The founder of AVODAH Business Collective aims to empower moms and minority women to create a brighter future.
The social services director worked tirelessly to launch a cold weather shelter in east Snohomish County.
At 24, Davis bought her first espresso stand. She has since grown into a local business advocate.
He teaches financial empowerment classes in Spanish and English, and financial literacy classes.
Graves strives to provide a nuanced approach to combating antisemitism through his work with StandWithUs.
She struggled in a traditional school setting. Now, she helps others find employment or pursue an education.
She believes that building a stronger community means breaking down barriers and communicating “a little more.”
Her volunteer activities cover the spectrum. Fitting in “service work is important as we grow.”