Now more than ever, we must prioritize social justice education for our students.\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n

At this divisive time, our students and teachers are working together to build more dialogue and understanding between and within our communities.<\/strong> But we need your help to keep up our important work.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Hands for a Bridge relies on the support of our community<\/strong> to make\u00a0<\/span>our social justice and arts curriculum availabl<\/span>e to students regardless of their financial abilities. More funding will allow us to better support our teachers, who make this program possible largely through volunteer efforts. And we can develop new and\u00a0innovative programs and partnerships to better our community and prepare the next generation of leaders.\u00a0This is only possible with sustained financial support for people like you.<\/div>\n
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Next Wednesday, May 10, the Seattle Foundation will be holding their annual day of community giving, GiveBIG.<\/strong> Please consider a gift to Hands for a Bridge<\/a>, when your gift can make an even bigger impact. Read more here<\/a> about the ways your gift can grow on May 10.<\/div>\n
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And you don’t have to wait. Gift scheduling is open now<\/a>, and you can schedule your gift<\/strong> to make our world a stronger, more inclusive place through dialogue and the arts.<\/div>\n
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Take action today and help us make this the BIGGEST GiveBIG day yet! Make your impact by <\/span>clicking here<\/a>.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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