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151		Lopez Island, WA
152		BOTHELL, WA
153		EASTSOUND, WA
154		Seattle, WA
155		Spokane, WA
156		FRIDAY HARBOR, WA
157		Seattle, WA
158		LANGLEY, WA
159		TACOMA, WA
160		Seattle, WA
161		Friday Harbor, WA
162		Mercer Island, WA
163		SEATTLE, WA
164		Sequim, WA
165		WOODLAND, WA
166		Woodland, WA
167		Tacoma, WA
168		Longview, WA
169		GRAYLAND, WA
170		KIRKLAND, WA
171		Bainbridge Island, WA
172		SPOKANE, WA
173		Spokane, WA
174		Spokane, WA
175		Kirkland, WA
176		LYNWOOD, WA
177		SPOKANE, WA
178		YAKIMA, WA
179		TACOMA, WA
180		VANCOUVER, WA
181		MERCER ISLAND, WA
182		SPOKANE, WA
183		EVERETT, WA
184		EASTSOUND, WA
185		KIRKLAND, WA
186		Eastsound, WA
187		FRIDAY HARBOR, WA
188		Spokane, WA
189		FREELAND, WA
190		VANCOUVER, WA
191		SEATTLE, WA
192		CLARKSTON, WA
193		Langley, WA
194		Aberdeen, WA
195		SPOKANE, WA
196		ANACORTES, WA
197		MEDINA, WA
198		KENMORE, WA
199		Mead, WA
200		BRIDGEPORT, WA

In- health assistance services

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND SUPPORT TO ORPHANED, ABANDONED AND AT-RISK GIRLS IN .

TO PRESENT AN ANNUAL .

Seattle (SVP) envisions our region flourishing, with everyone thriving regardless of race or income. However, systemic barriers and inequitable allocation of resources are limiting our fellow community members ability to achieve their potential. SVP seeks to foster a philanthropic and nonprofit sector that has the strength and resources to address systemic issues related to racial equity in SVPs core issue areas by (1) building a community of engaged and educated philanthropists who understand their role in creating an equitable community, helping them make the greatest impact with their philanthropic giving; (2) building the capacity of the leaders and organizations doing the hard work of addressing systemic issues; and (3) increasing collaboration - doing more together than we can do alone while leveraging best practices and sharing power. are at the core of SVP. They join by making a minimum annual contribution. These and other contributed funds are p

The purpose of the is to advance the quality of life in the greater region by building support for programs that strengthen education, develop civic leadership, support cultural diversity, improve economic and community research, and build civic capital.

PROVIDING TECHNICAL AND SUPERVISORY HOME CONSTRUCTION ASSISTANCE TO SAN JUAN FAMILIES.

helps private landowners restore and preserve the natural landscape of Washington State.

PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS, RURAL CHARACTER AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF ISLAND COUNTY THROUGH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO COMBAT DETERIORATION.

Providesupporttothestudents,schoolstaffandthecommunity

The (EOI) works in concert with grassroots organizations, community coalitions, and elected officials to publish research, encourage debate, and catalyze policy initiatives that make Washington state a better place to live, work, raise a family, and do business. We focus primarily on promoting health care access, high-quality education, modern work-life standards, retirement security, and shared investments in our common future. We recognize that we cannot be successful in building a just economy for all without directly addressing institutional and structural racism, which create devastating , educational, and health disparities. By advancing policy that closes racial and gaps, EOI pursues a future of shared and prosperity where every Washingtonian can thrive.

The Joyce L. Sobel , formerly the , assists individualsand families in our community to achieve their highest potential byproviding access to essential resources and programs that promote healthand stability.

Mentoring and Relationship Building - Based on a response from the universities globally to continue "Pathway for Life," continued mentoring relationships with missionaries, church and business leaders, university administrators and Pathway for Life students in 2021-22, dedicated to discipleship and mentoring for personal and leadership development.

TO SECURE, PRESERVE, AND STEWARD THREATENED IN WASHINGTON.

OVCF mission is to "improve the quality of life by connecting people who care with causes that matter." To fulfill this mission, we make grants; we champion philanthropy; and we convene and connect people and organizations, building partnerships for greater impact.

LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS and HELPING WITH LOCAL and INTL CONCERNS

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Bring volunteers and communities to improve the homes and lives of low-income homeowners.

Managing Building leased to: I.L.W.U Local #21

TO PROVIDE VARIOUS GROWER SERVICES, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, TO SUPPORT RELATED AGRICULTURE RESEARCH AND ADOPTION OF NEW IDEAS.

FORM 990-EZ , PART III, PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL and SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT, DURING THE YEAR RECEIVE ANY FUNDS, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO PAY PREMIUMS ON A PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACT.THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT, DURING THE YEAR, PAY ANY PREMIUMS, DIRECTLY, OR INDIRECTLY ON A PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACT.

To educate the public concerning safe and proper use of firearms for recreation, hunting and self defense. To promote other traditional recreational activities such as fishing, archery, bushcraft or backpacking.

PROMTING AND SUPPORTING THE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FISH AND WATERS.

LVA) consist of parents, advocates, guardians and friends who provide funds to enhance the lives and rights of Intellectually Disabled individuals living at .

To provide for the disabled and youth of the Inland Northwest

Do good works locally and in the world.

DOG SHOWS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

THE RECEIVES CONTRIBUTIONS AND INVESTMENT INCOME AND MAKES TRANSFERS TO FOR TUITION ASSISTANCE,CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND OTHER SUPPORT.

TO INSPIRE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES TO DISCOVER CONNECT WITH NATURE THROUGH A DIVERSE COLLECTION OF TREES SHRUBS HARDY TO THE INLAND NORTHWEST.

TO SUPPORT AND ENRICH STUDENTS AT ELEMENTARY.

RESTORATION, MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF THE " HOUSE" AS A HISTORICAL LANDMARK.

A CHARITABLE TRUST WITH A MISSION DEDICATED TO FINANCING HIKING OPPORTUNITIES IN WASHINGTON STATE WITH GRANTS FOR BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE PROJECTS.

EDUCATE INDUSTRY MEMBERS ON CONCEPT OF SHARED RISK FOR MUTUAL GAIN. SET GROUND WORK FOR FUTURE COMMUNITY SERVICE AND AWARENESS.

TO PROMOTE AND PROVIDE A CONTINUUM OF SAFE, DECENT, AFFORDABLE AND NECESSARY RELATED SERVICES FOR VERY LOW AND LOW INCOME RESIDENTS OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY AND CAMANO ISLAND.

THE MISSION OF IS TO HELP SUSTAIN ORCAS ISLAND AS A HEALTHY, ECONOMICALLY DIVERSE BY PROVIDING PERMANENTLY AFFORDABLE HOMES AND RELATED EDUCATION AND SUPPORT FOR ISLANDERS-FAMILIES, SENIORS AND SINGLES - WHOSE HOUSING NEEDS ARE NOT MET BY THE TRADITIONAL MARKET.

KPC PROVIDES A GATHERING PLACE WHERE PEOPLE COME TOGETHER TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES CREATIVELY, EXCHANGE IDEAS, SHARE CULTURE AND CONNECT WITH ONE ANOTHER.

We are an Island based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on creating and supporting a variety of programs in the San Juan Archipelago. We believe that the play a vital role in creating and sustaining a healthy community. Our mission is to foster a more connected, thriving and creative community by support the and education.

TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS OF THE ISLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Our mission is charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. We use our investment income and proceeds from the sale of our building to donate to the Knights of Columbus.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COUNTY, A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION.

BOARD DEVELOPMENT - PROGRAM THAT GIVES NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND LEADERS THE TRAINING, TOOLS AND TEMPLATES FOR ENGAGING IN AND BUILDING EFFECTIVE NONPROFIT BOARD GOVERNANCE.

UNDERWRITE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRANTEES AT CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS, ADDRESSING CONSERVATION, SCIENCE, AND CAPACITY BUILDING TOPICS

ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES, INCLUDING ACCOUNTING FEES, NECESSARY FOR ORGANIZATION

Educating students preschool through 12th grade by leading them towards a strong biblical, spiritual, ethical and academic foundation. ICA is committed to creating in students an awareness of their significance and value to God; thus developing their desire for high standards.

Building a stronger community of earth-loving people

TO HELP PLACE AND SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE STUDENTS

LEASE OF OFFICE TO FURTHER THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE AND MISSIONS OF ITS MEMBER.

PROVIDE EDUCATION AND CHARACTER-BUILDING FOR YOUTH IN AND AROUND , WASHINGTON THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN THE SPORT OF .

promotes communities and the growth of young kids and student athletes BY TEACHING BASKETBALL, LIFE SKILLS, AND CHARACTER BUILDING.

Opposition to rezone to create a gravel pit on a former informal land fill which is perceived to result in harm to the environment and neighboring water supp

PROVIDE PUBLIC IN A RURAL AREA. OPERATE A COURSE ON PUBLIC LANDS LEASED TO THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. PROMOTE AMATUER PARTICIPATION IN THE SPORT OF .

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