Kubana nurtures the whole child — academically, culturally, and holistically — so every immigrant and refugee scholar can learn, lead, and reach their God-given potential.
"Belonging, Excellence, Partnership, Cultural Humility & Integrity"
The five core values that guide every decision Kubana makes for scholars and families.
When Ornella arrived in Kirkland four years ago, she spoke little English and knew no one. Today, she is on the honor roll, leads her school's debate team, and has just been awarded a scholarship to Cedar Park Christian School. Kubana has walked every step of that journey with her family—from tutoring and mentorship to cultural celebration and a sense of community and belonging.
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In partnership with local clinics and World Relief, Kubana organized a full-day health fair bringing free screenings, dental check-ups, and mental health resources to over 120 immigrant and refugee families in Kirkland.
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Families from over a dozen countries gathered to share food, music, dance, and stories at Kubana's annual Heritage Night — a reminder that cultural identity is a source of strength, not a barrier to belonging.
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A new agreement with three Eastside food banks means that 200 additional Kubana scholars now have reliable access to nutritious meals — because a child who isn't hungry learns better, plain and simple.
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