
Kyle Curtis Joins Foster First Board of Directors, Bolstering Support for Central Washington’s Most Vulnerable Children
Yakima, WA – [Date] – Foster First, Central Washington’s leading child placement organization, is proud to announce the appointment of Yakima County Commissioner Kyle Curtis to its Board of Directors. This strategic addition reflects Foster First’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the welfare of children in the region, as the organization continues to navigate the increasing demands of child placement services.
Foster First has faced unprecedented challenges in recent years, with the number of children in need of placement far exceeding available resources. The organization’s mission to find loving, stable homes for every child in need has driven remarkable growth and success over the past five years, and the addition of Kyle Curtis to the board represents a significant step forward in sustaining this positive momentum.
“Foster First has always been about ensuring that every child in Central Washington has the chance to grow up in a safe, nurturing environment,” said Dan Austin, Executive Director of Foster First. “The expertise and community commitment that Kyle Curtis brings to our board will be invaluable as we continue to tackle the growing challenges in child placement. His leadership will help us expand our reach and impact, ensuring that no child is left without the care and support they deserve.”
Kyle Curtis, a lifelong Yakima County resident with a deep connection to the community, is excited to join Foster First’s mission at such a pivotal time. “As someone who has lived and served in this community my entire life, I am honored to join the Board of Directors at Foster First,” Curtis said. “The work this organization does is crucial to the well-being of our children, and I am committed to doing everything I can to support their mission. Together, we will strive to ensure that every child in need finds a home.”
Curtis’s involvement in the community is extensive, with active participation in organizations such as Yakima Downtown Rotary, Yakima Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Yakima, and AgForestry. His dedication to public service and community development aligns perfectly with Foster First’s mission, making his appointment a natural fit for the organization.
Foster First’s growing need for child placement services underscores the importance of strong leadership and community support. With Kyle Curtis now on board, the organization is poised to continue its critical work with renewed vigor, ensuring that every child in Central Washington has the opportunity to thrive.