Light A Fire

Light a Fire 2018: Most With the Least
At Facing Homelessness, Home Is Where the Hope Is

Light a Fire 2018: Promoting Health and Human Happiness
How Puget Soundkeeper Is Keeping Our Water Safe

Light a Fire 2018: Lifetime Achievement
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s Mary Ellen Stone Has Always Fought for Survivors

Light a Fire 2018: Nurturing Creativity
Fremont Arts Council Has Helped Seattle’s Freak Flag Fly for 30 Years

Light a Fire 2018: Extraordinary Board Member
Rachel Prusynski Is a Catastrophe Survivor with a Mission

Light a Fire 2018: Acting Globally
VillageReach Goes the Last Mile

Light a Fire 2018: Inspiring the Next Generation
PacSci’s Discovery Corps Takes Students to the Head of the Science Class

Light a Fire 2018: Extraordinary Executive Director
Kimerly Rorschach Helps Keep SAM Out of the Red and Into the Infinity Mirrors

Light a Fire 2018: Game-Changing Action
How Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Stopped a One-Way Ticket to a Death Sentence

Light a Fire 2018: Extraordinary Volunteer
Ted Neill Is Wise in the Ways of Recovery

Light a Fire 2018: Emerging Leader
Meet Wing Luke’s People Connector, Christina Shimizu

Light a Fire 2018: Best New Nonprofit
Unloop Delivers from Incarceration into the Hopeful Hands of Computer Tech

Best Nonprofits
Introducing Our 2015 Light a Fire Winners

Light a Fire 2015
Nurturing Creativity: Youth in Focus

Light A Fire 2015
How We Chose the Light a Fire 2015 Winners

Light a Fire 2015
Game-Changing Action: City Fruit

Light a Fire 2015
Extraordinary Executive Director: Holly Houser, Pronto Cycle Share

Light a Fire 2015
Extraordinary Volunteer: Bob Leong, Ronald McDonald House

Light a Fire 2015
Emerging Leader: Jamie-Rose Edwards

Light a Fire 2015