Showing top 200 of 535 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | GLOBAL SOJOURNS GIVING CIRCLE GRANT FUNDS TO ORGANIZATIONS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA THAT PROVIDE MENTORING AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN IN AFRICA. | VANCOUVER, WA | |
| 102 | HEAL OUR LAND INC KINGDOM KIDS ACADEMY | VANCOUVER, WA | |
| 103 | ADAM CRAIG FOUNDATION SUPPORT LOCAL CHILDRENS ORGANIZATIONS | TENINO, WA | |
| 104 | Cascadia PTA Cascadia PTA is a Parent/Teacher Association that serves the academic, social, emotional and basic educational needs of highly capable elementary school children and teachers in the North Seattle region. Together with our teachers and staff we encourage our children to develop into inspired, confident and socially aware global citizens. | Seattle, WA | |
| 105 | AUSTEN EVERETT FOUNDATION Empowering kids in their fight against cancer through the strength and support of professional and collegiate athletes, teams, and the athletic community. | Seattle, WA | |
| 106 | STAR OF HOPE CENTRE - USA The Mission of the Star of Hope Centre is to provide a safe and loving environment and an education to vulnerable children. The Star of Hope Centre is home to approximately 30 children who lost their parents through HIV/AIDs, armed conflict, abandonment, malaria and other diseases. The Star of Hope Centre also provides a primary school (K-8) education and meals to an additional 170+ children from the neighboring village whose families would otherwise not be able to afford these services. | Port Townsend, WA | |
| 107 | DAYS FOR GIRLS INTERNATIONAL TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MENSTRUAL CARE AND EDUCATION. | MOUNT VERNON, WA | |
| 108 | SAMMAMISH CHINESE SCHOOL SAMMAMISH CHINESE SCHOOL IS NOT ONLY A CHINESE LANGUAGE LEARNING CENTER FOR KIDS, BUT ALSO A VIVID ACTIVITY CENTER FOR CHINESE COMMUNITY IE GREATER SEATTLE AREA. | SAMMAMISH, WA | |
| 109 | ENDEAVOR CHILDRENS SERVICES provided food for children in malawi | OLYMPIA, WA | |
| 110 | NICOLAS FUND FOR EDUCATION OUR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM HELPS COMMUNITIES IN THE GUATEMALAN HIGHLANDS LIFT VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND THEIR COMMUNITIES OUT OF POVERTY. | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 111 | StolenYouth To end sex trafficking in Washington State. We inspire action, fundraise, and build and invest in coalitions to dismantle the marketplace exploiting children for sex. | Seattle, WA | |
| 112 | DYSLEXIC ADVANTAGE THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES OF THIS CORPORATION SHALL BE: A) TO PROMOTE INCREASED AWARENESS AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE STRENGTH SIDE OF DYSLEXIA THROUGH LECTURES, CONFERENCES, WEBINARS, ARTICLES, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND OTHER FORMATS. (B) TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY SUPPORT, EDUCATION, AND INTERACTION AMONG ADULT DYSLEXICS, PARENTS OF DYSLEXIC CHILDREN, STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA, AND DYSLEXIA PROFESSIONALS. (C) TO PROMOTE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION INTO THE COGNITIVE STRENGTHS ASSOCIATED WITH DYSLEXIA AS WELL AS CONTRIBUTE TO A BETTER AWARENESS OF BREADTH OF DYSLEXIA PRESENTATIONS THROUGHOUT THE LIFESPAN (D) TO PROMOTE MORE DYSLEXIA-FRIENDLY CLASSROOMS,WORKPLACES, AND COMMUNITIES. (E) TO PROVIDE RESOURCES AND PRACTICAL HELP TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DYSLEXIA OF ALL AGES TO HELP THEM ACHIEVE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL. (F) TO EXPAND AND REDEFINE OUR EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAM FROM TIME TO TIME AS NECESSARY TO STRENGTHEN THE DYSLEXIC COMMUNITY. | EDMONDS, WA | |
| 113 | PIONEER ELEMENTARY PTSA 7130 TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL WELFARE OF CHILDREN. | TACOMA, WA | |
| 114 | CAMAS LACROSSE Established in 2012, Camas Lacrosse became part of the Washington Boys High School Lacrosse Association. In 2014 the youth lacrosse program was added, forming teams from 1st to 8th grade and playing under Oregon Youth Lacrosse. The Youth clubs also include Select teams. Camas Lacrosse is a club sport and not affiliated or sponsored by CHS or the Camas School District. | CAMAS, WA | |
| 115 | PSP Childrens Foundation Sponsor and provide activities for less fortunate children of the world. | Bellevue, WA | |
| 116 | LITTLE MASTERS CLUB PROVIDE AN ENCOURAGING ENVIRONMENT FOR KIDS TO BE LEARNERS, MENTORS, TEAM PLAYERS, AND LEADERS. | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 117 | WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WACF is an association of large and small providers promoting safety, permanency and well being for children and families who are involved or at risk of involvement with the child welfare system. | Kenmore, WA | |
| 118 | EMERALD CITY PET RESCUE THE PRIMARY FOCUS OF ECPR IS TO FIND SAFE, LOVING HOMES FOR UNWANTED, NEGLECTED AND/OR ABUSED ANIMALS. WE RESCUE ANIMALS THAT ARE IN SHELTERS AND THAT WILL BE EUTHANIZED UNLESS RESCUED. WE SAFELY SHELTER THEM WITHOUT THE THREAT OF EUTHANIZATION UNTIL ADOPTIVE PARENTS ARE FOUND.IN 2021, WE RESCUED 552 ANIMALS AND FOUND ADOPTIVE HOMES FOR 409 ANIMALS. THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS A FULLY FUNCTIONING IN-HOUSE CLINIC. ALL RESCUED ANIMALS ARE SPAYED/NEUTERED AND GIVEN APPROPRIATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE AND INOCULATIONS BEFORE ADOPTION. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 119 | PASCO, WA | ||
| 120 | Wenatchee, WA | ||
| 121 | EDMONDS, WA | ||
| 122 | BELLEVUE, WA | ||
| 123 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 124 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 125 | BOTHELL, WA | ||
| 126 | YELM, WA | ||
| 127 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 128 | VANCOUVER, WA | ||
| 129 | WENATCHEE, WA | ||
| 130 | SPOKANE, WA | ||
| 131 | Snohomish, WA | ||
| 132 | Clarkston, WA | ||
| 133 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 134 | Ravensdale, WA | ||
| 135 | Bellingham, WA | ||
| 136 | Yakima, WA | ||
| 137 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 138 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 139 | LYNNWOOD, WA | ||
| 140 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 141 | Kenmore, WA | ||
| 142 | Milton, WA | ||
| 143 | VANCOUVER, WA | ||
| 144 | ARLINGTON, WA | ||
| 145 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 146 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 147 | SPOKANE, WA | ||
| 148 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 149 | Bonney Lake, WA | ||
| 150 | Bothell, WA | ||
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