Showing 196 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | RIVERVIEW LUTHERAN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY PROVIDE HEALTH CARE, HOUSING AND SERVICES IN A CHRIST-CENTERED ENVIRONMENT. | SPOKANE, WA | |
| 102 | WASHINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL IS GRANTMAKING TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, DEVELOPMENT OF ENDOWMENT, AND COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 103 | CAMAS WASHOUGAL COMMUNITY CHEST We provide grant funds to 501(c)(3) organizations and nonprofit/tax-exempt public school district programs. All funds must be used in the current calendar year, benefit residents of Camas or Washougal, WA, and address one of the following needs: poverty, hunger, homelessness; education; health, welfare, special needs; natural resource conservation; crisis and emergency services; civic, culture, arts, history; or diversity, equity, and inclusion. In 2021, we funded 23 grants worth $122,546.00 to organizations who provided over 18,000 individual services in our community. See Schedule O for a full list of grant recipients. | Camas, WA | |
| 104 | EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL "ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, COMMITMENT TO CHRIST"OUR MISSION IS TO ENGAGE OUR STUDENTS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY IN A CHRIST-CENTERED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT WHERE HIGH STANDARDS AND EXPECTATIONS AND A COMMITMENT TO THE JOYFUL PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE ARE ESTABLISHED. OUR INTENTION IS TO ENSURE THAT EACH STUDENT DEVELOPS A LIFE-CHANGING RELATIONSHIP WITH JESUS CHRIST, ACQUIRES THE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, AND BECOMES A DEDICATED SERVANT OF THE LORD, WELL EQUIPPED TO IMPACT THIS WORLD FOR HIS GLORY. | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 105 | SUNRISE HAVEN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NURSING-INSPIRING, LOVING, AND HEALING HUMANITY. SUNRISE HAVEN EXISTS TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT CONDUCIVE TO SPIRITUAL HEALING FOR THE PRACTICE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NURSING AS ESTABLISHED IN THE CHURCH MANUAL BYLAW. | KENT, WA | |
| 106 | Fauntleroy Community Service Agency To provide a quality child care service to families, permitting parents/guardians to engage in work or other activities with the assurance that their children are in a safe environment, which is conducive to their health, happiness and well being. | Seattle, WA | |
| 107 | PACIFIC NW SOCIETY FOR COATINGS TECHNOLOGY OUR PURPOSE IS TO DEVELOP OR PROVIDE SCIENTIFIC, ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL DATA; FACTS AND STANDARDS; AND TO PROMOTE RESEARCH AND THE APPLICATION OF SCIENCES TO THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT, MANUFACTURE AND USE OF PAINTS, VARNISHES, LACQUERS, RELATED POROTECTIVE AND DECORATIVE COATINGS, PRINTING INKS, AND OTHER RELATED PRODUCTS, AND THE RAW MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR THESE PRODUCTS. IT IS ALSO TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND THE INTERCHANGE OF IDEAS AMONG ITS MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, AND TO ARRANGE FOR THE COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION PERTINENT TO THE INDUSTRIES SERVED BY THE SOCIETY, AND FOR THE PRESENTATION, DISCUSSION, AND PUBLICATION OF PAPERS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS. IT IS ALSO TO PROMOTE THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTS, THE ELIMINATION OF WASTEFUL METHODS OF MANUFACTURE, AND FOSTER MANUFACTURING PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES THAT MINIMIZE POLLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AS A SERVICE TO THE INDUSTRY AND THE PUBLIC AS A WHOLE. | Shoreline, WA | |
| 108 | Kenmore Elementary PTA 61020 We are committed to supporting the students, families, teachers and staff of Kenmore Elementary. We provide academic enrichment and encourage family participation for the benefit of students and the school community. Through the efforts of committed volunteers, Kenmore Elementary PTA is dedicated to providing support services, learning opportunities and community events to create a strong, positive educational environment and school community. | Kenmore, WA | |
| 109 | MAGNOLIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE To promote a positive business environment for the community | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 110 | SOCIAL JUSTICE FUND NORTHWEST TO FOSTER A MORE DEMOCRATIC, JUST, AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND SOCIETY BY RAISING AND DISTRIBUTING FUNDS TO COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE PRIMARILY BASED IN WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, AND WYOMING. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 111 | Methow Valley Citizens Council The mission of the Methow Valley Citizens Council is to raise a strong community voice for the protection of the Methow Valleys natural environment and rural character. | Twisp, WA | |
| 112 | MOORLANDS ELEMENTARY PTA ItisthemissionoftheMoorlandsElementaryPTAtofostercommunityinclusion,childadvocacy,andacademicexcellencebyfacilitatingcommunications,supportingstudents,teachersandstaff,andenhancingtheeducational,social,andphysicalenvironmentofMoorlandsElementarySchool. | Kenmore, WA | |
| 113 | THE SAN JUAN PRESERVATION TRUST LAND CONSERVATION and EDUCATION IN THE SAN JUAN ARCHIPELAGO HAS PERMANENTLY PROTECTED 294 PROPERTIES, 50 MILES OF SHORELINE and 18,450 ACRES ON 21 ISLANDS. | FRIDAY HARBOR, WA | |
| 114 | KIDSPACE CHILDCARE CENTER TO PROVIDE A SAFE, CARING AND CHILD-CENTERED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 115 | INTERNATIONAL SNOW LEOPARD TRUST THE CONSERVATION OF THE SNOW LEOPARD AND ITS MOUNTAIN HABITAT. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 116 | MASTER GARDENER FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON STATE TO SUPPORT THE WSU EXTENSION MASTER GARDENER PROGRAM IN ITS EFFORTS TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION IN GARDENING AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP THROUGH STATEWIDE UNIFYING LEADERSHIP TO, AND COUMMUNICATION AMONG, COUNTY AND REGIONAL WSU MASTER GARDENER PROGRAMS, FOUNDATIONS AND AFFILIATES. | YAKIMA, WA | |
| 117 | CANYON VIEW PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION THE PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION ASSISTS IN TAKING CARE OF THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF CANYON VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, A PUBLIC SCHOOL OF THE KENNEWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT, BEYOND WHAT IS PROVIDED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND FACILITATING A HEALTHLY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR ELEMENTARY-AGED STUDENTS. THE ORGANIZATION ASSISTS IN SUPPLEMENTING FUNDS AND PROVIDING RESOURCES FOR ASSEMBLIES, FIELD TRIPS, MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS, AND SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT AND SCHOOL PROGRAM NEEDS. | KENNEWICK, WA | |
| 118 | 23RD AND CHERRY FELLOWSHIP HALL PROVIDE A SOBER ENVIRONMENT. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 119 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 120 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 121 | Sequim, WA | ||
| 122 | Bellingham, WA | ||
| 123 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 124 | POULSBO, WA | ||
| 125 | NEWPORT, WA | ||
| 126 | Bothell, WA | ||
| 127 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 128 | Olympia, WA | ||
| 129 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 130 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 131 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 132 | Orcas, WA | ||
| 133 | WINTHROP, WA | ||
| 134 | Bainbridge Island, WA | ||
| 135 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 136 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 137 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 138 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 139 | RENTON, WA | ||
| 140 | BELLINGHAM, WA | ||
| 141 | EASTSOUND, WA | ||
| 142 | Kirkland, WA | ||
| 143 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 144 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 145 | Yakima, WA | ||
| 146 | WAPATO, WA | ||
| 147 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 148 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 149 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 150 | LEAVENWORTH, WA | ||
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