We believe that every action taken to better just one life will create a ripple effect that changes many. When we can get the word out about what Children of the Valley means to the community that in turn allows us to step up our efforts for the children we serve in the Skagit Valley community. Read our press features below.
Press and Reports
A Permanent Place for Sedro-Woolley Kids to Learn, Grow, and Dream Big
A Permanent Place for Sedro-Woolley Kids to Learn, Grow, and Dream Big Skagit Talk, September 29, 2026 – View article on SkagitTalk.com Children of the Valley (COV), a free, referral-based after-school program for under-resourced youth in Skagit Valley, has received a $200,000 community benefit grant from PeaceHealth United General Medical Center to help fund…
Children of the Valley celebrates 20 years of work in Skagit County
Children of the Valley celebrates 20 years of work in Skagit County Josh Hernandez, Skagit Herald, September 28, 2026 – View article on GoSkagit.com MOUNT VERNON — Community members, donors, volunteers and employees gathered Sunday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the education nonprofit Children of the Valley. The event was held at Bethany…
Children of the Valley’s Sedro-Woolley program to have permanent site
Children of the Valley’s Sedro-Woolley program to have permanent site Ava Ronning, Skagit Herald, September 23, 2026 – View article on GoSkagit.com SEDRO-WOOLLEY — Children of the Valley, a free after-school program for children in need, will have a permanent site for its Sedro-Woolley program this school year thanks to a grant from PeaceHealth…
Children of the Valley Helps Skagit Youth Reach Their Dreams
Children of the Valley Helps Skagit Youth Reach Their Dreams Kristina Lotz, Skagit Talk, August 16, 2026 – View article on SkagitTalk.com It truly takes a village to raise a child – no one knows this more than parents! Since 2006, Children of the Valley has been that village for many youth in Skagit…
Children of the Valley receives national recognition
Children of the Valley receives national recognition Ava Ronning, Skagit Valley Herald, June 30, 2026 – View article on GoSkagit.com Children of the Valley, a nonprofit that supports Skagit Valley children in need, received national recognition for building strength and belonging in its community. The organization was one of 14 organizations and individuals…
Children of the Valley expands to serve more students in need
Children of the Valley expands to serve more students in need June 24, 2026 – View article on MarathonPetroleum.com Key Points Children of the Valley is expanding its free after-school program in Skagit County, Washington, to serve more students with academic and personal support. A new classroom will help 15 additional students and create more…
Children of the Valley expands, launches campaign
Children of the Valley expands, launches campaign Ava Ronning, Skagit Valley Herald, March 14, 2026 – View article on GoSkagit.com Children of the Valley, a nonprofit serving Skagit County children in need, celebrated its expansion and a new campaign Thursday. The referral-based organization does after-school enrichment programs for students who need extra support.…
Impact Report 2024-2025
Impact Report 2024-2025 We’re proud to share Children of the Valley’s 2025 Impact Report! This year’s report follows the academic journey of our students, highlighting their growth, resilience, and achievements made possible through the support of our staff, volunteers, and generous community. Download the full report to see how your partnership is making a positive…
Children of the Valley gets funding from city of Sedro-Woolley
Children of the Valley gets funding from city of Sedro-Woolley Vince Richardson, Skagit Valley Herald, September 16, 2025 – View article on GoSkagit.com SEDRO-WOOLLEY — The Sedro-Woolley City Council has approved $40,000 for the Children of the Valley after-school program. The funds comes from a sales tax the city collects as a result…
Children of the Valley sets up endowment program
Children of the Valley sets up endowment program Ava Ronning, Skagit Valley Herald, September 2, 2025 – View article on GoSkagit.com Children of the Valley has set up an endowment program that it hopes will allow it to continue serving children in Skagit County for many years to come. Children of the Valley…
Together, we can make a difference.
Since 2006, Children of the Valley has been at the forefront of local efforts to ensure that children in need are given equal opportunity to learn, feel supported, and thrive in all aspects of their young lives. We believe that every action taken on behalf of these children – positive word-of-mouth, donation, sponsorship, or volunteer hours – starts a ripple of change that reaches far and wide. It is our goal to positively impact the lives of the children and families we serve, creating a better future for us all.