Human Services Grant Application

The City of Kenmore provides grants to nonprofit organizations that support human services activities. Applications are solicited every two years and these applications are reviewed as a function of the Housing and Human Services program at the City of Kenmore. The funding recommendations are included in the Kenmore City Council biennial budget process.   

Human services grant funding applications are collected through an online funding application website (Share-1-App hosted by the City of Redmond) that is shared with fifteen other King County cities that are a part of the Human Services Funders Collaborative. Kenmore funds programs that address the full spectrum of human service needs, including food security, housing stability, homelessness prevention, health, behavioral health, youth services, domestic violence resources, and many others. Selection factors and priorities will be determined as a part of the Human Services Needs Assessment. 

The next cycle of grant applications will take place in 2026. 

Who We Fund

Africans on the Eastside, Bridging the Gap to Food and Housing Security, $3,000

Assistance League of the Eastside  Operation School Bell, $2,000

Center for Human Services  Behavioral Health Services, $10,000

Crisis Connections (formerly Crisis Clinic), King County 211, $5,000

Crisis Connections (formerly Crisis Clinic), Teen Link, $5,000

DAWN - Domestic Abuse Women's Network, Community Advocacy Programs (CAP), $5,000

Eastside Legal Assistance Program Housing Stability - Legal Aid, $11,000

Families of Color Seattle, Peer-led Parent Groups for BIPOC Families, $1,500

Hopelink, Financial Resiliency, $6,120

Hopelink, Food, $21,700

Housing Connector, Housing for All, $5,000

Kenmore Elementary PTA, Social Services, $5,000

Kenmore Middle School, Kitchen Table, $11,000

KidVantage, Basic Needs, $5,280

King County Sexual Assault Resource Center, Advocacy Services, $3,640

NAMI Eastside, Community Mental Health Education and Support Program, $5,000

NAMI Eastside, Youth Mental Health Programs, $5,000

Northshore Schools Foundation, Removing Barriers, $5,000

Northshore Senior Center, Adult Day Health and Inclusion, $8,000

Northshore Senior Center, Kenmore Senior Center, $35,000

Northshore Senior Center, Transportation Program, $12,000

Open Doors for Multicultural Families, Multicultural Case Management, $5,000

Sound Generations, Meals on Wheels, $1,000

Sound Generations, Volunteer Transportation Services (VTS), $605

Washington Autism Alliance & Advocacy, Autism Multi-System Navigation, $2,000