How to Become a Program Provider

We are committed to ensuring all youth have access to equitable, high-quality, and engaging Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) programs, prioritizing those who are furthest from access. Our ELO providers are trained to deliver culturally responsive programs tailored to students from diverse backgrounds and identities. Through these programs, students develop emotional management skills, set and achieve positive goals, and define their paths toward academic success.

Why Become a Provider with Greentrike

Marketing Support and Registration Assistance

Greentrike handles registration, making the process seamless for families. You’ll also have opportunities to promote your program at schools and other locations, expanding your reach and engaging directly with your community.

Site Coordination Support

Providers will receive hands-on assistance with managing program logistics, from setup to daily operations, with the support of our site leads to ensure a smooth experience for you, your staff, and the families you serve.

Training and Professional Development Program

Access a wide range of training opportunities designed to enhance your skills and support your growth. Stay-up-to-date with the latest practices in youth development and community engagement through ongoing professional development.

Anti-Racist and Inclusive Work Environment

Join a community dedicated to fostering equity and inclusion. We are committed to creating spaces where all children, youth, and providers feel valued and respected.

Flexible Schedule

Enjoy the flexibility to set your schedule and adapt your work hours to fit your personal and professional needs.

Provider Networking Opportunities

Connect with other providers to share insights, experiences, and strategies through networking events designed to strengthen your community ties and professional growth.

Provider Spotlights

From left to right: Jake Keister, Site Lead at Seeds of Peace; Tina Tran, Outreach Coordinator at Seeds of Peace; Sydney Hardy, ELO Operations Manager at Greentrike; Gary McCurty, Community Builder at Tacoma Housing Authority

This summer, Greentrike, in partnership with the Tacoma Housing Authority (THA) and Seeds of Peace, will facilitate expanded learning opportunities (ELO) programming centered around social and emotional learning (SEL). [...]

Girls on the Run in Puget Sound blends physical activity with life skill development, pairing youth who identify as girls, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming with volunteer mentors to help them [...]

Claire Gerard (left) and Khamille Jei (right) of Our Sisters’ House

Our Sisters’ House is a Tacoma nonprofit organization aiming to reduce domestic violence, particularly by targeting gaps in service for Black and African American women and children. However, they [...]

Children’s voices ring confidently within Bay Terrace’s Community Engagement Center as Ala Talo leads her class through a Samoan chant, clapping and hitting the table with a steady beat. [...]

It’s a hot summer day in Dixon Village, and the air buzzes with energy, laughter, and the sounds of a toy drone, which zips through the air as the [...]

Greentrike’s Providers in Tacoma Get Access to…

  • One of the largest school districts in Washington state

  • 18,706 students

  • 36 elementary schools

  • 12 middle schools

Greentrike Program Provider Interest Form