Hits to Healing (H2H) is a transformative non-profit that promotes health equity and disseminates up to date health data by reaching, teaching, and connecting (RTC) our most marginalized communities with personal connections and transparent authenticity. By fostering communication between healthcare entities and the patients they serve through the universal language of music, H2H empowers the community via patient advocacy, preventive care, communal support, lifestyle options, and trustworthy health information – using music as a beacon of hope, self discovery, and support. If you can feel it. You can heal it.
First Story changes lives without a single dollar of government funding. Through a charitable covenant, 1/8th of 1 percent of the sale of every Hayden Home is donated to First Story. Zero percent of contributions are used on overhead expenses. 100 percent is invested back into the community through affordable homeownership opportunities and giving grants to local charitable causes. Hayden Homes and First Story work together to provide solutions to the affordable housing crisis facing communities throughout the Northwest. More than 100 homeownership opportunities to under-resourced families have been provided and $2.4 million given to local charities to date. By choosing Hayden Homes, you become a part of the next generation of givers, investing in your family and your community.
We create safe spaces where young people can have fun and be themselves. Camp Fire Walla Walla is a community based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to build caring and confident youth and future leaders. We provide quality out-of-school programming that fosters growth within the children of our community. In our After School Camp and Super Summer programs, we focus on helping children to learn, grow, explore, create, build friendships, and have fun. Camp Fire Walla Walla started out in 1924 as a scouting organization for girls. Over the decades, we’ve changed our programming a lot, but not our core mission of creating safe spaces for young people to have fun, be themselves, and thrive.
We aim to expand the arts and entertainment landscape in the valley by transforming the amphitheater into a world class venue sustained by locally-made professional musical theater productions that are unique to Walla Walla. Our community has a rich history of supporting the arts and championing progress. Recently the city supported visionary projects that improve the quality of life for residents and increase the valley’s attraction to visitors. We champion those efforts and intend to complement rather than compete with them. For example, a couple may enjoy seeing ZZ Top at the Wine Country Amphitheater one evening and the next attend an outdoor theatrical production such as Mamma Mia. Our organization was formed exclusively for the purpose of restoring and sustaining the amphitheater venue as a community performance space and cultural arts center. Our vision for operation of the theater includes the creation of a self-sustaining professional theater company that will produce a summer theater festival of multiple broadway-style shows. The space will also serve as a multi-use rehearsal and performance center for local nonprofits. The site will also be available for commercial rentals, concerts, trade shows, weddings, etc., as the programming schedule allows.
An incredible group of artists who are bringing authentic sounds to the PNW and beyond.
BMAC collaborates with our partners to equitably deliver services and support to our neighbors experiencing poverty. Together, we strengthen and build stable and thriving communities.
Welcome to Walla Walla Valley Little League! We are a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a safe environment for learning and playing the game of baseball. Our goal is to positively influence the youth of Walla Walla by teaching teamwork and good sportsmanship, through the game of baseball. Parents are strongly encouraged to join and support in this effort. Please contact your team’s manager or league official to find out how you can help make Valley Little League successful.
Vital Wines is dedicated to ensuring vineyard and winery workers are recognized, valued, and have access to healthcare and other important resources. It takes many people all working together to create exceptional wine. Our industry and our communities come together to make each vintage happen. We are here to bring it full circle. With your contributions, we can create healthcare equity for everyone in the wine industry.
The goal is to create an engaging, open, and accessible space for children and adults of all abilities to gather together to build community through creative play, natural spaces, and learning, by developing emotional, physical and mental health. The new Pioneer Park Playground will be a gathering place for everyone, not just kids. Children and adults alike — no matter their level of ability — will be able to interact with each other, regardless of the particular playground element. The emphasis on natural play elements (hills, logs, etc.) will make the facility more sustainable, with fewer parts to repair and maintain.
Hold Your Crown is a non-profit devoted to eliminating the stigma of mental illness for middle school youth through high school, college and into young adulthood. Through video, film, social media, live speaking engagements as well as live musical performances nationwide work, Hold Your Crown works to abolish the stigmatized cultural biases young people face when they experience depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, addiction, and in certain cases more extreme mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bi-polar disorders.
Walla Walla Community College inspires all students to discover their potential and achieve their goals by providing relevant, equitable, and innovative learning opportunities and services.
Working within the wine industry can open many doors both financially and intellectually. While we have come a long way over the years promoting a more ethnically and racially diverse profession, there is much work to be done in terms of welcoming, elevating, and amplifying the voices of underrepresented minorities. Education is the cornerstone of progress in any field because it allows people to see the many different paths down which a subject can lead. Obstacles to education include funding, mentorship, and/or a general feeling of exclusion. Wine Unify seeks to unite all three by way of several sponsored funding initiatives for underrepresented minorities intended to: First, WELCOME those who have an interest in wine but do not currently work in the field. Second, ELEVATE and support the careers of existing wine industry professionals of color who seek further education. Third, AMPLIFY the diverse voices of professionals, who are they themselves underrepresented minorities, that currently exist within the wine industry.
Our mission is to showcase the talents of local volunteers and to entertain and enrich our community by producing good plays done well…since 1944. Please support your volunteer driven theatre by enjoying one of the area's best live venues.
