Tuesday, December 10, 2024
This community-supported journalism project covers health and wellness issues in Snohomish County.
It grew out of a need we heard from readers and leaders for more coverage of health equity, mental and behavioral health, rural healthcare, social and family issues, homelessness, and substance abuse. Legislation, medical trends and advances, and the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic all impact these and other health-related issues.
These topics and more are what we explore with our Health Reporting Initiative.
Make a gift today and join others in supporting reporting that directly impacts our community.
Officials have launched local programs to help. But residents may need more support.
George Beard is living in his car because he’s too sick to work. So far, connections to resources haven’t been enough.
The fire agency that serves about 45,000 people has lacked emergency medical leadership for six months.
If you believe information about local health and wellness news is essential for a healthy community, please give now to the Herald’s Health Reporting Initiative. This program enables us to address Snohomish County’s most pressing health and wellness issues.
To donate by check: Make your check payable to Local Media Foundation. Write "Daily Herald Health Reporting" in the memo line and mail to The Daily Herald, Attn: Journalism Fund Donation, P.O. Box 930, Everett, WA 98206. Print and complete this donation form to include with your check.
Do you want to make a donation with a donor-advised fund or through your employer’s matching gifts program? Ensure your gift is properly allocated and you are properly credited for your generosity. Follow the instructions in this handy guide.
Have questions? Send an email to SupportLocalJournalism@heraldnet.com
The Daily Herald maintains editorial control over content produced with fund resources.
The Daily Herald Education Project is administered by Local Media Foundation, tax ID #36-4427750, a Section 501(c)(3) charitable trust affiliated with Local Media Association. The mission of Local Media Foundation is to ensure a healthy future for local journalism, which is essential to a strong democracy, by reinventing business models for news. Donations to Local Media Foundation for the Education Project are tax-deductible to the extent of the law, and they will help pay for the Herald’s news resources needed to dig deep into education issues and their ripple effects in Snohomish County. No goods or services are provided in exchange for contributions. Please consult a tax advisor for details.
The Health Reporting Initiative is funded in part by a sponsorship of Premera Blue Cross, a not-for-profit, independent licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association based in Mountlake Terrace and a leading health plan in the Pacific Northwest.
