Showing 78 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Odyssey World International Education TO SERVE PEOPLE IMPACTED BY POVERTY and DISCRIMINATION. | Vancouver, WA | |
| 2 | Washington Progress Alliance Build a permanent and powerful social change movement in Washington State supported by a network of committed donors. | Seattle, WA | |
| 3 | American Civil Liberties Union of Washington Found TO PROTECT AND EXTEND CIVIL LIBERTIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS, AND TO TAKE ACTION TO FURTHER THOSE LIBERTIES AND RIGHTS WITHIN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. | Seattle, WA | |
| 4 | FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AERIE 3418 LODGE RECREATION AND CLUBROOM OPERATION WHICH PRACTICES THE PRINCIPLES OF EQUALITY, JUSTICE AND FUNDRAISING FOR CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. | FREELAND, WA | |
| 5 | Progress House Association To support men, women and female children impacted by incarceration, poverty, mental illness or discrimination through education, advocacy, employment, housing, and additional assistance. | Tacoma, WA | |
| 6 | WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF THE BLIND DEDICATED TO PROMOTING OPPORTUNITY, EQUALITY, AND INDEPENDENCE IN THE BLIND COMMUNITY. | YAKIMA, WA | |
| 7 | Washington Progress Fund Washington Progress Fund is building a permanent and powerful social change movement in Washington state supported by a network of committed donors. | Seattle, WA | |
| 8 | IGNITE WORLDWIDE IGNITE Worldwide 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. | Brier, WA | |
| 9 | Washington Indian Civil Rights Commission To uphold civil rights through education and advocacy | Olympia, WA | |
| 10 | Environmental Defender Law Center The Environmental Defender Law Center (EDLC) works to protect the human rights of individuals and communities in developing countries who are fighting against harm to their environment. | Seattle, WA | |
| 11 | LEGAL COUNSEL FOR YOUTH AND CHILDREN Legal Counsel for Youth and Children (LCYC) protects the interests and safety of youth in Washington by advancing their legal rights. We accomplish our mission through direct representation, strong community partnerships, and systemic advocacy. Our four main focus areas include: child welfare, juvenile court, immigrant youth and families, and youth homelessness. LCYC was created, and has continued to evolve, in response to community needs and service gaps, increasing legal literacy and expanding access to justice for young people in Washington. We provide youth-centered, community-based, holistic legal advocacy to hundreds of youth annually. Most are between 12 -24 years in age. Due to racism and oppression, youth of color and LGBTQ+ youth are overrepresented within the systems that LCYC works and among the youth represented by LCYC. We apply lessons learned from young people, community partners, and direct services to inform our systemic advocacy work. | Seattle, WA | |
| 12 | CORNERSTONE MEDICAL SERVICES FOUNDATION OUR MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH ACCESS AND OUTCOMES FOR THE UNDERSERVED, ULIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY IMMIGRANTS WITH A VISION THAT THE PERSONS WHO TAKES CARE OF OTHERS EXPERIENCE THE MOST POWERFUL FORM OF EQUITY. | FEDERAL WAY, WA | |
| 13 | Civic Education Fund Research and Education to reduce income inequality. | Seattle, WA | |
| 14 | LEWIS COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING QUALITY AND COMPASSIONATE HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN A PATIENT-CENTERED ATMOSPHERE, RESPECTING INDIVIDUAL AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY. | CHEHALIS, WA | |
| 15 | MOMSRISING EDUCATION FUND MOMSRISING EDUCATION FUND EDUCATES AND ENGAGES PEOPLE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ADVANCING FAMILY ECONOMIC SECURITY AND ENDING DISCRIMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES. | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 16 | REFORM ALLIANCE Provide information about public policy reforms. | WOODINVILLE, WA | |
| 17 | WASHINGTON STATE TAISHAN ASSOCIATION Promote welfare and protect human rights of Chinese American from China Taishan region. Serve as communication hub between Tong Xiang, Chinese American from China Taishan region. Serve needs of Tong Xiang in N of A | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 18 | TURKISH WOMEN CHARITY AND AID ORGANIZATION Public Charity - Initiate and participate in humanitarian activities sanctioned by United States Government -To provide aid to women and children in need in the state of Washington including but not limited to; finding a shelter finding a job moral support pregnancy support to help with basic needs like food and clothes. -To educate children and women on Turkish culture personal enrichment and Islamic religion -To organize social and educational activities celebrating Turkish religious holidays and promoting cultural awareness -To empower women by providing information on their rights -To organize charity fundraising activities in support of women and children | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 19 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 20 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 21 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 22 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 23 | Bremerton, WA | ||
| 24 | LYNNWOOD, WA | ||
| 25 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 26 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 27 | Spokane, WA | ||
| 28 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 29 | VANCOUVER, WA | ||
| 30 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 31 | BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WA | ||
| 32 | EASTSOUND, WA | ||
| 33 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 34 | EVERETT, WA | ||
| 35 | PORT TOWNSEND, WA | ||
| 36 | Spanaway, WA | ||
| 37 | Olympia, WA | ||
| 38 | BOTHELL, WA | ||
| 39 | CHEHALIS, WA | ||
| 40 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 41 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 42 | BREMERTON, WA | ||
| 43 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 44 | TACOMA, WA | ||
| 45 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 46 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 47 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 48 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
| 49 | Seattle, WA | ||
| 50 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
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