Support AWSL
Help us empower the next generation of student leaders in Washington State.
Our Partners
Gold Sponsor
Arik Korman
CEO
About Us
League of Education Voters Foundation (LEV) works to create learning environments from early learning to K-12 to postsecondary where every Washington student feels safe, supported, and a positive sense of belonging, so that they can achieve academically and access the life they choose.
Why We Support Civic Education
Students have an important voice in shaping the education system. Families are critical partners in student success. We commit to working with students, families, and communities – especially Black, Indigenous and students of color, students with disabilities, multilingual learners, students who identify as LGBTQ+, students experiencing homelessness, foster youth, and other historically marginalized students – to identify barriers and formulate solutions together, and we support them in organizing to advocate for their future.
Silver Sponsor
Chetan Soni
CEO
About Us
WYA is Washington's only youth-led organization ensuring young people don't just have a voice—they lead. We collaborate with underserved youth to turn their lived experiences into systemic change, from peer education campaigns to our annual Youth Day of Action in Olympia.
Why We Support Civic Education
Student leaders can't drive systemic change without civic education. WYA ensures youth have the skills to turn their ideas into legislation, campaigns, and community solutions that create real, lasting change.
Organized By
Association of Washington Student Leaders
Serving Since 1956
Association of Washington School Principals
Making Leadership Accessible
By supporting the Association of Washington Student Leaders (AWSL), you can help remove barriers and empower a new generation of leaders. Your generous contribution will directly fund transportation subsidies, ensuring that historically underserved students from diverse backgrounds can attend life-changing camps and programs.
By investing in opportunities like Student Voice networks and summer leadership camps, we ensure that leadership is not limited by a student's zip code or financial situation, but is accessible to all who are ready to learn, lead, and make a difference.
Your Support Helps Us:
- Provide transportation subsidies for students
- Fund scholarships for summer leadership camps
- Expand Student Voice programs statewide
- Create equitable pathways for all students
- Develop future changemakers and leaders
Make a Contribution
Ensure the longevity of AWSL programs while supporting the Washington School Principals' Education Foundation.
With your donation, you contribute to the continued success of AWSL programs – so that youth in Washington will have safe, fun, and welcoming schools for years to come.
The Association of Washington Student Leaders is a division of the Washington School Principals' Education Foundation
Why Your Support Matters
Imagine a world where every young leader, regardless of their background or financial situation, has the opportunity to ignite their potential. A world where the spark of leadership can flourish in every corner of our state.
Summer Camps
Today, rising transportation costs pose a significant barrier, limiting access to transformative summer leadership camps for many promising young minds. These camps offer invaluable experiences that foster essential skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication. They inspire young leaders to dream big and strive for greatness.
Student Voice Programs
Supporting AWSL Student Voice and student-centered initiatives is essential to closing access gaps and dismantling financial barriers that too often prevent students from fully stepping into their leadership potential. These programs create equitable pathways for students to grow, support one another, and sustain their leadership development as changemakers in their schools and communities.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Every contribution helps us build a brighter future for student leaders across Washington State.