


Puget Sound
About Us
After-School All-Stars is one of the country’s largest nonprofit organizations working to close the opportunity gap for low-income youth. Our mission is to provide year-round comprehensive programs that keep children safe and help them succeed in school and life. Founded in 2016, our chapter reaches nearly 600 students at 3 sites across Puget Sound.
$138K Raised for All-Stars
Thanks to your support, we raised $138,000 at our 2024 Rising Stars event! We are overwhelmed with the generosity of our sponsors, attendees, and board members. It’s always amazing to witness the community of people and partners that contribute to our chapter’s success. Special shout out to our student for their inspirational comments, artwork, and performances.
Stay tuned for information about next year’s event!
Enrollment for School Year 2024-25 is Open!
We offer a variety of programs, including tutoring, homework help, art, dance, yoga, coding and robotics, music production, cooking, sports, photography, drama and theater, and much more!
Chapter Statistics
- 33
Students Served
- 0
Sites
- 4%
Qualify
for the federal free or reduced lunch program
- Asian / Asian American (25%)Black / African American (21%)Caucasian / White (17%)Hispanic / Latino/a/e (16%)Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander (5%)Other Ethnicities (2%)
- Government (59%)In-Kind (31%)Foundation (7%)Event (3%)
- Programs (93%)Administration (7%)
Contact Us
After-School All-Stars Puget Sound
33400 8th Avenue South | Suite 117
Federal Way, WA 98003
Email: infoasaspugetsound@afterschoolallstars.org
Ranna Daud, Executive Director
All-Star Moments
Our Rising Stars program is connecting hundreds of students across the country with year-round mentors. Rising Stars has been introduced to 28 metropolitan communities across ten ASAS chapters where at-risk youth are struggling with multiple risk factors that contribute to juvenile crime and truancy.
Thanks to a partnership with immersive learning company Transfr, All-Star students in Cleveland, Los Angeles, Miami, and Newark have been using virtual reality learning modules to explore career options that align with their skills and interests.
Across the U.S., All-Stars experienced trips to museums, zoos, playgrounds, state parks, and college campuses—building upon and reinforcing the content they learn during the school year.