Vetted organization response

Washington State Floods

Active since
August 2026

1% for the Planet vets environmental organizations within our network and when a natural disaster occurs, we expand our list of organizations to include those working on the ground to respond immediately.

All Hands & Hearts

Environmental Partner
Eligible Organization

Once conditions allow, our teams will assess community needs and coordinate with local partners to support affected families. In flood responses, All Hands & Hearts typically focuses on muck and gut, mold sanitation, and debris removal to help residents safely return to their homes.

Type(s) of response offered
Food & Water Distribution
Long term support
Medical assistance
Shelter
Infrastructure reconstruction
Animal rescue
Ecological restoration
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All Hands & Hearts

Save the Children US

Environmental Partner
Eligible Organization
Save the Children is working swiftly to meet the most urgent needs of children and families hardest hit by the destructive flooding, including in the Skagit Valley, where over 100,000 people are under evacuation orders.
Type(s) of response offered
Food & Water Distribution
Long term support
Medical assistance
Shelter
Infrastructure reconstruction
Animal rescue
Ecological restoration
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Save the Children US

United Ways of the Pacific Northwest

Environmental Partner
Eligible Organization
United Ways of the Pacific Northwest is working alongside local United Ways and trusted community partners to support active disaster response and long-term recovery efforts across the region.
Type(s) of response offered
Food & Water Distribution
Long term support
Medical assistance
Shelter
Infrastructure reconstruction
Animal rescue
Ecological restoration
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United Ways of the Pacific Northwest

World Central Kitchen

Environmental Partner
Eligible Organization
World Central Kitchen’s Relief Team is in Washington after a storm system caused catastrophic rains in the Northwestern US. We’re working with Chef Corps members and local partners to serve meals to impacted families. A powerful storm moved across the Pacific Northwest and parts of western Canada this week, overflowing rivers, damaging roads, and causing landslides in Oregon and Washington. After heavy rain on Monday prompted emergency rescues, an even stronger wave of rainfall arrived Tuesday night into Wednesday, pushing the Snoqualmie River near major flood stage in Carnation, east of Seattle. WCK teams are on the ground with Chef Corps and restaurant partners, serving meals to first responders and impacted families.
Type(s) of response offered
Food & Water Distribution
Long term support
Medical assistance
Shelter
Infrastructure reconstruction
Animal rescue
Ecological restoration
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World Central Kitchen

Helpful definitions

  • Environmental Partner: Organizations that are fully approved for member support and all brand benefits, with over 2/3 of their programming aligned with 1% for the Planet Impact Areas.
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