For every free throw the Storm makes, Alaska Airlines donates 1,500 Mileage Plan airline miles to Girl Scouts of Western Washington, where Girl Scouts in our community are stretching their boundaries, trying new things, and finding safe spaces to be themselves, ultimately growing into leaders of courage, confidence, and character. Alaska Airlines has been a long-standing community partner with the Storm since 2019, prior to the Stats for Youth inception. In addition, the Storm will make a $5,000 contribution to Girl Scouts of Western Washington at the end of the season. Fans can also get involved by donating their unused Mileage Plan miles via Alaska’s CARES miles program.

Total Free Throws Made: 111

Total Miles: 166,500

For the fourth consecutive year, for every Storm assist, BECU makes a $12 donation up to $10,000 to Young Women Empowered (Y-WE)— an organization that cultivates the power of diverse young women and gender expansive youth in Seattle. Their transformative mentorship-based programs center on belonging, wellness, and thriving and support the next generation of leaders and changemakers in our community. For more information, fans can visit Y-WE's website.

Total Assists: 123

Total contribution: $1,476

Also a fourth-year program, Carter Subaru and the Storm will donate $30 for every three-pointer made to Treehouse—a non-profit serving youth in foster care—up to $10,000 by the end of the season. In addition, the two will team up to provide unique experiences to the youth attending the institution. To learn more about Treehouse, visit its website today.

Total Three-Pointers: 40

Total contribution: $1,200

Coinbase and the Storm join forces for the third year to donate $60 for each Storm block this season up to $10,000 to Techbridge Girls— a national nonprofit that builds equity in STEM education by equipping educators and professionals with the equity training and curricula that empowers them to act as catalysts for BIPOC girls on their STEM journey. For more information about Techbridge Girls, fans can visit www.techbridgegirls.org.

Total blocks: 41

Total contribution: $2,460

For each rebound made by the Storm, Starbucks will donate $7 to the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle (ULMS), up to $10,000. The ULMS is a non-profit offering a wide range of programs and services designed to address housing needs, financial literacy barriers, and access to basic economic resources in low-income and otherwise vulnerable communities. Visit the ULMS website to learn more.

Total rebounds: 268

Total contribution: $1,876