Restore Hope. Stabilize Lives. Prevent Overdose

A Western Washington Stabilization ecosystem working to prevent fentanyl/Opioid overdose by restoring housing stability, healing, income, family support and community connection with highest priority toward single-parent female-led households, Spanish-speaking families, and families with children.

WHY SCP EXIST

Fentanyl risk does not exist in a vacuum; it is rooted in deep systemic fractures like instability, trauma, grief, poverty, isolation, legal vulnerability, and abandonment. When individuals are forced to navigate these overwhelming crises without a safety net, dangerous coping mechanisms often fill the void.

SCP exists to bridge this gap. We recognize that addressing substance risk means addressing the human pain behind it. By providing immediate resources, fostering community connection, and fighting the systemic neglect that breeds isolation, we work to dismantle the root causes of vulnerability. We exist because no one should have to face trauma and instability alone, and because every individual deserves a pathway to safety, dignity, and support.

SCP PROGRAMS AND WHO WE SERVE

SCP acknowledges that the places where we work and gather across the North Sound, South Sound, and Olympic Peninsula are on the traditional homelands of Coast Salish peoples and other Indigenous nations.

SCP honors the Squaxin Island Tribe and the sovereign nations of the Olympic Peninsula, including the Hoh Tribe, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, Makah Tribe, Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, Quileute Tribe, Quinault Indian Nation, and Skokomish Tribe, and recognizes their continued sovereignty, stewardship, and wisdom.

I Am/Me2
Youth E-Mobility Safety & Parent Capability
(LELN)
Stabilize 72
(AVP) Healing
Pay It Forward
Discovery Bay
Lynn PA Program
Work Force Program

(LELN)

I Am/Me2

Pay It Forward

Discovery Bay

(AVP) Healing

Core Work Force

Stabilize 72

Lynn PA Program

DISCOVERY BAY FLAGSHIP PROTOTYPE

Flagship Prototype for land-based stabilization and overdose prevention . 
Discovery Bay is our flagship, low-barrier, land-based ecosystem that integrates rapid-occupancy bridge housing, agricultural trade pathways, and transformative justice into one audit-ready operational framework.

DISCOVERY BAY FLAGSHIP PROTOTYPE

Flagship Prototype for land-based stabilization and overdose prevention . 
Discovery Bay is our flagship, low-barrier, land-based ecosystem that integrates rapid-occupancy bridge housing, agricultural trade pathways, and transformative justice into one audit-ready operational framework.

Municipal Public Safety Campaigns

Youth Safety, Parent Capability, Digital Public Information and Community consensus-building for cities and community partners

"Knowledge gives parents greater capability"

OUR REGIONAL ZONE ACTIVITY

TACOMA

Active zone: Stabilization, Workforce, Food Access, Enviromental Justice

DISCOVER BAY

Flagship Prototype: Safe Pause, Eco-Farm, Food Dignity, Healing, Stewardship & Replication

EVERETT

Family-serving partnership page anchored in EGM offer and Family Engagement

MILL CREEK

Emerging Family/Youth response point supporting future referral interface

BOTHELL

Evidence of service execution and sponsor-supported regional activity

PORT ANGELOS

Proposed public space repair and overdose stabilization framework.

ROY

Proposed civic-asset activation and infrastructure-revitalization opportunity

Sawyer Culberson Story & Legacy

Sawyer Culberson’s life and loss are at the heart of why this organization exists. Her passing from fentanyl poisoning transformed grief into purpose, driving a commitment to protect others from the same preventable tragedy.
Sawyer’s legacy lives on through compassionate action—supporting those facing homelessness, addiction, trauma, and instability, and fighting for pathways to safety, dignity, and recovery. Every life we serve honors her memory and affirms that no one should be lost to silence or neglect.

Our Partnerships

Our Fundraising & Community Partnerships

Lasting change is built together. Through fundraising and community partnerships, the Sawyer Culberson Project collaborates with local businesses, organizations, and individuals to expand access to housing, workforce opportunities, basic needs, and trauma-informed support. Every partnership strengthens our ability to meet people where they are and respond to urgent needs with care and accountability.

Alternatives To Violence Project

Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP‑USA) empowers individuals and communities through experiential workshops in personal growth and nonviolent conflict resolution.

Founded in prison, AVP is rooted in real‑life experiences and transformation.
Inspired by Dr. King’s vision.

Friends of Non-Violent World

FNVW works to promote peace and justice within our community through the principles and practices of nonviolence. We focus on transforming conflict, fostering understanding, and addressing the root causes of violence.

Our mission is to create safer, more equitable communities through education, engagement, and collective action.

Save The Kids

Save the Kids is a national grassroots organization working to end the incarceration of youth. We advocate for alternatives to punitive systems and challenge the school‑to‑prison pipeline through education, policy, and community action.

Our mission is to protect young people, uplift families, and create pathways to justice, opportunity, and lasting change, while centering prevention, healing, and community‑based solutions.

Blue Jay Studios

Our Mission: Blue Jay Studios is a creative agency dedicated to helping non-profits and social enterprises amplify their impact through compelling design, branding, and digital solutions.

We believe in the power of storytelling to drive change and are passionate about partnering with organizations that share our commitment to making the world a better place.

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