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1		Mill Creek, WA
2		Seattle, WA
3		University Place, WA
4		SEATTLE, WA
5		Lopez Island, WA
6		SEATTLE, WA
7		RICHLAND, WA
8		ANACORTES, WA
9		RICHLAND, WA
10		TACOMA, WA
11		Seattle, WA
12		Seattle, WA
13		TACOMA, WA
14		Seattle, WA
15		SEATTLE, WA
16		Seattle, WA
17		MERCER ISLAND, WA
18		EVERETT, WA
19		SEATTLE, WA
20		Kent, WA
21		GIG HARBOR, WA
22		OLYMPIA, WA
23		SEATTLE, WA
24		Seattle, WA
25		UNIONTOWN, WA
26		Federal Way, WA
27		GRANITE FALLS, WA
28		University Place, WA
29		MOUNT VERNON, WA
30		BELLEVUE, WA
31		Tacoma, WA
32		SEATTLE, WA
33		UNIVERSITY PLACE, WA
34		ISSAQUAH, WA
35		SEATTLE, WA
36		SPOKANE, WA
37		Clarkston, WA
38		Eastsound, WA
39		VASHON, WA
40		Kent, WA
41		Stanwood, WA
42		CENTRALIA, WA
43		SHELTON, WA
44		Richland, WA
45		Colville, WA
46		Bellingham, WA
47		LAKEBAY, WA
48		SEATTLE, WA
49		TACOMA, WA
50		Vashon, WA

Rescue surplus food and usable items for redistribution to organizations and needy families in our , reduce and prevent waste, encourage better management of surplus that would otherwise end up in landfills.

advances the fundamental principles of democracy and justice at the local, state and national levels by building power within immigrant communities in collaboration with key allies.

To honor and strengthen to prosper by teaching, supporting essential needs, and building relationships. The organization operates a food bank, an after-school tutoring program for children in grades three through seven, and provides minimal rent and utility assistance.

A NONPROFIT CORPORATION, IS DEDICATED TO THE HEALING OF COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY THE CONSEQUENCES OF WAR. OUR MISSION IS TO HEAL THE LEGACY OF WAR BY REMOVING DANGEROUS EXPLOSIVES, RETURNING LAND TO SAFE USE, PROMOTING PEACE, AND CULTIVATING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF .

GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE LOPEZ ISLAND WA 98261

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFYING BENEFICIARIES, ENGAGE IN HISTORIC OR LANDMARK PRESERVATION, ENGAGE IN EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND OPERATE FOR OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES

ASSIST THE RICHLAND PUBLIC FACILITIES DISTRICT WITH CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS ASSISTANCE OF THE .

AS THE CHARITABLE ARM OF THE CLUB, WE UTILIZE A GLOBAL NETWORK OF ROTARIANS WHO INVEST THEIR TIME, MONEY AND EXPERTISE INTO CHARITABLE PROJECTS. THE TRANSFORMS CHARITABLE GIFTS INTO PROJECTS THAT CHANGE LIVES BOTH CLOSE TO HOME AND AROUND THE WORLD. GLOBAL WORK INCLUDES PROJECTS SUCH AS ERADICATING POLIO AND PROMOTING PEACE. GRANTS ASSIST ROTARIANS TO APPROACH CHALLENGES SUCH AS POVERTY, ILLITERACY AND MALNUTIRTION WITH SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS THAT LEAVE A LASTING IMPACT.

SUPPORT REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IN RICHLAND, WA.

is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is to deepen the spirit and enrich the educational, athletic, social, and developmental experiences at . SHS is committed to building the community by supporting opportunities for students to learn, grow and socialize together.

The OVPTA provides financial and volunteer support while building community so our students are challenged to reach their full intellectual, social, emotional and physical potential and to develop as thoughtful citizens.

To protect and promote every persons right to access the full range of reproductive healthcare choices in State, including safe and legal abortion, through education, advocacy, lobbying and coalition-building

Supporting the needs of parents students and teachers at School through community building activities in the educational professional and social arenas

To promote public policy that facilitates the intelligent and orderly harvest of Pacific Cod and other Groundfish species in the Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands fisheries off Alaska.

Mission is to empower developing communities by building critical infrastructure that promotes education healthcare and economic opportunities

is a strategic research organization with a mission to coordinate and link academic and commercial biomedical researchers, patients and citizens through a Commons that represents a new paradigm for genomics intellectual property, researcher cooperation and contributor evolved resources. This mission has several interdependent themes, including: conducting research on network models of disease; building the computational platform for the Commons; and activating public engagement.

PROMOTE YOUTH ON . FUND , TRAINING EQUIPMENT, AND EXTRA COACHING FOR . HS PROGRAM. ALSO FUND OFF SEASON DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING, CAMPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS WHO SHOW FINANCIAL NEED

THE ORGANIZATION PURPOSE IS TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION TO CARRY OUT THE GOAL OF HELPING BE INVOLVED IN TO LEARN: TEAMWORK, SELF-DISCIPLINE, AND RESPECT FOR OTHERS WHILE BUILDING SELF-ESTEEM AND SOCIAL SKILLS.

WAS FORMED TO SUPPORT THE EXEMPT PURPOSES OF AGROS INTERNATIONAL: TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY AND CREATE PATHS TO PROSPERITY FOR FARMING FAMILIES IN RURAL LATIN AMERICA.

We are a 501C 3 Non-profit organization. Our mission is to impact the parent-to student relationship of each Islander family and youth of culture that we serve.

MISSION IS TO INSPIRE, ENRICH AND EDUCATE. THROUGH OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS, SUPPORTS YOUNG ASPIRING CHORAL ARTISTS THROUGH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, AND SUPPORTS SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAMS THROUGH PROGRAM-BUILDING GRANTS.

OUR MISSION IS TO STRENGTHEN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS THAT SUPPORT THE GROWTH OF STRONG AND EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS. WE DO THIS THROUGH: BUILDING A COALITION OF ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS DEDICATED TO DEVELOPMENT; PROVIDING LEADERSHIP TO THE VOICE OF PRACTITIONERS; PROMOTING AS A VIABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL; SUPPORTING THE CAPASITY OF SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS IN PROVIDING; SELF-EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION AND ASSISTANCE, ACCESS TO CAPITAL AND MICRO-LENDING, BUSINESS CREATION AND EXPANSION SUPPORT, JOB CREATION, ECONOMIC SEL-SUFFICIENCY AND FINANCIAL EDUCATION.

TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE LATINO GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER AND QUESTIONING COMMUNITY IN A CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH DISEASE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, SUPPORT SERVICES, ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY BUILDING.

To promote social welfare by fostering movements to build power in impacted by systemic oppression through community partnerships, capacity building, and legal services for community organizations and microenterprises.

The undertakes projects that reduce deteriora tion through the renovation of vacant and deteriorated buildings

AIDS and youth development in South Africa, Swaziland, Mozambique, and Lesotho. The program is carried out by Peer Educators (teachers) mostly in public schools but also in prisons, drug rehabs, clinics, community groups, churches, and other venues.

BUILDING SAFE, HEALTHY, DRUG-FREE

We focus on the building the interview and life skills of young women in . For young women between the ages of 18-24 who compete in the , this can translate not only into dollars for their education, but that leg up on their first job interview. In our Teen for young women between the ages of 13-17, we work with these young ladies to not only to build their mentoring skills, but to also build their involvement in their community through volunteer work.

Primary purpose is to encourage youth to set and achieve goals in the sport of while building them into quality wrestlers whom exhibit exceptional community price discipline and excellence in the sport

OUR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM HELPS COMMUNITIES IN THE GUATEMALAN HIGHLANDS LIFT VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND THEIR COMMUNITIES OUT OF POVERTY.

TBB offers mentoring programs for court-involved and other underserved youth by pairing participants one-to-one with adult volunteer craftsmen and women. As a -based social intervention program we use a positive youth development approach to learning offering hands-on experience wood-working building and on-water activities.

WE ADVOCATE FOR ACCESS TO HOUSING AS A WAY TO END HOMELESSNESS AND (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC LANDS AS A SOLUTION TO THE CLIMATE CRISIS.

TO OWN AND MANAGE THE FOR THE .

TO SUPPORT INNOVATIVE RESEARCH, PUBLIC EDUCATION, COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND AWARENESS TO ACHIEVE THE GOAL OF LASTING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE LANDS AND WATERS OF THE GREAT BEAR RAINFOREST AND THE CORRELATING MIGRATORY ROUTES OF MARINE MAMMALS THROUGHOUT THE NW REGION.

IS BUILDING A CULTURE OF POWERFUL, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

TO INVEST IN HEALTHCARE EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY THROUGHOUT INLAND NORTHWEST

Support missionaries and a childrens home in Kenya. Missionaries are foster parenting and schooling 44 orphaned Kenyan children. Missionaries also provide medical assistance at a mission hospital. Funds supported the childrens home, medical work, construction of housing and school building, and farming activities.

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

PROVIDE TO ISLAND COMMUNITY AND SURROUNDING AREA

To provide sacred spaces to strengthen the minds and bodies QTPIs - Queer and Trans - through community organizing, community care, civic engagement and cultrual stewardship.

American Legion Post 92 To preserve the building provide for area veterans

The mission of the is to increase public awareness and support of agriculture, promote agricultural production and positively impact the lives of farmers and ranchers in and throughout Washington State with solutions for the challenges faced by agriculture, forestry and natural resources as we practice good stewardship of our lands.

The promotes educational, cultural, and social opportunities for our , our off- neighbors and for all the new friends we have yet to meet. The actively manages and preserves the Hall, respecting the storied history of the hall and the while looking forward to the future.

mission is to help meet needs poor in community while following rule . , which emphasizes meeting people served in their homes. organization provides assistance to residents Richland, West Richland, and Benton City, Washington.

Our purpose is to ensure the sustainability of public lands and the sustainability of the plant, animal and human communities that depend on them, and to augment the public understanding thereof. This non-profit corporation is a Public Benefit corporation and organized exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes.

Indigenous-led non-profit committed to promoting ancestral knowledge and practices for the protection and revitalization of the the waters, culture, life, and sites of the Salish Sea.

HISTORIC BUILDING PRESERVATION, RECREATIONAL TRAIL ENHANCEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL AND PUBLIC SAFETY AT LOCAL MARINA FACILITY, SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATION SUPPORT, AND SUPPORTING OTHER CHARITABLE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.

TO CREATE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ADULT MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY TO GET INVOLVED IN THE MANY ASPECTS OF THEATER, WHILE CREATING LASTING FRIENDSHIPS THAT BUILD A STRONGER COMMUNITY, AND TO SUPPORT ARTS PROGRAMS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

CREATING A SAFE AND WELCOMING SPACE FOR PROMOTING THE TABLETOP GAMES HOBBY, SUPPORTING DIVERSITY IN TABLETOP GAMES, AND BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF BOTH NOVICE AND EXPERIENCED GAME PLAYERS.

We accomplish our mission through the actions of creating art, providing educational opportunities, and building community. We strive to create a space that naturally brings out the best of our members creativity, charity, and hospitality.

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