We build in solidarity with organizations that believe students deserve stable housing, nourishment, and community.
Grassroots organizations, student-led groups, and local coalitions powering mutual aid and advocacy.
Husky Nutrition educates students on the critical importance and scientific foundations of nutrition while addressing the gaps in nutrition education. Projects include community-building events and outreach that combat food insecurity while promoting healthy lifestyles through workshops, seminars, and volunteer opportunities.
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) organizes, educates, and empowers UW students through nonviolent direct action, campus canvassing, voter education, volunteer training, political advocacy, community events, and more. SDS builds solidarity with leftist movements and policy proposals, fighting for economic and racial justice across Seattle and Washington State. Passport to Change partners with SDS on select nonpartisan issues that advance shared goals of safety, food access, and housing stability.
The Food Systems Leadership Coalition connects all food access and sustainability groups on campus through flat decision-making that ensures every student voice matters. Started in 2025, the coalition links RSOs and programs to work together on food inequality and sustainable food projects, planning initiatives like food-drive concerts and increasing visibility for food organizations so no one on campus goes hungry.
Values-aligned companies supporting students navigating housing and food insecurity.
The company has strategically partnered with schools and non-profits to support them if their values align. It has also been recognized for its efforts in tire and battery recycling and reuse, and sustainability initiatives, and has a long-standing program for the collection, transportation, and disposal of customer tires, contracting with vendors for tire reuse in various projects and to create energy alternatives.
Passport to Change partners with organizations that share our commitment to economic and educational justice. Tell us about your work and we'll explore what a partnership can look like.
We occasionally collaborate with organizations, including those with partisan affiliations, strictly on non-partisan, issue-focused initiatives. Passport to Change does not engage in or endorse political candidates or parties.