Give the gift of dignity
Dignity for Divas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit powered by personal donations, corporate giving, and volunteers. Will you join us? Learn more below.
Volunteer Opportunities
Dignity for Divas depends on the passion and heart of our wonderful volunteer community. Please join us!
Corporate
giving
We are grateful for the support of our corporate partners including Amazon, Microsoft, Starbucks, Linked In, First Financial Bank NW, and many more. These companies provide Digity for Divas with donations, involvement in our workshops, and/or job opportunities for Divas. Contact us to find out how your company can help address the crisis of homelessness in our community!
Share our story
It's been said that a good story can change the world. Please help us share the Dignity for Divas story on social media and in the press!
Press coverage
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Dignity for Divas helps women experiencing homelessness
SEATTLE — Dignity for Divas provides care packages, programming and support services to women experiencing homelessness in Seattle and other cities in Washington…
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Seattle-Based Nonprofit Uses Tech to Enhance Support Services for Women Experiencing Homelessness
There is no denying that Washington state faces an issue with people experiencing homelessness. Between 2019 and 2020 alone, Washington saw a more than 6% increase in people experiencing homelessness – the third-largest increase among all U.S. states…
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YOUR VOICES: Dignity for Divas uses self care to guide unsheltered women into housing
She fell into homelessness because of an abusive relationship. Now a seattle woman has directed the pain from that experience into her passion. Nikki Gane Butler created a company called Dignity for Divas…
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Nonprofit helps women experiencing homelessness reclaim self-esteem
For anyone experiencing homelessness, the daily struggle to meet basic human needs can be overwhelming. It often leads to feelings of despair and hopelessness…
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N2N Spotlight: Dignity for Divas
I was driving to work one morning, waiting for the stop light to change at 5th and Seneca, when I saw a woman standing on the corner with a sign that read, “Homeless, personal items needed.” My first thought was to roll down my window open and give her some money, but instead I pulled over and approached her. “What do you mean by personal items?” I asked…
Refer a Diva
If you know of a woman who could benefit from Dignity for Divas programs, please feel free to refer them to us here. We welcome referrals from case workers, family members, and friends.