The StormAssist program allows the Storm to make the extra pass and support programs in need through auction donations, Storm tickets and volunteer opportunities. This platform provides unique experiences and memorable moments for all it serves.
For the past nine years, the Seattle Storm and Carter Subaru have partnered to reduce our carbon footprint throughout the 3's for Trees program.
During each Storm home game, one non-profit organization raises funds and awareness of its mission through raffle ticket sales to Storm fans.
The Seattle Storm actively engages with hundreds of non-profits in Washington State each year by providing donations to local auctions. Follow the link to put your request in today!
The Seattle Storm's all-time leading scorer and the WNBA's all-time assists leader, point guard Sue Bird joined iconic Seattle-native band Pearl Jam in an effort to alleviate homelessness in Seattle. As part of the Banding Together to Fight Homeless campaign, Bird, in partnership with Ames Bros., had a custom pair of shoes designed that she wore in her WNBA-record 10th All-Star game.
Les Schwab and the Storm made the assist this season to help provide special experiences for community groups. Les Schwab partnered with the Sarcoma Foundation, Birthday Dreams and Scoutreach. All groups received the opportunity to participate in the pregame Fan Tunnel to root on the Storm as they take the court, cheer from a catered suite provided by Les Schwab and take a photo on the court post-game to celebrate the exciting night.
Working in partnership with Shock Doctor and as part of the 2018 WNBA Finals presented by YouTube TV, the WNBA and Seattle Storm hosted a Jr. WNBA Finals Clinic at Seattle Pacific Univeristy's Royal Brougham Pavilion on September 8, 2018, featuring the Storm's starting five.
As part of the joint community impact venture between the Storm and Swedish, seven backboards were replaced at Leschi Elementary School in mid-June. The seven backboards on campus were in need of renovation to help bring basketball back to recess.
Our commitment to the community goes well beyond the basketball arena. Each year, the Storm staff engages in several community service activities.
In partnership with the 2018 Washington Middle School Basketball Championship, the Seattle Storm rewarded all teams that advanced to the tournament with complimentary tickets to a 2018 Seattle Storm regular season home game.
Through the Tickets for Kids program, the Seattle Storm works to provide young girls and boys the opportunity to experience the best women's basketball in the world - free of charge.
The Seattle Storm participated in Urban Games 2018 for a fun free day of sports, health and wellness! The Storm enjoyed spending time at Garfield Community Center on Saturday, June 30 with lots of active youngsters.
YouTube TV and the WNBA collaborated to bring WNBA Legend Lisa Leslie to Seattle to surprise a local group of girls from the Mercer Island Boys and Girls Club with an unforgettable WNBA Finals experience.