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1		DAVENPORT, WA
2		REDMOND, WA
3		CAMAS, WA
4		Shelton, WA
5		SEATTLE, WA
6		SEATTLE, WA
7		Spokane, WA
8		YAKIMA, WA
9		COULEE CITY, WA
10		MONROE, WA
11		BELLEVUE, WA
12		LACEY, WA
13		Covington, WA
14		PUYALLUP, WA
15		SPOKANE, WA
16		SPOKANE, WA
17		Tacoma, WA
18		Seattle, WA
19		Wenatchee, WA
20		PORT TOWNSEND, WA
21		TACOMA, WA
22		TACOMA, WA
23		COLFAX, WA
24		Seattle, WA
25		Spokane, WA
26		Seattle, WA
27		Brier, WA
28		WENATCHEE, WA
29		Seattle, WA
30		Spokane, WA
31		Bellingham, WA
32		MERCER ISLAND, WA
33		EAST WENATCHEE, WA
34		VANCOUVER, WA
35		Lynden, WA
36		PASCO, WA
37		GIG HARBOR, WA
38		Spokane, WA
39		YAKIMA, WA
40		CENTRALIA, WA
41		LYNNWOOD, WA
42		WALLA WALLA, WA
43		Tacoma, WA
44		LONGVIEW, WA
45		Spokane, WA
46		KIRKLAND, WA
47		EATONVILLE, WA
48		BELLEVUE, WA
49		KIRKLAND, WA
50		University Place, WA

FUNDING SCHOLARSHIPS

Provide scholarships to Institute of Technology students who showed financial need

MISSION: TO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN CREATING A SAFE SCHOOL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THROUGH FOSTERING EMPATHY AND COMPASSION AMONG THEIR STUDENTS.STUDENT SILENT SERVANT AWARDS - EACH YEAR THE PROVIDES HUNDREDS OF SCHOLARSIP AWARDS, NATION-WIDE, TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR ENGAGING IN SELFLESS, VOLUNTARY SERVICE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. THE STUDENTS ARE NOMINATED BY SCHOOL STAFF MEMBERS AND RECOGNIZED IN A PUBLIC CEREMONY. UNLIKE SCHOLARSHIPS THAT RECOGNIZE ATHLETIC OR ACEDEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS, THE SILENT SERVANT SCHOLARSHIP HONORS STUDENTS FOR BENEVOLENCE, A BEHAVIOR AND SET OF VALUES THAT WILL SUSTAIN THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES FOR DECADES TO COME. THE PRESENTATION OF THE AWARD, COMBINED WITH THE TESTIMONY BY THE RECIPIENT, OFFERS A TEACHABLE-MOMENT FOR THEIR STUDENT-PEERS TO BE INSPIRED BY THEIR EMPATHETIC AND COMPASSIONATE EXAMPLE.

To operate for educational purposes and to promote, sponsor and financially support instructional enhancement, academic technology, faculty development, faculty improvement, student scholarships and athletics/activity programs.

MENTORING AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

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

Fund raising for the benefit of students

TO RAISE FUNDS AND DISTRIBUTE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS TO STUDENTS OF YAKIMA SCHOOL OF KARATE AND ITS AFFILIATE SCHOOLS LOCATED IN THE STATES OF WASHINGTON, OREGON AND IDAHO.

TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE STUDENTS WITHIN THE ALMIRA AND COULEE-HARTLINE SCHOOL DISTRICTS BY FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING THE ATHLETIC, ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL ENRICHING ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENTS.

TO DEVELOP AND PROVIDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT TO STRENGTHEN THE ACHIEVEMENT OF ALL STUDENTS WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Operated an educational institution providing support for classical Christian Education to 46 students in colllege preparatory courses in literature Latin Greek history mathematics science composition and modern languages

Providing funds to pay educational expenses of secondary and technical school and college students in Tanzania, East Africa

Christian Youth Housing and Education

Foundation was organized under the Missouri Nonprofit Foundation Act exclusively for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes that include the following: to develop resources for the support of in various countries with projects for creation of scholarships,scholarship endowments, and other related educational endeavors.

TO ASSIST VICTIMS OF FIRE AND DISASTER AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS, TO QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS.

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

To provide educational support and services for all students, teachers, staff and parents

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.

The mission is to raise financial support for the students, programs and faculty/staff of and shall assist the in achieving its goals through cultivating friends and garnering financial support.

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL STUDENTS

Elementary PTSA is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization made up of families staff. We work to improve the education, safety, health of the children in our community.

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

AND GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS

Our specific objectives and purposes is to aid and support the elders, disadvantaged students, orphans, and people with special needs. The purpose of helping disadvantaged students and people with special needs is to inspire, encourage and motivate them to develop career path; give them chance for higher education and technical skills that they otherwise may not have; in turn, we ask that when they become independent, they will help others in the same situation. The purpose of helping the elders, orphans is to let them know that there are people in this world who care for them, thus help to build their self-esteem, and confidence. The types of help to be provided to these groups include: medical insurance payments, basicneeds such as groceries, clothes, and personal hygiene items.

Enhance opportunities for students.

Education scholarships and disaster relief.

is the answer to achieving gender equity in STEM. We work directly with teachers during the school day to provide programming that promotes STEM education and career advancement for girls and nonbinary youth from historically marginalized communities. Through hands-on events that connect students with role models who live and work in their communities, students recognize new possibilities for their futures.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS AND TEACHERS IN WASHINGTON

produces the Car Show, an annual event held in the neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Our event is widely attended an highly appreciated by the local community and beyond. is an all-volunteer group. Any money that is raised by the event is, after expenses are paid, donated to local non-profit organizations, such as the Senior Center, the Phinney Neighborhood Center, as well as providing some automotive related scholarships.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PURPOSES AS DEFINED UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRS CODE.

Connecting organizations that care with people who matter.

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

OUR MISSION IS TO TEACH FROM THE HEART OF CHRIST: THAT IS THE PURSUIT OF THE WEIGHTIER THINGS IN LIFE AND EDUCATION: RIGHT JUDGMENT, MERCY, AND FAITH. WE SEEK TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD AND ULTIMATELY FOR ETERNITY.

CLARK COLLEGE FOUNDATION- PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND SCHOLARSHIPS SUPPORT TO THE CITIZENS AND COMMUNITY OF CLARK COUNTY.

Provide scholarships to Washington State University for graduates of Meridian High School

PAID SCHOLARSHIPS TOTALING $242,000.

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.

To support staff and enhance learning for students with resources and programs at .

Acción () grows confident leaders throughout neighborhoods it serves by widening access to professional-level learning, igniting collective pride, and empowering and unifying students and families.

This organization's mission is to provide grants to Mud to support their graduate school, , scholarship foundation.

SUPPORT OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS

THE IS ORGANIZED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES WHOSE ACTIVITIES MAY INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:A) PROMOTING THE BETTERMENT AND GENERAL WELFARE OF , THEIR FAMILIES, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH EDUCATION IN THEIR MUTUAL INTEREST AND RESPONSIBILITIES REGARDING PUBLIC SAFETY.B) CONDUCTING RESEARCH INTO ISSUES PERTINENT TO FIRE FIGHTING.C) PROVIDING RELIEF FOR PERSONS INJURED OR MADE HOMELESS BY FIRE.D) PROVIDING RELIEF TO OTHER NEEDY SEGMENTS OF SOCIETY SUFFERING POVERTY, HUNGER, HOMELESSNESS, AND LIKE CALAMITY DESERVING OF CHARITY.E) PERFORMING THE ACTIVITIES WHICH SHALL MAINTAIN PUBLIC MINDFULNESS OF THE EVER PRESENT MORTAL HAZARDS FACED DAILY BY .F) ADVANCING EDUCATION AND PROMOTING THE BETTERMENT AND GENERAL WELFARE OF FIRE FIGHTERS AND THEIR FAMILIES BY AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS FROM FAMILIES OF FIRE FIGHTERS FOR EDUCATIONAL STUDIES IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION.

Recruit and support African American Nursing Students. Provide nursing education and resources to Pierce County.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND PROJECTS AT

Bishop White Seminary (Seminarian Scholarship, Education Program)429 E. Sharp Ave., Spokane, WA 99202

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE AN EXCEPTIONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS THE INTELLECTUAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING OF STUDENTS. THIS IS ACHIEVED THROUGH AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM INCORPORATING INQUIRY-BASED AND EXPERIENTIAL INSTRUCTION, THE TEACHERS INSPIRE EACH STUDENT TO DEVELOP INTELLECTUAL CHARACTER, ETHICAL DISCERNMENT AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR SELF AND OTHERS.

Education and scholarships. attends educational conferences and provides information promoting the and timber industry.

STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

The mission of the is to support the environment and the arts, by supporting educational programs that lead to a healthier environment and by supporting students of painting.

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.

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