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51		Orondo, WA
52		SNOHOMISH, WA
53		Seattle, WA
54		REDMOND, WA
55		COULEE CITY, WA
56		Shoreline, WA
57		Seattle, WA
58		RAYMOND, WA
59		WENATCHEE, WA
60		LACEY, WA
61		Kenmore, WA
62		BONNEY LAKE, WA
63		BONNEY LAKE, WA
64		REDMOND, WA
65		KENT, WA
66		Enumclaw, WA
67		SEATTLE, WA
68		BREMERTON, WA
69		Seattle, WA
70		Spokane, WA
71		SEATTLE, WA
72		Wenatchee, WA
73		GIG HARBOR, WA
74		EDMONDS, WA
75		TUKWILA, WA
76		KENNEWICK, WA
77		LAKEBAY, WA
78		Lacey, WA
79		Deer Park, WA
80		EDMONDS, WA
81		KENT, WA
82		OLYMPIA, WA
83		WHITE SALMON, WA
84		Maple Valley, WA
85		Tacoma, WA
86		SEATTLE, WA
87		Bellevue, WA
88		MAPLE VALLEY, WA
89		LEBAM, WA
90		REDMOND, WA
91		Kenmore, WA
92		Deer Park, WA
93		Renton, WA
94		KENT, WA
95		SEATTLE, WA
96		Federal Way, WA
97		Bellingham, WA
98		La Conner, WA
99		Gig Harbor, WA
100		Olympia, WA

To award educational

THE PROVIDES COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING A WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.

Support additional financial aid opportunities at participating independent schools students prepared through the program.

scholarships for post-secondary education purposes awarded to 2 Redmond High School seniors each on academics

Ag Link Attn: Bill Higginbotham PO Box 177 Almira WA 99103

provides bilingual education to over 75 students from pre- to the 5th grade.

The exists to promote the social, emotional, and academic well-being of all students by working in synchronized collaboration with school families, teachers, and administrators to raise funds and develop programs that support engaging enrichment opportunities, efficient systems for coordination volunteers, best practices in education and advocacy, and relevant resources for the community.

To enable the Raymond Schools Foundation to provide incentives to Raymond High School graduates by offering one or more annual scholarships for deserving Raymond High School graduates for post-high school education. The criteria and procedures for selection of the students and payments of the scholarships shall be determined by the Trustees.

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LOW TO NO COST QUALITY EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE FINANCIALLY CHALLENGED OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED.

PROVIDE SCHOOL EDUCATION COMMITTED TO A PROGRAM THAT INSPIRES STUDENTS TO PURSUE EXCELLENCE IN MORAL CHARACTER, ACADEMICS AND SERVANT LEADERSHIP TO OTHERS.

TO HELP STUDENTS IN PHILS. RECEIVE SUPPORT THEY NEED TO ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND EXCELLENCE BY SUPPORTING: TO ASSIST WITH SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR CHILDREN IN NEED IN PHILS, TO SUPPORT CHILDREN TO GO TO ELEMENTARY and SECONDARY SCHOOL

Non-profit all volunteer sports organization Expenses include coaches gear league fees player trophiesgifts for end of season new equipment safety supplies cheer bows boxes paint and cheer scholarships office supplies and firs

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO STUDENTS

RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND SUCCESS FOR ALL STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

SCHOLARSHIPS

To enhance educational opportunities for all students of the School District.

TO CREATE, MAINTAIN, AND SUPPORT A HEALTHY AND SUCCESSFUL ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AND TO SUPPORT STAFF, STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN THE QUEST FOR AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION.

SUPPORT EDUCATION EXCELLENCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE STUDENTS EDUCATORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT. GOALS INCLUDE AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDING GRANTS TO TEACHERS TO SUPPLEMENT THEIR PROGRAMS MATERIALS.

College scholarships for students residing in Eastern Washington Northern Idaho. The donated $158,250 to 8 area college financial aid offices, to fund 44 scholarships

The mission of the society, as stated in Article II of its constitution, is as follows: is a non-secret organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarly activity in mathematics among students at academic institutions. accomplishes this purpose by: 1. Electing student members on an honorary basis according to their proficiency in mathematics. 2. Engaging in activities designed to promote the mathematical and scholarly development of its undergraduate members.

The mission of OneWorld ! is to develop the next generation of global leaders. Our approach combines foreign language learning, leadership training for 21st century skills, -on- mentoring, and access to study abroad scholarships.

Financial to qualified students.

FEEDING HUNGRY CHILDRENPARTNERING WITH LOCAL SCHOOLS TO MEET THE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF HUNGRY STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES DURING TIMES WHEN OTHER RESOURCES ARE NOT AVAILABLE, SUCH AS DURING WEEKENDS AND SCHOOL VACTIONS.

ADVANCE THE PROFESSION ENGINEERING THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS, EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND OUTREACH.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO STUDENTS BUT PAYMENTS ARE MADE TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

SURROUND STUDENTS WITH SUPPORT, EMPOWERING THEM TO STAY SCHOOL AND ACHIEVE LIFE.

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

The purpose of the organization is to support the students, parents, staff, and coaches of the Programs by recruiting volunteers, raising funds, and conducting events.

To support the local and worldwide activities of the and its participating local Clubs, as well as provide funding for community projects, scholarships, and other projects.

IN OUR MISSION TO MIRROR THE CLASSROOM DIVERSITY IN THE EDMONDS SCHOOL DISTRICT, PROVIDES PEOPLE THE OPPORTUNITIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND SUPPORT TO PURSUE AN EDUCATIONAL CAREER IN THE EDMONDS SCHOOL DISTRICT.

AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS AT ANNUAL RECEPTION TO FIVE INDIVIDUALS ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

TO EDUCATE, FOSTER AND STIMULATE INTEREST IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, BY SUPPORTING AND ENCOURAGING A CLIMATE OF LEARNING AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT WITHIN CONSTRUCTION TRADES AND THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FOR THE STUDY OF CONSTRUCTION TRADES.

THE WAS CREATED TO FOSTER AWARENESS AND INNOVATION IN ART, AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY AMUNG OUR RESIDENTS BY PROVIDING GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS WHICH FEATURE AND FOCUS ON THESE ASPECTS.

Nonprofit K-12 alternate education program with text books and scholarships.

Provide excellent education that equips students to use their God-given gifts in a life of service to the Lord in a changing, global society.

TO SUPPORT TEACHERS, STUDENTS AND CURRICULUM OF THE SEATTLE WORLD SCHOOL

We help needy children by providing resources to their schools, giving them the education which can break the cycle of poverty in their lives. We do this by providing tuition assistance, volunteers to their schools, and funds for school facilities and supplies.

a) To serve and support the students and promote the activities of the School District programs (including, but not limited to, auxiliary groups such as drumline and color guard).(b) To lend all possible financial, moral, organizational, logistical and personnel support to the Program; (c) To advance the education of the youth enrolled in the Program by promoting and encouraging musical excellence, teamwork and cooperation in an environment of mutual respect and dignity;(d) To cooperate within the Program, its officers, committee chairpersons, and the musical director(s) whenever possible.

Issued Scholarships

THE MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO PROVIDE FULLY FUNDED FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS WHO ARE IN HIGH SCHOOL AND OR COLLEGE.

To partner with parents to educate and disciple students from biblical worldview by providing graded educational experience for preschool through grade twelve. Provide vocational, general and college preparatory programs that meet or exceed state minimum standards.

education of interprofessional students and the community program support Leadership development for students and community members

To promote and help fund the best possible learning opportunities for all students in the School District.

POSTCARDS - MORE THAN 100 ORGANIZATIONS GENERATING 180,000 POSTCARDS; ENGAGED 1.1 MILLION STUDENTS AND TEACHERS IN CURRICULUM AND POSTCARDS TO SPACE PROGRAM THROUGH SCHOOLS, MUSEUMS, AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, NON-PROFITS AND CORPORATIONS; GEOGRAPHIC REACH COVERS ALL U.S. STATES, DISTRICTS AND TERRITORIES AND 125 COUNTRIES.

OF ABORTION DISCRIMINATION AND STIGMA WORKS TOWARD FREEDOM PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE ABORTION SEEKERS BY FUNDING MOVEMENTS AND STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS WITHIN GLOBAL COMMUNITY OF ABORTION ADVOCATES, ARTISTS, SCHOLARS, ACTIVISTS, JOURNALISTS, COMMUNITY WORKERS, AND PROVIDERS.

To provide Biblical books, literature, and educational materials to assist pastors, Bible teachers, missionaries, and students to understand and teach solid Biblical sermons and classes.

Scholarship

Scholarship, art education, public art

To build a community of parent/guardians, teachers/staff, and students that promotes learning, health, diversity, equity and inclusion by organizing volunteers to support the school mission and raise funds to provide supplemental educational material for teachers and educators.

DEVELOP AND PROMOTE SOLUTIONS AND PROFESSIONALS TO ADDRESS SOCIAL WELFARE AND JUSTICE ISSUES USING BEHAVIOR ANALYTIC SCIENCE. PROVIDES MONEY TO RESEARCHES AND PH.D STUDENTS. PROVIDES PRO-BONO SUPERVISION HOURS TO UNDER- REPRESENTED GROUPS SEEKING BOARD CERTIFICATION.

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