IMPACT REPORT 2020 PUSH YOUR GROWING EDGE - 5290 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle WA 98118 - the Service Board
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IMPACT REPORT 2020
5290 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle WA 98118 theServiceBoard
PUSH YOUR GROWING EDGE
2020 New Partnerships!
HIGHLIGHTS • tSB partnered as a coalition
member in the Be Ready Be
Hydrated community-driven
positive counter-marketing
COVID Impact: campaign. The coalition is a
multicultural group of entities
• Due to COVID-19, tSB adapted to working in coordination with
better serve the needs of the the City of Seattle and the
community. We worked closely with Sweetened Beverage Tax
many of our partners to raise money Community Advisory Board
and provide necessary services to to raise awareness of the
the community. negative health effects of
sugar-sweetened
• Distributed care kits to program beverages and industry
youth and their families over the spring manipulation of consumers,
and summer, in elevate alternatives to
partnership with Safeway sugar-sweetened beverages, and
and the Doug establish a distinct counter-
Baldwin marketing campaign brand and
Foundation.
SOIREE outreach campaign.
• Adapted our RAISED New Office!
$84K
programming to
a virtual • In July 2020, tSB moved from our
setting in March longtime home at Youngstown in
and executed West Seattle to
virtual Summer
Leadership Impact
Columbia City in
South Seattle for
BLACK
Program (SLIP). better accessibility for LIVES
our youth. MATTER
• Successfully executed our first
virtual Soiree in October and raised
$84,496. Black Lives
Still Matter!
National Exposure! • tSB’s work has always
• tSB was featured been centered around
in the September 2020 issue of social justice, and our
Snowboarder focus on doing anti-racist
Magazine. work was amplified in
2020. Due to international
• Gnu announced social unrest, tSB facilitated
that a portion of the conversations with youth
sales from its and community on social
Essential Service justice. We provided youth
snowboard will with the space to express
benefit tSB. what Black Lives Matter
means to them.
Supporting BIPOC
New 3-year Strategic Plan! businesses and organizations has
always been important to us, and
• tSB established a strategic this year we were intentional about
planning committee composed of tSB highlighting the businesses and
staff, Board members, and alumni to organizations that we support.
create our 2021-24 Strategic Plan.
THE YOUTH WE SERVED
BLACK OR
AFRICAN CAUCASIAN OR LATINX
AMERICAN
26% WHITE
11% 7%
34% ASIAN OR
15% 7% NATIVE HAWAIIAN
SOUTHEAST MIXED RACE OR
PACIFIC ISLANDER
ASIAN
Prior to tSB:
Retention Numbers:
given COVID-19 pandemic
49%
of Prophets (first-year 60%
reported
no civic
youth participants) 1/3 reported never having a
mentor or a role model
involvement
100% of Peer Leaders
(second-year youth)
YOU CAN DO IT
80%
of mentors did not feel a
69%
of program
participants
have never
snowboarded
47% connection to
their surrounding
before
Hola
56% regularly spoke
Our Mentor and Snowboard Instructor:
another language
at home years
58% were 33% have
16% were alumni returning
82%
volunteered for 4
of the program volunteers years or more
were eligible to Our 27 adult mentors were ages 23-40 and worked full
receive a full tSB time in the following sectors: Human Services, Community
scholarship to
participate in CP Organizing, Business & Technology, Government, Healthcare,
Education and Transportation.
OUR GEOGRAPHIC REACH
In 2020, tSB continued to direct its impact to Seattle and South King
County youth most in need of access and opportunity through our full
6-month program from January - June.
Our 27 youth participants between 14-18 years old attended:
Garfield HS Sammamish HS
Renton HS Rainier Beach HS
Lindberg HS Stadium HS
Franklin HS Cleveland HS
Chief Sealth HS Middle College HS
Seattle Prep South Lake HS
OUTCOMES
While the COVID-19 pandemic impacted some
of the program data collected, the following was
gathered from pre and post-surveys:
• The responses for “I care about my school”
changed from 33% positive to 95%
positive.
• The response for “My friends make
positive choices” evaluation results
changed from 80% positive to 100%
positive.
FINANCIALS
CORP ORATE 31.5% ADMINISTRATION
PROGRAM
30.9%
REVENUE EXPENSES
51.6%
$541,679 24.8% $353,856
31.8%
0.3% 3.7%
INDIVIDUALS
FO UN DATIO N 8.1%
8.1% 17.5%
OTHER (PPP LOAN)
GOVERNMENT FUNDRAISING
OTHER SOURCES
2020 MAJOR FUNDING PARTNERS
$25,000 and above Justin Dechant Mylinh Bui
evo Microsoft Nick Timchalk and
Lib Tech & Gnu Sebastian Apud Kristina Markosova
The Satterberg Foundation Perry Allan and Katherine
$1,000 – $4,999 Jones West
$10,000 - $24,999 Anthony Auriemma Phil & Jen Gousman
Ariel Foundation Blue Montgomery Philip Heller and
East Seattle Foundation Carl Haefling Gail Peterson
LOGE Darrell Sanders Priscilla Umemoto
Patagonia Ekata, Inc The Henry M. Jackson
Premera Foundation Eugene Oh Foundation
Safeway Heidi & Craig Berrysmith The Wilderness Society
The Vida Agency Ira Gerlich Torment Magazine
Jane Lauritzen
$5,000 – $9,999 Jesse Stewart
Charlotte Martin Foundation Josh Ayala
Dana Guy & Mike Guy Marcia Jones
2020 COMMUNITY PARTNERS
CAPiTA Snowboards That Brown Girl Cooks
CAYA The Summit at Snoqualmie
Thank
Mountain to Sound Outfitters - Polar Umami Kushi You
RIDE Union Binding Co.
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Vail Resorts - Stevens Pass
Skate Like A Girl Washington Technology
Starline Luxury Coaches Industry Association (WTIA)TESTIMONIALS
Nick Timchalk, Board Chair Brianna Felix, 2020 Mentor, 2010 Prophet
"I love tSB's embrace of youth as leaders in “As a Prophet in high school, having adult
our community. I have the unique mentors and being in tSB helped shape the
experience to further tSB's work to establish person I am today. Returning as a mentor
itself as a truly youth-led organization, was scary, but it’s one of the best decisions
creating space for 360 degree mentorship I’ve ever made. tSB encourages and allows
at all levels of the organization. Youth me to be my most genuine (and silly) self,
regularly participate in Board Meetings and I’ve met the most incredible folks
and join Board Committees, ensuring that along the way. The best part is watching
the work of tSB continues to be guided by the youth thriving, gaining confidence, and
the compass of our youth. We would not becoming leaders in the community - they
have a brand new, dedicated youth seat really can and will change the world!”
on the Board if it wasn't for the amazing
youth who comprise tSB's community. The
Service Board's youth ensure that our
future remains bright."
River Wyre, 2020 Prophet Blue Montgomery, Founder / President
CAPiTA Snowboards
“Being a Prophet in tSB was one of the
best experiences of my life! tSB really “Obviously, we love snowboarding as a
changed my life in the best way, I finally memory making machine and a vehicle
found a community that accepts me for for fun. But to see the Service Board
exactly who I am. Not only that, I'm embrace snowboarding as conduit for
learning so much that schools won't teach youth to connect, find community,
us, things that will actually help us in life! mentorship, develop leadership skills and
On top of that all, I get to have amazing general empowerment is some next level
snowboarding experiences! I really could stuff. We’re big believers in the process
not ask for a better program!” and the people at tSB!”You can also read
