The Central Washington University student talks about nonprofit work, advocacy and the career she hopes to build after graduation. Now in her first term, she’s made the dean’s list.
When you ask Karley, manager of The Nest Community Coffeehouse, what makes the space special, she doesn't start by talking about coffee. She talks about connection.
OWL360’s Level Up internship program doesn’t provide “workers for businesses.” We connect young people with community members who walk the walk when it comes to making a difference.
To sit with Emily Abell, a former OWL360 housing resident, is to immediately feel a spark. She brings a brightness, kindness, and sense of goodwill into the room that makes a person want to know more about her.
At first blush OWL360 can be tricky to understand. Our organization was recently described as “three or four separate non profits,” though we humbly stand as one.
