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Gifts to WA Charters make community-rooted, student-centered education a reality. Every gift to our organization is used to advocate for and support charter public schools, their students, and their communities.
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Checks can be mailed to:
Washington State Charter Schools Association
210 S Hudson St, Suite 302 | Seattle, WA 98134

What Your Gift Supports

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Advocacy for students and communities to have excellent, well-resourced schools

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Awareness about innovations that break down barriers to opportunities for all students

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Families and communities advocating for the education they need and deserve

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Join our monthly giving program by making a recurring gift! Game-changers make it possible for WA Charters to have sustainable, reliable funding to do our work, every day.
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Join the movement to ensure that every student in Washington State gets a public education that puts them on the path to a successful future.
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Testimonials

"At my charter public school, the teachers and support staff have been willing to find workarounds to accommodate the challenges my family has experienced and make sure that my scholar is supported and able to learn. Parents like me can easily connect with teachers and faculty to create a support team for issues that may arise and find a solution together that will help support each kid individually."

Parent, Catalyst Public Schools

“My son will be going to 4th grade and he has an IEP. Our charter public school actually took his support seriously and he was no longer just another kid with an IEP. He got the accommodations he needed right at his desk, within the classroom so he was still in a general education setting. I really appreciated that.”

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