2023 PEPS Birthday Bash
Weren't able to join the Birthday Bash?
Send us a Birthday Gift!
OR MAIL YOUR DONATION TO:
Program for Early Parent Support
4649 Sunnyside Ave N, # 324
Seattle, WA 98103
Donations allow PEPS to create inclusive community and authentic connection for parents in our area, expand our programs, work with our partner organizations to offer parent peer-support to under-resourced families, and advocate for parents and families in our region who are facing the most disparities.
Thank you 2023 Table Captains!
2023 PEPS Birthday Bash Sponsors
Join our wonderful sponsors!
Our sponsors are critical in backing our event costs and we ask that you please support these generous businesses and organizations by visiting them.
Get to know the entire Benefit Event sponsorship team here.
Parents needed support and community in 1983. And they need it in 2023.
On May 9th at the PEPS Birthday Bash, more than 500 members of the PEPS community said "yes: social connection is critical, and we will expand access to PEPS." We are thrilled and so grateful for the generosity of our giving community and the support of our Event Sponsors.
Inspired to take the next step?
We need volunteers to lead in-person PEPS groups! Parents are ready to meet in person and we need your help to meet this demand.
If you feel inspired to lead or co-lead a group, email our Leader Recruitment and Support Specialist Elizabeth Dawson (elizabethd@peps.org) and she will follow up with information on groups, training and more.
If you’re interested in participating in our new PAT Program for parents of adolescents and teens, please fill out this interest form today.
The Impact and Direction of PEPS
- Learn about the origin of PEPS. (Viewing time: 6 min)
- "PEPS changed my life and helped me gain confidence as a mom." Hear from two PEPS Newborn Group participants. (Viewing time: 3 min)
- Learn more about our Parents of Adolescents and Teens program from recent PAT participants and facilitators. (Viewing time: 5 min)
- Hear about the evolution of PEPS in recent years from Executive Director Dana Guy. (Viewing time: 12 min)
"I'm grateful to PEPS for allowing me to not be alone through this new experience that's beautiful and hard at the same time. So thank you for doing this and for creating this community. And also, I am grateful that we were in a highly diverse group. I'm from Bulgaria originally, my husband is Asian by origin, we have a very mixed baby, and it was nice to be in a group where there were different nationalities, different races, different gender orientations. So it felt very inclusive and I really appreciated that about PEPS.” — 2022 PEPS Group Participant
Dig deeper and learn more!
- Learn where PEPS is headed and what steps we are taking: 2020-2024 PEPS Strategic Direction and Goals
- Read about the transformation of PEPS over the past years in The PEPS Stretch, published in Seattle's Child.
- Find out how PEPS is serving: expectant parents, LGBTQIA+ parents, single parents, working moms, parents of children with developmental delays and disabilities, and parents of adolescents and teens.
- Learn about PEPS partnerships & collaborations, equity & advocacy work.
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