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News & Events

2026 RISING STARS Fundraiser Dinner

On May 14, 2026, ASAS Puget Sound will host our RISING STARS fundraiser dinner at the Museum of Flight celebrating our 10-year anniversary! This event raises funds to support our mission to keep kids safe and help them to succeed in school and life!  We look forward to welcoming our friends, community supporters, and corporate partners from across Greater Seattle. This fundraiser event will include a cocktail reception, dinner from McCormick and Schmick’s, a live and silent auction, powerful scholar testimonials and performances, and a dessert dash!  

 

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Family Wellness, Community Strength

We organize bi-annual Family Wellness Events at each of our partnering school sites. Events include an overview of our After-School All-Stars programming, dinner for families, and participation from other community-based organizations. Together, we provide families with resources and information about food security, rent and utility assistance, transportation assistance, mental health supports, cyber security, free clothing, and more. We also plan a fun family activity at each Family Wellness Event, such as cookie decorating, talent showcase, bingo night, paint & hot chocolate, and more! 

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