Giving Tuesday 2024
November 26, 2024

Empower Kinship Caregivers This Giving Tuesday with Women United


This Giving Tuesday, Women United invites you to join us in supporting Black, African American, and BIPOC kinship caregivers aged 55+ in Skyway and West Hill. Our mission is to provide resources, education, and support to grandmothers raising grandchildren—fostering family unity, socio-emotional growth, and self-determination.

Through impactful programs like Hope’s Closet and Grandma’s Hands Art Therapy, we’re creating safe spaces for families and caregivers to thrive. Hope’s Closet provides gently used clothing for men, women, and children, while Grandma’s Hands Art Therapy brings creativity and healing through jewelry-making, painting, sewing, and more.


πŸ“… Giving Tuesday Goals for 2024:
βœ”οΈ Recruit 20 new volunteers
βœ”οΈ Raise $5,000
βœ”οΈ Increase awareness of our mission and services


πŸ’‘ Ways to Get Involved:
1️⃣ Volunteer – Support our initiatives by sharing your time and skills.
2️⃣ Donate – Every contribution, big or small, creates a lasting impact.
3️⃣ Share – Amplify our mission by spreading the word on social media.


Your generosity is the key to empowering these caregivers and creating a better tomorrow for their families. Together, we can transform lives and strengthen our community.


Ready to give back? Click here to donate, volunteer, or learn more.


#WomenUnited #GivingTuesday #SupportCaregivers #BuildCommunity

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By alesiac December 25, 2025
2025 was a year filled with purpose, connection, and the unshakable spirit of unity. At Women United, our mission to lift families and children continues to be lived out through impactful, joy-filled events that remind us what community truly means. πŸš‚ Love Train Community Block Party In September, we welcomed hundreds to our vibrant Love Train Back to School Block Party. With families lining the streets, the sound of laughter echoed alongside the rhythm of community drumbeats. Kids danced beside the life-sized cardboard train, while parents browsed Hope’s Community Closet for free clothing, shoes, and school essentials. Local vendors and volunteers brought games, food, and endless joy, making this event not just a celebration—but a declaration that every child matters . πŸ‘• Hope’s Community Closet Hope’s Closet traveled with us throughout the year, meeting families where they were—on porches, parking lots, and church grounds. Volunteers lovingly sorted racks of clothing, coats, shoes, and accessories. Whether it was a teen needing new shoes or a grandmother finding a warm coat for her grandchild, the Closet offered more than material goods—it offered dignity, choice, and hope. 🧑 Kinship Carnival: Every Child Matters Our Kinship Carnival stood as a powerful tribute to families raising relatives and children outside the traditional family structure. Activities, raffles, and resources created a welcoming space where every child and caregiver felt seen, supported, and celebrated. 🎨 Grandma’s Hands Art Therapy We also witnessed healing and storytelling through art with Grandma’s Hands, a therapeutic workshop series inspired by the power of intergenerational wisdom. Participants shared laughs, tears, and strokes of color as they crafted art reflecting their identity and faith—like the woman who proudly displayed her towel reading: “She who kneels before God can stand before anyone.” πŸ¦ƒ Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway To end the year with warmth and gratitude, our Turkey Giveaway ensured hundreds of families had the means to enjoy a bountiful Thanksgiving. Volunteers handed out meal boxes with smiles and open hearts, affirming once again— we lift each other up . πŸ’¬ Final Thought Each event this year was a movement of love and community. Together, we filled closets, stomachs, and hearts. As we look to the future, let’s continue this work—side by side, hand in hand, lifting one another.
By alesiac July 31, 2025
As summer winds down and the school year approaches, there’s no better way to celebrate new beginnings than with the Love Train Back to School Community Block Party! Happening on Saturday, September 20, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM , this event promises a vibrant afternoon of fun, connection, and community support at its finest. Hosted by Women United , this celebration is more than just a party — it's a movement. Featuring engaging activities for all ages, including game challenges, vendors, live entertainment, and inflatables , the event ensures every member of the family is part of the excitement. Attendees can also access school supplies, prizes, and essential resources like Hope’s Closet. It’s a chance for families to gear up for the school year, enjoy some much-needed fun, and reconnect with neighbors and local organizations. Registration is required , so don’t miss out! Sign up at: https://form.jotform.com/252098307579165 Let’s lift each other up, celebrate every child, and make this school year the best one yet. Come for the experience. Stay for the fun. Special thanks to our incredible partners: Renton Innovation Zone Partnership, ArtsFund, Lockton, Neighbor to Neighbor, King County, and the Veterans, Seniors & Human Services Levy (VSHSL).