APOYO

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Steve Verhey is fundraising
Donate to APOYO: Keep Our Food Bank Strong
APOYO is the primary food bank serving Hispanic/Latino people in the Kittitas County/Grant County area. Needless to say, APOYO has been hard-hit by budget cuts at all levels, and they need our help. People will literally go hungry if our community doesn't step up. Donations of food are great, but donations of money are less perishable and more flexible.

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Jennifer Hoyt is fundraising
Support Apoyo's New Space and Youth Program
Ellensburg community! Let’s pitch in to help set up Apoyo for their new space and youth program.

Volunteers are hoping to buy a couch for their space while it’s on sale (at Shaw’s Furniture) during the holiday weekend. The couch is $495…but I am hopeful our community can do even better than that!

Apoyo is a grass roots organization that has had a presence in Ellensburg since 1998. They distribute food, clothing and household items in our community and beyond.

From their website:

“APOYO” means “support” in Spanish. It also stands for “Allied People Offering Year-Round Outreach.” Our mission is to empower by providing vital resources, advocacy, education and opportunities to build community. We share and celebrate the presence, histories, and cultures of im/migrants and Latinx people in Central Washington and beyond.
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Shawna Spike is fundraising
Support Shawna's Mission for a Cooler APOYO
Hello, my name is Shawna!

I'm a volunteer/soon to be employee at APOYO food and clothing bank. I've put a lot of work into the clothing bank, turning it from what was essentially a big pile of clothes to a clothing bank. We run our clothing bank out of a container next to the food bank, so it gets pretty hot as you can imagine.

With it getting up in the 90°s, it will be too hot inside the container to open the clothing bank on those days. I'm just trying to collect enough money to buy an air conditioner so that it's safe for people in need to come and get clothes. If you would like to call and make sure I'm legit, you can call and talk with Stephanie at APOYO.
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About APOYO

Our mission is to help anyone who needs it, however we can. We provide outreach and advocacy to Latinx communities, act as a liaison between Latinx communities and private and governmental organizations, and foster a greater understanding of the presence, history, culture and contributions of the Latinx communities we serve.

1320 East 18th AvenueEllensburg, WA 98926

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Causes

Human services

Established

2015

Tax ID

91-1970470

NTEE code

Human Service Organizations

APOYO is a 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 91-1970470. Donations are tax-deductible. Select content is provided by GuideStar.

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