Project Lead
“This was a life changing event for me. The knowledge and connections that I’ve made are priceless!”
—Project LEAD graduate
A healthy, vibrant community happens when everyone is engaged in civic life. And yet, here in ethnically and racially diverse King County, too many people of color are left out of the public conversation.
United Way of King County is changing this with Project LEAD—Leadership Effectiveness And Diversity. This nonprofit leadership training program prepares highly qualified people of color to become knowledgeable, responsive and strong civic leaders.
For more information, contact our Project LEAD staff at 206.461.6906 or projectlead@uwkc.org
Criteria for Involvement
Find out who can apply, how applicants are selected and expectations for those accepted into the program.
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Are you ready to be a board member?
Learn the basic responsibilities of nonprofit boards and what is expected of individual board members.
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Workshop Information & Schedule
View the five week 2012 Project LEAD workshop and session schedule which starts April 11 through May 9, 2012.
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How to apply to Project Lead
Get details on the application process along with information about the wait list before you apply.
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2011 Project Lead grads
Congratulations to the 2011 Project LEAD class! Meet last year’s graduates and our generous sponsors.
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Project LEAD is generously sponsored by Davis Wright Tremaine LLP. Thanks also to Wright Runstad & Company and Bell Harbor International Conference Center for their support.
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