King County Employee Giving Program

Friday, Nov. 18, is the last day of our 2022 Annual Giving Drive! With more than 1,200 nonprofit organizations in our program and 5 ways to give, it’s fast and easy to support the causes you care about most. Here’s how you can participate:

1️⃣ Payroll Donation: One time, monthly, or twice monthly. Don’t forget to renew! While renewing is easy (average of two minutes), it is not automatic. Pledges reset to zero every year.

2️⃣ Time Donation: Friday, Nov. 18, is the firm deadline for donating the value of your vacation and comp time. There will not be another opportunity to donate time to a charity this year.

3️⃣ Credit Card: Do good and keep your miles!

4️⃣ Check: E-checks may be processed on the credit card storefront or make out checks directly to the nonprofit and include them with your paper pledge form.

5️⃣ Volunteer: Year-round eligible employees may use up to three sick days per year to volunteer at a participating Employee Giving Program nonprofit or local school.

Each of us has seen firsthand how a small action can make a big difference. Despite the challenges of the past couple of years, thousands of King County employees have continued to step up in a big way, pledging $2.39 million during last year's Annual Giving Drive.

Hear from our 2022 Annual Giving Drive Honorary Co-chairs, Linda Ridge, chief administrative officer for King County Superior Court, and Julie Wise, King County Elections director, about why we give.

Message from your Annual Giving Drive Honorary Co-chairs Message from your Annual Giving Drive Honorary Co-chairs King County Employees sent this bulletin at 11/03/2022 08:55 AM PDT Message from your Annual Giving Drive Honorary Co-chairs Dear fellow King County employee, We are honored to be this year’s Annual Giving Drive Honorary Co-chairs. We know t...

Sharing a huge round of applause for the King County Local Services - Roads, Permitting, Community Service Areas Roads Maintenance Section for collecting 3,790 pounds of food — almost 2 tons — for Food Lifeline. Roads Maintenance Section employees also collected pet food to benefit Regional Animal Services of King County. Thanks for your heartfelt compassion and hard work!

Visit kingcounty.gov/giving to learn more about Food Lifeline and the hundreds of other nonprofits participating in the King County Employee Giving Program.

Roads Maintenance Section collects nearly two tons of donations in inaugural food drive Members of each Roads Maintenance team gather for a photo to celebrate their donations during King County’s inaugural Fall 2022 Food Drive on October 27, 2022 that collected 3790 pounds of food to …

Our 2022 Annual Giving Drive underway and King County employees have until Nov. 18 to fundraise for causes they are passionate about. But did you know that you can give back all year? You can use up to 3 sick days per calendar year to volunteer at a nonprofit in the Employee Giving Program.

7 Mental Health Benefits of Volunteering The Annual Giving Drive is underway and King County employees have until Nov. 18 to fundraise for causes they are passionate about. But did you know that you can give back all year? You can use up …

Each year, employees in every King County department and every branch of our government join together in the spirit of giving and community during our Annual Giving Drive.

Read a message to employees from Dow Constantine, King County Executive, about how we make a difference through the Annual Giving Drive.

We make a difference through the Annual Giving Drive By Dow Constantine, King County Executive Each year, employees in every department and every branch of our government join together in the spirit of giving and community during King County’s Annual…