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1		REDMOND, WA
2		BELLEVUE, WA
3		SPOKANE, WA
4		SPOKANE, WA
5		Seattle, WA
6		SPOKANE, WA
7		KENT, WA
8		MILL CREEK, WA
9		LYNDEN, WA
10		ANACORTES, WA
11		Seattle, WA
12		Seattle, WA
13		FEDERAL WAY, WA
14		LA CONNER, WA
15		SEATTLE, WA
16		Spokane, WA
17		SAMMAMISH, WA
18		Seattle, WA
19		SEATTLE, WA
20		Seattle, WA
21		Eastsound, WA
22		SEATAC, WA
23		Bainbridge Island, WA
24		TACOMA, WA
25		BELLINGHAM, WA
26		POULSBO, WA
27		BREMERTON, WA
28		Everett, WA
29		WASHOUGAL, WA
30		Bremerton, WA
31		TACOMA, WA
32		SPOKANE VALLEY, WA
33		PASCO, WA
34		WHITE SALMON, WA
35		BELLINGHAM, WA
36		BELLEVUE, WA
37		SPOKANE VALLEY, WA
38		SPOKANE, WA
39		Mercer Island, WA
40		Federal Way, WA
41		Seattle, WA
42		Camas, WA
43		BELLINGHAM, WA
44		Roy, WA
45		BREMERTON, WA
46		Vancouver, WA
47		Seattle, WA
48		Burlington, WA
49		REDMOND, WA
50		Seattle, WA

PROVIDED STIPENDS TO PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIANS TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL MEETING OF AACP (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES OF PHARMACY), APHA (AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION), THE MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

THE FUND WAS ESTABLISHED TO BE USED STRICTLY FOR HEALTH PURPOSES. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO PROVIDE MATCHING MONIES TO GRANTS RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB / CANINE HEALTH FOUNDATION. THE BOARD MAY PROVIDE FUNDING TO ANY APPLICATION IT DEEMS FIT THAT WILL PROVIDE INFORMATION AND TESTING FOR HEALTH PROBLEMS OF THE SOFT COATED WHEATEN TERRIER.

To provide funding for charitable purposes, including direct grants to qualifying Section 501(c)3 organizations for their charitable purposes.

To provide educational grants and awards to teachers and students in the area.

annual net proceeds are donated as cash grants to local registered 501c3 organizations help advance our mission, which is to promote horticultural based interests, education and artistic endeavors within and neighboring communities. In 2021 our grant funds were paid to three organizations that met our mission.

SUPPORT THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEGAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING; PROVIDE LOANS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND GRANTS.

FOUNDATION PROMOTES GOOD HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS FOR AMATEUR ATHLETES IN PUGET SOUND REGION, AS WELL AS PROVIDING GRANTS TO LOCAL YOUTH AND AMATEUR ASSOCIATIONS.

THE INCOME AND EXPENSES LISTED FIT THE MISSION OF THE GPHS ORGANIZATION IN SUPPORTING STUDENTS AS WELL AS CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT BENEFIT THE GPHS CUMMUNITY OF STUDENTS (HANSON SHOE FUND AND OPERATION BELL). WE ALSO SUPPORT THE STAFF WITH MEALS AND TEACHER GRANTS.

SOLICIT, ACCEPT, AND COLLECT PLEDGES, DONATIONS, CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS, AND GIFTS TO SUPPORT DAY EDUCATION, SPECIFICALLY,

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR ANY CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE IN ORDER TO BENEFIT MANKIND. TWO ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVED A CONTRIBUTION TO CARRY OUT THIS PURPOSE.

To serve the students and families of our school by keeping parents informed via the website promoting parent involvement and provide funds to support the immersion education program arts enrichment literacy tutoring learning opportunities beyond the classroom classroom materials and after-school programs.

LCYC) protects the interests safety of in Washington by advancing their rights. We accomplish our mission through direct representation, strong community partnerships, systemic advocacy. Our four main focus areas include: child welfare, juvenile court, immigrant families, homelessness. LCYC was created, has continued to evolve, in response to community needs service gaps, increasing literacy expanding access to justice young people in Washington. We provide -centered, community-based, holistic advocacy to hundreds of annually. Most are between 12 -24 years in age. Due to racism oppression, of color LGBTQ+ are overrepresented within the systems that LCYC works among the represented by LCYC. We apply lessons learned from young people, community partners, direct services to inform our systemic advocacy work.

OUR MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH ACCESS AND OUTCOMES FOR THE UNDERSERVED, ULIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY IMMIGRANTS WITH A VISION THAT THE PERSONS WHO TAKES CARE OF OTHERS EXPERIENCE THE MOST POWERFUL FORM OF EQUITY.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO DEVELOP A COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS.

TO PROVIDE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES TO CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, ALUMNI AND ST. MICHAELS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL UNDER SEC 501(C)(3) WITH THE STATED PURPOSE FUNDING EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION THROUGH GRANTS IN SUPPORT THE STRATEGIC INITIATIVES AS DETERMINED BY ITS BOARD DIRECTORS.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, INCLUDING DIRECT GRANTS TO QUALIFYING SECTION 501 (C) (3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR CHARITABLE PURPOSES

TO SUPPORT CHILDREN, PARENTS AND COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHILDREN, ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILDREN AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO DEVELOP PUBLIC ATHLETIC FIELDS AND SPORTS FACILITIES FOR YOUTH.

Medical missions trip support through grants

ASSIST ELIGIBLE INSTITUTIONS TO APPLY FOR PATENTS RELATED TO DISCOVERIES, INVENTIONS, AND PROCESSES RESULTING FROM THEIR AND TO MANAGE PATENT RIGHTS. (RELATED GRANTS: $6,441,700)

was created to use outdoor classrooms to make a quality education in reading, math and science accessible for families and to give children a joyful, nature-rich childhood one full of play, exploration, and wonder. Our continued goal is to create safe and affirming outdoor spaces that support childrens physical, emotional and intellectual development.

Donations to organizations serving Orcas Island- health, food production, senior services, the arts, environment. Nine charities received grants.

PIE) WORKS TO GUARANTEE THE LONG-TERM ECONOMIC STABILITY OF NEWLY ARRIVED REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS KING COUNTY BY PROVIDING TAILORED ASSISTANCE LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, HOUSING STABILIZATION, WORKFORCE ENTRY, AND JOB TRAINING HIGHER-WAGE INDUSTRIES.

Education by supporting our public

PROVIDES FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF SERVICES AND PROGRAMS OF THE SYSTEM.

SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST

To aid, support, and assist by classroom and program grants the students and staff of School District that promote educational enrichment and opportunities.

SUPPORT EDUCATION EXCELLENCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE STUDENTS EDUCATORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT. GOALS INCLUDE AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDING GRANTS TO TEACHERS TO SUPPLEMENT THEIR PROGRAMS MATERIALS.

helps communities in rural Nigeria find solutions amidst distressed circumstances and widespread poverty. We provide access to food resources, sponsor educational opportunities for students, provide literacy training, help with essential medicines, and provide assistance to displaced persons.

OFFERING LOW INCOME CHILDREN K-12 SUBSIDIZED TUITION, SPECIAL EDUCATION GRANTS AND FREE OUTREACH DANCE EDUCATION. PROVIDING THE CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY OPPORTUNIES TO PERFORM AT AN ELEVATED LEVEL AND HIGHER LEARNING OPPORTUNIES.

RECOGNIZING THE INHERENT WORTH AND DIGNITY OF ALL PEOPLE, KIAC WORKS FOR THE WELL-BEING AND EMPOWERMENT OF IMMIGRANTS THROUGH EDUCATION, ADVOCACY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE.

ARTS PROGRAMING - GRANTS TO SEATTLE SCHOOLS OR DIRECT PAYMENTS TO ART ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE DRAMA PROGRAMING AND INSTRUCTION, POTTERY CLASSES, AND POETRY-WRITER-IN-RESIDENCE AND OTHER SPEAKERS.

THE SUPPORTS THE MINISTRY OF LUTHERAN CHURCH THROUGH GRANTS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR CHURCH MISSIONS.

PROVIDE SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE FOR LIFE AND BUSINESS, PRODUCING BOOKS AND MATERIALS FOR GROWTH, HOSTING MARRIAGE SEMINARS, AND OTHER BIBLICAL TEACHING FOR GROWTH BOTH SPIRITUALLY AND NATURALLY.

THE WAS CREATED TO FOSTER AWARENESS AND INNOVATION IN ART, AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY AMUNG OUR RESIDENTS BY PROVIDING GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS WHICH FEATURE AND FOCUS ON THESE ASPECTS.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES.

We exist to raise awareness and funds for children with . We collect donations and send grants to Cebu Ministry. They provide physical shelter, emotional and spiritual support and advocate for families to help them find resources to care for their children.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED TO SHARE THE JOY OR READING WITH CHILDREN WHO ARE IN THE HOSPITAL. THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS A MOBILE WHICH ROLLS AROUND THE HOSPITAL VISITING PEDIATRIC PATIENTS. EVERY PATIENT VISITED HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PICK A BOOK FROM THE TO READ IN THE HOSPITAL AND THEN TAKE HOME WITH THEM.

TO CELEBRATE AND EMPOWER IMMIGRANTS, FORMER REFUGEES AND REDUCE COMMUNITY TENSIONS THROUGH EDUCATION, STORYTELLING, AND MEANINGFUL CULTURAL EXCHANGES.

To award grants to local nonprofit organizations to fund charitable initiatives for impactful change.

To provide Biblical books, literature, and educational materials to assist pastors, Bible teachers, missionaries, and students to understand and teach solid Biblical sermons and classes.

Grants to increase awareness about and alleviate the suffering of animals raised for food production

is organized and operated to financially and spiritually support planning and growth of non-denominational Christian churches for both domestic and international missions with financial support through donations and spiritual support through working in partnership with leaders to provide biblical wisdom, direction and leadership to the churches; and aiding supporting and assisting by gifts, grants and contributions.

PROMOTE LITERACY

To provide education and grants to businesses. To operate as a public charity and receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers and gifts.

A NOT-FOR-PROFIT FINANCIAL COOPERATIVE OFFERING CHECKING, SAVINGS AND LENDING PROGRAMS AND RELATED SERVICES TO MEMBERS WHO LIVE, WORK, OR WORSHIP IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. (KCU) ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAMS AND IS ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS.

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LELO strives to empower low-income workers color, recent immigrants women workers to assert their rights, improve their working conditions gain voice in their workplaces, trade unions communities, in the U.S. across the globe.

Our primary purpose is to support women and girls and empower them financially through educational opportunities. We also provide grants to other community organizations.

PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND HELP PEOPLE MAKE LASTING CHANGE. ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY ASSISTING FAMILIES IN CRISIS WITH FOOD, SHELTER, TRANSPORTATION, UTILITY ASSISTANCE AND EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. ONCE STABILIZED, HELPS FAMILIES WITH BASIC EDUCATION, LITERACY, GED, AND EMPLOYMENT SKILLS BUILDING, IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR MOVEMENT TOWARDS SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

PROVIDE ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS OF INCLUDING READING SPECIALISTS, ADVANCED LEARNING SPECIALISTS, LIBRARY SERVICES, VISUAL ARTS/PERFORMING ARTS, AND SCHOOLWIDE ASSEMBLIES.

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