Teens in Public Service
Teens in Public Service
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More about this organization
Mission
Teens in Public Service produces future leaders committed to their communities by connecting teens with life-changing opportunities & internships at non-profit organizations
About
The TIPS program serves three groups in the Pugest Sound region: teens, non-profits, and the community at-large. TIPS interns represent a multi-ethnic group of teens ages 15-19 from across King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties who demonstrate proven leadership skills and an interest in serving their community. TIPS interns work in a wide array of non-profit agencies that provide various services to the population of Seattle. TIPS began with just 11 interns serving 7 non-profits organizations. Today almost 1,000 teens have completed the TIPS program and TIPS has partnered with over 125 non-profit organizations in the past 22 summers, combining to provide over 160,000 hours of service in the community. The mayors of Seattle have endorsed our program for over 20 years, acknowledging the unique and valuable opportunity the TIPS program offers this region's youth.