This spring, we told you about Golden Lasso’s project to award $50,000 in creative and marketing service grants to non-profits. The marketing firm has announced that it has made one selection for a recipient for half the award the company is planning to share — PSKS, or Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets:

After receiving over 40 applications from a diverse range of organizations, Golden Lasso has decided to aware another Capitol Hill-based organization, Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets (PSKS), a full grant (worth $25,00 in creative services). PSKS tirelessly strives to provide support services to Seattle’s homeless, and formerly homeless, young adults; its multitude of programs range from high school completion and self-advocacy, to creative outlets and employment opportunities. PSKS is unique in the sense that it relies on former clients’ input to refine and create programs to better support these youths.

According to Golden Lasso, PSKS executive director Elaine Simons says that her group is about to launch a campaign to raise funds for creating a permanent home for their agency. PSKS isn’t the only nonprofit looking to create a headquarters. We’ve reported that Queer Youth Space has a new home lined up thanks to a matching grant they received from the city.

As for the remaining $25,000, Lasso says recipients for the matching portion of their grant giving will be announced soon.