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101		OROVILLE, WA
102		MONROE, WA
103		SNOHOMISH, WA
104		SEATTLE, WA
105		SPOKANE, WA
106		Carnation, WA
107		Spokane, WA
108		BELLEVUE, WA
109		Cle Elum, WA
110		BONNEY LAKE, WA
111		RAYMOND, WA
112		SEATTLE, WA
113		SPOKANE, WA
114		Snohomish, WA
115		SEATTLE, WA
116		Clarkston, WA
117		Bellingham, WA
118		Seattle, WA
119		LYNNWOOD, WA
120		Seattle, WA
121		Seattle, WA
122		VANCOUVER, WA
123		TUKWILA, WA
124		Tenino, WA
125		PATEROS, WA
126		Tacoma, WA
127		SEATAC, WA
128		Bonney Lake, WA
129		Seattle, WA
130		Shelton, WA
131		BONNEY LAKE, WA
132		Shoreline, WA
133		TACOMA, WA
134		SEATTLE, WA
135		Yakima, WA
136		Bothell, WA
137		Tacoma, WA
138		MILTON, WA
139		COLBERT, WA
140		VANCOUVER, WA
141		SEATTLE, WA
142		Seattle, WA
143		BREMERTON, WA
144		Seattle, WA
145		Kirkland, WA
146		SEATTLE, WA
147		WALLA WALLA, WA
148		OLYMPIA, WA
149		WASHOUGAL, WA
150		EVERETT, WA

PAID OUT SCHOLARSHIPS TO 8 NEW COLLEGE STUDENTS TOTALING $13,000. ALSO AWARDED AN ADDITIONAL $10,250 TO 7 STUDENTS CONTINUING THEIR COLLEGE EDUCATION DURING 2021.

ACCOMPANIES CONGOLESE GRASSROOTS LEADERS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT RELIABLY IMPROVE STANDARDS OF LIVING THEIR COMMUNITIES. OUR APPROACH IS ALL-INCLUSIVE AND SUPPORTS ALL GENDERS, BUT WE FOCUS ON PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT WOMEN. PROMOTING GENDER EQUITY AND EMPOWERING WOMEN IS THE KEY TO RAISING THE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX IN DR .

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN RELIEF BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY SUPPLIES, FOOD, WATER, CLOTHING AND HOUSING TO REFUGEES AND IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS.

This corporation is organized to operate as a free crisis response, referral, education, and outreach program for Washington State active or retired first responders, public safety employees, EMS, corrections, civilian support personnel, and their families; to promote the betterment and general welfare of Washington State first responders, public safety employees, EMS, corrections, civilian support personnel, and their families through education that pertains to the daily stressors faced by these individuals and families; and to make distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue .

PROVIDE EDUCATION TO CARE PROFESSIONALS THROUGH SPONSORSHIP OR GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION.

The mission is to promote and inspire to lead safe, healthy, and successful lives. This is accomplished through programs that open the door for healthy , supported families, and an engaged community.

PROMOTING THE WELFARE FIRE FIGHTERS THEIR FAMILIES AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH EDUCTION IN THEIR MUTUAL INTEREST RESPONSIBILITIES AND PUBLIC SAFTY HELPING FIRE FIGHTER FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC WHEN FIRE DESTROYS THEIR HOMES OR INJURES A FIRE FIGHTER

TO SUPPORT AFRICAN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS THROUGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN ORDER TO CREATE WEALTH AND BUILD UP RESILIENT COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS.

To support local youth through scholarships and projects

WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE FIREFIGHTERS BENEVOLENT FUND, ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING AND SUPPORTING BOTH THE EMPLOYEES AND FAMILIES OF OUR DEPARTMENT AND THE MEMEBERS OF OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN THEIR TIMES OF NEED, WITH THE SAME DEDICATION AND SPIRIT THAT WE AS FIREFIGHTERS SERVE AND SUPPORT OUR NEIGHBORS AND COMMUNITIES. FUNDS RAISED BY THIS ORGANIZATION WILL BE USED SOLELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED.

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.

EDUCATES, COORDINATES, CONNECTS AND CONVENES COMMUNITY PARTNERS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND RESIDENTS TO ADDRESS HOLISTICALLY THE ECONOMIC, HEALTH, SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL AND HOUSING IMPACTS OF GROWTH AND CHANGE IN THE YESLER NEIGHBORHOOD AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES, SO THAT THE ENTIRE AREA MAY BENEFIT FROM REDEVELOPMENT, AND MAINTAIN ITS DIVERSITY AND UNIQUE IDENTITIES.

PROVIDING RESOURCES and SERVICES TO VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TO ADDRESS OVERALL WELL-BEING.

primary purpose is to assist in education tribal living in Bangladesh and to provide life improvements that will ultimately enable tribal community to become self-sufficient. There are thousands tribal in who have no educational opportunity. is working in partnership with Bangladesh Tribal Association Baptist Churches to establish primary schools in villages where churches have been established but no schools exist. is supporting agricultural projects with goal providing future educational funding. is also providing micro-loans to tribal women for purpose increasing family income.

PRIME COALITION IS A 501(C)(3) PUBLIC CHARITY THAT PARTNERS WITH MISSION-ALIGNED INVESTORS TO SUPPORT EXTRAORDINARY COMPANIES THAT COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE, HAVE A HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF ACHIEVING COMMERCIAL SUCCESS, AND WOULD OTHERWISE HAVE A DIFFICULT TIME RAISING ADEQUATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SCALE. THE INVESTED AN ADDITIONAL $1,534,000 DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR. ITS TOTAL INVESTMENT AS OF 12/31/2021 IS $2,134,000.

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.

Caring for foster children by providing transitional housing and training families.

Y-WE cultivates the power of diverse * to be creative leaders and courageous changemakers through transformative programs within a collaborative community of belonging. We envision a society rooted in social justice, where all * live their truths, achieve their dreams, and change our world. *Those who identify as or girls or who were assigned female at birth.

PROVIDE MOTEL STAYS TO STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO FACE IMMEDIATE HOMELESSNESS AS WELL AS RENT ASSISTANCE AND UTILITIES ASSISTANCE ORDER TO PROVIDE STABLE HOUSING SO THAT THE CHILDREN CAN ATTEND SCHOOL. THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 2200 HOMELESS CHILDREN SOUTH SNOHOMISH COUNTY.

was created to use outdoor classrooms to make a quality education in reading, math and science accessible for families and to give children a joyful, nature-rich childhood one full of play, exploration, and wonder. Our continued goal is to create safe and affirming outdoor spaces that support childrens physical, emotional and intellectual development.

The researches and educates the public on issues important to retirees and seniors in Washington State, including how to use their democratic rights to achieve justice, equal rights and dignity for retired workers, their families and all Americans.

DONATIONS TO BENEFIT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AIMED AT HELPING CHILDREN THROUGH HOUSING, LIVELIHOOD NEED, EDUCATION.

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP MINIMIZE THE FINANCIAL BURDEN ASSOCIATED WITH BREAST CANCER FOR PATIENTS and SURVIVORS BY PROVIDING DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THEM SO THAT THEY CAN FOCUS ON RECOVERY and QUALITY OF LIFE. OUR MISSION IS TO MAKE SURE THAT THE LEGACY OF WOODS LIVES ON.

Helping families with mortuary and funeral expenses

TO COLLABORATE AND PROVIDE COORDINATION AND SERVICES TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES THAT WERE ADVERSELY IMPACTED BY THE 2014 AND 2015 WILDFIRES AND MUDSLIDES ACROSS OKANOGAN COUNTY, WHILE ALSO PLANNING EFFICIENTLY FOR STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS AND ACTIONS TO ENSURE OKANOGAN COUNTY AND ITS COMMUNITIES ARE BETTER PREPARED FOR FUTURE DISASTERS.

To end Veteran homelessness by providing encouragement, resources and one-on-one support by helping .

PIE) WORKS TO GUARANTEE THE LONG-TERM ECONOMIC STABILITY OF NEWLY ARRIVED REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS KING COUNTY BY PROVIDING TAILORED ASSISTANCE LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, HOUSING STABILIZATION, WORKFORCE ENTRY, AND JOB TRAINING HIGHER-WAGE INDUSTRIES.

works to prevent children from becoming orphans by stabilizing vulnerable families in Ethiopia.

Our mission is to end by providing shelter, respite care, work opportunities and other services, so that people have increased opportunities for stabilization, recovery, and permanent housing.

To provide , educational and life skills support to youth who are progressing their education with community partners and volunteer host families.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO STUDENTS

PTA provides the framework, support and tools for our local PTAs so they may reach their own goals and achieve the overall mission of PTA. also provides programs that serve our families with the support of the local PTAs.

To provide guidance, social and philanthropic opportunities to members and to provide significant charitable contributions in support the military, and their families.

THE . IS PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS AT PORT ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE PORT ANGELES EDUCATION .

Allocation of funds to Christ the Teacher Catholic School formerly St Pauls Cathedral Catholic School for students scholarships. The school maintains the scholarship program

is a group of 90 families who have children from 0-5 years old who are dedicated to nurturing the development of healthy families in a supportive community. Members are involved at every level to create life long learning for adults and kids. In our 70+ years of existence we have found that the skills and community that are forged in the coop continue into the future as parents move into leadership roles in elementary schools in the area. Children bring strong social, emotional, physical and cognitive skills into kindergarten

Creating scalable and collaborative programs that create positive economic impact and financial resiliency for low income families and their communities.

Grocery distribution- free grocery distribution program to low income families in Auburn and Federal Way WA, over the last 10 years. In 2022, we served 503 families and 2,241 individuals.

ToengageandhelpAmericarememberthesacrificeofmilitarythatwerekilledinbattleandfinanciallyaidtheirfamiliesinneed.Ourmissionis:Rememberingthefallen,caringfortheirfamilies.

PROMOTION CULTURAL ACTIVITIES.

TO CULTIVATE FRIENDSHIPS WITH FOR SHARED LEARNING AND SERVICE WHILE PROVIDING AN ENTITY THROUGH WHICH AND BY WHICH EVANGELICAL COOPERATE TO BRING A BETTER LIFE TO ALL AND THEIR FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH FAITH WITH TANGIBLE, SOCIETAL AND EMOTIONAL BENEFITS.

To improve the quality of life and education of of the Buddhist tradition living in India. The provides facilities and programs to educate and empower these women. Also, to increase awareness of the concerns of the and of refugees in general.

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

To protect, preserve, maintain, and enhance State , and to raise funds for financial support of the .

The mission of . is provide physical and mental wellness support services and advocacy the socially disadvantaged, including populations with co-occurring disorders and chemical dependency disorders. We focus on promoting lifestyle changes including stable housing, then, encouraging and maintaining physical, mental, social, and spiritual growth.

TO PROVIDE INDIVIDUALS BEING RELEASED FROM INCARCERATION WITH TRAINING AND HOUSING TO BE ABLE TO INTEGRATE BACK INTO SOCIETY.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS. ANSWER AN AVERAGE OF FORTY CALLS PER WEEK FROM COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN NEED; INTERVIEW, CONSULT, ADVISE AND ASSIST WITH TEMPORARY HOUSING, UTILITY, FURNITURE AND FOOD

OFFERING LOW INCOME CHILDREN K-12 SUBSIDIZED TUITION, SPECIAL EDUCATION GRANTS AND FREE OUTREACH DANCE EDUCATION. PROVIDING THE CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY OPPORTUNIES TO PERFORM AT AN ELEVATED LEVEL AND HIGHER LEARNING OPPORTUNIES.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT MENTORING, CONNECTION TO PURPOSE AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

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