds to buy groceries for the Showbox staff.
Details ›Seattle BIPOC Organic Food Bank
Seattle BIPOC Organic Food Bank
Food and health disparities are some of the worst results of racism and classism. Donating helps us feed our communities.
Details ›Operation Sack Lunch
Give the Gift of Food Security
100% of your donation is used to prepare no-cost, nutritionally dense, culturally appropriate meals for those most in need.
Details ›Renton Regional Community Foundation
Response Fund
This fund provides flexible financial support to organizations in South King County working with some of the most vulnerable communities.
Details ›Africatown Community Land Trust
Africatown Fund (Central District, Seattle)
Your donation will add to our housing assistance fund, so we can continue our impactful community work during this time.
Details ›Historic Seattle
Help keep our tenants in their spaces
We've kept our partners and tenants from losing their homes, offices, or performances spaces; we need help to continue.
Details ›GoFundMe Campaign, organized by Rosario Lopez and 2 others, on behalf of M Mork
Survival Fund for the People
- Eligibility: Priority given to those most vulnerable in King County.
Help fund folks providing grocery/supply deliveries. They expect to also run errands, walk dogs, and provide caregiving and mental/emotional support.
Details ›Keep Music Live
Help raise $10,000,000 for our independent music venues
Our independent live music venues are the hub of our music ecosystem; vital cultural and economic drivers for local communities.
Details ›Na'ah Illahee Fund
Native Community Crisis Response Fund
Immediate and direct assistance for our grantees working to respond to the crisis throughout Washington State and the Pacific Northwest.
Details ›Big Table
Ways to Care as an Individual or Family
Ideas focused on those in the restaurant and hospitality industry because they are among the most vulnerable now.
Details ›Scholarship Junkies and All in WA
Relief Fund for Undocumented Individuals in WA State
Direct economic support for our undocumented neighbors whose main stream of income has been disrupted. Donations matched by All in…
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