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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | SPOKANE CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING TO IMPROVE THE SELF-DETERMINATION AND SELF-RELIANCE OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH SYSTEMS AND INDIVIDUAL ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES. | SPOKANE, WA | |
| 52 | SKOOKUM EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS WITH OTHER THREE DECADES OF EXCELLENCE ROOTED IN SOUND BUSINESS PRACTICES, WE CREATE THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTEGRATE PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES INTO THE WORKFORCE. WE HAVE OVER 1,300 EMPLOYEES IN TWELVE STATES INCLUDING WASHINGTON DC. VETERANS WITH SERVICE CONNECTED DISABILITIES ACCOUNT FOR OVER A THIRD OF OUR WORKFORCE. AT THE BEGINNING OF 2019, WE PURCHASED AN AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING FACILITY TO EXPAND THE EMPLOYMENT OF VETERANS IN OUR COMMUNITIES. | BREMERTON, WA | |
| 53 | VILLAGE COMMUNITY SERVICES HELPS PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE PERSONAL POTENTIAL AT HOME, WORK and IN THE COMMUNITY. | ARLINGTON, WA | |
| 54 | A Gift For Special Children We provide support for famillies with special needs children with: Housing, Utility Assistance, transportation assistance, medical support, clothing, and diapers | Matlock, WA | |
| 55 | ROSALIA GIFTED GRANNYS PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS FOR ACTIVITIES OR PROGRAMS. PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS, LOCAL PROGRAMS SUCH AS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT,FOOD BANK AND SPECIAL NEEDS INDIVIDUALS- FIRE VICTIMS. | ROSALIA, WA | |
| 56 | CANCER CARE OF NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON PROVIDE HOUSING, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND REHABILITATIVE NEEDS FOR LOCAL/OUT OF TOWN CANCER PATIENTS. | WENATCHEE, WA | |
| 57 | SPOKANE ROTARY FOUNDATION SPOKANE ROTARY FOUNDATION ACCEPTS CONTRIBUTIONS AND THEN INVESTS AND MANAGES THESE CONTRIBUTIONS IN PERPETUITY. A PERCENTAGE OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE (3 YEAR AVERAGE)IS DISTRIBUTED TO ROTARY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC.ON A QUARTERLY BASIS. ROTARY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. THEN DISTRIBUTES THE MONEY THROUGH ITS CHARITABLE COMMITTEES INCLUDING YOUTH SERVICES, DISABILITIES, CIVIC AFFAIRS, VOCATIONAL SERVICES (INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS) AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICES. | SPOKANE, WA | |
| 58 | NEW HORIZON SCHOOL TO PROVIDE A SUCCESSFUL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES, ATTENTION DEFICITS, AND OTHER LEARNING DIFFERENCES. IT OFFERS A WIDE RANGE OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES WITH ACCOMMODATIONS TO MEET THE NEEDS OF ITS LEARNERS. THE SCHOOL SERVES STUDENTS IN GRADES 4-12 FROM A GEOGRAPHICAL REGION RANGING FROM ISSAQUAH, TO EVERETT, TO BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, TO TACOMA, AND EVERYWHERE IN BETWEEN. | RENTON, WA | |
| 59 | A COMMON VOICE A Common Voice (ACV) for Pierce County Parents is a nonprofit organization that provides advocacy, support, building on the strengths of families with the goal of keeping families together. Our work is solution driven and non-adversarial. We empower families to navigate through multi-systems and to hold themselves, their child and service providers accountable. We help families to cope with the special needs of their child by moving them through the process of acceptance. | Lakewood, WA | |
| 60 | VASHON ISLAND COMMUNITY CARE HOME AND ASSISTED LIVING CENTER ON VASHON ISLAND, WASHINGTON | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 61 | Families for Effective Autism Treatment FEAT provides families with hope and guidance to help their children with autism reach their full potential. | Mercer Island, WA | |
| 62 | SHARE and CARE HOUSE PAYEE, GUARDIAN, HOUSING, RENTAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS OF ANY AGE, RACE, RELIGION, MARITAL STATUS, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, OR DISABILITY. | PUYALLUP, WA | |
| 63 | FOUNDATION HOUSE AT NORTHGATE PROVIDE INDEPENDENT AND ASSISTED LIVING HOUSING FOR SENIORS. | GIG HARBOR, WA | |
| 64 | HORSE HARBOR FOUNDATION To provide care and housing to a herd of 33 rescued equines. Recover and rehabilitate said equines and use in training and education to a group of 55 students, equine assisted therapy, and other community partnerships working with youth. | Silverdale, WA | |
| 65 | THE KNIGHTS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR PERSONS IN CONVALESCENCE OR WITH PERMANENT DISABILITIES WHO ARE UNABLE TO OBTAIN THE ITEMS NEEDED FOR THEIR RECOVERY OR LONG-TERM CARE. THE ORGANIZATION WILL STORE, SANITIZE, REPAIR AND TRANSPORT THE USED EQUIPMENT FOR THESE INDIVIDUALS. | PASCO, WA | |
| 66 | INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE THEATRICAL STAGE DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION AND BELONGING ARE UNION ISSUES. MAKING SURE THAT ALL WORKERS CAN THRIVE IN OUR UNIONS AND IN OUR WORKPLACES ENSURES THAT TOGETHER WE WILL RISE. | SEATTLE, WA | |
| 67 | WASHINGTON ALASKAN MALAMUTE ADOPTION LEAGUE Washington Alaskan Malamute Adoption League (WAMAL) was formed to help with Malamute Rescue in Washington State and since then has expanded into Oregon. WAMAL rescues, rehabilitates and re-homes Malamutes (or Mal-enough-a-mutes!) who find themselves without a home or in need of a new home. WAMAL provides hope to families that must rehome their malamutes when life has taken a sharp detour; training support to those families desperately working to keep their 4-legged family members; works with shelters and takes into rescue strays and those pups needing an extra level of thoroughness in the adoption process; and, actively recruits adopters and foster homes. | Seattle, WA | |
| 68 | NORTHWEST BEHAVIORAL ASSOCIATES TO PROVIDE INDIVIDUALIZED THERAPY AND EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM AND RELATED DISORDERS AND TO THEIR FAMILIES, AND TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF AUTISM IN THE COMMUNITY. | BELLEVUE, WA | |
| 69 | GIG HARBOR, WA | ||
| 70 | Kirkland, WA | ||
| 71 | PULLMAN, WA | ||
| 72 | Richland, WA | ||
| 73 | Vancouver, WA | ||
| 74 | BELLEVUE, WA | ||
| 75 | VANCOUVER, WA | ||
| 76 | SEATTLE, WA | ||
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