Washington United Migrant Receives Funding to Expand Support for Perinatal Mental Health Among Migrant Families
Congratulations to Washington United Migrant (WUM), one of ESI’s Sponsored Partners, for receiving a Perinatal Mental Health Access and Capacity Building grant from the Department of Health (DOH).
Evergreen Social Impact Welcomes Michael Byun as Executive Director
ESI is pleased and honored to announce the appointment of Michael Byun as our new Executive Director, effective February 9, 2026.
ESI Welcomes Rainier Valley Midwives
Evergreen Social Impact is proud to welcome our newest Sponsored Partner, Rainier Valley Midwives.
CARE Fund RFP Opportunity for Executive Search Firm
The Board of Directors of Andy Hill CARE Fund is soliciting proposals from qualified executive search firms to conduct a comprehensive recruitment process for the position of CARE Fund Executive Director.
What Would You Do with 10 Extra Hours a Week?
At Evergreen Social Impact, we support people across the social sector: Executive Directors building partnerships, Program Managers juggling services, and operation professionals keeping it all moving behind the scenes.
We can help you save time.
The Hidden Engine Behind Collaborative Philanthropy: Fiscal Sponsors
Fiscal sponsors provide operational infrastructure for funder collaboratives to accelerate social change.
ESI Welcomes Salix Compass
Evergreen Social Impact is proud to welcome our newest Sponsored Partner, Salix Compass.
Fiscal Sponsorship: Not Just for Startups – Who It’s Really For
Fiscal sponsorship is often misunderstood as a “starter pack” for nonprofits, a temporary solution for brand-new community groups testing the waters before forming their own 501(c)(3). And while it's great for that use case, stopping there is a missed opportunity.
ESI Welcomes RCA-WA as a New Fiscally Sponsored Partner
Evergreen Social Impact (ESI) is pleased to announce that the Rwandan Community Association in Washington (RCA-WA) has joined us as one of our newest fiscally sponsored partners.
Pride Across the Bridge Joins Evergreen Social Impact
The 2SLGBTQIA+ community in East King County has long struggled with visibility, representation, and access to essential resources. Unlike neighboring Seattle, where queer-friendly spaces and services are more established, many Eastside residents have historically felt overlooked. Enter Pride Across the Bridge (PAB)—a grassroots nonprofit dedicated to uplifting, connecting, and advocating for the queer community in this often-underserved region.