Thank you for joining us!

That’s a wrap on this year’s Giving Through Song Gala! 💚 This year, we returned to the heart of the Emerald City to celebrate where our mission began. Thank you to everyone who attended and supported Alpha! Your generosity helps us continue our mission to serve individuals with developmental disabilities by providing residential and community services that maximize each person’s quality of life.

Though the Giving Through Song Gala has come to an end, your support for Alpha Supported Living Services doesn’t have to! Your generous donations make an ongoing impact, helping us continue our mission to provide essential support for clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities. If you’d like to contribute, please consider donating here. Every gift, big or small, helps us provide care and create lasting positive change. Thank you for making a difference!


Be sure to check out all the wonderful moments from the event! You can find event photos on our Facebook page or our website, and don’t miss the fun photo booth snapshots captured throughout the night. Click here to view them!


For questions, comments, or concerns please email Princess at pgimeno@alphasls.org

Planned Giving Seminar

Join us on Tuesday, September 16, for an informative session on how you can make a lasting impact through planned giving. This free seminar is ideal for anyone interested in exploring estate planning, charitable trusts, and legacy gifts.

Topics Covered

  • Wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations
  • How to include a nonprofit in your estate plan
  • Minimizing tax burden through charitable giving
  • Creating a meaningful legacy

Alpha Receives Kuni Grant.

It is with excitement and immense gratitude that we say thank you to the Kuni Foundation for funding Alpha’s Inclusion Housing Affordable I/DD Housing Project. The project involves acquiring and renovating 10 single family homes for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout King, Snohomish, and Spokane counties. Over the last five years, our agency has grown by over 10 new Supported Living individuals per year. The demand for stable and affordable housing for the individuals we serve is a difficult issue to address, but with the funding received from the Kuni Foundation, we will be able to make significant headway toward addressing that issue. We are so grateful for the Kuni Foundation’s continued support and recognition of the value of our work.

Based in Vancouver, Washington, The Kuni Foundation strives to increase affordable, accessible, community-based housing options for people with IDD through grantmaking and the support of advocacy. For more information, please visit their website at: https://www.kunifoundation.org/