Seabrook Community Foundation

Building Opportunities Along Washington's Coast

The Seabrook Community Foundation is dedicated to expanding opportunity and strengthening the well-being of underserved youth and families in the coastal communities surrounding Seabrook, including Pacific Beach, Copalis, Copalis Crossing, and Taholah. Established by Seabrook co-founders Casey and Laura Roloff, the foundation invests in projects and programs that help create healthier, more stable, and more vibrant futures throughout the region.

Guided by a local board of directors and supported through contributions from Seabrook home sales and other charitable donations, the Foundation works to address some of the area’s most pressing needs through investments in education, healthcare, youth development, community infrastructure, and family support services.

The Foundation's vision is simple: a region rich with opportunity where children flourish, and every family has the support and resources to build healthy, stable, and hopeful futures.

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Creating Lasting Community Impact

The Seabrook Community Foundation believes meaningful change happens when communities invest in both immediate needs and long-term solutions. Through scholarships, community grants, healthcare initiatives, and major infrastructure projects, the Foundation is helping strengthen the future of Washington's North Coast.

The Coastal Activity Center

One of the Foundation's most ambitious initiatives is the planned Coastal Activity Center, a 20,000-square-foot regional community hub designed to serve families throughout the North Beach and Quinault corridor.

Planned as a welcoming gathering place for all generations, the center will provide space for after-school programs, workforce development, community events, youth activities, traditional tribal practices, arts programming, and educational opportunities. The project was shaped directly by extensive community feedback to ensure it reflects the priorities and needs of local residents.

With approximately $3.5 million already secured toward the project's estimated $11.5–12 million goal, planning is actively moving forward in partnership with TCF Architecture, regional education leaders, and community stakeholders.


Expanding Access to Healthcare

Access to healthcare remains one of the most significant challenges facing many rural coastal residents. To help close this gap, the Foundation partnered with public and private organizations to establish the Pacific Beach Health Clinic, a new healthcare facility currently under construction.

The Foundation committed more than $873,000 to fully fund construction of the clinic, helping bring primary healthcare services closer to local families. Through partnerships with Harbor Regional Health and Seabrook Land Company, the clinic has been structured as a permanent healthcare asset that will serve the coast for generations to come.


Investing in Education

Education remains one of the Foundation's highest priorities. During its May 2026 scholarship cycle, the Foundation committed more than $106,000 in educational support to local students pursuing college degrees, vocational training, technical certifications, and skilled trade careers.

Twelve students from coastal communities received new scholarships to support studies in fields including nursing, engineering, early childhood education, Indigenous studies, and healthcare. Additional renewal scholarships were awarded to help returning students continue their educational journeys and reach graduation.


Community Grants in Action

In addition to major projects, the Foundation provides responsive grants throughout the year to support organizations and programs serving local youth and families.

Recent grants have helped:

  • Provide holiday meal boxes for hundreds of children through the North Beach Senior Center's food security program
  • Fund an immersive environmental science experience for Pacific Beach Elementary students through NatureBridge
  • Support travel and competition expenses for the Taholah High School Girls Basketball team
  • Create and distribute Purple Care Kits for youth entering foster care or crisis intervention situations

These investments help meet immediate community needs while strengthening long-term opportunities for local families.


Powered by Community

The Foundation's work is made possible not only through charitable giving but also through the generosity and community spirit of Seabrook homeowners and supporters.

Annual fundraising traditions such as the Passport to Flavor Benefit bring neighbors together while raising critical support for future initiatives. Community-led efforts like the John Csernotta Tribute Pickleball Tournament continue to grow, turning friendly competition into meaningful investment in youth programs, healthcare access, and regional community projects.

Together, these efforts reflect a shared commitment to ensuring that the communities surrounding Seabrook continue to thrive for generations to come.

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Join Us in Building a Stronger Coast

The Seabrook Community Foundation exists because of a shared belief that every child, family, and community deserves the opportunity to thrive. Through scholarships, healthcare investments, community grants, and regional infrastructure projects, the Foundation is helping create a stronger future for the North Beach community.

Whether you are a Seabrook homeowner, visitor, business partner, or community supporter, your contribution helps expand opportunities for generations to come.