Timely support: How do I help my kids when community violence happens?

Your presence creates hope

You become part of the story when you unite as a supporter. You create more hope for kids and families when you step into an event and witness how generosity fuels our mission. Let us collaborate with you to find the right opportunity for you and your employees to engage with Washburn Center whether it’s volunteering, learning about the impact of mental health care, participating alongside other donors or getting inspired by your impact.

Dawn of Hope

Nearly 350 community members showed up for our children at the 2026 Dawn of Hope breakfast! Because of your generosity, Dawn of Hope has raised $239,000 so far to support Washburn Center for Children’s community-based mental health care for children. The need is great and the time is now.

Every gift helps children and families get the care and support they need and deserve. Your gift keeps us moving…toward the next family…the child awaiting mental health care…a family in the ER learning how to transition home safely…the next caregiver call. You can act now so they are not alone.

If you haven’t donated yet, there’s still time! When children receive trauma-informed, child-centered mental health care, healing begins. Stability returns. Futures change. Make hope and healing a reality with your gift today.

The Annual Washburn Center Golf Classic

Our annual golf tournament rallies corporate and community leaders who champion children’s mental health care.

Thank you for all who joined Monday, June 1! Golfers united on the links for this transformative mission at the newly renovated The Club at Golden Valley. Watch for next year’s date soon!

Host a pop-up event

Host a happy hour with your network. Washburn Center can work with you to chat about the location, attendees, and provide a speaker at a pop-up educational event of your own.

Host a lunch and learn

Host a lunch and learn by welcoming a Washburn Center leader to your company for a lunch break that engages employees with the impact of mental health on kids and how they can help their own children, and the youth living in their neighborhoods.