Showing 199 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Goodwill of the Olympics and Rainier Goodwill of the Olympics and Rainier Region is committed to dismantling racism and advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion so that we can help people reach their fullest potential through education, job placement, and career pathway services. We do our work with great gratitude for the community donations, purchases, and partnerships that make our mission possible. | Tacoma, WA | |
| 102 | URBAN LEAGUE OF METROPOLITAN THROUGH PUBLIC ADVOCACY, PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND OTHER UNDER-REPRESENTED INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES IN METROPOLITAN SEATTLE AND THROUGHOUT THE PUGET SOUND REGION. PROGRAM SERVICES FOCUS ON HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 103 | UNITED WAY OF PIERCE COUNTY We unite the community to end poverty one household at a time. We invest in collaborations and provide programs that strengthen families through basic need supports and information referral and navigation services via our 211 HelpLine. Our Centers for Strong Families increase economic self sufficiency for families by providing financial, employment and income support coaches. | Tacoma, WA | |
| 104 | International Longshore and Warehouse 25 Provide employment benfits to members | Anacortes, WA | |
| 105 | CENTRAL WASHINGTON HOME BUILDERS The Central Washington Home Builders Association (CWHBA) is a Not-For-Profit professional trade association dedicated to promoting, protecting and preserving the homebuilding industry. CWHBA has been building and supporting our communities since 1955. Covering the geographical areas of Klickitat, Kittitas, Yakima, Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogoan Counties, the Association is comprised of 530 member businesses employing nearly 10,000 people. The CWHBA is based in Yakima with a chapter in Chelan County. The CWHBA is led by member volunteers and professional staff, who strive to address issues unique to the various professionals within the association. | YAKIMA, WA | |
| 106 | AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY 0843 TO CARRY OUT ON A LOCAL BASIS THE OBJECTIVES OF AFSCME AS FOLLOWS: TO PROMOTE THE ORGANIZATION OF WORKERS IN GENERAL AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES IN PARTICULAR; TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE MEMBERSHIP AND TO PROVIDE A VOICE IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT THROUGH COLLECTIVE BARGAINING; TO PROMOTE CIVIL SERVICE LEGISLATION AND CAREER SERVICE IN GOVERNMENT; AND TO PROVIDE RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO ASSIST MEMBERS AND AFFILIATES. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 107 | LOWER COLUMBIA COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL TO PROVIDE SERVICES FOR LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS, PROVIDE TRAINING TO INDIVIDUALS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT, AND ASSIST SENIOR CITIZENS UNDER ENTITLEMENT PROGRAMS. | LONGVIEW, WA | |
| 108 | AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING THE MISSION OF ACEC OF WASHINGTON IS TO FURTHER THE OVERALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSULTING ENGINEERING, LAND SURVEYING AND AFFILIATE MEMBER FIRMS IN PRIVATE PRACTICE. | UNIVERSITY PLACE, WA | |
| 109 | INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT ASSOC PARKING LOT OPERATION BENEFIT PATRONS AND STAFF OF BUSINESS AND AGENCIES IN THE INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT AND ITS NEIGHBORHOOD | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 110 | Iron Workers District Council of the The purpose of Iron Workers District Council of the Pacific Northwest is to: create a harmonious feeling between the local unions and to settle all differences arising between them; to create a higher standard and skill; to secure adequate compensation for their work; to cultivate better relations between employers; to assist members to secure employment and protect members by legal and proper methods against injustice; and establish uniform agreements for the betterment of relations with employers. | Edmonds, WA | |
| 111 | National Association of Letter Carriers To secure better wages, hours, benefits, job security, and working conditions for letter carriers. | Seattle, WA | |
| 112 | MARVISTA PTSA The mission of the Marvista Elementary PTSA is to enhance the educational experience of the children and their families by working in partnership with the teachers, administration, staff and local community. The PTSA gives each child a legislative voice while providing safe, fun and educationally enriching activities, supported by its own fundraising. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 113 | HOPELINK PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND HELP PEOPLE MAKE LASTING CHANGE. HOPELINK ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY ASSISTING FAMILIES IN CRISIS WITH FOOD, SHELTER, TRANSPORTATION, UTILITY ASSISTANCE AND EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. ONCE STABILIZED, HOPELINK HELPS FAMILIES WITH BASIC EDUCATION, LITERACY, GED, AND EMPLOYMENT SKILLS BUILDING, IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR MOVEMENT TOWARDS SELF-SUFFICIENCY. | REDMOND, WA | |
| 114 | TYEE MIDDLE SCHOOL PTSA 2 3 145 HELP THE ENTIRE SCHOOL, TEACHER AND STAFF, HELP FUND EDUCATIONAL BASED STUDENT FIELD TRIP, TEACHER CLASSROOM FOOD, TEACHER PROGRAM-BASED GRANTS. AND ETC | Bellevue, WA | |
| 115 | FOUNDATION OF YAKIMA VALLEY COLLEGE The Foundation is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. Our main focus is awarding scholarships to students, yearly awards for faculty/staff and assisting in the promotion and support of Yakima Valley College educational programs. | YAKIMA, WA | |
| 116 | Husky Marching Band Alumni Association To support the students and staff of the Husky Marching Band. | Seattle, WA | |
| 117 | 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 | |
| 118 | CAREER PATH SERVICES CAREER PATH SERVICES IS A WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN SERVICES NONPROFIT CORPORATION. | SPOKANE, WA | |
| 119 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 120 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 121 | BELLEVUE, WA | ||
| 122 | Kenmore, WA | ||
| 123 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 124 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 125 | Tacoma, WA | ||
| 126 | Tacoma, WA | ||
| 127 | RENTON, WA | ||
| 128 | Spokane, WA | ||
| 129 | OLYMPIA, WA | ||
| 130 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 131 | Spokane Valley, WA | ||
| 132 | LACEY, WA | ||
| 133 | LYNNWOOD, WA | ||
| 134 | COLLEGE PLACE, WA | ||
| 135 | EDMONDS, WA | ||
| 136 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 137 | AUBURN, WA | ||
| 138 | WENATCHEE, WA | ||
| 139 | KENNEWICK, WA | ||
| 140 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 141 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 142 | RICHLAND, WA | ||
| 143 | Spokane, WA | ||
| 144 | BREMERTON, WA | ||
| 145 | KENMORE, WA | ||
| 146 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 147 | SPOKANE, WA | ||
| 148 | PASCO, WA | ||
| 149 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 150 | VANCOUVER, WA | ||
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