Help turn panic into relief
Your gift helps families, individuals, and healthcare providers navigate moments of concern and crisis caused by poisonings, accidental ingestions, medication mistakes, and other toxic exposures. As an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we rely on the generosity of people like you who care. Your gift enables us to remain a trusted resource for every Washingtonian—preventing harm, reducing healthcare costs and saving lives.
For questions about giving, please contact us at development@wapc.org.
Ways to give
As an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we rely on the generous support of those who believe in our mission to prevent harm from poisoning through expertise, collaboration and education. Join us in keeping all Washingtonians safe and healthy, today and into the future.
There are many ways to support Washington Poison Center and help us save thousands of lives each year! Give in the way that works for you.
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Support our next generation of public health leaders
Our Mary Selecky Public Health Memorial Scholarship honors Mary Selecky (1947-2025), a transformative public health leader whose four-decade career and dedicated service on our Board of Directors touched countless lives.
Mary devoted 20 years to leading the Northeast Tri County Health District in Colville, Washington and served 14 years as our state’s Secretary of Health, where she pioneered efforts in tobacco prevention, childhood immunization, emergency preparedness, and community-based public health. Mary also taught future public health professionals as a professor at the University of Washington School of Public Health.
Scholarship funds support Master of Public Health students who work with our Public Health Education team conducting research, designing programs, and developing health communications. Honor Mary’s impact by donating to the scholarship fund and helping cultivate the next generation of public health leaders.
Your gift at work
Washington Poison Center has been a vital lifeline for our communities since 1956. In a time when healthcare access becomes more difficult and costs are rising, our free telehealth services and resources are more important than ever. We also connect with families and communities with education and outreach to prevent poisonings and accidents before they happen. Your support helps make it possible.
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