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Ryther Child Center depends on the generosity of the public for a full 23 percent of our funding. Ryther is a 501(c)(3) organization, and donations are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law. A gift of any size makes a difference to our children. For instance:

  • $10 will purchase toiletries, school supplies or other necessities for a youngster newly arrived at Ryther
  • $25 allows teens in our chemical dependency cottages to learn a new, fun and sober hobby like hiking or knitting
  • $50 provides a group therapy session for 10 children in residence
  • $75 supplies warm, well-fitting clothing for a child in foster care
  • $100 buys an hour of specialized treatment for an abused child
  • $250 allows Ryther's staff 3 hours of consultation with a nationally-recognized expert in sexual behaviors in children
  • To make a secure online donation using your credit card or PayPal, click the button below. Please fill out the shipping address page if you'd like to receive a receipt for tax purposes. Thank you!

Other Ways to Give

  • Honor a loved one with an honorarium or memorial gift to Ryther - We'll send out a special card to inform them of the gift in their honor
  • Give through United Way. Donations to the Community Safety Net benefit Ryther's kids - or designate a gift to Ryther Child Center
  • Ask if your employer will match your gift
  • Make a gift of stock
  • A bequest or planned gift is a wonderful legacy
    Visit the planned giving section
    for more information

To make a gift to Ryther Child Center, please contact the Development Office at (206) 517-0215, or send your gift to:

Development Office
Ryther Child Center
2400 NE 95th Street
Seattle, WA 98115-2426

Thank you for making Ryther Child Center's work possible.

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