Many organizations focus primarily on the child with the diagnosis, and we know that cancer impacts the whole family. We also included money towards other holiday expenses, including food and transportation. We also wanted to give well so that each family could experience generosity. Not to be frivolous with funds but to experience complete relief from finances during the holidays.

We have partnered with Seattle Children's Hospital and its social workers. They work with these families regularly and know which would benefit from this project the most. The families then will fill out a form and share their cancer journey with us. This step is crucial; we do our best to have a face, a name, and a story. We want to give to these families with their stories in our hearts.

Rachael Michalski is the executive director and runs the day-to-day operations. She partners with Jason Michalski, the legal and financial operator of A Generosity Project. Rachael coordinates all of the execution of the project, strategic partnerships, manages marketing, volunteering, and fundraising.

Yes. A Generosity Project is a 501c3. All gifts are tax deductible. It is registered on Charity Navigator. EIN:86-3702043

We have partnered with JUST GIVING. Just Giving allows us to make a fundraisers page, in which you can easily share, and work towards a common goal. If you would like to do this you can email Rachael@agenerosityproject.org.