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The McNaughton Foundation was born in 2005 with a simple yet powerful mission: to uplift and empower at-risk and underserved youth in our communities.
As a family and company, we’ve been fortunate to prosper, and we’re deeply committed to sharing our blessings. It’s not just a duty; it’s a joy and a privilege to give back with our time, talent, and resources.



To date, we’ve donated over $2.5 million, averaging $200,000 annually. The McNaughton family is also actively involved in various nonprofit boards, dedicated to serving underserved youth across the region and nation.
TMF is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, generously supported by Village Life, Inc. and its affiliates. Every year, we dedicate 5% of our profits to TMF, fueling our efforts to make a difference. Village Life, a renowned residential development and homebuilding company, is rooted in Lynnwood, WA. We’re proud to build thriving communities and beautiful homes throughout the Puget Sound and Wenatchee regions. Our dedicated team is the heart of Village Life’s success, and they actively participate in various community initiatives.
But our commitment doesn’t stop with financial support. The McNaughton family, individually, has served on numerous nonprofit boards across the country, with a specific focus on empowering underserved youth. Each member of our team plays a vital role in this mission, from volunteering in local initiatives to leading outreach programs. It’s through their dedication and passion that we continue to strengthen the fabric of our communities and build brighter futures.
At TMF, we’re not just donating—we’re actively building a better community for our children, ones that are full of opportunity, love, and support. Join us in creating a legacy of kindness and change.
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Suze Orman