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After three decades under the name “Eastside Baby Corner” (“EBC”), we’ve expanded our reach and grown our impact While our mission remains the same, (helping kids reach their full potential tomorrow by meeting their basic needs today), our geography extends far beyond the eastside, and we’re serving kids as well as expectant or postpartum mothers, not just babies Our late founder, Karen Ridlon, last year said “If I had known 32 years ago how we were going to grow, I would have never named it Eastside Baby Corner.” With years of careful consideration, community input, and research, we have evolved our message to help us better communicate our true values to a larger audience of partners, donors, volunteers, and families throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Our new logo features the hopeful “K” figure reaching for the stars, and bright and vibrant colors that represent our joyful personality We are caring and compassionate, giving and grassroots, fun and family-focused We are KidVantage

New Name, Same Mission

KidVantage provides critical care goods for children birth through age 12. These essentials give kids the advantages of warmth, health, and safety. Kids are better prepared to fulfill their own potential because of KidVantage. We supply customized orders of clothing, diapers, shoes, minds behind our colors, logo, and new look. After years of collaboration, we finally did it! We can't thank these talented individuals enough for their hard work!

Thank You, Bullseye Creative!

The Bullseye Creative Team led the charge and guided our organization through the entire process. They were the creative www.bullseyecreative.net

school supplies, and more to counselors, nurses, case managers, and teachers for the children and families in their programs We also provide food banks and other community resource partners with cases of diapers, wipes and more Expectant and postpartum mothers receive maternity wear, personal care goods, and mother-infant support items As a result, our service partners have the advantage of concentrating their

on supporting families not collecting goods. This is all made possible by our community, the backbone of our organization, donating time, goods, and funding. KidVantage has been and will continue to be, a place that not only helps kids, but where YOU can help kids.

YOU the KidVantage supporter

Vision

We imagine a world where all children are healthy, safe, and prepared to build their own futures.

Mission

KidsVantage helps kids reach their full potential tomorrow by meeting basic needs today.

From the Executive Director

Jack F. Edgerton, Executive Director

As I reflect back on 2022, I truly see that it was a year of hope and opportunity At KidVantage, where we are always hopeful, 2022 allowed us the opportunity to position ourselves to be able to serve the community’s needs in a post-pandemic world.

The pandemic was still a major factor throughout 2022 As the world began to open up to a post-COVID emergency world, other factors began to surface. One that affected the families we serve, was the growth of inflation on basic goods – food, housing and transportation. These added costs put new burdens on already strained budgets, and for those families who were

struggling before the pandemic, it presented even greater challenges KidVantage met the burgeoning need in the community With a 35% increase year over year in children served and a corresponding increase of 38% in goods distributed, KidVantage broke all of its distribution records

Part of the service philosophy at KidVantage is to make sure that we have the infrastructure to support the volunteers, partners, and goods we distribute. To that end, we moved our Northshore hub from a 1,200 sq. ft. storefront in Kenmore to Shoreline. Our new 8,000 sq. ft. Hub in Shoreline is set up to meet the increasing needs we see in north King County and Snohomish County We have already added a major child serving agency in Snohomish County, ChildStrive, as well as Everett School District, and other King County partners

Last summer, we also opened our new Kent “Mini-Hub” We knew about south county need because we had been operating our Opportunity Gateway program since 2020 in south county, and we had seen the growth in need throughout the pandemic. As we were exiting the pandemic world, its aftereffects were severely limiting families in south county to make ends meet With the addition of the Mini-Hub, KidVantage was able to support this vibrant and diverse community through existing and new partners

2022– A Year of Hope & Opportunity

Of course, let’s not forget the baby formula shortage Stores limited buying of formula (when they even had any to put on the shelves) Prices went up Families struggled more than ever before to make sure that their children had the appropriate nutrition. Our volunteers and staff were up for the challenge! Throngs of KidVantage volunteers and staff combed every store, helping us to purchase vital formula. Grateful is too small of a word for what we felt for this outpouring of love and support With all the challenges we faced sourcing formula, thanks to our volunteers there were only three orders we were not able to fill out of the hundreds of orders for baby formula

As we closed out 2022, we truly had to step up to meet the increased need in the community We began to deliver some of our biggest distributions in the history of KidVantage Volunteers and staff scrambled to keep up with the orders for toys, clothing, diapers, and other essential items We made it through with the dedication of our amazing volunteers, donors, and staff. 2022 was truly a year for the record books!

Thank you,

A KidVantage Snapshot: Your Impact

Volunteers (pictured left) from Kenworth Trucking visited one of our Hubs for a corporate volunteering event during which they prepared Halloween costumes for kids. Providing costumes is one of the ways KidVantage helps kids enjoy being kids. They can join in the festivities with their peers, strengthening their sense of belonging to the community. The children (pictured right) are recipients of costumes from KidVantage, ready to head out and Trick-or-Treat with friends and families.

What We Did

5,563,092 ITEMS

These are individual pieces that were used to put together product orders

An increase of 28% over 2021

MADE UP OVER 176,000 ORDERS

Orderswerepreparedbyvolunteersand staffatourHublocations

Onaweeklybasis,ordersforneeded suppliesareplacedbypartnerproviders andwithinacoupledays,thoseorders areoutthedoorandinthehandsofkids andfamiliesacrossCentralPugetSound

In 2022, KidVantage prepared an average of 2,318 orders every week!

2022 Distribution Highlights

Diapers

Wipes

Bedding items

Baby formula

Toys

Books

Shoes

Clothing items

Underwear

Socks

Car Seats

11,722 individual children and mothers received items through KidVantage's standard service delivery program one or more times

3,120 children were reached through community resource programs, including food banks and special projects

UNDUPLICATED TOTAL

2% are postpartum/ expectant moms

71% are children under the age of 5

27% are 5 to 12 years old

How We Did It

21,558 volunteer hours given

Core and Community Volunteers are vital to KidVantage. With their help, kids receive the things they need, when they need them most Our volunteers help accept donations from the community, assist with backstock and storage, repairs, and most importantly, help put together custom orders for kids. In 2022, 3,695 KidVantage volunteers prepared 176 587 orders for children in our communi

221,681 items donated through drives

Community drives are one of the most fun and engaging ways in which people get involved with KidVantage. All year, drives were hosted to collect needed items In the Spring we had our big diaper drive, Diaper Derby, where 43 businesses and organizations "raced" to collect diapers. Our Winter WishGiver drives were extremely successful, 101 drives were hosted between October and December. These drives brought in new toys for the holidays, and coats to keep kids warm all winter long.

$2,397,769 was raised for kids

Thank you to the generous gifts from people at our annual Helping Kids Thrive Benefit Luncheon, individual giving throughout the year, grants, and government funding that supports our work. As an organization we rely on this to carry out our mission, and to continue being a reliable resource for the kids and families in our community. This support means children are getting the essential goods they need for a healthy start in life

$10,000 check presentation from Kiewit

Bremerton Core Volunteers, Bob & Geri

Girl Scout Troop with their drive items

How We Did It

KidVantage reaches families through a network of Partners

Our Agency Partners have program sites that serve as access points for those seeking assistance from KidVantage Through this network, we are able to "help the helpers" and get families the things they need, when they need them Providers (representatives) from our partner agencies place custom orders of goods for each child they work with, and pick up the items from KidVantage every week to deliver to families.

282 Program Sites

Where KidVantage Reaches Kids

KidVantage continued to expand services in response to community need, reaching families in our region most affected by COVID-19, changing economic conditions, and systemic inequities. Here is a glimpse into our service area:

Top 10 Cities Served

Kent

Renton

Bellevue

Bremerton

Seattle

Auburn

Redmond

Issaquah

Kirkland

Shoreline

Types of Partner Programs

Child

2022 Revenue & Resource Use

Resources & Revenue

<1% Gift Cards $17,392

$203,480

<1% Interest, referral fees, investment + unrealized loss on investment

3% Foundation & corporate grants

11% Government: local cities, counties, state

$1,346,557

17% Contributions: individuals, corporations, businesses, clubs, civic and faith based organizations

$5,406,839 Total resources & revenue $7,857,979

69% Non-cash (In-kind) donations of products for kids, rent

Use of Resources

1% Depreciation $35,206

2% Donated (in-kind) Rent $118,250

$256,084

3% General Administration

7% Fund Development $541,704

$716,851

9% Direct Services (safety, nutrition, health, & care goods for kids)

10% Program Service & Support $803,141

$5,283,398

68% Non-cash (in-kind) products for kids $7,754,634 Total use of revenue

2022 Event Highlights

National Diaper Drive with T-Mobile Digital

T-Mobile and KidVantage partnered on a national diaper drive benefitting Hope Supply Co. in Texas, Happy Bottoms in Kansas, WeeCycle in Colorado, The Greater DC Diaper Bank in Virginia, and us KidVantage. The drive was in celebration of a baby shower for one of T-Mobile Digital’s own. Offices across the country participated, raising $3,276, matched by T-Mobile. This support provided 13,000 diaper changes and 500+ days of nourishment!

Opened 2 New KidVantage Hubs

KidVantage is dedicated to getting essentials to children and families when they need it One way we made this happen was by moving our Northshore Hub to Shoreline Moving improved our proximity to partners in North King and Snohomish Counties, and the new Hub offers more space for goods and volunteers. Down south, we pioneered a “Mini-Hub” in Kent in response to community need from our Opportunity Gate Way program. For now, our Kent Hub is serving as a distribution center, but we

Opening at Shoreline Hub have hope to continue growing our capability in the south counties.

Amazon Smiles for Miles

Pearl Leung (Head of Community Affairs- Bellevue, Amazon) took a tour of the Issaquah Hub to learn more about KidVantage and to see first-hand how we are able to keep up with the need of essential goods for our growing reach in the community. After her visit, Pearl knew we needed to get more wheels on the ground Thanks to Amazon, we now have a 2 van that will help us transport and deliver essential goods between our 4 Hubs!

Grand

New van donated thanks to Amazon

Sewald's Strikeouts 4 Kids

The Seattle Mariners season is an exciting time, but 2022 was even more exciting when Paul Sewald (relief pitcher, #37) and his wife Molly reached out to KidVantage They were looking for a way to help local families with young kids after experiencing the challenges of being first-time parents themselves Paul and Molly knew that not all families have the resources they need, and wanted to help change that through Sewald’s Strikeouts 4 Kids

For every strikeout that Paul threw during the 2022 season, they donated $200 to KidVantage and encouraged Mariners fans to donate alongside them At the end of the season, Sewald’s Strikeouts 4 Kids raised over $75,000 and more than 400 fans contributed!

Helping Kids Thrive Benefit Luncheon

This was our first luncheon back in-person since before the pandemic, and it did not disappoint Our annual Thrive Luncheon is the biggest event of the year, a time when we gather our generous and dedicated supporters to reflect on the work we've done for kids, and to jumpstart work that will be done in the future. In 2022 we had ~530 attendees, announced our new name, and raised over $390,000 Angela Poe Russell returned as emcee, and our guest speaker was award-winning youth author, Christine Day, who portrayed our theme of: Help Kids Write Their Stories. She shared, "you cannot write a book for kids that does not have hope in it."

2,300 Wishes Granted During the Holidays

With the help of 100+ toy drives and our partners, KidVantage distributed over 11,000 new toys, books, games, and stuffed animals to kids This is the biggest holiday gift distribution to date, a 61% increase over 2021. We couldn't have done it without all hands-on deck, volunteers and staff worked long hours to make it all happen. Thanks to this group effort, 2,300 kids across Central Puget Sound received toys!

Giving KidVantage a Home Since 1990

Staff and Leadership

Jack Edgerton Senior Manager of Programs

Executive Director

Carolina Liendo Director of Development & Community Relations

Helen Banks Routon

2022 KidVantage Board of Directors

Andy Symons, President

Attorney/Shareholder, Inslee, Best - Retired

Judy Gowdy, Vice President/President Elect President, J.C. Interiors Inc.

Cynthia Hwang Vice President/Client Advisor, JP Morgan

Tim Motts President /CEO, Boys & Girls Club of Bellevue

DeAnne Dodson

IT Operations Manager, Symetra Financial

Alexandra Chasin

Senior International Strategic Consultant, SAP Concur

Whitney Reparuk

Finance Manager, Amazon.com

Jason Hizer, Immediate Past President

Nora E. Prado, Secretary Systems Analyst, UW Medicine

Diane Kuslich, Treasurer HR Manager, Microsoft

Susan Corning Senior Program Manager, Amazon

Kerry Robinson Davis Wright Tremaine, Retired

Mark DeFlorio Self Employed

Sr. Vice President/ Corporate Controller, Washington Holdings

This Year Made Possible By

2022 Thrive Benefit Luncheon Sponsors

2022 Diaper Derby Participants

Aegis Living Issaquah

Allegro Pediatrics

Amazon.com

Banner Bank

Chick-Fil-A Bothell Canyon Park

Chiropractic Lifestyle Center

City of Kirkland

Dacels Jewelers, Inc

Evergreen Ford Lincoln Chevrolet

Grand Event Rentals

HBOMax - Seattle

Highlands Youth Advisory Board

Hilton Garden Inn/ Homewood Suites

ISC Gunners

Kari Olson Design

Keller Williams Eastside

Kiwanis Club of Bremerton

Kiwanis Club of Gig Harbor

Kiwanis Club of Issaquah

Microsoft NICE

NerdsToGo

Northwest K9 Sniffers

Peak Sports & Spine Physical Therapy Renton, Snoqualmie, Maple Valley, Bellevue & Factoria

Proliance Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

Rotary Club of Issaquah

St Andrews Lutheran Church

Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church

SAP Concur

Skyline Key Club

Starbucks Corporate

STRENGTH Studio

Swedish Bellevue Primary Care

Swedish Medical Center

Swedish Mercer Island Primary Care

Symetra Finacial

TEND Community

The Goddard School of Snoqualmie

Umpqua Bank

Village Pediatrics

Signature Sponsor

This Year Made Possible By

2022 Grant Makers

Adobe

Aven Foundation

Baby2Baby

Bainbridge Community Foundation

Cambia Health Foundation/ The Oregon

Community Foundation

Catherine Holmes Wilkins Foundation

Costco Wholesale

Dupar Foundation

ELCA Foundation/ Shepherd of the Hills

Lutheran Church

Ellison Foundation

Kitsap Bank

Liberty Mutual Insurance Safeco

Insurance Fund

2022 Businesses & Corporations

Able Courier Systems Inc.

Athleta Bellevue

AWM Capital

BBQ2U

Bear Creek Country Club

Bellevue Collection

Better Buds

Bio-Therapeutic

Bombas

Booginhead

Carter's

Cascade Signs and Graphics

Challenge Northwest LLC

Clark Construction

Compass Real Estate

Cornerstone General Contractors

Cory Brandt Group

Munson Family Foundation

National Diaper Bank Network

Port Gamble S'Kallam Tribe

Puget Sound Energy Foundation

Renton Regional Community Foundation,

First Federal

Schultz Family Foundation

Snoqualmie Tribe

Starbucks Foundation

The Bamford Foundation

The Norcliffe Foundation

Tulalip Tribe Charitable Contributions

Windermere Foundation

Woodworth Family Foundation

Young Family Foundation

Costco Wholesale

D R Horton

Dr Christian Manley Orthodontics

Edward Jones - Redmond, Shoreline

Ferguson Enterprises

First Interstate BancSystem

Fleck Jurenka, LLP

Fred Meyer - Issaquah

Fulcrum Training Hall

GAP - Athleta Issaquah

Global Health Labs LLC

Hanson Baker Ludlow Drumheller P S

Healthcare Management Administrators

Highlands Kids Dentistry

Hilton Garden Inn

Home Depot

Inabia Software & Consulting

This Year Made Possible By

2022 Businesses & Corporations Continued

Inglewood Golf Club

IRG Physical Therapy Sammamish

Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Costco

Klahanie Chiropractic

Kumon Math and Reading Center

Liebertz Plastic Surgery at Yarrow Bay

Listen and Talk

Little Hands of Stone

Gaslamp Bar & Grill

Metcalf Chiropractic Health Center

NAI Puget Sound Properties

Navigator Real Estate Services LLC

North Highland Company

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Novalife Fitness

Omega Financial

Orchard Brokerage

Petsmart

Pizza Commissary

Providence Starbucks Group -Swedish

Hospital Issaquah

Puget Sound Energy

2022 Community Supporters

Alive Covenant Church

Alpha Delta Kappa - Alpha Rho Chapter

American Telangana Association

of Seattle (ATA)

Ballard Emblem Club #216

Bellevue Brain Trust

Bellevue Police Department

Beta Nu Master Beta Sigma Phi

Bethany Lutheran Church

Block Party Quilters

Rachel Kimmerly Allstate Agency

Restore Hyper Wellness

Robert Staudacher CPA & Associates

Rowley Properties

Salesforce (local)

Sammamish Children's Therapy Center

Singletrack Cycles

Small Threads for Kids

Summit Vision Center

Superior Seconds Gear Exchange

T-Mobile USA, Inc

Team Borja Real Estate - John L Scott

Tito's Handmade Vodka

Treasures in Heaven

Trek Issaquah

Triple XXX Rootbeer Drive-In

Trophies2Go

True Martial Arts

Uptown Gig Harbor

USA Toyz

Walmart Inc

Wear A Big Smile Foundation

Windermere - Mercer Island

Bremerton Central Lions Club/Charitable Foundation

Bright Horizon’s Longacres

Cedar Trails Elementary School

Chestnut Montessori School

Cross of Christ Lutheran Church

Crossroads Bible Church

Delta Dental of Washington

Eastlake High School

Eastside Corvette Club

This Year Made Possible By

2022 Community Supporters Continued

Eastside Fire and Rescue

Eastside Quilters

Evergreen Academy

Faith Lutheran Church

First Congregational Church

Girl Scouts of America, Troop 44472

and Troop 46031

Goddard School of Redmond and

Snoqualmie

Grand Ridge Elementary School

Greater Seattle Alumnae Chapter of Delta

Zeta Sorority

Harborview Fellowship

Influence the Choice

Issaquah Police Department

Issaquah Valley Elementary School

Issaquah Youth Advisory Board

Kiddie Academy of Mill Creek

King County Housing Authority (KCHA)

Kirkland Police Department

Kitsap County Fire Fighters

Benevolent Fund

Kitsap Quilters Guild

Kitsap SAIVS

Kiwanis Club of Gig Harbor

Kiwanis Club of Mercer Island

Kiwanis Club of Redmond

Kiwanis Club of Sammamish

Knights of Columbus Council 7907, St

Joseph Catholic Church

Labyrinth Home Education Co-op

Lake Washington United Methodist Church

Les Lilas French Bilingual Community School

Liberty High School National Honor Society

Little Minds at Work

Mary Queen of Peace Church

Mays Pond Ward The Church of Jesus Christ

of Latter-Day Saints

Microsoft Alumni Community Network

Montessori Country School

National Charity League - Emerald City,

Lake Sammamish, & Lake Washington Chapters

Newcastle Elementary School

Newcastle Library

Open Window School

Our Lady of the Lake Parish

Our Savior Lutheran Church

P E O Chapter IC

Poulsbo Friends of the Library

Project Linus - Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap and

Mason Counties

Rick's Toys For Kids

Ronald United Methodist Church

Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island

Rotary Club of Bellevue

Rotary Club of East Bremerton Foundation

Rotary Club of Renton

RSVP - Solid Ground

Sacred Heart School

Sammamish Presbyterian Church

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church

Shoreline Chamber of Commerce

Shorewood High School Interact Club

Soles 4 Souls

St John Vianney Church

St Andrew’s Lutheran Church

St Joseph Catholic Church

St Louise Parish

St Margaret’s Thrift Shop

Stitches from the Heart

Stray Threads Quilt Guild

Sunny Hills Elementary School

This Year Made Possible By

2022 Community Supporters Continued

The Bear Creek School

The Little School

City, County, and State Supporters

City of Bellevue

City of Bothell

City of Issaquah

City of Kenmore

City of Kent

City of Kirkland

City of North Bend

City of Redmond

City of Renton

City of Sammamish

City of Snoqualmie

King County - Best Starts for Kids

King County Employee Giving Program

2022 Matching Gift Programs

Adobe Inc

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Boeing Employees Federal Credit Union

Columbia Bank

Costco Wholesale

Google, Inc

Liberty Mutual

LinkedIn Corporation

Nintendo of America, Inc

2022 KidVantage Partner Providers

Adra P Berry Food Bank

Afghan Health Initiative

AGAPE’ UNLIMITED

Attain Housing

Bellevue College

Bellevue School District

United Way of King County Designated Gifts

HealthierHere

King County Department of Community and

Human Services

King County Metropolitan Council

Kitsap County Commissioners

Kitsap County Department of Human Services

Office of the Secretary of State Combined

Fund Drive (CFD)

Seattle & King County Public Health

Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Family

Washington State Department of Commerce

Washington Traffic Safety Commission

Microsoft

PlayStation Cares

The Pokémon Company International Salesforce com Foundation

SAP America

Starbucks Corporation

Symetra

T-Mobile USA, Inc

WarnerMedia

Center for Human Services

Childhaven

Children’s Home Society of Washington

Children’s Therapy Center

ChildStrive

Communities in Schools Renton-Tukwila

This Year Made Possible By

2022 KidVantage Partner Providers Continued

Edmonds School District

Encompass

Fall City United Methodist Church

Friends of Youth

Grassroots Projects

HealthPoint

HEALTHY HABITS 4 LIFE

Holly Ridge Center

Hopelink

Horn of Africa

Imagine Housing

InterCultural Children & Family Services

Iraqi Community Center of Washington

Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank

Issaquah School District

Jewish Family Service of Seattle

Jubilee Reach

Kent Youth & Family Services

Kindering

King County Department of Community & Human Services

King County Housing Authority (KCHA)

Kitsap Community Resources

Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center

Kitsap Public Health District

Lake Washington School District

LifeWire

Living Well Kent Collaborative

Mamma’s Hands

Mary’s Place Seattle

Mercer Island Youth & Family Services

NISO

Northshore School District

Northshore Youth & Family Services

Olympic Education Service District

Peninsula Community Health Services

Peninsula School District

Puget Sound Educational Service District

Rainier Valley Corps - Renton Innovation Zone

Partnership (RIZP) in Education & Beyond (SPEB)

Rainier Valley Corps - Supporting Partnerships

Renewal Food Bank

Renton School District

Riverview School District

Salvation Army Northwest Division

Scarlet Road

School’s Out Washington - SOAR

Seattle Children’s Hospital

Seattle Indian Health Board

Shoreline School District

Sky Valley Food Bank

Snoqualmie Tribe

Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank

Society of St. Vincent De Paul

Somali Health Board

Step By Step Family Support Center

Swedish Health Services

Tacoma Public Schools

Tulalip Tribes

Turkish Women Charity and Aid Organization

UW-Valley Medical Center

Vine Maple Place

Vision House

Voices of Tomorrow

Washington Car Seat Program

Washington State Department of Youth & Families

Youth Eastside Services

YWCA Kitsap County

YWCA of Seattle-King-Snohomish County