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Cover Sheet
City of Seattle
Gregory J. Nickels, Mayor
2009 Combined Charities Campaign
The City of Seattle has the “Power to Make a Difference”
You’re invited to join us as we begin the 2009 Combined Charities Campaign. Our theme this year is
“The Power to Make a Difference.” In eight short weeks, from September 28 to November 20,
employees throughout the city will join together to support our community members in need.
We know that these are difficult times. Our families, communities and local governments have
experienced firsthand the effects of the economic downturn. It is precisely at this time that our local,
regional and national nonprofit organizations need help more than ever to deliver important services to
many of the most vulnerable in our community.
We know that City employees will rise to the occasion and demonstrate once again our collective
generosity and compassion. Together, we can meet this year’s campaign targets and in the weeks
ahead, we hope to set an all-time high for employee giving at the City of Seattle. We need your help to
achieve our goals this year:
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Raise $1.1 million in pledged donations
Increase employee participation to 35 percent
And donate more than 20,000 hours in volunteer time.
City employees last year answered the call to service, exceeding our goal of $1 million by raising more
than $1,076,000 in contributions. In addition, a record 28 percent of employees participated in the
campaign. Your contributions helped the United Way of King County and more than 1,300 charitable
organizations make a significant difference in the lives of people throughout our region and beyond.
We know that many in our community still face daily challenges, especially for basic needs. That’s why
we’re asking each one of you to consider deepening your commitment this year to the City’s Combined
Charities campaign. With more than 10,000 employees at the City of Seattle, our combined giving power
is incredible.
United, we have the “Power to Make a Difference” in our community. Please consider making a
contribution, volunteering your time and making a difference in the lives of others and our community.
GREG NICKELS
Mayor of Seattle
JORGE CARRASCO
Combined Charities Campaign Co-Chair
Top 5 Reasons to Give
# 5 Combined Charities is flexible!
You decide how much and how often to give and which charities to support. You can
request changes to your contribution at any time.
# 4 Participation is easy, confidential and secure!
You can make and manage your donations securely online through the Employee Self
Service Portal at http://selfservice/.
# 3 No administrative fees!
100 percent of your donation goes directly to the charity of your choice.
#2 Combined Charities is effective!
Combined Charities is a proven, successful workplace giving campaign. In the last 20
years, City of Seattle employees have donated ten million dollars to over 800 Combined
Charities.
#1 The need is greater than ever before!
The United Way has reported that more people than ever before are struggling to make ends
meet. Many families in our own local community can’t afford food, gas, health care and other
necessary goods and services. Even a small contribution can be a big help to those in need.
Consider this:
 Over 8,400 people in King County are homeless.
 Food bank shelves are being depleted quickly.
 Winter is coming, and people need help paying their utility bills.
 Charities are understaffed and rely on volunteers to keep things running smoothly.
Disclosure
Some charities partner with larger organizations that provide them with greater resources and fundraising
opportunities. These larger organizations—or federations—help charities with training staff, gathering
volunteers, marketing, and collecting and processing donations, to name a few services. Most
federations do take a percentage of the donations for their administrative costs. Listed below are
federations and their member charities, along with the administrative fee.
America's Charities
Administrative Fees: 17.5%
NAACP Special Contribution Fund
Community Health Charities
Administrative Fees: 17%
ALS Association - Evergreen Chapter
American Diabetes Association
American Lung Association
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America Northwest Chapter
Easter Seals Washington
Epilepsy Foundation Northwest
National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Greater
Washington Chapter
St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital
Washington Poison Center
EarthShare of Washington
Administrative Fees: 15-25%
American Farmland Trust
American Rivers
Bat Conservation International
Center for Health, Environment and Justice
Climate Solutions
The Conservation Fund
Conservation International
Defenders of Wildlife
Earth Day Network
Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Environmental Law Institute
Futurewise
The Izaak Walton League of America
National Parks Conservation Association
Natural Resources Defense Council
The Nature Conservancy
Oceana
People for Puget Sound
The Peregrine Fund
Pesticide Action Network
Puget Soundkeeper Alliance
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Rainforest Alliance
Scenic America
Sightline Institute
Surfrider Foundation
Transportation Choices Coalition
Union of Concerned Scientists
Washington Native Plant Society
Washington Toxics Coalition
Washington Trails Association
Washington Water Trails Association
Washington Wilderness Coalition
The Wilderness Society
World Wildlife Fund
Global Impact
Administrative Fees: None Taken
ACCION International
African Medical & Research Foundation
Africare
American Jewish World Service
American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA)
American Refugee Committee
AmeriCares
CARE
Catholic Relief Services
Children International
Christian Children's Fund
Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
Church World Service/CROP Walk
ECHO, Inc.
FINCA International
Freedom From Hunger
Health Volunteers Overseas
International Eye Foundation
International Relief Teams
International Youth Foundation
Lutheran World Relief
Mercy Corp
Opportunity International
Oxfam America
PATH
Planned Parenthood - World Population
PCI-Media Impact, INC
Save the Children
TechnoServe, Inc.
US Fund for UNICEF
United Methodist Committee on Relief
Women for Women International
Housing Development Consortium
Administrative Fees: Not Available
Common Ground
Homestead Community Land Trust
Mt. Baker Housing Association
Independent Charities of America
Administrative Fees: 10%
Kidney Cancer Association
Local Independent Charities of America
Administrative Fees: 10%
Adopt-A-Stream
Assistance Dog United Campaign
Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation
Breast Cancer Fund
Deaf-Blind Service Center
Direct Relief International
FareStart
Seattle Goodwill Industries
Kid’s Co. (Evergreen Children's Association)
Metro Employees Historic Vehicle Association
Multifaith Works
Northwest Organization for Animal Help (NOAH)
Northwest Burn Foundation
Pacific Science Center
Pawsitive Alliance
Shoreline Public Schools Foundation
Special Olympics
Summit Assistance Dogs
Neighbor to Nation
Administrative Fees: 10%
AIDS Community Research Initiative of America
(ACRIA)
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Blessings International
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Christian Relief Fund
Diabetes National Research Group
Concern Foundation
Fairygodmother Foundation
Foundation Fighting Blindness
Glaucoma Research Foundation
Guide Dog Foundation For The Blind
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger
Mercy Ships
Mexican Medical Ministries
Multiple Sclerosis National Research Institute
The National Children's Cancer Society
National Right to Life Committee Educational
Trust Fund
New Covenant Ministries International
Officer's Christian Fellowship
World Concern
World Emergency Relief
Women's Funding Alliance
Administrative Fee: One-Time Joining Fee
Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services
(ADWAS)
BABES Network
CHAYA
Washington CASH
FaithTrust Institute
Jubilee Women's Center
King County Coalition Against Domestic
Violence
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center
Passages Northwest
Planned Parenthood of Western Washington
Powerful Voices
Residence XII
Women’s Housing Equality & Enhancement
League (WHEEL)
Table of Contents
Animals ..................................................................................................... 1
Arts, Culture & Humanities ........................................................................ 9
Children, Youth & Family Services .......................................................... 16
Disaster Relief & Emergency Services.................................................... 26
Education & Literacy ............................................................................... 27
Environment ............................................................................................ 35
Health & Health Research ....................................................................... 42
Housing & Homelessness ....................................................................... 56
Human Services ...................................................................................... 58
Hunger & Food Distribution ..................................................................... 90
International Relief & Development ......................................................... 91
Senior Centers & Services ...................................................................... 98
Animals
Adopt-A-Pet
Charity ID: 45001
An organization of dedicated
volunteers devoted to saving the
lives of homeless animals and
placing them in caring, responsible
homes.
Address: 940 E Jensen Rd,
Shelton, WA 98584
Phone Number: 360-432-3091
www.adoptapet-wa.org
Alley Cat Allies Incorporated
Charity ID: 45002
Alley Cat Allies is dedicated to
promoting and to advocating for
nonlethal methods to control and
reduce cat populations.
Address: 7920 Norfolk Ave Ste 600
, Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone Number: 240-482-1980
www.alleycat.org
American Humane Association
Charity ID: 45003
Our nation's only organization
dedicated to protecting children and
animals from abuse, neglect, and
cruelty through advocacy and
support of child and animal welfare
agencies.
Address: 63 Inverness Drive East,
Englewood, CO, 80112
Phone Number: 303-792-9900
www.americanhumane.org
American Society For The
Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
(ASPCA)
Charity ID: 45004
America's first animal welfare
organization. Committed to
preventing cruelty to animals and
reaching the day when all adoptable
pets find safe, loving homes.
Address: 424 East 92nd St 3rd Fl,
New York, NY, 10128
Phone Number: 212-876-7700
www.aspca.org
Animal Place
Charity ID: 45092
Animal Place is a sanctuary and
education center for farm animals.
We provide a permanent home for
cattle, pigs, goats, sheep, rabbits,
chickens, roosters and turkeys. We
offer farm tours, animal care
workshops, volunteer training
classes and vegan cooking classes.
We produced a documentary on
farmed animals that was aired
nationwide on PBS entitled, "The
Emotional World of Farm Animals."
www.assistancedogunitedcampaign.
org
Audubon Washington
Charity ID: 14002
Address: 3448 Laguna Creek Trail,
Vacaville, CA 95688
Phone Number: 707-449-4814
www.animalplace.org
Audubon Washington conserves
and restores natural ecosystems,
focusing on birds, other wildlife, and
their habitats for the benefit of
humanity and the earth's biological
diversity.
Animal Rescue Foundation Of
Everett
Charity ID: 45081
Address: 1063 Capitol Way S Ste
208, Olympia, WA, 98501
Phone Number: 206-652-2444
www.wa.audubon.org
ARF supports the work of Everett
Animal Services by providing
treatment and care for homeless
animals needing a second chance
at life.
Address: PO Box 12817, Everett,
WA, 98206
Phone Number: 425-257-6011
www.everettarf.org
Animal Talk Rescue
Charity ID: 45006
Our mission is to end the plight and
suffering of homeless, neglected
and abused companion animals,
also to educate the public about the
benefits of spaying and neutering.
Address: 6514 Roosevelt Way NE,
Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-526-1558
www.animaltalkrescue.org
Animals As Natural Therapy
Charity ID: 45007
Baahaus Animal Rescue Group
Charity ID: 45009
Baahaus Animal Rescue is a
volunteer group that provides
permanent sanctuary for local
domestic farm animals in jeopardy.
Works with other animal welfare
agencies on public education
concerning animal welfare.
Address: PO Box 2356, Vashon
WA 98070
Phone Number: 206-463-2513
www.baahaus.org
Bat Conservation International
Inc
Charity ID: 45010
Bats, and the habitats they rely on,
urgently need your assistance. Help
save these remarkable and
vulnerable animals through our
conservation, research, and
education initiatives.
Animals As Natural Therapy
strengthens our community by
developing healthy, resilient
individuals through animal-assisted
education and personal growth.
Address: PO Box 162603, Austin,
TX 78716
Phone Number: 512-327-9721
www.batcon.org
Address: 721 Van Wyck Road,
Bellingham, WA, 98226
Phone Number: 360-671-3509
www.animalsasnaturaltherapy.org
Bella Fund, The
Charity ID: 45100
Assistance Dog United Campaign
Charity ID: 45008
Address: 13619 Mukilteo
Speedway #D5-214, Lynnwood,
WA, 98087
Phone Number: 425-273-5636
Website Not Available
To provide financial assistance to
pets with life-threatening medical
conditions.
Helps provide loving assistance dog
partners - Guide, Service, Hearing,
Social/Therapy dogs - to individuals
with disabilities through ADUC's
assistance dog sponsorships. and
training program grants.
Best Friends Animal Society
Charity ID: 45011
Address: 1221 Sebastopol Road,
Santa Rosa, CA, 95407
Phone Number: 800-284-3647
Best Friends Animal Society works
with shelters, rescue groups and our
members nationwide to bring about
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a time when there will be no more
homeless pets. Best Friends
operates the nation's largest
sanctuary for homeless animals; it
provides adoption, low-cost spay
and neuter services, animal care
workshops, and wildlife
rehabilitation. Best Friends Animal
Society is guided by a simple
philosophy: kindness to animals
builds a better world for all of us.
www.bullseyerescue.com
by preventing more unwanted
animals from being born.
Cascade Animal Protection
Society
Charity ID: 45014
Address: PO Box 1202, Gig
Harbor, WA 98335
Phone Number: 253-627-SPAY
www.psnp.org
Cascade Animal Protection Society
is an all volunteer, non-profit
organization dedicated to saving the
lives of homeless, injured, and
unwanted animals in the Puget
Sound area.
Address: 5001 Angel Canyon Rd,
Kanab, UT 84741
Phone Number: 435-644-2001
www.bestfriends.org
Address: PO Box 2085, Sumner,
WA 98390
Phone Number: 253-863-8004
www.members.petfinder.org
Best Little Rabbit, Rodent &
Ferret House (House Rabbit
Society)
Charity ID: 45012
Cat Tales Zoological Park
Charity ID: 45013
The welfare of all rabbits, rodents
and ferrets is our primary
consideration. We believe that all
are equally valuable regardless of
breed purity, temperament, state of
health, or relationship to humans.
Address: 14317 Lake City Way NE,
Seattle WA 98125
Phone Number: 206-365-9105
www.rabbitrodentferret.org
Born Free United With Animal
Protection Institute
Charity ID: 45005
Saving animals is API's reason for
being. Since 1968, we've used
legislation, litigation, and education
with the goal of ending abuse and
exploitation of animals.
Address: 1122 S St , Sacramento,
CA 95814
Phone Number: 800-348-7387
www.api4animals.org
BullsEye Dog Rescue
Charity ID: 45098
Our core value is to provide
education about the amazing Pit
Bull "breed" to the public, current Pit
Bull owners, other rescue
organizations and shelters
throughout the Puget Sound region.
BullsEye is not a shelter. Instead,
we are a network of foster homes
and volunteers working with pit bull
friendly, Puget Sound region
shelters to give a handful of Pit Bulls
a second chance.
Address: 3705 N Baltimore St,
Tacoma, WA, 98407
Phone Number: 253-905-6131
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Promotes the welfare and survival of
all living species through dedication,
conservation, and education.
Promotes the preservation of
endangered species in general, with
a specific focus on endangered and
exotic cats. Provides and promotes
accurate environmental information
and education for all ages to prevent
the continued destruction of wildlife
habitats.
Address: 17020 N Newport Hwy
Mead, WA 99021
Phone Number: 509-238-4126
www.cattales.org
Citizens For Off-Leash Areas
(COLA)
Charity ID: 45015
Citizens for Off-Leash Areas
(COLA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that
was formed to obtain and maintain
off-leash dog exercise areas in
Seattle. Citizens dedicated to
creating off-leash areas believed
that dog owners needed an
organization to work with the City
and maintain long-term stability for
the off-leash program.
Address: PO Box 80672. Seattle,
WA 98108
Phone Number: 206-264-5573
www.coladog.org
Coalition Humane (Formerly
Peninsula Spay/Neuter Project &
Humans United To Minimize
Animal Euthanasia)
Charity ID: 45037
Coalition Humane (formerly the
Peninsula Spay/Neuter Project)
saves lives of companion animals
Concern For Animals
Charity ID: 45016
To reduce number of unwanted
animals through accessible
opportunity for spay and neuter also
to promote welfare of all animals by
providing emergency medical
assistance
Address: PO Box 4422, Tumwater,
WA, 98501
Phone Number: 360-456-8176
www.concernforanimals.org
Dane Outreach, Inc.
Charity ID: 45094
Dane Outreach is a group of
Washington State volunteers
dedicated to giving Great Danes a
second chance. Danes who have
been abandoned, neglected, or
surrendered are cared for in our
foster homes until they are adopted
into a loving new family. We also
help current and future Dane
owners by providing information
about the breed, its requirements,
the importance of responsible
breeding, and by answering
questions on care and training
issues.
Address: PO Box 803, Lynden,
WA, 98264
Phone Number: 206-654-5111
www.daneoutreach.org
Defenders Of Wildlife
Charity ID: 14025
Defenders of Wildlife is a national,
nonprofit membership organization
dedicated to the protection of all
native wild animals and plants in
their natural communities.
Address: 1130 Seventeenth St,
NW, Washington, DC, 20036
Phone Number: 202-682-9400
www.defenders.org
DELTA Rescue (Dedication And
Everlasting Love To Animals)
Charity ID: 45017
Only organization in America
rescuing dogs and cats abandoned
in wilderness areas, housing over
1500 of them at its care-for-life, nokill sanctuary.
Address: PO Box 9 , Glendale, CA
91209
Phone Number: 661-269-4010
www.deltarescue.tv
Delta Society - Pet Partners
Program
Charity ID: 45018
Your support helps therapy animal
teams comfort over 1,000,000 men,
women and children in hospitals,
physical therapy, or those who have
lost loved ones.
Address: 875 124th Ave NE Ste
101 , Bellevue, WA, 98005
Phone Number: 425-226-7357
www.deltasociety.org
Doney Memorial Pet Clinic
Charity ID: 45019
The Doney Memorial Pet Clinic was
started by Dr. Charles Bud Doney, a
Seattle veterinarian, to serve the
pets of homeless and poor people.
Loss of open land is an urgent
threat. We work with
conservationists to preserve access,
plan development and protect land
so we can enjoy horses.
Address: 126 B North Main St,
Elizabeth, IL, 61028
Phone Number: 815-858-3501
www.elcr.org
Farm Sanctuary
Charity ID: 45080
Farm Sanctuary was founded in
1986 to combat the abuses of
industrialized farming and to
encourage a new awareness and
understanding about "farm animals."
At Farm Sanctuary, these animals
are our friends, not our food.
Address: PO Box 150 Watkins
Glen, NY 14891
Phone Number: 607-583-2225
www.farmsanctuary.org
Feline Friends
Charity ID: 45023
Address: 4351 29th Ave W,
Seattle, WA, 98199
Phone Number: 206-283-9167
Website Not Available
Feline Foster Network provides
refuge, aid and care for unwanted,
abandoned, abused or lost cats and
kittens.
Doris Day Animal Foundation
Charity ID: 45020
Address: PO Box 27, Shelton, WA
98584
Phone Number: 360-866-0599
www.feline-friends.net
Promoting protection for animals
through programs addressing
solutions for pet overpopulation and
educating the public about the link
between animal abuse and violence
against people.
Address: 8033 Sunset Blvd Ste
845, Los Angeles, CA 20002
Phone Number: 202-546-1761
www.ddaf.org
Environmental Defense Fund
Charity ID: 45021
Environmental Defense's scientists,
economists and attorneys design
practical, long-term strategies to
protect wildlife, natural resources,
safeguard clean air, water and
human health
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project
Charity ID: 45024
Our organization provides free, safe,
and humane spay/neuter services
for homeless cats in the Puget
Sound region and surrounding
communities of Washington State.
Address: 4001 198th St SW, Ste 3,
Lynwood, WA 98036
Phone Number: 206-528-8125
www.feralcatproject.org
Friends Of Animals
Charity ID: 45025
Address: 257 Park Ave S , New
York, NY 10010
Phone Number: 212-505-2100
www.environmentaldefense.org
Friends of Animals works to
cultivate a respectful view of
nonhuman animals, free-living and
domestic. Our goal is to free
animals from cruelty and
institutionalized exploitation around
the world.
Equestrian Land Conservation
Resource
Charity ID: 45022
Address: 777 Post Road Ste 205,
Darien, CT 06820
Phone Number: 203-656-1522
www.friendsofanimals.org
Friends Of Campus Cats
Charity ID: 45026
FCC practices non-lethal
management of feral cats using
TTVAR
(trap/test/vaccinate/alter/release) as
well as socialization and adoption of
feral cats and kittens.
Address: PO Box 75224, Seattle,
WA 98175
Phone Number: 206-442-2051
www.campuscats.org
Friends Of Washoe
Charity ID: 45027
Friends of Washoe is dedicated to
providing captive chimpanzees
sanctuary from exploitation and
abuse, protecting free-living
chimpanzees from extinction, and
educating the public about the plight
of our fellow apes.
Address: PO Box 728, Ellensburg,
WA 98926
Phone Number: 509-963-2363
www.friendsofwashoe.org
Full Moon Farm
Charity ID: 48093
Full Moon Farm is a rescue and
sanctuary for captive bred wolves
and wolfdogs, offering lifetime care
for 'abused and refused' canines.
Address: PO Box 1548, Black
Mountain, NC, 28711
Phone Number: 828-669-1818
www.fullmoonfarm.org
Fund For Animals
Charity ID: 45028
Founded in 1967 by bestselling
author Cleveland Amory. The Fund
for Animals provides hands-on care
to protect wildlife at sanctuaries
such as Black Beauty Ranch.
Address: 200 W 57th St Ste 705,
New York, NY, 10019
Phone Number: 888-405-3863
www.fundforanimals.org
FurKidz 911 Connection
Charity ID: 48099
FurKids is a resource for animal
shelters in Washington State who
are in nee of saving a dog from
being euthanized when all other
options have failed. Our
organization will help adoptable
dogs who are not able to find an
immediate foster home in their area
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and who are scheduled to be
euthanized. They will be placed in a
foster home in their area until a
permanent home can be found.
Before the dogs are adopted, they
will be spayed/neutered,
microchipped, and vaccinated
(including rabies).
Address: 14011 50th Dr SE,
Snohomish, WA, 98296
Phone Number: 425-773-2555
www.furkidz911.org
FurKidz 911 Connection
Charity ID: 45099
To be a resource for animal shelters
in Washington State who are in
need of saving a dog from being
euthanized when all other options
have failed. Our organization will
help adoptable dogs who are not
able to find an immediate foster
home. They will be placed in a
home until a permanent home can
be found. Before adoption, they will
be spayed/neutered, microchipped,
and vaccinated.
assistance for high-cost emergency
veterinary care.
www.guidedogsofamerica.org
Address: 1138 N 166th St, Seattle,
WA 98133
Phone Number: 206-542-3888
www.gingerspetrescue.org
Hope For Horses
Charity ID: 45033
Golden Ears Hearing Dog
Training Center
Charity ID: 45030
Established in 1993 as a non profit
organization, Golden Ears works to
train hearing dogs for the deaf and
severely hard of hearing and their
partners. Most of our activities take
place in the Tacoma, Washington
area, however we have volunteers
located around the Puget Sound.
There is an great need for these
special team members.
Address: PO Box 64183, Tacoma,
WA, 98464
Phone Number: 206-246-6652
www.goldenearsdogs.org
Greyhound Pets Inc
Charity ID: 45031
Address: 14011 50th Dr SE,
Snohomish, WA, 98296
Phone Number: 425-773-2555
www.furkidz911.org
To find good loving homes for
greyhounds and to look out for their
welfare. This is reason for our
existence.
Furry Friends
Charity ID: 45029
Address: PO Box 891, Woodinville,
WA, 98072
Phone Number: 877-468-7681
www.greyhoundpetsinc.org
Helps homeless pets by education
in the community, Spaying and
neutering, pet adoptions, pet
visitations to care facilities, funding
pet deposits for seniors and
providing medical and foster care to
pets.
Address: PO Box 711, Brush
Prairie, WA, 98606
Phone Number: 360-993-1097
www.furryfriendswa.org
Ginger's Pet Rescue
Charity ID: 45091
We are a non-profit organization
that specializes in saving "Death
Row Dogs" and rescuing them
within 24 hours to give them a
second change in life. We are
involved with six animal shelters in
Washington. We take in dogs that
people no longer want and are
abandoned. These dogs are placed
in foster homes or boarding kennels
until they are adopted. We also
assist those who need financial
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Guide Dog Foundation For The
Blind
Charity ID: 20054
Enhances the independence,
mobility and quality of life for people
with visual impairments through
partnerships with specially trained
Guide Dogs at no cost to them.
Address: PO Box 151200 San
Rafael, CA 94915
Phone Number: 800-295-4050
www.guidedogs.com
Guide Dogs Of America
Charity ID: 45032
Guide Dogs of America is a
nonprofit organization dedicated in
providing professionally trained
guide dogs to blind individuals, free
of charge, United States and
Canada.
Address: 13445 Glenoaks Blvd
Sylmar, CA 91342
Phone Number: 800-459-4843
To rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home
horses that have been neglected,
abused, or abandoned in
Washington state.
Address: PO Box 1790,
Woodinville, WA, 98072
Phone Number: 360-453-4040
www.hopeforhorses.net
Humane Society - Blue Mountain
Charity ID: 45034
To prevent cruelty and promote
kindness to all living creatures.
Address: 7 E George, Walla Walla,
WA, 99362
Phone Number: 509-529-5188
www.bluemountainhumane.org
Humane Society - Pet Project
Charity ID: 16013
Pet Project matches volunteers oneon-one with clients, handling most of
their pet care needs on a monthly
basis, and enables clients to keep
their pets while spending their
limited resources on food and other
living expenses for themselves.
Address: 13212 Se Eastgate Way
Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone Number: 425-649-7566
www.seattlehumane.org/petproject.s
html
Humane Society - Seattle-King
County
Charity ID: 45035
The Humane Society for
Seattle/King County is committed to
providing the resources and support
necessary to build lifelong
relationships between people and
their pets.
Address: 13212 Se Eastgate Way
Bellevue, Way 98005
Phone Number: 206-641-0080
www.seattlehumane.org
Humane Society - Tacoma &
Pierce County
Charity ID: 45036
Our mission is to protect and
promote the well-being of animals
and to foster positive relationships
between pets and people. Behind
that statement is a vision of a
community where animals are
treated with respect, every pet has a
permanent and loving home.
Address: 2608 Center St, Tacoma,
WA 98409
Phone Number: 253-284-5823
www.thehumanesociety.org
Humane Society of Skagit Valley
Charity ID: 45097
The purpose of the Humane Society
of Skagit Valley is to provide a safe
haven to shelter and care for the
abandoned, abused, or unwanted
animals; to treat the animals with
dignity and respect; to place these
animals into loving and caring
homes; to create public education
programs that increase the
awareness of humane treatment
and the necessity of spaying and
neutering animals; and coordinate
resources for housing and
placement of small animals
evacuated during disaster.
Address: 18841 Kelleher Rd,
Burlington, WA, 98233
Phone Number: 360-757-0445
www.skagithumane.com
Humane Society Of The United
States
Charity ID: 20049
Our mission is to create a humane
and sustainable world for all
animals, including people, through
education, advocacy and the
promotion of respect and
compassion.
Address: 700 Professional Dr,
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
Phone Number: 202-452-1100
www.hsus.org
In Defense Of Animals
Charity ID: 45038
International animal protection
organization dedicated to ending the
exploitation and abuse of animals by
raising the status of animals beyond
that of mere property, and by
defending their rights, welfare and
habitat.
Address: 3010 Kerner Blvd, San
Rafael, CA 94901
Phone Number: 415-448-0048
www.idausa.org
International Snow Leopard Trust
Charity ID: 45039
Through innovative programs,
effective partnerships, and the latest
science, the Snow Leopard Trust is
saving the magnificent snow leopard
and improving the lives of people
who live in the snow leopard
countries of Central Asia.
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave N
Ste 325, Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-632-2421
www.snowleopard.org
Kindred Souls Foundation
Charity ID: 45040
Kindred Souls Foundation provides
sanctuary to animals in need, a
holistic approach to their care and
education on the rewards and
responsibilities of animal
companionship.
Address: PO Box 88627,
Steilacoom, WA, 98388
Phone Number: 253-226-3135
www.kindredsoulsfoundation.org
Kitty Harbor
Charity ID: 45084
We are a nonprofit organization
dedicated to the health and welfare
of animals in the greater Seattle
area. All cats and kittens can be
seen and adopted from one
location.
Address: 3422 Harbor Ave SW,
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone Number: 206-935-1919
www.kittyharbor.org
Last Chance For Animals
Charity ID: 45041
LCA believes that non-human
animals should not be subjected to
suffering and exploitation by
humans because alternatives exist
for nearly every traditional "usage"
of animals.
Address: 4850 Wright Rd Ste 168,
Stafford, TX, 77477
Phone Number: 310 271-6096
www.lcanimal.org
Marine Mammal Center
Charity ID: 45042
Rescues, rehabilitates and releases
sick, injured and orphaned marine
mammals, and educates 60, 000
school children each year about our
oceans and the life within them.
Address: Marin Headlands, 1065
Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA
94965
Phone Number: 415-289-7325
www.marinemammalcenter.org
MEOW Cat Rescue Organization
(Mercer Island Eastside Orphans
And Waifs)
Charity ID: 45043
With respect and compassion for all
animal life, MEOW promotes lifelong
relationships between people and
companion animals, providing
shelter and care for each precious
life until adopted into a forever
home.
Address: 10600 NE 68th, Ste F,
Kirkland, WA 98033
Phone Number: 425-822-6369
www.meowcatrescue.org
National Wildlife Federation
Charity ID: 14034
America's conservation organization
keeping wildlife in our future,
protecting endangered species and
habitats, and connecting children
and adults with nature through
education and action opportunities.
Address: 11100 Wildlife Center
Drive, Reston, VA, 20190
Phone Number: 703-438-6000
www.nwf.org
Noah's Wish Inc
Charity ID: 45044
The singular mission of Noah's Wish
is to save animals during disasters
with our rescue and recovery
services and to mitigate the impact
of disasters on animals through our
educational outreach programs.
Address: 5047 Robert J Mathews
Pkwy Ste 200 El Dorado Hills, CA
95762
Phone Number: 916-939-9474
www.noahswish.org
Northwest Disaster Search Dogs
Charity ID: 45046
To provide training and education
for its dogs and personnel to
develop and improve those
capabilities that will ensure
competent and capable search
teams and operations.
Address: PO Box 2083 Redmond,
WA 98073
Phone Number: 253-987-5311
www.ndsd.net
Northwest Organization For
Animal Help (NOAH)
Charity ID: 45047
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The N.O.A.H. Animal Adoption
Center rescues homeless pets from
animal shelters. We offer quality pet
adoptions, low-income spay/neuter,
humane education and volunteer
programs.
Address: 31300 Brandstrom Road,
Stanwood, WA, 98292
Phone Number: 360-629-7055
www.thenoahcenter.org
Ocean Conservancy, The
Charity ID: 45055
Ocean Conservancy promotes
healthy and diverse ocean
ecosystems and opposes practices
that threaten ocean life and human
life. Through research, education,
and science-based advocacy,
Ocean Conservancy informs,
inspires, and empowers people to
speak and act on behalf of the
oceans. In all its work, Ocean
Conservancy strives to be the
world's foremost advocate for the
oceans
Address: 2029 K St, NW,
Washington, DC, 20006
Phone Number: 800-519-1541
www.oceanconservancy.org
Old Dog Haven
Charity ID: 45096
A small nonprofit group using a
large network of people to provide a
loving safe home for abandoned
senior dogs. Old Dog Haven
provides doggy assisted living and
hospice and senior dog placement
assistance.
Address: 9016 99th Ave NE,
Arlington, WA, 98223
Phone Number: 360-653-0311
www.olddoghaven.org
Orca Network
Charity ID: 45048
Orca Network is dedicated to raising
awareness about the whales of the
Pacific Northwest, and the
importance of providing them
healthy and safe habitats.
adoptable pets; promote sterilization
surgeries for dogs and cats; work
collaboratively with local shelters in
a foster/adoption program; and
educate the community about the
importance of sterilization,
permanent identification, and of
making a lifetime commitment.
Address: PO Box 354 Spokane
Valley, WA 99037
Phone Number: 509- 893-9829
www.partnersforpets.org
Pasados Safe Haven
Charity ID: 45066
At Pasado's Safe Haven, we feel no
animal should suffer. It is as simple
as that. Whether it's a cow, a dog,
cat, chicken, pig, turkey, or donkey it feels. Happiness. Comfort.
Warmth. Which also means they
can feel fear, cold, hunger, and
pain. We continue to work to relieve
the suffering of those animals who
cry out - and are not heard.
Address: PO Box 171, Sultan, WA
98294
Phone Number: 360-793-9393
www.pasadosafehaven.org
PAWS (Progressive Animal
Welfare Society)
Charity ID: 45071
A Northwest leader in protecting
animals since 1967, the Progressive
Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)
shelters homeless animals,
rehabilitates injured and orphaned
wildlife, and empowers people to
demonstrate compassion and
respect for animals in their daily
lives.
Address: PO Box 1037, Lynnwood,
WA 98046
Phone Number: 425-787-2500
www.paws.org
PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation
Charity ID: 14056
Partners For Pets
Charity ID: 45065
A Northwest leader in protecting
animals since 1967, the Progressive
Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)
rehabilitates injured and orphaned
wildlife. Wildlife rehabilitation is a
profession involving the treatment
and care of sick, injured or
orphaned wild animals with the goal
of releasing them back to their
natural habitats in the wild.
The goal of Partners for Pets is to
eliminate euthanasia of healthy,
Address: PO Box 1037 Lynnwood,
WA 98046
Address: 2403 North Bluff Road,
Greenbank, WA 98253
Phone Number: 360-678-3451
www.orcanetwork.org
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Phone Number: 425-787-2500
www.paws.org
People For The Ethical Treatment
Of Animals (PETA)
Charity ID: 45067
PETA focuses its attention on the
four areas in which the largest
numbers of animals suffer the most
intensely for the longest periods of
time: on factory farms, in
laboratories, in the clothing trade,
and in the entertainment industry.
We also work on a variety of other
issues, including the cruel killing of
beavers, birds and other "pests,"
and the abuse of backyard dogs.
Address: 501 Front St, Norfolk, VA
23510
Phone Number: 757-622-7382
www.peta.org
Peregrine Fund, The
Charity ID: 14062
The Peregrine Fund developed from
the shared concern that the
Peregrine Falcon might go extinct in
the wild if nothing was done. Our
initial work was to learn how to
breed falcons in captivity, with the
idea the young could be released in
the wild to re-establish the
Peregrine in the eastern United
States where it was already gone
and to bolster the greatly diminished
western populations. The Peregrine
Fund is a common sense, elbow
grease, no frills organization. We
always strive to leave a lasting
result when finished.
Address: 5668 West Flying Hawk
Ln, Boise, ID, 83709
Phone Number: 208-362-3716
www.peregrinefund.org
Petsmart Charities
Charity ID: 20005
Saving homeless pets’ lives. That's
the heart and soul of everything we
do. Through our adoption programs
alone, we save a life every two
minutes. In addition, all the
programs we create and animal
welfare agencies we support help to
end euthanasia while promoting
healthy relationships between
people and pets.
Address: 19601 North 27th Ave,
Phoenix, AZ, 85027
Phone Number: 800-423-PETS
www.petsmartcharities.org
Pheasants Forever
Charity ID: 45069
www.purrfectpals.org
Pheasants Forever is dedicated to
the conservation of pheasants, quail
and other wildlife through habitat
improvements, public awareness,
education and land management
policies and programs.
Rescue Every Dog
Charity ID: 45050
Address: 1783 Buerkle Circle, St.
Paul, MN, 55110
Phone Number: 651-773-2000
www.pheasantsforever.org
Pigs Peace Sanctuary
Charity ID: 45068
Pigs Peace Sanctuary is a non-profit
organization providing a safe haven
of love for pigs and their friends.
Address: PO Box 295, Stanwood,
WA. 98292
Phone Number: 360-629-6433
www.pigspeace.org
Pit Bull Rescue Central
Charity ID: 45049
Facilitates the rescue and
placement of homeless dogs
identified primarily as pit bulls and
mixes thereof, into responsible
homes
Address: PO Box 335, Fulton,
Missouri 65251
Phone Number: Email Only
www.pbrc.net
Prison Pet Partnership Program
Charity ID: 45070
Rescues and trains homeless dogs
to provide service dogs for people
with disabilities. Provides vocational
education in the pet care industry to
female offenders.
Address: 9601 Bujacich Rd, Gig
Harbor, WA 98332
Phone Number: 253-858-4240
www.prisonpetpartnership.org
Purrfect Pals
Charity ID: 45072
The Purrfect Pals sanctuaries have
become one of the most important
cat resources in all of North
America. Our housing for feral cats,
cats with feline leukemia, cats with
FIV, and cats with behavioral issues
set a standard for cat comfort and
care.
Address: 230 Mcrae Road NE,
Arlington, WA 989223
Phone Number: 360-652-9611
We seek to save animals that have
been referred to us due to their
exceptional personalities and
temperaments by shelter workers,
animal control officers or vet staff
who have seen these special
animals potential. We seek to save
exceptional animals in good health
or in need of correctable medical
assistance or treatment.
Address: PO Box 1741 Kingston,
WA 98346
Phone Number: 360-779-5775
www.rescueeverydog.org
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Charity ID: 45073
Ensures the future of elk and other
wildlife by conserving, restoring, and
enhancing natural habitats through
land purchases, conservation
easements, management
agreements, education and
research.
Address: 5705 Grant Creek,
Missoula, MT, 59808
Phone Number: 406-523-4500
www.rmef.org
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal
Sanctuary Foundation
Charity ID: 45074
The Sanctuary is a home for
disabled animals including blind
dogs, blind horses, deaf dogs, blind
cats, and animals with medical
disabilities like muscular dystrophy.
Address: 400 Rolling Dog Ranch
Ln, Ovando, MT, 59854
Phone Number: 406-793-6001
www.rollingdogranch.org
Sara's Sanctuary Animal Rescue
Charity ID: 45090
Sara’s Sanctuary advocates for the
safety, well-being, and quality of life
for all animals. We provide a safe
and secure have for abused and
disabled exotic wildlife and domestic
farm animals. Sara’s Sanctuary is
committed to protecting and
rescuing animals from abuse,
neglect, and abandonment by giving
them the best diets, medical care
and an abundance of love in their
forever home.
Address: PO Box 174, Redmond,
WA 98073
Phone Number: 425-898-9984
www.sarassanctuary.org
Sarvey Wildlife Care Center
Charity ID: 45075
Sarvey Wildlife Care Center
rehabilitates injured and orphaned
wildlife in the Pacific Northwest.
They receive immediate medical
care, food, and shelter and stay until
they are ready for release back into
the wild. The education programs
offered helps sensitize the public to
the needs of conservation of wildlife
for the current and future
generations. The ultimate goal is to
keep our wildlife safe and
reproducing, balancing our ecology.
Address: 13106 148th Street NE,
Arlington, WA 98223
Phone Number: 360-435-4817
www.sarveywildlife.org
Seattle Animal Control - Help The
Animals Fund (City Org)
Charity ID: 35000
This fund was established in 1977 to
receive gifts and donations for the
purpose of promoting animal
welfare. Contributions could be used
for such activities as developing
public education videos or
advertisements that promote
responsible pet ownership,
purchasing toys and treats for
animals at the shelter, providing
animal carriers for low income or
elderly persons, providing excellent
veterinary care for animals that have
been subjected to cruelty and to pay
for extensive medical care
associated with rehabilitating sick
and injured animals through the
shelter's Foster Care Program.
Address: 2061 15th Ave West,
Seattle, WA 98119
Phone Number: 206-386-PETS
(7387)
www.seattle.gov/animalshelter/
Seattle Animal Control - OffLeash Area Fund (City Org)
Charity ID: 45051
Part of the off-leash area program,
this fund is used for the sole
purpose of creating, maintaining and
providing amenities for the off-leash
areas here in Seattle.
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Address: 2061 15th Ave West,
Seattle, WA 98119
Phone Number: 206-386-PETS
(7387)
www.seattle.gov/animalshelter/
Seattle Animal Control - Pet
Population Control Fund (City
Org)
Charity ID: 45053
Established in 1996 to receive
donations for the purpose of
promoting pet population control
through Seattle's low cost Municipal
Spay and Neuter Clinic. Donations
may be used to pay for the spaying
and neutering of pets owned by low
income or elderly persons, promote
public awareness about the benefits
and importance of spaying and
neutering, or to purchase new spay
and neuter technology that may not
otherwise be obtained.
Address: 2061 15th Ave West,
Seattle, WA 98119
Phone Number: 206-386-PETS
(7387)
www.seattle.gov/animalshelter/
Seattle Animal Control - Shelter
Expansion Fund (City Org)
Charity ID: 45052
This expansion will add 4,600
square feet of space to the existing
shelter and will provide room for
such activities as volunteer
orientations, training, indoor dog
obedience classes, regional animal
welfare meetings, and coordination
of off-site adoption events. The
Seattle Animal Shelter currently has
over 600 volunteers participating in
twenty five programs and this new
space will allow the Shelter staff and
volunteers to continue to enhance
the programs and services provided
to the community.
Address: 2061 15th Ave West,
Seattle, WA 98119
Phone Number: 206-386-PETS
(7387)
www.seattle.gov/animalshelter/
Seattle Aquarium Society (SEAS)
(City Org)
Charity ID: 24109
The Seattle Aquarium is a vital force
for marine conservation. As our
local population grows, we must all
work to preserve the spectacular
beauty and health of Puget Sound.
The Seattle Aquarium is uniquely
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positioned to help over 800,000
visitors including 50,000 students
each year understand and become
aware of the impact they have on
our marine environment. The
Aquarium is owned and operated by
the City of Seattle. The Seattle
Aquarium Society, a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization, is the official
nonprofit organization for the Seattle
Aquarium.
Address: 1415 Western Ave, Ste
505 Seattle WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-682-3474
www.seattleaquarium.org
Seattle Pug Rescue
Charity ID: 45085
We take in pug dogs that are
abused, unloved, unwanted, etc,
and give them needed medical care,
then re-home them in homes that
have qualified. We never turn down
a pug in need. We also have a
Helping Hands program whereby
older and/or medically challenged
pugs go into loving homes and have
a caring family for the rest of their
lives and Seattle Pug Recue pays
medical costs.
Address: 5806A 119th Ave Se,
Bellevue, WA 98006
Phone Number: 425-643-1418
www.seattlepugs.com
Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue
Charity ID: 45076
SPDR volunteers and gives homes
to unwanted and abandoned
purebred dogs and promotes
responsible dog ownership though
education in the selection, care, and
training of dogs.
Address: PO Box 3523, Redmond,
WA 98052
Phone Number: 206-654-1117
www.spdrdogs.org
Second Chance Companions
Charity ID: 45077
All-volunteer pet adoption and
counseling organization dedicated
to finding forever homes for
homeless pets or those about to
become homeless. AniMeals
provides pet food to the elderly &
shut-ins.
Address: PO Box 2343, Battle
Ground, WA, 98604
Phone Number: 360-687-4569
www.sccpets.com
Second Chance Ranch
Charity ID: 45078
We are dedicated to the rescue and
rehabilitation of abused and
homeless animals. The Northwest’s
first no-kill sanctuary and adoption
center with a free-roaming
environment for the animals.
Address: PO Box 899, Elma, WA
98541
Phone Number: 360-861-8056
www.secondchancerance.org
Spaying To Save Our Pets
Charity ID: 45054
Spaying to Save Our Pets is a
501(c)(3) Public Charity .
Contributions are deductible, as
provided by law.
Address: PO Box 622, Burley WA
98322
Phone Number: 253-857-7575
Website Not Available
Vashon Island Pet Protectors
Charity ID: 45056
VIPP provides lost/found pet
assistance, finds homes for
lost/abandoned pets, provides low
cost spay/neuter and medical
assistance for pets.
Address: PO Box 245 , Vashon,
WA 98070
Phone Number: 206-389-1085
www.vipp.org
Washington Council Of Trout
Unlimited
Charity ID: 14013
The mission of the Washington
Council of Trout Unlimited is to
conserve, protect and restore cold
water fisheries, their watersheds,
and ecosystems as a means of
maintaining our quality of life.
Address: PO Box 2652, Issaquah,
WA 98027
Phone Number: 206-200-2840
www.troutunlimitedwashington.org
Washington Wilderness Coalition
Charity ID: 14012
Only statewide organization
dedicated to protecting
Washington's wild forests and rivers
through innovative community
organizing, public education, and
advocacy. Your voice for wilderness
since 1979!
Address: 123 NW 36th St, Ste 220,
, Seattle, WA 98107
Phone Number: 206-633-1992
www.washingtonwilderness.org
To promote the well-being of wildlife
and their habitats through
rehabilitation of injured and
orphaned wildlife, public education
and non-invasive research.
911 Media Arts Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
supporting independent digital
media artists in the creation and
exhibition of their work.
Whidbey Animals Improvement
Foundation
Charity ID: 45058
Address: PO Box 391, Friday
Harbor, WA 98250
Phone Number: 360-378-5000
www.wolfhollowwildlife.org
Address: 402 9th Ave North,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-682-6552
www.911media.org
Wolftown
Charity ID: 45079
ACT Theatre
Charity ID: 22001
ACT's mission is to inspire our
diverse community through theatre
that advances our understanding of
human life; to dare, excite and
enrich artists and audiences; and to
steward our many resources.
Wild Fish Conservancy (formerly
Washington Trout) was formed to
pursue all lawful options to
preserve, protect and restore
Washington's wild fish and their
habitats in Washington State.
Wolftown was founded in 1997 by a
grassroots community of people
whose vision is to bring humanity
into personal contact with at-risk
animals, for their mutual benefit. We
do wolf rescue and horse rescue.
Wolftown also has federal permits
for non-releasable indigenous birds
of prey for educational outreach.
Using the balance and wisdom of
animals, teach young people
compassion and empathy through
the care of our rescued animals.
Address: PO Box 402, Duvall, WA
98019
Phone Number: 425-788-1167
www.washingtontrout.org
Address: PO Box 13115, Burton,
WA 98013
Phone Number: 206-463-9113
www.wolftown.org
Wilderness Society - Pacific
Northwest Regional Office
Charity ID: 14042
World Society For The Protection
Of Animals, USA
Charity ID: 49006
The mission of Allied Arts is to
enhance the cultural livability of
Seattle and to create a social
network of people who care about
the Arts, Urban Design and Historic
Preservation.
We bring to bear our scientific
expertise, analysis and bold
advocacy at the highest levels to
save, protect and restore America's
wilderness areas.
WSPA protects and rescues
animals globally, from disaster relief
for dogs, cats and livestock to
helping suffering bears, elephants,
dolphins and more. Please join us!
Address: 720 3rd Ave Ste 1800
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-624-6430
www.wilderness.org
Address: Lincoln Plaza, 89 South
St Ste 201, Boston, MA 02111
Phone Number: 800-883-9772
www.wspa-usa.org
Wolf Haven International
Charity ID: 45059
World Wildlife Fund
Charity ID: 14044
Wolf Haven International supports
international wolf conservation,
provides sanctuary for captive bred
wolves, and provides educational
opportunities to schools and the
public.
Protects endangered wildlife and
their threatened habitats by
providing emergency assistance
and long-term support to parks,
nature reserves and anti-poaching
activities on five continents.
Address: 3111 Offit Lake Road ,
Tenino, WA 98589
Phone Number: 360-264-4695
www.wolfhaven.org
Address: 1250 24th St NW,
Washington, DC 20037
Phone Number: 202-293-9211
www.worldwildlife.org
WAIF is dedicated to provide food,
shelter, veterinary care, and
nurturing to displaced pets until
loving homes can be found for them
Address: PO Box 1108, Coupeville,
WA 98239
Phone Number: 360-678-5816
www.waifanimals.org
Wild Fish Conservancy
Charity ID: 45057
Wolf Hollow Wildlife
Rehabilitation Center
Charity ID: 45060
Arts, Culture & Humanities
911 Media Arts Center
Charity ID: 22033
Address: 700 Union St, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-292-7660
www.acttheatre.org
Allied Arts Foundation
Charity ID: 46003
Address: 216 First Ave South, Ste
253, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-624-0432
www.alliedarts-seattle.org
Americans United For Separation
Of Church And State
Charity ID: 46005
Americans United is the oldest
national organization that works
exclusively to protect and defend
the constitutional principle of
church-state separation.
Address: 518 C St NE,
Washington, DC, 20002
Phone Number: 202-466-3234
www.au.org
Artist Trust
Charity ID: 22024
Artist Trust's sole mission is to
support and encourage individual
artists working in all disciplines in
order to enrich community life
throughout Washington State.
Address: 1835 12th Ave, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-467-8734
www.artisttrust.org
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Arts Corps
Charity ID: 22000
Arts Corps provides greater
community access to diverse
learning opportunities that use art as
the tool to nurture critical thinking,
individual power and creativity.
Address: 4408 Delridge Way SW
#110 , Seattle, WA 98106
Phone Number: 206-722-5440
www.artscorps.org
ArtsFund
Charity ID: 46007
ArtsFund's mission is to raise and
distribute unrestricted operating
support for nonprofit arts groups in
King and Pierce counties within
Washington state.
Address: 10 Harrison St Ste 200,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-281-9050
www.artsfund.org
ArtsWest
Charity ID: 46009
ArtsWest exists to enrich the
community by presenting and
producing high quality arts
programs.
Address: 4711 California Ave SW,
Seattle, WA 98116
Phone Number: 206-938-0963
www.artswest.org
Asian Pacific Islander Community
Leadership Foundation (ACLF)
Charity ID: 47044
ACLF promotes social, economic
and political justice by training and
supporting a strong sustainable
community of civically engaged
leaders that reflect the diversity of
local Asians and Pacific Islanders.
Address: PO Box 14461, Seattle,
WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-625-3850
www.aclfnorthwest.org
Bellevue Art Museum (BAM)
Charity ID: 22013
Bellevue Arts Museum is the Pacific
Northwest's center for the
exploration of art, craft and design
through exhibitions, educational
programs and partnerships,
emphasizing the work of regional
artists.
Address: 510 Bellevue Way NE
Bellevue, WA 98004
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Phone Number: 425-519-0770
www.bellevuearts.org
preserved, and passed along to
future generations.
Bellevue Philharmonic
Charity ID: 22025
Address: 1010 Valley St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-382-2628
www.cwb.org
The Bellevue Philharmonic's
mission is to excite, enrich and
entertain, through live orchestral
music, all generations and
communities on the Eastside.
Central District Forum For Arts &
Ideas
Charity ID: 46019
Address: 1905 136th Pl NE Ste
2005, Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone Number: 425-455-4171
www.bellevuephil.org
To present and produce AfricanAmerican cultural programs that
encourage thought and debate for
the greater Seattle area.
Book-It Repertory Theatre
Charity ID: 46011
Address: PO Box 22824, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-4032
www.cdforum.org
To transform great literature into
great theatre through simple and
sensitive production, and inspire our
audiences to read.
Address: 305 Harrison St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-216-0877
www.book-it.org
Breath Of Aire
Charity ID: 46013
Breath of Aire is a choir committed
to presenting inspirational music
that will encourage and uplift
listeners.
Address: 121 North Kennebeck
Ave, Kent, WA 98030
Phone Number: 253-854-9999
www.breathofaire.org
Broadway Center For The
Performing Arts
Charity ID: 46015
We provide unique content through
20 school-time matinees for
students from pre-kindergarten
through high school. The best
professional ensembles from around
the nation engage students in
learning about world culture, history,
science, language arts and more.
Address: 901 Broadway, Ste 700
Tacoma, WA
Phone Number: 253-591-5890
www.broadwaycenter.org
Centro Cultural Hispano
Americano
Charity ID: 46023
Inform, preserve, interpret and
promote the culture, folklore and
traditions of all the Hispanic
American countries, including Brazil,
Spain and Portugal
Fund Art Scholarships for the
Hispanic.
Address: 6601 49th Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98118
Phone Number: 206 418-6710
www.centroculturalha.org
Copper Canyon Press
Charity ID: 47047
As a thriving nonprofit publisher,
Copper Canyon Press believes that
poetry is vital to language and living.
For more than 35 years the Press
has fostered the work of emerging,
established and world-renowned
poets for an expanding audience,
producing poetry books that meet
the highest standards of artistic
excellence and cultural
consequence.
Address: PO Box 271, Port
Townsend, WA, 98360
Phone Number: 360-385-4925
www.coppercanyonpress.org
Center For Wooden Boats
Charity ID: 46017
Delridge Neighborhoods
Development Association
Charity ID: 00048
To provide a gathering place where
maritime history comes alive
through direct experience and our
small craft heritage is enjoyed,
The purpose of DNDA is to engage
community residents, businesses
and institutions in creating and
maintaining a thriving community.
Address: 5411 Delridge Way SW,
Seattle, WA, 98106
Phone Number: 206-923-0917
www.dnda.org
Dr. James W. Washington, Jr. and
Mrs. Janie Rogella Washington
Foundation
Charity ID: 22051
The James W. Washington, Jr. and
Janie Rogella Washington
Foundation was created in 1997 to
preserve the art, writing, and lifetime
works of Dr. James W. Washington,
Jr. and to share his vision through
the interpretation and showing of his
artwork, studio, family garden, and
home.
Address: 1816 26th Ave, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-709-4241
www.jameswashington.org
Early Music Guild Of Seattle
Charity ID: 22029
Early Music Guild promotes the
growth and appreciation of music
from the Medieval, Renaissance,
and Baroque periods by presenting
concerts and through educational
activities.
Address: 2366 Eastlake Ave E
#335, Seattle, WA, 98102
Phone Number: 206-325-7066
www.earlymusicguild.org
Earshot Jazz Society Of Seattle
Charity ID: 22030
Our mission is to support jazz and
increase awareness in the
community. Programs include the
presentation of creative music,
educational programs and a monthly
newsletter.
Address: 3429 Fremont Place,
#309, Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-547-6763
www.earshot.org
Eastside Jewish Public Library
Charity ID: 50053
The mission of the Eastside Jewish
Public Library is to provide access
for informational, educational,
cultural and recreational library
materials and services in a variety of
formats and technologies; and to be
responsive to the public needs of
the community. We provide free
and easy access to information in
print, such as reference books for
study and scholarship, history,
biography, law, ethics, mysticism
and basic texts.
Address: 1837 156 Ave NE #303,
Bellevue, WA, 98007
Phone Number: 425-957-7860
www.chabadbellevue.org
Esoterics, The
Charity ID: 47038
The Esoterics is a Seattle-based
vocal ensemble that is dedicated to
performing and perpetuating
contemporary a cappella choral
settings of poetry, philosophy, and
spiritual writings from around the
world. While cultivating artistic
expression and cultural
understanding among its singers
and audience alike, The Esoterics
aspires to reflect the beauty, power,
and significance that are inherent in
the music of our time.
Address: 4523A 40th Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116
Phone Number: 206-935-7779
www.theesoterics.org
Filipino Cultural Heritage Society
Charity ID: 47040
The FCHS is committed to nurturing
and proudly expressing the finest
and all that is beautiful and enduring
in the Filipino. A unique blend of
Asian and Western cultures has
profoundly produced a wealth of
cultural heritage that must be
shared with as much of the world as
possible.
Address: 1710 N 103rd St, Seattle,
WA 98133
Phone Number: 206-933-0833
Website Not Available
Growth And Prevention (GAP)
Theatre
Charity ID: 16026
To present professional and original
theatre that challenges young
people and communities to
successfully navigate complex,
harmful or exploitative experiences.
Address: 221 31st Ave E, Seattle,
WA, 98112
Phone Number: 206-679-1281
Website Not Available
Henry Art Gallery
Charity ID: 22018
The Henry Art Gallery is the Pacific
Northwest's premier museum of
contemporary art, engaging diverse
audiences in the experience of
artistic innovation through
exhibitions and programs.
Address: UW Box 351410, Seattle,
WA, 98195
Phone Number: 206-543-2281
www.henryart.org
Historic Seattle Preservation
Foundation
Charity ID: 47042
Historic Seattle believes that
buildings provide an essential link to
the past, reminding us of who we
are and where we came from.
Founded in 1974, Historic Seattle is
the only nonprofit membership
organization dedicated to preserving
Seattle and King County's
architectural legacy. Our mission is
to educate, advocate and preserve.
Address: 1117 Minor Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-622-6952
www.historicseattle.org
HistoryLink
Charity ID: 47033
HistoryLink.org is an evolving online
encyclopedia of state and local
history in Washington state.
HistoryLink.org provides a free,
authoritative, and easily accessible
history reference for the benefit of
students, teachers, journalists,
scholars, researchers, and the
general public. With a few noted
exceptions, all essays and features
on this site are original works
prepared exclusively for
HistoryLink.org by staff, contract
writers, volunteers, and consulting
experts.
Address: 1425 Fourth Ave.,
Seattle, WA
Phone Number: 206 447-8140
www.historylink.org
Intiman Theatre
Charity ID: 22002
We produce classics and new plays
— exceptional theater created by
artists who make their homes in
Seattle and artists from across the
country, recognized masters of their
craft and exciting new voices. These
great stories encourage civic
dialogue and personal reflections
about issues we face as a
community, in our country and on
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the planet. We believe there is a
connection between what we
choose as entertainment and the
questions we ask about what it
means to be human; that connection
is the foundation of every play in our
season.
Address: PO Box 19760 Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-269-1901
www.intiman.org
Jack Straw Foundation
Charity ID: 46031
Jack Straw Productions exists to
foster the communication of arts,
ideas, and information to diverse
audiences through audio media. We
provide creation and production
opportunities in audio media,
including radio, theater, film, video,
music, and literature.
Address: 4261 Roosevelt Way NE,
Seattle, WA, 98105
Phone Number: 206-634-0919
www.jackstraw.org
KBCS 91.3 Fm Community Radio
(A Service Of Bellevue
Community College)
Charity ID: 46033
KBCS-FM is a listener supported,
non-commercial, community radio
station, operated as a public service
of Bellevue Community College. Our
purpose is to entertain, educate and
involve a diverse community of
listeners with a variety of music,
cultural and public affairs programs
Address: 3000 Landerholm Circle
SE, Bellevue, WA, 98007
Phone Number: 425-564-2386
www.bellevuecollege.edu
KBTC Association
Charity ID: 47045
Phone Number: 253-680-7708
www.kbtc.org
Phone Number: 253-535-7758
www.kplu.org
KCTS Television
Charity ID: 46035
KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio
Charity ID: 46041
KCTS Television enhances the
quality of life in its communities by
providing meaningful programs that
inform, involve, and inspire.
The mission of KUOW is to create
and serve an informed public, one
challenged and invigorated by an
understanding and appreciation of
events, ideas, and cultures.
Address: 401 Mercer St , Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-728-6463
www.kcts.org
KEXP Radio
Charity ID: 46037
KEXP is more than just a radio
station. In addition to its eclectic
music mix, KEXP has a goal to
teach listeners more about the craft
of making music, the history of
popular music, and the musicians
making today’s new sounds.
Address: 113 Dexter Ave North,
Seattle, WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-520-5800
www.kexp.org
Kirkland Arts Center
Charity ID: 47036
Kirkland Arts Center (KAC) serves
the Eastside arts community by
providing artists and art lovers of all
ages the opportunity to work
together, build creative skills, and
broaden their knowledge,
understanding and appreciation of
the visual arts. We offer classes,
workshops, gallery exhibits and
special events in a unique historic
setting.
Address: 620 Market St, Kirkland,
WA, 98033
Phone Number: 425-822-7161
www.kirklandartscenter.org
Address: 4518 University Way NE,
Ste 310, Seattle WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-543-2710
www.kuow.org
Living Voices
Charity ID: 46043
Imagine taking a journey to a
watershed moment in time.
Consider your place in history.
What it was like to live in another
time? Through the magic of video
and an interactive performer, Living
Voices presents unique and stirring
presentations that capture the minds
and hearts of today's audiences.
Address: 915 E. Pine St, Ste 405,
Seattle WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-328-0798
www.livingvoices.org
Log House Museum (Southwest
Seattle Historical Society)
Charity ID: 47039
The Log House Museum is a place
to discover and celebrate the history
of the Duwamish Peninsula and the
Birthplace of Seattle.
Address: 3003 61st Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116
Phone Number: 206-938-5293
Website Not Available
Nordic Heritage Museum
Charity ID: 22034
KBTC Public Television strives to be
a vital source of common cultural,
intellectual and educational
experiences for people in the
communities we reach. Every week
over 200,000 households tune in for
programming that lets them
experience history more fully, learn
a new quilting technique, delight in
learning with their children or just
enjoy a program they wouldn't find
anywhere else - without the
interruption of commercials.
KPLU 88.5 FM (A Service Of
Pacific Lutheran University)
Charity ID: 46039
Celebrating 40 years of bringing
more to the communities we serve,
KPLU is "Washington's Public
Radio", covering the largest listening
area in Washington State. KPLU's
unique blend of award-winning jazz,
blues, and in-depth local and NPR
news can be heard by over 3 million
people, from Vancouver, B.C. to
Astoria, Oregon.
The Nordic Heritage Museum
shares Nordic culture with people of
all ages and backgrounds by
exhibiting art and objects,
preserving collections, providing
educational and cultural
experiences, and serving as a
community gathering place. The
Nordic Heritage Museum is an
internationally recognized museum
and cultural center where people of
all backgrounds are welcomed to be
inspired by the values, traditions,
art, and spirit of the Nordic peoples.
Address: 2320 S 19th St, Tacoma,
WA, 98405
Address: 12180 Park Ave S,
Tacoma, WA, 98447
Address: 3014 NW 67th St, Seattle,
WA, 98117
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Phone Number: 206-789-5707
www.nordicmuseum.org
Northwest African American
Museum
Charity ID: 22060
The Northwest African American
Museum is a vibrant community
gathering place, a place where
youth, adults and families can honor
the past and articulate the future.
The Museum documents and
exhibits the unique historical and
cultural experiences of African
Americans in Seattle and the Pacific
Northwest. The Museum is a
generative institution capturing
history and culture as it occurs,
synthesizing what it means for today
and tomorrow.
friendship and support among
Buddhist groups and individual
Buddhists from all traditions and
promoting communications among
Buddhists and with the larger
community.
Address: 305 Harrison St, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-441-6811
www.nwdharma.org
Northwest Folklife
Charity ID: 46049
Address: PO Box 22889 Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-267-1823
www.naamnw.org
Northwest Folklife creates
opportunities for individuals and
communities of the Pacific
Northwest to celebrate, share and
sustain the vitality of folk, ethnic and
traditional arts for present and future
generations. Northwest Folklife
carries out its mission in a variety of
ways, most notably through the
annual production of the free
Northwest Folklife Festival.
Northwest Asian American
Theater
Charity ID: 22035
Address: 305 Harrison St, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-684-7300
www.nwfolklife.org
Vision: celebrate/explore multicultural voices of Asians in America.
Mission: discover, create, develop
and promote exceptional Asian
Pacific Islander/International works,
emphasizing the original/innovative.
Address: 409 7th Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-340-1445
Website Not Available
Northwest Associated Arts
Charity ID: 46045
Northwest Associated Arts, Inc.,
provides performances that enliven,
enrich, entertain and educate both
members and audiences while
appealing to a variety of musical
tastes. Members are energized by
an environment fostering bonds of
community, serving and respecting
diverse ages, cultures and ethnic
groups.
Address: PO Box 48251, Seattle,
WA 98148
Phone Number: 206-246-6040
www.nwassociatedarts.org
Northwest Dharma Association
Charity ID: 46047
Northwest Dharma Association
supports Buddhist teachings and
community by fostering a network of
Northwest Puppet Center
Charity ID: 22037
Our mission is to: create
professional puppet theater by
Carter Family Marionettes; present
top quality puppet theater from
around the world; teach puppetry
skills and cultural knowledge to a
new generation; serve children and
adults by providing entertainment
and education, and preserve and
promote international traditions of
puppetry.
Address: 9123 15th Ave NE,
Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-523-2579
www.nwpuppet.org
On The Boards
Charity ID: 22019
On the Boards is a non-profit
contemporary performing arts
organization located in the lower
Queen Anne neighborhood of
Seattle. Founded by artists in 1978,
our programming supports the
development of artists and
companies who are creating
ground-breaking new work that
would otherwise not be seen in
Seattle.
Address: PO Box 19515, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-217-9886
www.ontheboards.org
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Charity ID: 22016
Your gift to Pacific Northwest Ballet
supports the creation and
development of world-class dance
and helps provide educational
outreach programs to the
community.
Address: 301 Mercer St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-441-9411
www.pnb.org
Pat Graney Group
Charity ID: 22038
The Pat Graney Company commits
itself to performing original dance
works regionally, nationally, and
internationally, as well as creating
programs that work with students,
incarcerated women/girls and other
special populations.
Address: 1419 South Jackson St.
Studio 11, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-329-3705
www.patgraney.org
Pratt Fine Arts Center
Charity ID: 47020
Pratt Fine Arts Center is a nonprofit
arts education and resource center
located in Seattle. Pratt offers art
classes for every age and every
level of ability. Each year, more
than 3,200 students and 500
working artists are served by Pratt
Fine Arts Center’s studios and
education programs.
Address: 1902 South Main St,
Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206- 328-2200
www.pratt.org
Rainbow City Band
Charity ID: 16005
Founded in April 1998, Rainbow
City Band is a non-profit
organization based in Seattle,
Washington. About 60 musicians
belong to the band; we divide our
musical year into concert (fall
through mid-spring) and marching
(mid-spring through summer)
seasons. We also have a swing
band, Purple Passion, that plays
throughout the year.
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Address: PO Box 51074, Seattle,
WA 98115
Phone Number: 206-932-1272
Website Not Available
Repertory Actors Workshop
Charity ID: 46050
Jubilee, held over Memorial Day
each year.
Seattle Baroque Orchestra
Charity ID: 22039
Address: 2787 Del Monte Ave,
West Sacramento, CA, 95691
Phone Number: 916-372-5277
www.sacjazz.org
The goal of Seattle Baroque
Orchestra is to awaken
contemporary audiences to the
vitality of 17th- and 18th-century
music through historically informed
performance of both familiar and
unknown works.
The Repertory Actors Theatre
strives to produce quality theatrical
entertainment using primarily multiethnic and non-traditional casting.
Samuel & Althea Stroum Jewish
Community Center Of Greater
Seattle
Charity ID: 47021
Address: 1122 E Pike St #1111
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-364-3283
www.reacttheatre.org
Our members range from infants to
seniors, from people looking for a
great place to work out to people
looking for Jewish social and
cultural events, to families wanting a
quality early childhood education
program or fun camps and sports
activities for their children.
Richard Hugo House
Charity ID: 47043
Richard Hugo House is a center for
writers and readers in Seattle’s
Capitol Hill. It offers classes, events
and writing residencies for adults
and youth.
Address: 1634 11th Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-7030
www.hugohouse.org
Rotary Music4Life (Northwest
Youth Music Association)
Charity ID: 47046
Rotary Music4Life, a music
campaign administered by the
Northwest Youth Music Association
in collaboration with Seattle Public
Schools and Seattle Rotary District
5030, is expanding music education
for all children in Seattle. The
immediate goal is to provide 1,200
musical instruments to Seattle
Public Schools.
Address: 3326 160th Ave SE,
Bellevue, WA, 98008
Phone Number: 206-579-5517
www.rotarymusic4life.org
Sacramento Traditional Jazz
Society
Charity ID: 47041
Dedicated to education of youth in a
true American Art form – how to
play traditional jazz. Educational
programs include a Youth Jazz
Camp every summer, and Adult
Jazz Camp, and a Traditional Youth
Band Competition on February of
each year. The society also is
involved in many fundraising
activities including the Crab Feed
and the largest jazz festival in the
United States, the Sacramento Jazz
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Address: 3801 E Mercer Way,
Mercer Island, WA 98040
Phone Number: 206-232-7115
www.sjcc.org
Seattle Art Museum (SAM)
Charity ID: 22004
SAM provides a welcoming place for
people to connect with art and to
consider its relationship to their
lives. SAM is one museum in three
locations: SAM Downtown, Seattle
Asian Art Museum at Volunteer
Park, and the Olympic Sculpture
Park on the downtown waterfront.
SAM collects, preserves and
exhibits objects from across time
and across cultures, exploring the
dynamic connections between past
and present.
Address: 1300 First Ave, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-654-3100
www.seattleartmuseum.org
Seattle Arts And Lectures
Charity ID: 47022
Address: 911 Pine St, Seattle, WA,
98101
Phone Number: 206-22-3118
www.seattlebaroque.org
Seattle Center Foundation (City
Org)
Charity ID: 47023
Since 1977, Seattle Center
Foundation has worked with Seattle
Center to reflect the mission of
inspiration, innovation and
imagination. With the Foundation's
help, Seattle's premier urban park
has been able to celebrate its iconic
past and create new cultural
centers. Serving over 12 million
visitors a year, free and accessible
programming is key to the mission
of Seattle Center. Seattle Center
Foundation annually supports vital
community programs serving youth
and underserved groups through
groundbreaking programs, insuring
that income is not a barrier to
experiencing the Seattle Center.
Address: 305 Harrison St Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-684-7345
www.seattlecenter.org
Seattle Chamber Music Society
Charity ID: 22040
To foster the appreciation of
chamber music in our region by
presenting performances featuring
world-class musicians in accessible
and inviting formats, with an
emphasis on developing a broadbased sustainable audience through
education and community outreach.
The mission of the Seattle Aquarium
has never been more important. We
have an awesome responsibility to
protect our local marine
environment. Protection is best
achieved by helping our community
– See, Touch, & Explore what is
beneath the surface. Our Seattle
Aquarium provides this opportunity
both at the Seattle Aquarium and on
our local beaches.
Seattle Children's Theatre
Charity ID: 22005
Address: 105 South Main St Ste
201, Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-621-2230
www.lectures.org
To provide children of all ages
access to professional theatre, with
a focus on new works, and theatre
education.
Address: 10 Harrison St, Ste 306,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-283-8710
www.scmf.org
Address: 201 Thomas St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-441-3322
www.sct.org
www.seattlegirlschoir.org
Seattle Opera
Charity ID: 22006
Seattle International Children's
Festival
Charity ID: 22043
Seattle Chinatown International
District Preservation And
Development Association
(SCIDPDA)
Charity ID: 46025
Seattle International Children's
Festival opens up the world to
young people, families and people
of all ages with world-class,
international, multidisciplinary arts
programming enriched by
educational services for teachers,
schools and the general public
Seattle Opera strives to produce
musically extraordinary, theatrically
compelling operas, employing
uniformly high-quality casts,
dramatically aware conductors, and
innovative yet textually concerned
directors and designers.
Our mission is to "preserve,
promote, and develop the Seattle
Chinatown International District as a
vibrant community and unique
ethnic neighborhood."
Address: PO Box 3302, Seattle,
WA 98114
Phone Number: 206-624-8929
www.scidpda.org
Seattle Choral Company
Charity ID: 22041
Address: 305 Harrison St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-684-7338
www.seattleinternational.org
Seattle Jazz Orchestra
Charity ID: 47025
The Seattle Choral Company is
known for providing an allencompassing and unforgettable
choral experience for its audiences
and performers.
The Seattle Repertory Jazz
Orchestra (SRJO) is the Northwest's
premier big band jazz ensemble.
Founded in 1995, the 17-piece big
band is made up of the most
prominent jazz soloists and band
leaders in the greater Seattle area.
Address: 1518 Ne 143rd Seattle,
WA 98125
Phone Number: 206-365-8765
www.seattlechoralcompany.org
Address: PO Box 45592, Seattle,
WA, 98145
Phone Number: 206- 523-6159
www.srjo.org
Seattle Foundation, The
Charity ID: 46053
Seattle Men's Chorus & Seattle
Women's Chorus (Flying House
Productions)
Charity ID: 46029
The Seattle Foundation's mission is
to create a healthy community
through strategic philanthropy,
community knowledge and
leadership. We encourage personal
philanthropy and connect individuals
with the issues they care about-providing them with support and
inspiration to give effectively and
improve our community.
Seattle Men's Chorus and Seattle
Women's Chorus entertain,
enlighten, unify and heal our
audience and members, using the
power of words and music to
recognize the value of gay and
straight people and their
relationships.
Address: 1200 Fifth Ave Ste 1300 ,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-622-2294
www.seattlefoundation.org
Address: 319 12th Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-0750
www.flyinghouse.org
Seattle Girls' Choir Guild
Charity ID: 47024
Seattle Musical Theatre
Presented By Civic Light Opera
Charity ID: 22027
To support chorister’s music
experience by sponsoring concerts,
tours, festival participation, manage
resident music camp, purchase and
maintain uniforms, and
communicate with parents about
needs and events.
Address: 1828 12th Ave East #A,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-633-2518
For more than 30 years we have
been Seattle's only theatre company
devoted exclusively to producing the
finest selections of the great musical
theatre catalog - and we deliver!
Address: 7400 Sand Point Way Ne
#101N, Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-363-4807
www.clo-musicaltheatre.org
Address: 1020 John St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-684-7200
www.seattleopera.org
Seattle Pro Musica Society
Charity ID: 47026
The mission of Seattle Pro Musica is
to be a leader in the choral arts by
performing inspirational and
innovative concert programs at the
highest artistic level, enriching our
audience, and building audiences
and singers of the future.
Address: 1756 NW 56th St, Seattle,
WA 98107
Phone Number: 206-781-2766
www.seattlepromusica.org
Seattle Repertory Theatre
Charity ID: 22017
Seattle Repertory Theatre creates
extraordinary productions and
programs that excite, entertain, and
engage our community and nourish
a lifelong passion for theatre.
Address: 155 Mercer St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-443-2210
www.seattlerep.org
Seattle Shakespeare Company
Charity ID: 46051
Our mission is to open doors to
classical plays for audiences of all
ages, through intimate, daring
productions
Address: PO Box 19595, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-733-8228
www.seattleshakespeare.org
Seattle Youth Symphony
Orchestras
Charity ID: 22047
Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras
is the largest youth symphony
organization in the United States.
Founded in 1942, we now serve
over 1,100 diverse students a year
through four full orchestras, four
15
summer programs, and partnerships
with local public schools. Through
our financial aid programs, we make
sure that every talented child can
receive an excellent music
education, regardless of their
financial resources.
Address: 11065 Fifth Ave NE Ste
A, Seattle, WA, 98125
Phone Number: 206-362-2300
www.syso.org
Spectrum Dance Theatre
Charity ID: 22048
Theatre Puget Sound
Charity ID: 47037
Theatre Puget Sound is a trade and
service organization founded in
1997 to promote the spiritual and
economic necessity of theatre to the
public, and to unify and strengthen
the theatre community through
programs, resources and services.
Address: PO Box 19643, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-770-0370
tpsonline.org
Spectrum Dance Theater (SDT) was
founded in 1982 to bring dance of
the highest merit to a diverse
audience composed of people from
different social, cultural, ethnic and
economic backgrounds. SDT’s
principal objective is to make the art
form of dance accessible through
contemporary dance performances
and high-quality dance training in a
variety of dance styles. Three
organizational components
comprise SDT: the professional
company, the School and outreach
programs.
UMO Ensemble
Charity ID: 47048
Address: 800 Lake Washington
Blvd, Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-325-4161
www.spectrumdance.org
Velocity Dance Center is a
contemporary performing arts,
501c3 non-profit organization
serving the greater Puget Sound
area and beyond.
StoryCorps
Charity ID: 47035
Address: 915 East Pine St #200,
Seattle WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-325-8773
www.velocitydancecenter.org
StoryCorps is an independent
nonprofit project whose mission is to
honor and celebrate one another’s
lives through listening. By recording
the stories of our lives with the
people we care about, we
experience our history, hopes, and
humanity.
Address: 80 Hanson Place,
Brooklyn, NY, 11217
Phone Number: 646-723-7020
www.storycorps.net
Taproot Theatre Company
Charity ID: 47028
Taproot Theatre exists to create
theatre that explores the beauty and
questions of life while brining hope
to our search for meaning. We
value faith. We respect people. We
celebrate theatre.
Address: PO Box 30946, Seattle
WA 98113
Phone Number: 206-781-9705
www.taproottheatre.org
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Our mission is to stir the human
spirit and incite the imagination by
providing awe, challenge and
inspiration through original and
compelling physical theatre.
Address: PO Box 347, Vashon,
WA, 98070
Phone Number: 206-408-8059
www.umo.org
Velocity Dance Center
Charity ID: 46054
Vera Project, The
Charity ID: 47029
The Vera Project is what every
teenager wants, a music-arts center
run by and for youth. By engaging
participants at all levels of music
production and community
organizing, Vera strives to fulfill its
mission to fuel personal and
community transformation through
the vehicle of popular music shows
produced in partnership with young
people of Seattle.
Address: 305 Harrison St, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-956-8372
www.theveraproject.org
VH-1 Save The Music Foundation
Charity ID: 46055
Dedicated to creating systematic
change in the American public
school system by restoring
sequential curricula-based music
programs and by raising public
awareness.
Address: 1515 Broadway, 20th Fl,
New York, NY 10036
Phone Number: 212-846-7605
www.vh1.com
Village Theatre
Charity ID: 22020
Village Theatre provides the area
with quality theatre for all ages. We
choose many shows geared toward
the entire family and produce
musicals and non-musicals that are
accessible, entertaining and
educational.
Address: 303 Front St North
Issaquah, WA 98027
Phone Number: 425-392-1942
www.villagetheatre.org
Wing Luke Asian Museum
Charity ID: 22050
The Museum engages Asian Pacific
Americans and the public in
exploring issues related to APA art,
history and culture through
exhibitions, outreach, research and
publications.
Address: 719 King St, Seattle, WA
98104
Phone Number: 206-623-5124
www.wingluke.org
Children, Youth & Family
Services
ACAP Child & Family Services
Charity ID: 10011
Provides subsidized child care for
low income families, including child
care for special needs children;
parent education classes offered
throughout South King County.
Address: 1102 J St. SE Auburn,
WA, 98002
Phone Number: 253-939-0870
www.acapchildservices.org
Adoption Ministry Of Youth With
A Mission
Charity ID: 48002
To connect children, regardless of
their ethnicity, age, or special
needs, with Christian adoptive
families and to reach all venues of
our community with adoption
education.
Address: PO Box 512, Puyallup,
WA 98371
Phone Number: 253-770-2283
www.adoptionministry.net
African American Self-Help
Foundation
Charity ID: 38002
God's love effectively expressed
through hot meals, healthcare,
education and vocational training to
homeless children worldwide; also
providing assistance to qualified
African-American working mothers.
Address: 182 Farmers Ln Ste 200,
Santa Rosa, CA 95405
Phone Number: 800-514-3499
www.aashf.org
Amara Parenting & Adoption
Services
Charity ID: 10079
Amara Parenting & Adoption
Services end generational cycles of
abuse & neglect by working with
families to create permanent, loving
homes for children.
Address: 3300 E Union St, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-260-1700
www.amaraparenting.org
Americans Adopting Orphans
Charity ID: 48071
Americans Adopting Orphans is a
licensed, not-for-profit adoption
agency headquartered in Seattle,
Washington, with a branch office in
St. Louis, Missouri. We provide
adoption and educational services
to American citizens in all 50 states,
and around the world.
Address: 12345 Lake City Way NE,
# 2001 Seattle, WA 98125
Phone Number: 206-524-5437
www.orphans.com
Asian Children's Assistance
Limited
Charity ID: 48003
Saving Asian abandoned, orphaned,
destitute, and handicapped children
by providing hope and opportunity.
Reaching their full potential through
basic care, corrective surgery,
therapy and training.
Address: PO Box 702194, Tulsa,
OK, 74170
Phone Number: 502-742-8975
www.AsianChildrensAssist.org
Asian Counseling And Referral
Service
Charity ID: 10018
Multilingual Asian Pacific American
services: Aging and Adult Services,
Food Bank, Counseling, Youth
Development, Vocational,
Naturalization, Substance Abuse
Treatment, Domestic Violence
Education, Information/Referral,
Legal Clinic.
Address: 3639 Martin Luther King
Jr Way S, Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-695-7600
www.acrs.org
Associated Recreation Council
(ARC) - Rainier Beach Community
Center
Charity ID: 48050
The Associated Recreation Council
(ARC), in partnership with Seattle
Parks and Recreation, serves
Seattle by offering a variety of
recreational and life long learning
programs, classes and activities.
Address: 8825 Rainier Ave S,
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-386-1944
www.arcseattle.org
Association Of Christian Schools
International
Charity ID: 48004
Empowering Christian schools
worldwide to effectively provide
Christ-centered, rigorous education-pre-K to college--so students will
acquire godly wisdom and be
effectively prepared for life.
Address: PO Box 65130, Colorado
Springs, CO 80962
Phone Number: 866-401-4801
www.acsi.org
Auburn Youth Resources
Charity ID: 10021
Serving the people of South King,
AYR provides individual, group, and
family counseling, child residential
care, street outreach, and
substance abuse and prevention
services.
Address: 816 F St. Se , Auburn,
WA 98002
Phone Number: 253-939-2202
www.ayr4kids.org
Austin Foundation
Charity ID: 48005
The Austin Foundation transforms
lives by providing accessible
opportunities for young people to
experience the benefits of physical
fitness.
Address: 1918 Terry Ave, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-381-1841
www.youthandfitness.org
Bainbridge Youth Services
Charity ID: 48006
BYS provides no-cost counseling
and jobs services to youth ages 1219, promoting social and emotional
well being of adolescents through
outreach and services.
Address: PO Box 11173,
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
Phone Number: 206-780-1849
www.bainbridgeyouthservices.org
Believe In Tomorrow
Charity ID: 48007
Believe In Tomorrow provides
exceptional hospital and retreat
housing services to critically ill
children and their families. We
believe in keeping families together
during a child’s medical crisis, and
that the gentle cadence of normal
family life has a powerful influence
on the healing process.
Address: 6601 Frederick Rd,
Baltimore, MD 21228
Phone Number: 800-933-5470
www.believeintomorrow.org
Big Brothers Big Sisters Of King
Pierce & Jefferson Counties
Charity ID: 10023
Big Brothers Big Sister programmed
is modeled on the national
mentoring program developed by
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
over the past 100 years.
Address: 1600 S Graham St,
Seattle, WA 98108
Phone Number: 206-763-9060
www.bbbs.org/pugetsound
Birth To Three Developmental
Center
Charity ID: 10024
A non-profit child development
program serving infants and
toddlers with developmental delays
and their families living in South
King and Pierce Counties.
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Address: 35535 6th Place SW,
Federal Way, WA 98023
Phone Number: 253-874-5445
www.birthtothree.org
Boy Scouts Of America - Chief
Seattle Council
Charity ID: 48008
The mission of the Boy Scouts of
America is to prepare young people
to make ethical and moral choices
over their lifetimes by instilling in
them the values of the Scout Oath
and Law. The Boy Scouts of
America is the nation's foremost
youth program of character
development and values-based
leadership training.
Address: 3120 Rainier Ave S,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-725-5200
www.seattlebsa.org
Boy Scouts Of America - Mt.
Baker Council
Charity ID: 10273
The mission of the Boy Scouts of
America is to prepare young people
to make ethical and moral choices
over their lifetimes by instilling in
them the values of the Scout Oath
and Law. The Boy Scouts of
America is the nation's foremost
youth program of character
development and values-based
leadership training.
Address: 1715 100th Pl S #B,
Everett, WA 98208
Phone Number: 425-338-0380
www.mountbakerbsa.org
Boy Scouts Of America - Pacific
Harbors Council
Charity ID: 48010
We prepare young people to make
ethical decisions over their lifetimes
by instilling in them scouting values,
citizenship, helping others, and the
desire to reach their best potential.
Address: 4802 S. 19th St, Tacoma,
WA 98405
Phone Number: 360-357-3331
www.pacificharbors.org
Boys & Girls Club Of The Olympic
Peninsula
Charity ID: 48011
We strive to inspire and enable all
young people, especially those from
disadvantaged circumstances, to
realize their full potential as
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productive, responsible and caring
citizens.
C.A.S.T. For Kids Foundation
Charity ID: 48012
Address: 400 W Fir St, Sequim,
WA 98382
Phone Number: 360-683-8095
www.positiveplaceforkids.net
An extraordinary outdoors program
which provides disabled and
disadvantaged children a quality
recreational and educational
opportunity through the sport of
fishing.
Boys & Girls Clubs Of King
County
Charity ID: 10028
We strive to inspire and enable all
young people, especially those from
disadvantaged circumstances, to
realize their full potential as
productive, responsible and caring
citizens.
Address: 227 SW 41st St, Renton,
WA 98055
Phone Number: 425-251-3214
www.castforkids.org
Camp Fire Boys And Girls,
Central Puget Sound Council
Charity ID: 10030
Address: 603 Stewart St #300,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-461-3890
www.positiveplace.org
Offers a broad range of activities
including small group clubs and
summer camp for preschool through
high-school aged children
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Snohomish
County
Charity ID: 27005
Address: 8511 15th Ave NE,
Seattle, WA 98115
Phone Number: 206 461 8550
www.campfire-usa.org
Facilities for school age youth that
provide programs including sports,
summer day camp, teen centers,
computer labs, homework help,
arts/crafts and licensed childcare.
Camp Fire Boys And Girls,
Samish Council
Charity ID: 19011
Address: 4322 Rucker, Everett, WA
98203
Phone Number: 425-258-2436
www.bgcsnoco.org
Boys And Girls Club Of Bellevue
Charity ID: 10022
Providing a safe place for kids and
positive role models, the Club helps
youth of all backgrounds develop
qualities needed to make positive
life choices.
Address: 209 100th Ave NE
Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone Number: 425-454-6162
www.bgcbellevue.com
Boys And Girls Club Of Skagit
County - Sedro-Wooley Club
Charity ID: 48076
Through informal educational
opportunities in clubs, child care
settings, classrooms and camps,
Camp Fire Boys and Girls' purpose
is to support the development of
motivated, self-confident boys and
girls -- and to have fun!
Address: 2217 Woburn St,
Bellingham, WA 98229
Phone Number: 360-733-5710
www.campfiresamishcouncil.org
Camp Fire Boys And Girls,
Snohomish County Council
Charity ID: 27006
Programs for youth preschool
through high school includes: after
school clubs, camping, teen
activities, outdoor education, and
programs for children with
developmental disabilities.
To enable all young people,
especially those who need us most,
to realize their full potential as
productive, responsible, and caring
citizens.
Address: 4312 Rucker Ave ,
Everett, WA 98203
Phone Number: 425-258-5437
www.campfireusasnohomish.org
Address: 160 Cascade Pl Ste 160,
Burlington, WA 98223
Phone Number: 360-856-1830
www.bgcskagit.org
Camp Victory
Charity ID: 48013
To provide camps and counseling
for children who are survivors of
sexual abuse and to educate the
community about issues of sexual
assault.
Address: 21806 Pacific Way,
Ocean Park, WA 98640
Phone Number: 360-665-2888
Website Not Available
Campaign For Tobacco-Free Kids
Charity ID: 00019
The Campaign for Tobacco-Free
Kids is a leader in the fight to reduce
tobacco use and its devastating
consequences in the United States
and around the world. By changing
public attitudes and public policies
on tobacco, we strive to prevent kids
from smoking, help smokers quit
and protect everyone from
secondhand smoke.
Address: 1400 Eye St Ste 1200,
Washington DC 20005
Phone Number: 202-296-5469
www.tobaccofreekids.org
CASA For Children - Multnomah
& Washington Counties, Oregon
Charity ID: 48015
We are advocates for the best
interests of children who have been
abused or neglected and are under
the protection of the Juvenile Courts
in Multnomah and Washington
Counties in Oregon. Our purpose is
to secure a safe and permanent
family for each child as quickly as
possible.
Address: 1401 Ne 68th Ave,
Portland, OR 97213
Phone Number: 503-988-4179
www.casahelpskids.org
CASA For Children - Washington
State
Charity ID: 24024
CASA is a volunteer appointed by
the court to advocate for the best
interests of abused and neglected
children in dependency court. To do
this, CASAs investigate case facts,
recommend a course of action to
the court, facilitate the resolution of
problems, and monitor progress
towards establishing permanency
for the child. In many instances, the
CASA volunteer is the one
consistent adult in the life of a child.
Children with CASA representation
generally spend less time in the
court system, less time in foster
care, and have a better chance at a
safe, stable home.
Address: 603 Stewart St #206,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-667-9716
www.washingtonstatecasa.org
Center For Children And Youth
Justice
Charity ID: 48041
Advancing justice for and enhancing
the lives of children and youth
through juvenile justice, child
welfare, and related systems reform.
Address: 615 2nd Ave Ste 275,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-696-7503
www.ccyj.org
Central Area Development
Association (CADA)
Charity ID: 17017
Central Area Development
Association (CADA) is a non profit
community based development
corporation in Seattle, WA. A
community based development
organization, CADA pursues
activities that will revitalize, build,
and improve the Central Area
neighborhood. CADA’s community
building work respects the presence
of diversity within the neighborhood.
CADA also respects the diverse
perspectives of the community. With
this respect, CADA encourages and
engages in substantive dialog with
its constituency. With this dialog,
CADA moves forward to implement
community supported change and
achieve its mission with conscience.
Address: 320 17th Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-328-2240
www.cada.org
Central Area Youth Association
Charity ID: 48016
To facilitate the positive
development of youth for the benefit
of youth, their families and the
community.
Address: 119 23rd Ave, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-6640
www.seattle-caya.org
Changes Parent Support Network
Charity ID: 48017
Changes empowers parents and
their families experiencing
destructive, out-of-control behaviors
by facilitating constructive change
through self-help, education and
support.
Address: PO Box 33211 , Seattle,
WA 98133
Phone Number: 888-468-2620
www.cpsn.org
Child Care Resources
Charity ID: 10135
Every child deserves a great start -CCR increases the quality of child
care and helps families recognize
and retain the best child care
options.
Address: 1225 S Weller Ste 300,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-329-1011
www.childcare.org
Childhaven
Charity ID: 10039
Childhaven provides prevention,
intervention and therapeutic
treatment to abused/neglected
infants and preschoolers through
Therapeutic Child Care, Crisis
Nursery, and Drug-Affected Infant
Programs.
Address: 316 Broadway, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-624-6477
www.childhaven.org
Childhelp Foundation
Charity ID: 20041
Founded in 1959, one of the
nation's largest and oldest agencies
dedicated to the treatment,
prevention, and research of child
abuse and neglect.
Address: 2346 N Central Ave,
Phoenix AZ, 85004
Phone Number: 602-271-4500
www.childhelpusa.org
Childreach (A Program Of Plan
USA)
Charity ID: 04008
A global, non-profit, child-centered
development organization without
religious, political, or governmental
affiliation helping needy children and
their families in developing countries
since 1937.
Address: 155 Plan Way, Warwick,
RI, 02886
Phone Number: 800-556-7918
www.planusa.org
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Children Awaiting Parents
Charity ID: 48019
Dedicated to finding loving, adoptive
homes for abandoned, abused and
neglected children who languish in
the foster care system. Most have
physical/emotional/mental
disabilities.
Address: 595 Blossom Road Ste
306, Rochester, NY 14610
Phone Number: 888-835-8802
www.ChildrenAwaitingParents.org
Children Of The Night
Charity ID: 48020
Rescue's America's children from
prostitution. Includes 24 hour
nationwide hotline and home
featuring an on-site school and
college placement program.
Address: 14530 Sylvan St, Van
Nuys, CA 91411
Phone Number: 800-551-1300
www.childrenofthenight.org
Children, Incorporated
Charity ID: 04038
An international organization
providing long-range assistance to
needy children of all races and
creeds worldwide. Administers to
their physical, mental and spiritual
needs.
Address: 4205 Dover Rd,
Richmond, VA 23221
Phone Number: 804-359-4562
www.children-inc.org
Children's Alliance
Charity ID: 24017
We're Washington's statewide child
advocacy organization. We
champion public policies and
practices that deliver the essentials
kids need to thrive - confidence,
stability, health, and safety.
Address: 2017 East Spruce St,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 800-854-5437
www.childrensalliance.org
Children's Defense Fund
Charity ID: 48022
CDF is the foremost national
proponent of policies and programs
that provide children with the
resources they need to succeed.
We champion policies that will lift
children out of poverty; protect them
from abuse and neglect; and ensure
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their access to health care, quality
education, and a moral and spiritual
foundation.
Phone Number: 206-624-5633
www.cisc-seattle.org
Address: 25 E St NW, Washington,
DC, 20001
Phone Number: 202-628-8787
www.childrensdefense.org
Christ The King School
Charity ID: 48026
Children's Home Society Of
Washington
Charity ID: 48024
Nationally recognized and
accredited agency. Programs
include early childhood
development, parent education,
family support services, child/family
counseling, out of home care,
adoption and advocacy.
Address: PO Box 15190, Seattle
WA 98115
Phone Number: 253-854-0700
www.childrenshomesociety.org
Children's Hunger Relief Fund
Charity ID: 38010
Saving children's lives! Sharing
God's love by providing hot meals,
disease-free water, healthcare,
medicines, food growing technology,
and Christian education to suffering
children worldwide.
Address: PO Box 5366, Santa
Rosa, CA 95402
Phone Number: 888-781-1585
www.chrf.org
Children's Medical Ministries
Charity ID: 48025
A compassionate humanitarian
service of 700 volunteer healthcare
professionals committed to serving
poor and oppressed children and
families in the United States and
developing countries
Address: PO Box 3382, Crofton,
MD 21114
Phone Number: 301-261-3211
www.childmed.org
Chinese Information And Service
Center
Charity ID: 10041
CISC helps immigrant families,
elderly, and youth participate and
thrive in our Puget Sound
community. For over 30 years:
touching lives and creating
possibilities.
Address: 611 S Lane St, Seattle,
WA 98104
We are a community school where
our students are taught acceptance
and respect for others and to
embrace and enjoy the diversity of
our school.
Address: 415 N 117th St Seattle,
WA 98133
Phone Number: 206 364-6890
www.ckseattle.org
Christian Relief Fund
Charity ID: 38012
Fighting hunger and poverty
internationally by providing food,
medicine, educational support,
Christian disaster relief and
humanitarian aid to children and
families in developing countries.
Address: PO Box 19670, Amarillo,
TX 79114
Phone Number: 800-858-4038
www.christianrelieffund.org
Christmas House
Charity ID: 24005
Christmas House provides low
income families from Snohomish
with gifts and essentials during the
holidays.
Address: PO Box 717 , Everett, WA
98206
Phone Number: 425-338-2273
www.christmas-house.org
City Year Seattle/King County
Charity ID: 48086
City Year united young people of all
backgrounds for a year of full-time
service, giving them the skills and
opportunities to change the world.
By giving corps members the skills
and opportunities to service in
schools and neighborhoods across
the country, City Year seeks to:
Help children succeed, Build
stronger communities, Break down
social barriers, Develop young
leaders, Foster active citizenship.
Address: 2203 - 23rd Ave S Ste
101, Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-219-5008
www.cityyear.org
Clothes For Kids
Charity ID: 48027
and participation in a powerful
community
CFK provides Free quality clothing
to approximately 1600 low income
Snohomish children annually;
empowers self-esteem and
encourages learning; supports
community service opportunities.
Address: 999 Third Ave, Ste 1570,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-325-8480
www.communityforyouth.org
Address: 16725 52nd Ave W Ste B,
Lynnwood, WA 98037
Phone Number: 425-670-7285
www.clothesforkids.org
Cocoon House
Charity ID: 27034
Provides shelter and critical services
to runaway, homeless and at-risk
teens and offers outreach and
prevention services for teens and
families to eliminate youth
homelessness.
Address: 2929 Pine St, Everett,
WA 98201
Phone Number: 425-259-5802
www.cocoonhouse.org
Committee For Children
Charity ID: 48028
Our mission is to promote the
safety, well-being and social
development of children by creating
quality educational programs for
educators, families, and
communities.
Address: 568 First Ave South Ste
600, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-343-1223
www.cfchildren.org
Community Day School
Association
Charity ID: 10260
Community Day School Association
(CDSA) stands out in the childcare
industry by providing an affordable
before- and after-school and prekindergarten child enrichment
program that is integrated with nine
Seattle Public Schools.
Address: 5333 15th Ave Ste 1L,
Seattle, WA 98108
Phone Number: 206-568-0827
www.communitydayschool.org
Community For Youth
Charity ID: 48029
Community for Youth inspires and
supports youth to identify and
achieve their goals through
mentoring, learning experiences,
Community Safety Net
Charity ID: 10001
Community Safety Net™ is a
revolutionary safety awareness and
education initiative that creates a
network of concerned individuals
who want to protect children and
help save lives. It's been embraced
by thousands of communities in
Canada and the United States,
forming an extensive safety net that
stretches across the continent.
Address: 276 Cavalier St, PO Box
559, Pembina, ND, 58271
Phone Number: 800-665-4878
www.communitysafetynet.com
Crista Camps
Charity ID: 48051
All activities and programs at Island
Lake and Miracle Ranch are driven
by an identical mission: proclaiming
Christ through exceptional camp
experiences. We are committed to
proclaiming Christ through
experiences and relationships, and
we pray for every individual camper
and guest.
Address: 801 S LN St, Seattle, WA,
98104
Phone Number: 206-621-7880
www.deniselouie.org
Dillon International
Charity ID: 48014
Provide hope, love, and care for
homeless children awaiting
adoption.
Address: 3227 E 31st St Ste 200,
Tulsa, OK, 74105
Phone Number: 918749-4600
www.dillonadopt.com
Dynamic Family Services
Charity ID: 10264
Through quality early intervention
services, we help children with
special needs gain skills that will
help them today while decreasing
their need for future services.
Address: 10811 Se Kent-Kangley
Rd , Kent, WA 98030
Phone Number: 253-854-5660
www.dynamicfamilies.org
Encompass Northwest
Charity ID: 48030
Formerly Children's Services Of
Sno-Valley. Encompass is a family
support center offering education,
therapy, enrichment, and support
services to families living in and
around Snoqualmie Valley.
Address: 19303 Fremont Ave N,
Seattle, WA 98133
Phone Number: 877-723-4373
www.cristacamps.com
Address: 1407 Boalch Ave NW,
North Bend, WA, 98045
Phone Number: 425-888-2777
www.encompassnw.org
Deaconess Children's Services
Charity ID: 27046
Family Services - Baby Boutique
Charity ID: 48073
Increasing the capacity for children
and families to thrive through
comprehensive, strength-based
programs providing in-home and
group support, interactive parenting
education and life skills.
The Baby Boutique provides free,
gently-used items to homeless
families and residents of our
supportive housing program. Baby
Boutique is staffed almost entirely
by volunteers and located in
downtown Seattle.
Address: PO Box 2629, Everett,
WA 98213
Phone Number: 425-259-0146
www.deaconesschildren.org
Denise Louie Education Center
Charity ID: 10141
Denise Louie Education Center
provides quality, multi-cultural early
childhood education services to
children and their families.
Address: 615 Second Ave, Ste
150, Seattle, WA
Phone Number: 206-826-3050
www.family-services.org
Family Services - Capitol
Campaign
Charity ID: 48072
Imagine a comprehensive center full
of caring staff and volunteers,
offering homeless children and their
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parents housing placement and
support, individual and group
counseling, parenting support,
quality childcare, supplies such as
diapers and clothing, and more. The
campaign will build the 35,000
square foot Family Services' Rotary
Support Center for Families located
in Seattle on Rainier Avenue South
to consolidate five existing Family
Services programs and add two new
ones.
Address: 615 Second Ave, Ste
150, Seattle, WA
Phone Number: 206-826-3050
www.family-services.org
Fauntleroy Children's Center
Charity ID: 48078
Fauntleroy Children’s Center is a
nationally accredited nonprofit
center dedicated to serving the
community and families of the
greater West Seattle area by
offering high quality childcare in an
educational environment. Our skilled
professional staff provides a secure,
stable and diverse environment
where children want to be. Our
mission is to work in collaboration
with the families we serve and the
community to enrich each child’s
social, emotional, intellectual and
physical growth.
Address: 9131 California Ave SW,
Seattle, WA, 98136
Phone Number: 206-932-9590
www.fauntleroychildrenscenter.org
Firs Bible and Missionary
Conference, The
Charity ID: 48084
The Firs Serves the local church
and community by drawing groups
and individuals to a cmp and retreat
setting where they will experience
the Biblical message of Jesus
through instruction, creative
activities and significant
relationships, resulting in changed
lives. The Firs offers Christ-centered
camps, conferences and retreats.
The Firs has sought to lead people
to salvation in Jesus Christ, nurture
Christian character, develop youth
leaders, train individuals for
worldwide Christian services and
strengthen family life.
Address: 4605 Cable St,
Bellingham, WA, 98226
Phone Number: 360-733-6840
www.thefirs.org
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Friends Of The Children - King
County
Charity ID: 10274
Friends of the Children - King
County is a unique nonprofit
organization that provides ongoing
mentoring services to at-risk youth.
FOTC strives to fulfill its mission to
help our most vulnerable children
living in seriously high-risk
environments develop the
relationships, goals, skills, and
resources necessary to thrive.
FOTC enrolls the most challenged
children in kindergarten, and
mentors them through their
completion of high school, for four
hours a week, every week, for
thirteen years.
Address: PO Box 22801, Seattle
WA
Phone Number: 206- 328-3535
www.friendskc.org
Friends Of Youth
Charity ID: 10064
Friends of Youth is focused on its
mission to develop, provide and
advocate services for children,
youth, their families and
communities that encourage
individual growth and promote
constructive relationships.
Address: 16225 NE 87th St Ste A6, Redmond, WA 98052
Phone Number: 425-869-6490
www.friendsofyouth.org
Gatewood School PTA
Charity ID: 48082
As members of the Gatewood
community of learners, the mission
of the Gatewood Parent Teacher
Association (PTA) is to work
together to support the ongoing
process of helping our children
become Independent Learners.
Address: 6523 California Ave SW,
Seattle, WA 98136
Phone Number: 206-218-7884
www.gatewoodelementary.org/Gate
woodPTA
Give Kids The World
Charity ID: 20024
Give Kids The World is a 70-acre
non-profit resort for children with
life-threatening illnesses whose one
wish is to visit central Florida's bestloved attractions.
Address: 210 South Bass Road
Kissimmee, FL, 34746
Phone Number: 800-995-5437
www.gktw.org
Global Action for Children
Charity ID: 48083
Launched in September 2003,
Global Action for Children (GAC) is
an independent, collaborative
campaign of nongovernmental,
faith-based, and student
organizations dedicated to
supporting orphans and other
vulnerable children (OVC) and the
communities and families that care
for them. GAC’s unique strength lies
in the diversity of its coalition
partners and allies and its ability to
mobilize a broad range of
constituencies in support of
advocacy for OVC.
Address: 1413 K St NW,
Washington, DC, 20005
Phone Number: 202-589-0808
www.globalactionforchildren.org
Great Starts Birth & Family
Education
Charity ID: 48018
Formerly Childbirth Education
Association Of Seattle. Great Starts
supports growing families with birth
and parenting education and
breastfeeding support and
education.
Address: 2517 Eastlake Ave E, Ste
102 , Seattle, WA 98102
Phone Number: 206-789-0883
www.greatstarts.org
Green Lake Elementary School
PTA
Charity ID: 48085
Our goal is to promote the
education, welfare, health and
safety of all children at Green Lake
Elementary school. We reach our
goal through volunteer support,
financial resources and community
building. The PTA makes possible
many of the school’s special
programs including vocal music and
the swimming program.
Address: 2400 NE 65th, Seattle,
WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-252-5320
www.greenlakedragons.org
It's My Bag
Charity ID: 48033
Our focus is on children in need and
shall include the strengthening of
unity and harmony in the community
and the development of individual
capacity.
Address: PO Box 64 ,Pacific, WA
98407
Phone Number: 253-288-8157
www.itsmybag.org
Kid's Co. - A Program Of
Evergreen Children's Association
Charity ID: 48032
To deliver out-of-school time care
for elementary school children and
programs for preschool age
children, regardless of race,
economic means, or physical or
mental capabilities that provides for
the holistic development of each
child.
Address: 2208 NW Market St Ste
510, Seattle, WA 98107
Phone Number: 206-781-8062
www.kidscompany.org
Kindering Center
Charity ID: 10081
Our commitment is to create and
provide superior, individualized,
family-centered services for children
who are disabled, medically fragile,
or vulnerable because of abuse or
neglect; to develop maximum
potential, hope, and community
understanding.
Address: 16120 NE 8th St. ,
Bellevue, WA 98008
Phone Number: 425-747-4004
www.kindering.org
Kitsap Day Care Association
Charity ID: 31016
five, with or at risk of developmental
delays, and family support to
promote school readiness.
Address: 14 E Casino Road,
Everett, WA, 98208
Phone Number: 425-775-6070
www.littlered.org
Marysville First Assembly
Charity ID: 53205
Church providing self help services
to battle addictions, depression, and
other life challenges in a program
called Celebrate Recovery
Address: 4705 Grove St,
Marysville, WA, 98270
Phone Number: 360-659-2276
www.marysvillefirst.org
National 4-H Council
Charity ID: 48001
To advance the 4-H youth
development movement to build a
world in which youth and adults
learn, grow and work together as
catalysts for positive change.
Address: 7100 Connecticut Ave,
Chevy Chase, MD, 20815
Phone Number: 301-961-2800
www.fourhcouncil.edu
National Adoption Center
Charity ID: 48034
There are no unwanted children,
just unfound families. Expanding
adoption opportunities for children
with special needs and sibling
groups who want to stay together.
Address: 1500 Walnut St Ste 701 ,
Philadelphia, PA, 19102
Phone Number: 800-862-3678
www.adopt.org
National Center For Missing &
Exploited Children
Charity ID: 20030
We collaborate with partners to
promote well-being and education of
children, by providing child care and
supporting their families.
Spearheads national and
international efforts to protect
children from sexual exploitation
and abduction, and to locate and
recover missing children.
Address: 1198 Elizabeth Ave,
Bremerton WA 98337
Phone Number: 360-373-4862
www.kitsapchildcare.org
Address: 699 Prince St, Alexandria,
VA, 22314
Phone Number: 866-411-5437
www.missingkids.com
Little Red School House
Charity ID: 27015
National Children's Cancer
Society - Children's Cancer
Assistance Fund
Charity ID: 48052
Provides specialized education and
therapies for children, age birth to
Our nonprofit organization, based in
St. Louis, is dedicated to improving
the quality of life for children with
cancer and their families. During
their time of crisis, we provide direct
financial aid, in-kind assistance,
advocacy, support and education.
Address: 1015 Locust St Ste 600,
St. Louis, MO, 63101
Phone Number: 314.241.1600
www.nationalchildrenscancersociety
.org
New Futures
Charity ID: 48035
New Futures partners with families
to create communities where
children thrive. Our integrated,
culturally relevant programs in lowincome apartment complexes build
skills, foster connectedness, and
promote strengths.
Address: PO Box 66958, Seattle,
WA 98166
Phone Number: 206-248-9647
www.newfutures.us
New Horizons Ministries
Charity ID: 48036
New Horizons Ministries is a multicultural organization who's mission
is to be in relationship with
homeless youth, serving and loving
in the way of Jesus, equipping youth
to leave street life.
Address: PO Box 2801, Seattle,
WA, 98111
Phone Number: 206-374-0866
www.nhmin.org
Northwest Children's Fund
Charity ID: 48037
Northwest Children's Fund's mission
is to end the cycle of child abuse
and neglect by supporting programs
for at-risk youth and their families.
Address: 2100 24th Ave S, Ste 320
, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-682-8447
www.nwcf.org
Northwest Youth Services
Charity ID: 00018
Serves abused/neglected, runaway,
homeless and delinquent children
and youth through crisis hotline,
shelter, transitional housing,
counseling, private foster care and
restorative justice teen court.
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Open Adoption & Family Services
Inc. - Washington
Charity ID: 48038
healthy meals, excellent care and
build the social and learning skills
necessary to succeed in
kindergarten and beyond. Families
in our program have the opportunity
to work, job search or go to school
confident with the knowledge that
their children are safe and nurtured.
Open Adoption & Family Services
supports birthparents in making
decisions about parenthood in an
atmosphere of dignity and respect.
Address: 1501 Pike Place No. 313,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-625-0842
www.pikemarketkids.org
Address: 200 West Mercer St, #E508 , Seattle, WA, 98119
Phone Number: 206-782-0442
www.openadopt.org
Primm ABC Childcare
Charity ID: 48055
Address: 1020 N State St,
Bellingham, WA, 98225
Phone Number: 360-734-9862
www.northestyouthservices.org
Operation Smile
Charity ID: 48039
Operation Smile provides
reconstructive surgery to children
with facial deformities in over 20
countries, trains medical
professionals and supplies
equipment essential to building selfsufficiency.
Address: 6435 Tidewater Drive ,
Norfolk, VA 23509
Phone Number: 888-677-6453
www.operationsmile.org
Page Ahead Children's Literacy
Charity ID: 24065
Provide new books to children to
own, read, and cherish.
Address: 88 Spring St, Ste 123,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-0123
www.pageahead.org
Parent Trust For Washington
Children
Charity ID: 00015
Our mission reflects our
commitment to family support and
child abuse prevention.
Address: 1601 2nd Ave, Ste 410,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-233-0139
www.parenttrust.org
Pike Market Child Care &
Preschool
Charity ID: 05003
Pike Market Child Care &
Preschool’s overall goal is to make
high quality preschool available to
all children, providing families with
support and encouragement.
Children in our program receive
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recreation and health, build
community and connect residents to
vital services. RecTech is directed
by an alliance of staff, managers
and community advisory council
members and is administered by the
non-profit Associated Recreation
Council in partnership with the City
of Seattle.
Address: 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle,
WA
Phone Number: 206.233.7017
www.cityofseattle.net/parks/Centers/
labs.htm
Provides pre-school and daycare
services in Seattle.
Ritecare Of Washington
Charity ID: 48057
Address: 4455 S Brandon St,
Seattle, Washington 98118.
Phone Number: 206- 723-2038
Website Not Available
We provide intensive professional
speech and language therapy to
children and parent support and
education at no cost to families
Program For Early Parent
Support
Charity ID: 10167
Address: 3227 N.E. 125th St,
Seattle, WA, 98125
Phone Number: 206-324-6293
www.srccld.org
PEPS' mission is to provide
community-based programs that
enable parents of infants and young
children to meet the challenges of
parenting through mutual support
and shared information.
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.
#324, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-547-8570
www.pepsgroup.org
Rainier Vista Boys And Girls Club
Charity ID: 48074
To inspire and enable all young
people, especially those who need
us most, to realize their full potential
as productive, responsible, and
caring citizens
Address: 4600 38th Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-436-1890
www.positiveplace.org
RecTech (City Org)
Charity ID: 48069
RecTech represents the technology
learning and opportunity programs
provided in computer labs located in
our community centers. RecTech
centers provide a wide range of
learning opportunities and activities
for youth, adults and seniors. We
use the tools of computers and
multimedia to provide programs
which help develop skills, train
tomorrow's leaders, encourage
Ronald McDonald House
Charities Of Western Washington
Charity ID: 48056
Providing a home away from home
for families of children with cancer
and other serious illnesses.
Address: 5130 40th Ave N.E.
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-838-0617
www.rmhcseattle.org
ROOTS
Charity ID: 48059
Rising Out of the Shadows
(ROOTS) is a University District
organization based in compassion
and committed to social justice that
fosters change and empowers
human potential by providing critical
services to street-involved,
homeless youth. (Formerly Shalom
Zone And University Youth Shelter)
Address: 1415 Ne 43rd St Seattle,
WA 98105.
Phone Number: 206-632-1635
www.rootsinfo.org
Ruth Dykeman Children's Center
Charity ID: 10092
Success and Self-Sufficiency for
Children, Family and Community
Address: 1033 SW 152nd St,
Seattle, WA 98166
Phone Number: 206-242-1698
www.rdcc.org
Ryther Child Center
Charity ID: 10093
Ryther Child Center offers and
develops safe places and
opportunities for children, youth and
families to heal and grow so that
they can reach their highest
potential.
Address: 2400 NE 95th St, Seattle,
WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-517-0215
www.ryther.org
Samaritan Counseling Center
Charity ID: 48054
Samaritan Counseling Center offers
faith based professional counseling
services to individuals, couples,
families, children, adolescents, and
groups to bring wholeness and
health of mind, body and spirit to all
in our communities.
Address: PO Box 292,Snohomish
WA 98291
Phone Number: 360-568-8737
www.samaritanps.org
Seattle Fire Department Safe
Fund (City Org)
Charity ID: 48067
The Seattle Fire Department's
Public Education Office delivers a
variety of outreach programs to
citizens at high risk of fire-related
incidents. Donations to the SAFE
Gift & Trust Fund directly support
efforts to help protect those most
vulnerable to the devastation of fire.
Programs include the nationally
recognized Fire Stoppers firesetting
intervention program, free smoke
alarms for senior, low-income and
disabled homeowners, and the
highly popular Smart Kids! Safe
Kids! preschool program which
targets children at high risk of dying
in a fire.
Address: 220 3rd Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-386-1335
www.seattle.gov/fire/pubEd/generalI
nfo.htm
issues that affect their lives. At
SYPP, youth gain the skills they
need to make positive change in
their communities.
Address: 2820 E Cherry St,
Seattle, WA 98122.
Phone Number: 206-860-9606
www.sypp.org
Seattle Youth Garden Works
Charity ID: 48081
We have grown into the two
successful garden to market
projects. Crewmembers learn
valuable and marketable job skills in
a supportive work setting. They
learn how to plant, tend, and harvest
organic vegetables, herbs, and
flowers from seed for market, how to
write a resume, cashiering,
customer service, sales tracking and
inventory, entrepreneurship and
marketing skills, reliability, and how
to be an effective employee. Crew
members go on field trips,
participate in job-shadowing
programs, learn about food security
issues, perform community service
projects, and cook meals using the
produce that they grow.
Address: 5700 6th Ave S Ste 207,
Seattle, WA, 98108
Phone Number: 206-632-0352
www.sygw.org
Shamrock Charities
Charity ID: 48080
"Shamrock Charities" was formed
by a group of Seattle and Eastside
soccer players who have played
together for over 30 years as their
way of being even more involved in,
and giving back to, the infants,
youth and families of their
community and the world. Their
Mission Statement is "Improving the
lives of children worldwide through
the dedicated support of
compassionate people".
Address: 17461 147th St SE STE
9A, Monroe, WA 98272
Phone Number: (206) 464-1860
www.shamrockcharities.org
Seattle Young People's Project
Charity ID: 48058
Small Faces Child Development
Center
Charity ID: 48061
Seattle Young People’s Project is a
youth-led social justice organization.
We empower youth to express
themselves and take action on
Our mission is to maintain preschool/school-age educational
programs, ensure financial and
organizational stability while
diversifying childcare services to the
community.
Address: 9250 14th NW Seattle,
WA 98117
Phone Number: 206-782-2611
www.smallfaces.org
Special Needs Network
Charity ID: 48075
A 501 (c)(3) non-profit, communitybased organization founded to
respond to the needs of low-income
families impacted by the autism
epidemic and other developmental
disabilities.
Address: 2900 W Vernon Ave, Los
Angeles, CA 98008
Phone Number: 323-295-8358
www.specialneedsnetwork.net
Street Youth Ministries
Charity ID: 48065
Our mission is to provide homeless
and street-involved youth in
Seattle’s University District with lifeskills, resources, and relationships
that bring hope and healing to their
lives and the community.
Address: 4540 15th Ave. NE,
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-524-7301
www.STyouthministries.org
TeamChild
Charity ID: 48066
Helping youth secure the education,
housing, and treatment they need to
stay out of the juvenile justices
system through civil and legal
advocacy and community education.
Address: 1225 South Weller St.,
Ste 420, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-322-2444
www.teamchild.org
Tiger Woods Foundation Inc
Charity ID: 47030
Helping all children build values,
characteristics, and attitudes to
reach their goals. TWF initiates and
supports programs that enhance
their learning, growth, and
development.
Address: 121 Innovation, Ste 150,
Irvine, CA, 92617
Phone Number: 888-893-5439
www.tigerwoodsfoundation.org
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Victory Outreach Seattle
Charity ID: 48077
We reach out to the hurting people
in the streets and are helping them
to get out of the lifestyle they were
in, guiding them step by step on
how to become valuable and
positive citizens so they can help
others, too. This involves getting
them out of drugs, alcohol, etc and
reuniting them with their families.
Address: 10821 1st Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98168
Phone Number: 206-244-8184
www.voseattle.org
Youth Law Center
Charity ID: 48040
Protecting children and youth in the
nation's foster care and juvenile
justice systems from abuse,
maltreatment and neglect for over
25 years.
Address: 200 Pine St Ste 300, San
Francisco, CA 94104
Phone Number: 415-543-3379
www.ylc.org
Disaster Relief &
Emergency Services
Aero Skagit Emergency Services
Inc
Charity ID: 49001
Provides advanced life support
emergency ambulance response.
Address: PO Box 705, Concrete,
WA 98237
Phone Number: 360-853-8831
www.wemsis.org
American Red Cross Washington Flood Relief
Charity ID: 38029
This American Red Cross account
was created to provide relief for
Washington State's severe flood
victims. The American Red Cross
will collect the funds and distribute
them to the affected areas.
Address: PO Box 3097, Seattle WA
98114
Phone Number: 206-323-2345
www.seattleredcross.org
families in the poorer communities
in the world. We aim to: Relieve
suffering caused by natural disaster
and human conflict; Promote peace
and understanding based on mutual
tolerance and respect; Strengthen
people’s capacity to help
themselves.
Address: 300 E Lombard St Ste
840, Baltimore, MD, 21202
Phone Number: 877-994-3872
www.usa.humanityfirst.org
Kirkland Firefighters Benevolent
Association
Charity ID: 49002
KFFBA (Kirkland Fire Fighters
Benevolent Association) will fund
community service projects with an
emphasis on projects that benefit
the elderly, handicapped,
impoverished and/or youth. Priority
will be given to projects assisting the
segment of the Kirkland community
who are in personal struggles or
crisis.
Address: 123 5th Ave, Kirkland,
WA, 98033
Phone Number: 425 587-3650
www.kffba.org
Kitsap Applied Technologies
Charity ID: 31013
Kitsap Applied Technologies (KAT)
is a private Non-Profit Organization
that serves individuals with
developmental disabilities from
throughout Kitsap County.
Address: 4195 Wheaton Way,
Bremerton WA 98310
Phone Number: 360-377-5454
www.katkitsap.org
Nazarene Compassionate
Ministries Inc.
Charity ID: 38027
Provides crises assistance
worldwide, including food,
healthcare and rebuilding. Promotes
long-term solutions to poverty
through training, gifts-in-kind,
economic and community
development, and micro-enterprise
projects.
Humanity First USA
Charity ID: 49011
Address: 2111 E Santa Fe Ste 343,
Olathe, KS, 66062
Phone Number: 800-214-4999
www.ncmi.org
Humanity First’s mission is to serve
disaster struck and socially
disadvantaged individuals and
Nonviolent Peaceforce
Charity ID: 49003
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The Nonviolent Peaceforce applies
proven nonviolent strategies to
protect human rights, deter violence,
and help create space for local
peacemakers to carry out their work.
Address: 425 Oak Grove St,
Minneapolis, MN, 55403
Phone Number: 612-871-0005
www.nonviolentpeaceforce.org
Olympic Mountain Rescue
Charity ID: 31022
Proved search and rescue services;
general civil volunteer serve and
wilderness safety education.
Address: 7425 Thorndyke Road,
Quilcene, WA, 98376
Phone Number: 360-765-3749
olympicmountainrescue.org
Seattle Fire Department - Fire And
Hazard Mitigation Fund (City Org)
Charity ID: 49004
The Fire and Hazard Mitigation
Fund allows people to donate
money to the Fire Department so
the department can buy needed
equipment. In addition, the fund
helps support for the department's
Arson Dog Henny. Henny is
instrumental in the investigation of
fire scenes and is trained to detect
whether accelerants were the cause
of the fire or not.
Address: 301 2nd Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-386-1350
www.seattle.gov/fire
Seattle Fire Department - Medic II
- CPR Classes (City Org)
Charity ID: 49005
The Seattle Fire Department's
Medic II Program provides training
classes in Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR) and choking
techniques. The training program is
recognized as an international role
model, which attracts people from
around the world, who come to
Seattle to learn more about how to
implement their own CPR training
programs. Since Medic II was
initiated in 1971, over 771,000
Seattle/King County residents have
been trained and retrained in the
lifesaving technique of CPR.
Studies have shown that prompt
bystander CPR more than doubles a
patient's chances of becoming a
long-term survivor. Classes are
conducted by firefighters who teach
on their own time and are
compensated out of a donated
budget.
Address: 301 2nd Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-684-7274
www.seattle.gov/fire/medics/medicT
wo.html
Seattle Fire Department - Medic
One Foundation (City Org)
Charity ID: 13000
The Medic One Foundation ensures
the highest quality emergency
medical services through
independent medical oversight,
lifesaving research and rigorous
paramedic training.
Address: 325 Ninth Ave, M/S
359747 , Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-744-9425
www.mediconefoundation.org
Seattle Fire Department - Medic
One Gift & Trust Fund
Charity ID: 49009
Since its beginning in 1970,
Seattle's Medic One Program has
become world famous due to the
training, dedication and first-rate
pre-hospital emergency patient care
Paramedics deliver to the
community. Medic One directly
provides the City of Seattle with
Advanced Life Support activities
that, in the past, could be performed
only by licensed physicians. The
Department responds to
approximately 28,000 Basic Life
Support (BLS) alarms and 25,000
Advanced Life Support (ALS)
alarms per year. In addition to these
alarms, the Paramedics respond on
all working fires, hazardous
materials and rescue responses.
Address: 301 2nd Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-386-1400
www.seattle.gov/fire/medics/medicO
ne.htm
Seattle Police Department Victim
Support Team (City Org)
Charity ID: 53204
Seattle Police Department’s
Domestic Violence Victim Support
Team (VST) program is a unique
partnership between community
members and police to address and
prevent domestic violence. The
program is designed to address the
gap in services to domestic violence
victims that exists between the time
patrol officers respond to a 9-1-1
call and take a report, to the time
advocates, detectives, and
prosecutors make contact with the
victim for follow up.
Address: Po Box 456, Seattle, WA
98111
Phone Number: 206-684-0373
www.seattle.gov/police/involved/vol
unteer
Seattle Police Foundation (City
Org)
Charity ID: 53201
By supporting innovative projects in
Community Partnerships, Employee
Development and Recognition, and
Police Service Enhancements, our
public-private partnership allows the
Seattle Police Department to launch
new projects and further its ability to
serve the citizens of Seattle.
Address: Po Box 456, Seattle, WA
98111
Phone Number: 206-684-0373
www.seattle.gov/police/foundation
Seattle Police Honor Guard (City
Org)
Charity ID: 53199
The Seattle Police Honor Guard,
which was formed in 1932 is one of
the oldest and most respected in the
nation.
Phone Number: 425-747-6430
www.spvsp.org
Washington Air Search & Rescue
Charity ID: 24098
Volunteers working so that others
may live. Protect life and property
with your support of air search and
rescue and emergency
management in Washington.
Address: PO Box 2174 , Renton,
WA 98056
Phone Number: 253-833-6777
www.wasar.org
Washington State Law
Enforcement Memorial
Foundation
Charity ID: 00053
The Washington State Law
Enforcement Memorial Foundation
(WSLEMF) exists to provide support
and assistance to the survivors and
families of law enforcement officers
in Washington State killed in the line
of duty. Through the efforts of many,
we give honor where honor is due.
Address: 25724 Se 25th Way,
Sammamish, WA 98075
Phone Number: 425-747-7523
www.wslemf.org
World Relief Corporation Of
National Association Of
Evangelicals
Charity ID: 04030
Address: Po Box 456, Seattle, WA
98111
Phone Number: 206-684-0373
www.seattle.gov/police/foundation/P
rojects.htm
Provides emergency relief and
community-based solutions to
alleviate hunger and poverty in 20
countries and provides resettlement
assistance to refugees in the United
States.
Snoqualmie Pass Volunteer Ski
Patrol (SPVSP)
Charity ID: 49010
Address: 7 East Baltimore St ,
Baltimore, MD, 21202
Phone Number: 800-535-5433
www.wr.org
The National Ski Patrol (NSP) is a
federally chartered nonprofit
membership association dedicated
to serving the public and the
mountain recreation industry by
providing educational services about
emergency care and safety. The
Snoqualmie Pass Volunteer Ski
Patrol (SPVSP) is a member of this
organization. SPVSP provides
emergency care, toboggan
transportation and rescue services
for the Summit West ski area.
Address: 9120 NE 22nd Pl, Clyde
Hill, WA, 98004
Education & Literacy
Accounting Career Awareness
Program (ACAP)
Charity ID: 50067
The mission of ACAP is to recruit
target minority youths and provide
educational enrichment experiences
and practical help they need to
prepare for higher education and
careers in the field of accounting or
business related areas. This is
accomplished with the following
objectives: Teach students about
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the skills sets relevant to the field of
business. Inform students about
opportunities in business
professions. Provide students with
minority role models in the business
professions. Involve Puget Sound
area businesses, career guidance
counselors and parents in ACAP
through contributions and volunteer
time. Provide student internships at
Puget Sound businesses that will
help them get meaningful job
experience.
Address: PO Box 22066, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-370-4949
www.acapseattle.org
Agforestry Leadership
(Washington Agriculture And
Forestry Education Foundation)
Charity ID: 50001
AgForestry Leadership Program
invests in people by creating
programs to broaden the skills,
enrich experiences and increase
knowledge of persons becoming
leaders in natural resources
industries and their communities.
Address: 9211 East Mission Ste J ,
Spokane, WA 99206
Phone Number: 509-926-9113
www.agforestry.org
Alliance For Education
Charity ID: 34000
As an independent nonprofit
organization, we act as a
constructive partner to Seattle
Public Schools. We champion
change and help drive effective
strategies that will increase student
achievement. Like a venture capital
firm that invests in start-up
companies, we are focused on
innovations that will help students
learn and grow.
Address: 509 Olive Way Ste 500 ,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-343-0449
www.alliance4ed.org
American Indian College Fund
Charity ID: 00055
The American Indian College Fund's
mission is to raise scholarship funds
for American Indian students at
qualified tribal colleges and
universities and to generate broad
awareness of those institutions and
the Fund itself.
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Address: 8333 Greenwood Blvd
Denver, Co 80221
Phone Number: 800-776-3863
www.collegefund.org
Amnesty International USA Inc
Charity ID: 20019
Worldwide membership-based
human rights organization -impartial and non-political -- working
to free prisoners of conscience,
eliminate torture, executions,
'disappearances.' 1977 Nobel
Peace Prize recipient.
Address: 5 Penn Plaza 16th Fl,
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number: 800-266-3789
www.amnestyusa.org
Association for Christian
Development
Charity ID: 50065
The Association for Christian
Development is a nondenominational Christian ministry
dedicated to proclaiming the Good
News of the coming Kingdom of
God. Our approach stresses
education not indoctrination; respect
for law, not legalism; edifying
doctrine, not dictatorial dogma; a
helping hand, not a "holy hierarchy";
tolerance for other Christians and
faiths, not the tyranny of "one true
church"—teaching above all, love of
God, his Son, and our fellow
humans. . .male and female, friend
and enemy alike.
Address: 2303 West Commodore
Way Ste 206, Seattle, WA, 98199
Phone Number: 206-453-5241
www.godward.org
Bahia Street
Charity ID: 50002
Bahia Street breaks cycles of
poverty and violence through quality
educational opportunities for
impoverished girls in Brazil. It
supports local programs that
broaden understanding of global
issues.
Address: 1005 NE Boat St ,
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-633-1724
www.bahiaST.org
Beacon Hill PTA 6.15.42
Charity ID: 50069
THE BHIS PTA is a group of
volunteer parents who supports the
work of our school community in
meeting the educational needs of all
our children. We are committed to
maintaining a respectful,
compassionate and caring
environment. We encourage and
welcome the involvement of all
families to meet these needs.
Address: 2025 14th Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-412-6973
Website Not Available
Bellevue Schools Foundation
Charity ID: 50003
Promotes and helps fund the best
possible learning opportunities for
all kindergarten through 12th grade
students, teachers training and
curriculum improvements in
Bellevue School District.
Address: PO Box 406440,
Bellevue, WA 98015
Phone Number: 425-456-4199
www.bsfdn.org
BF Day Elementary School PTSA
Charity ID: 50058
The B.F. Day PTSA is an allvolunteer group of B.F. Day parents,
teachers, staff and students working
to make the B.F. Day experience
the best it can be for the entire
school community. B.F. Day is the
public elementary school in the
Fremont neighborhood. The PTSA
sponsors programs and activities
designed to enrich the learning
environment at B.F. Day,
contributing significantly to the
diverse artistic, cultural and
academic experiences at our
school. Notably, B.F. Day’s art and
music programs are supported
entirely by the PTSA. The PTSA
also supports the math & literacy
program, arts & science enrichment,
computer lab, chess club, Village
Day, and the family support worker.
Address: 3921 Linden Ave N,
Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-252-6010
www.seattleschools.org/schools/bfd
ay
Billings Middle School
Foundation
Charity ID: 50004
Billings Middle School is a dynamic
academic community intentionally
focused on the unique complexities
and development of early
adolescents.
Address: 7217 Woodlawn Ave NE,
Seattle WA 98115
Phone Number: 206-547-4614
www.billingsmiddleschool.org
Bishop Blanchet High School
Charity ID: 50039
Bishop Blanchet High School's
academic program is focused
around a college-prep curriculum
with many Advanced Placement and
honors courses. Currently, there are
14 AP and Honors courses available
in five different subjects, including
mathematics, science, social
studies, fine arts, and language arts.
excellence in more than 200
programs. Cutting edge research,
new facilities, graduate programs
and top faculty ensure an education
that is one of the best in the state.
Address: 304 Warriner Hall, Mt.
Pleasant, MI 48859
Phone Number: 989 774-3312
www.cmich.edu
Communities Connect Network
Charity ID: 50061
Communities Connect’s mission is
to ensure that Washington is a
leader in digital inclusion by
strengthening the community
technology field.
Address: 8200 Wallingford Ave N,
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-527-7733
www.blanchet.k12.wa.us
Address: Canyon Park Heights,
21540-30th Dr SE Ste 310, Bothell,
WA, 98021
Phone Number: 509-775-3217
www.communitiesconnect.org
Books To Prisoners
Charity ID: 50034
Densho
Charity ID: 50045
Books To Prisoners is an allvolunteer organization founded in
1973 that sends educational and
empowering reading materials to
people incarcerated across the US.
Incarceration rates are at an all-time
high and budgets for prison
education and libraries are generally
falling. We are a part of the solution
to the cycle of poverty, ignorance,
crime and imprisonment.
Densho's mission is to preserve the
testimonies of Japanese Americans
who were unjustly incarcerated
during World War II before their
memories are extinguished. We
offer these irreplaceable firsthand
accounts, coupled with historical
images and teacher resources, to
explore principles of democracy and
promote equal justice for all.
Address: 92 Pike St Box 'A',
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-442-2013
www.bookstoprisoners.net
Address: 1416 S Jackson St,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-320-0095
www.densho.org
Center For Career Alternatives
Charity ID: 10033
Dr. Millie Russell Endowed
Scholarship (UW Foundation)
Charity ID: 50044
Center for Career Alternatives
provides high quality education,
employment training and career
development services for a culturally
diverse population of disadvantaged
youth and adults.
Scholarship Endowment that
supports first generation,
economically and educationally
disadvantaged students studying
Health Sciences at the University of
Washington.
Address: 901 Rainier Ave S,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-322-9080
www.ccawa.org
Address: UW Box 352845, Seattle
WA 98195
Phone Number: 206-685-8054
www.uwfoundation.org
Central Michigan University
Charity ID: 46021
Eastside Catholic School
Charity ID: 50054
Central Michigan University, with a
main campus in Mount Pleasant,
Michigan, and more than 60
locations across the U.S., is
nationally recognized for academic
Eastside Catholic School is a faithbased educational community
where students learn to integrate
their thinking and believing in ways
that encourage intellectual
excellence, nurture relationships
and inspire a life of leadership and
service to others. Founded in 1980,
the school is governed by an
elected Board of Trustees. It is the
only seven-year co-educational
Catholic school on the Eastside, and
offers a college preparatory
curriculum with a wide range of
courses and activities. In addition,
the high school offers the Options
Program from a limited number of
students with special learning and
developmental challenges. The
Eastside Catholic community is
composed of approximately 550
students, about 90 faculty and staff
members and more than 3,500
alumni.
Address: 232-228th Ave SE,
Sammamish, WA, 98074
Phone Number: 425-295-3041
www.eastsidecatholic.org
Electronic Frontier Foundation
(EFF)
Charity ID: 50068
EFF is a legal advocacy group
working to protect civil liberties as
they relate to new technologies.
Among our various activities, EFF
educates politicians and the public,
undertakes court cases preserving
individuals’ rights, engages the
press regularly, and publishes a
comprehensive archive of digital
civil liberties information at our
website.
Address: 454 Shotwell St, San
Francisco, CA, 94110
Phone Number: 415-436-9333
www.eff.org
Elevator Escalator Safety
Foundation
Charity ID: 50005
The Elevator Escalator Safety
Foundation's mission is to educate
the public on the safe and proper
use of elevators, escalators and
moving walks through informational
programs.
Address: 362 Pinehill Drive, Mobile,
AL 36606
Phone Number: 251-479-709
www.eesf.org
Ethiopia Reads
Charity ID: 50040
Ethiopia Reads believes that those
who read bloom, and that literacy is
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the key to improving the lives of this
generation of Ethiopians. Our
mission is to build a reading culture
in Ethiopia by connecting children
with books. We do this by planting
libraries for children, publishing
books in English as well as local
Ethiopian languages, and training
teachers and librarians to cultivate a
love of reading among children.
Address: 55 Madison St Ste 750,
Denver, CO, 80206
Phone Number: 303-468-8422
www.ethiopiareads.org
First Place School
Charity ID: 50020
At First Place, we recognize the
special needs of families in
transition due to homelessness or
crises that impact family stability.
Our mission is to educate and
nurture children whose families
struggle with the risk or reality of
homelessness, where we offer
housing, culturally relevant
education and support services
enabling families to achieve
permanent stability.
Address: PO Box 22536, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206- 323-6715
www.firstplaceschool.org
Freedom From Religion
Foundation
Charity ID: 50060
The Freedom From Religion
Foundation, Inc, is an educational
group working for the separation of
state and church. Its purposes, as
state in the bylaws, are to promote
the constitutional principle of
separation of state and church, and
to educate the public on matters
relating to nonthesism. Incorporated
in 1978 in Wisconsin, the
Foundation is a national
membership association of more
than 12,500 freethinkers: atheists,
agnostics and skeptics of any
pedigree. The Foundation is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization.
Address: PO Box 750, Madison,
WI, 53701
Phone Number: 608-256-8900
www.ffrf.org
French Immersion School Of
Washington
Charity ID: 50006
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The mission of the French
Immersion School of Washington is
to deliver an excellent bilingual
education through a rigorous
curriculum conforming to the French
Ministry of Education and
Washington State standards.
with dyslexia and related language
difficulties.
Address: 4211 West Lake
Sammamish Pky SE, Bellevue, WA
98008
Phone Number: 425-653-3970
www.fisw.org
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Charity ID: 50008
Garfield High School PTSA
Charity ID: 50021
Address: 10211 12th Ave S,
Seattle, WA, 98168
Phone Number: 206-763-1167
www.hamlinrobinson.org
The nation's leading Hispanic
scholarship-granting organization,
HSF is committed to advancing the
college education among Hispanic
Americans and doubling the rate of
college graduates.
Develops programs, projects, and
activities for students, and work for
the health, welfare, safety,
education, care, and protection of
children.
Address: 55 Second St Ste 1500
San Francisco, CA 94105
Phone Number: 877-473-4636
www.hsf.net
Address: 2003 65th Ave W,
Tacoma, WA 98466
Phone Number: 206-723-1243
www.ghs.seattleschools.org
Holy Names Academy
Charity ID: 50075
Greater Seattle Business
Association
Charity ID: 16011
Our mission is to combine business
development, social action and
leadership to expand economic
opportunities for the lesbian, gay,
bisexual and transgender (LGBT)
community and those who support
equality for all.
Address: 2150 N 107th St Ste 205
Seattle, WA, 98133
Phone Number: 206-363-9188
www.thegsba.org
Gregory Heights PTSA
Charity ID: 50032
Gregory Heights PTSA is a group of
parents and families, teachers,
school staff and community
members who are devoted to
supporting education in our school.
Our goal is to provide student and
family enrichment through the use of
volunteer and financial resources.
Address: PO Box 1310, Seahurst,
WA, 98062
Phone Number: 206-433-2323
www.gregoryptsa.org
Hamlin Robinson School
Charity ID: 50007
Dedicated to meeting the
educational and underlying
social/emotional needs of students
Holy Names Academy, the oldest
continually operating school in the
State of Washington, was founded
by the Sisters of the Holy Names of
Jesus and Mary on November 9,
1880. This Catholic secondary
school serves young women of
diverse ethnic, economic, and
religious backgrounds. The unique
character of a Holy Names
education is achieved in various
complementary ways.
Address: 728 - 21st Ave E, Seattle,
WA, 98112
Phone Number: 206-720-7802
www.holynames-sea.org
Home Alive
Charity ID: 50059
Home Alive was founded in 1993 as
a community response to the rape
and murder of local musician Mia
Zapata. Home Alive is an antiviolence organization that offers
affordable self-defense classes,
provides public education and
awareness, and leads local
community organizing efforts. Our
work in self-defense encourages
everyone to recognize their
entitlement to the basic human right
of a life free from violence and hate.
Home Alive envisions a world of
safe communities, safe
relationships, safe families, and safe
streets; a world without violence,
hate, bigotry, and oppression.
Address: 1122 E Pike St #1127,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-4663
www.homealive.org
Literacy Source - A Community
Learning Center
Charity ID: 50010
James Paul Manjarrez Charitable
Association
Charity ID: 50072
Literacy Source helps build a literate
community by providing learnercentered instruction to adults in
English literacy and basic life skills.
The James “Paul” Manjarrez
Charitable Association has been
established to promote leadership
development through athletics with
a focus on youths. The organization
will sponsor programs that give
emphasis to teamwork on and off
the field, lifelong lessons of
dedication and spirit, and
community service. These values
were passionately promoted by Paul
and shall be perpetuated.
Address: 8620 NE 132nd Pl,
Kirkland, WA,
Phone Number: 425-821-6597
www.jpaulmanjarrez.org
John F. Kennedy Memorial High
School
Charity ID: 50036
As an archdiocesan high school our
mission is to provide a quality
Catholic education to all students.
We are dedicated to foster their
relationship with God, educating the
whole person, and inspiring a lifelong commitment to learning and
service.
Address: 140 S 140th St, Burien,
WA 98168
Phone Number: 206-246-0500
www.kennedyhs.org
Literacy Council Of Kitsap
Charity ID: 31020
To promote literacy efforts so that
those who are not yet literate can
acquire the ability and confidence to
increase and use English language
skills.
Address: 616 Fifth St, Bremerton,
WA , 98337
Phone Number: 360-373-1539
www.kitsapliteracy.org
Literacy Council Of Seattle
Charity ID: 50009
LCS volunteers teach adults the
English skills they need to be
successful in their jobs, families,
and the community.
Address: 811 Fifth Ave, FUMC,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-233-9720
www.literacyseattle.org
Address: 720 North 35th Ste 103,
Seattle, WA , 98109
Phone Number: 206-782-2050
www.literacy-source.org
Little School, The
Charity ID: 50037
The Little School is an independent
day school located on a 12-acre
campus in the South Bridle Trails
area of Bellevue/Kirkland. Founded
in 1959 by Dr. Eleanor Siegl, the
school provides an exceptional
learning environment for children
from age three through age twelve.
The mission of The Little School is
to keep alive each child's natural
curiosity and enthusiasm for
learning, to support balanced social
and academic skill development,
and to foster community-minded,
compassionate and intrinsically
motivated students.
Address: 2812 116th Avenue NE,
Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone Number: 425-827-4609
www.thelittleschool.org
Meridian School, The
Charity ID: 50070
The Meridian School is an
independent kindergarten through
fifth grade school located in the
historic Good Shepard Center in the
Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle.
The School’s mission is to promote
a balance of mind and heart, of
contemplation and action, of
individuality and commitment to
community. The School is
accredited by the National
Association of Independent Schools.
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave NM
Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-632-7154
www.meridianschool.edu
Montessori Country School
Charity ID: 50057
Montessori Country School is a
magical place where the teachers,
children and parents are all learning
together.
Address: 10994 Arrow Point Dr,
Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110
Phone Number: 206-842-4966
www.montessoricountryschool.org/i
ndex.html
National Black Child
Development Institute
Charity ID: 20009
Exists to improve and protect the
quality of life of African American
children through educational
programs, tutoring, training, public
education, and other community
outreach programs.
Address: 1313 L St NW Ste 110,
Washington, DC, 20005
Phone Number: 800-556-2234
www.nbcdi.org
National Urban Fellows
Charity ID: 50074
National Urban Fellows develops
accomplished and courageous
professionals of all ethnic and racial
backgrounds, particularly people of
color and women, to be leaders and
change agents in the public and non
profit sectors, with a strong
commitment to social justice and
equity. We offer a 14 month
program that combines an
advanced degree (Masters of Public
Administration) and significant
mentorship experience with a public
sector leader.
Address: 102 West 38th St Ste
700, New York, NY, 10018
Phone Number: 212-730-1700
www.nuf.org
Northwest Indian College
Charity ID: 50011
To support the mission of the
Northwest Indian College and its
students academic goals.
Address: 2522 Kwina Rd,
Bellingham, WA, 98226
Phone Number: 360-676-2772
www.nwic.edu
Nova Project PTSA, The
Charity ID: 50063
The Nova Project is a small,
democratically-run Seattle public
high school. Our curriculum builds
thoughtful, involved citizens and
focuses on issues of social justice.
The PTSA works within Nova’s
democratic structure so students
participate fully on our board, and a
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student-run budget committee
allocates the bulk of our resources.
This budget committee considers
the needs of the entire school.
PTSA resources provide support for
all aspects of the school including
academic programs, student
activities and family involvement.
Reading Is Fundamental Inc.(RIF)
Charity ID: 50025
Scholarship America
Charity ID: 50026
Reading is Fundamental (RIF)
provides free books for children
across America to choose and keep.
By promoting a love of books, RIF
encourages children’s literacy.
It was founded in 1958 in Fall River,
Mass. by Dr. Irving Fradkin, an
optometrist who challenged
everyone in his community to give at
least one dollar toward sending its
youth to college.
Address: 2410 E Cherry, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-252-3500
www.nova-parents.org
Address: 1825 Connecticut Ave,
NW, Ste 400, Washington, DC,
20009
Phone Number: 888-725-4801
www.rif.org
Olympic College Foundation
Charity ID: 50023
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Charity ID: 50066
The mission of the Olympic College
Foundation is to serve and enrich all
our communities by providing quality
education and training for all who
seek to improve their lives through
learning.
World class private educational
institute dedicated to educating the
technical leaders of tomorrow.
Address: 1600 Chester Ave,
Bremerton, WA 98377
Phone Number: 360 .475.7120
www.olympic.edu/BusinessCoBusin
es/Foundation/
Pacific Science Center
Charity ID: 24096
Since 1962, Pacific Science Center
has been inspiring a passion for
discovery and lifelong learning in
science, math and technology.
Today, Pacific Science Center
serves one million people a year
and brings inquiry-based science
education to classrooms and
community events in all 39 counties
of Washington state. It's an amazing
accomplishment and one we cannot
achieve without generous support
from individuals, corporations and
foundations.
Address: 200 Second Ave North,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-443-2924
www.pacsci.org
Powerful Schools
Charity ID: 50024
Building powerful learning
communities where all students
achieve their fullest potential.
Address: 3301 S Horton St,
Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-722-5543
www.powerfulschools.org
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Address: Hedley Park Place, 110
Eight Street 5th Fl, Troy, NY 12180
Phone Number: 518-276-8649
www.rpi.edu
Safe Schools Coalition Of
Washington
Charity ID: 16032
A public-private partnership to help
schools become safe places for
every family, every educator, and
every child regardless of sexual
orientation or gender identity.
Address: 10501 Meridian Ave. N.,
Seattle, WA 98133
Phone Number: 253-946-4695
www.safeschoolscoalition.org
Since then, Scholarship America
has distributed more than $1 billion
to more than one million students
across the country through its
Dollars for Scholars® and
Scholarship Management Services®
programs.
Address: 4960 Viking Drive Ste
110, Edina, MN, 55435
Phone Number: 800-279-2083
www.scholarshipamerica.org
School's Out Washington
Charity ID: 50046
Our organization focuses on the
building of teacher leaders. We work
primarily, but not exclusively, in
developing countries, in order to
build self-reliance, health, and
capacity.
Address: 801 23rd Ave S Seattle,
WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-323-2396
www.schoolsoutwashington.org
Seattle Academy of Arts and
Sciences
Charity ID: 50055
SPARC ®, the Scholarly Publishing
and Academic Resources Coalition,
is an international alliance of
academic and research libraries
working to correct imbalances in the
scholarly publishing system.
Developed by the Association of
Research Libraries, SPARC has
become a catalyst for change. Its
pragmatic focus is to stimulate the
emergence of new scholarly
communication models that expand
the dissemination of scholarly
research and reduce financial
pressures on libraries.
At Seattle Academy, students
benefit from a nurturing faculty,
enriching academic experiences,
arts, athletics, and more. Tuition
alone does not cover the entire cost
of a student’s education, however,
which is why families and friends
are asked to make an annual taxdeductible contribution to support
the school. Tuition revenues supply
approximately 90% of the school’s
operating budget-the remaining 10%
or $1.2 million dollars must be
supplied by voluntary donations to
the school. Participation by 100% of
the school community is needed to
close this gap! Every gift to the
Annual Fund – no matter its size –
makes a difference.
Address: 21 Dupont Circle NW Ste
800, Washington, DC, 20036
Phone Number: 202-296-2296
www.arl.org
Address: 1201 E Union St, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-6600
www.seattleacademy.org
Scholarly Publishing And
Academic Resources Coalition
(Sparc)
Charity ID: 19018
Seattle Girls' School
Charity ID: 50027
Empowers middle school girls to
think critically and seek creative
solutions to real world problems.
Promotes science and technology,
diversity, collaboration, integrated
learning, and respect.
Address: 2706 S Jackson St,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-709-2228
www.seattlegirlsschool.org
Seattle MESA - University Of
Washington
Charity ID: 50014
MESA (Mathematics Engineering
Science Achievement) forms
partnerships between universities,
K-12 education and corporations to
increase the number of
underrepresented students in
mathematics, science and
engineering careers and strengthen
math and science curriculum with
real world applications and projects.
Address: 353 Loew, Box 352181,
Seattle, WA 98195
Phone Number: 206-685-1980
uwfoundation.org
Seattle Public Library Foundation
Charity ID: 24018
The Seattle Public Library
Foundation was established in 1980
and has continued its original vision
of generating private-sector support
to supplement tax-based funding.
The result has been improved
collections, expanded programs,
and enhanced services. But the
credit for the Foundation’s impact
belongs entirely to the people of
Seattle. Over the years, thousands
of generous individuals,
corporations, and foundations have
demonstrated their deep
commitment to Seattle’s Libraries by
donating to the Foundation.
Address: 1000 Fourth Ave, Seattle,
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-386-4130
foundation.spl.org
Seattle Works
Charity ID: 50048
Seattle Works informs, connects
and inspires people in their 20s and
30s to take action in our community.
As the premier community
organization for local young
professionals, we offer opportunities
for people to serve as active
volunteers, informed voters, savvy
charitable donors and
knowledgeable community leaders.
Volunteer - Lead - Influence - Invest:
Do Something.
Address: 312 1st Ave N Ste 200,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206.324.0808
www.seattleworks.org
Shoreline Community College
Foundation
Charity ID: 50028
We are dedicated to increasing
student access and success at
Shoreline Community College
through raising funds, building
partnerships, and advocating for
students and the college.
Address: 16101 Greenwood Ave
North, Shoreline, WA, 98133
Phone Number: 206-546-4755
www.shoreline.edu/foundation
Shoreline Public Schools
Foundation
Charity ID: 50029
Provides funding for vital
educational programs, innovative
curriculum, educator enrichment,
and support for expanded learning
opportunities for all students in the
Shoreline School District.
Address: 18560 1st Ave, Ne
Seattle, WA 98155.
Phone Number: 206-368-4107
www.shorelinefoundation.org
St. Brendan Parish School
Charity ID: 50041
The mission of Saint Brendan
Parish School, in partnership with
the parents, is to educate and
inspire students in a Catholiccentered environment. Provide the
foundation needed for higher
education and for life long learning.
We inspire the formation of Christian
values needed by our students to
become positive contributors to
society.
Address: 10049 NE 195th St,
Bothell, WA, 98011
Phone Number: 425-483-8300
www.saintbrendan.org
St. Catherine School
Charity ID: 50035
St. Catherine School is committed to
providing a nurturing, studentcentered K-8 learning environment
in which students develop and
utilize critical thinking and core
academic skills in a challenging,
experiential curriculum. We value
the development of the whole
person by providing opportunities for
intellectual, physical, social,
emotional, and spiritual growth and
by fostering an appreciation for a life
full of learning. We encourage all
our students to achieve their full
potential as active learners and
contributing members of their
community.
Address: 8524 Eighth Ave NE,
Seattle WA
Phone Number: 206.525.0581
www.stcatherineschool.net
St. James English As A Second
Language Program
Charity ID: 50033
St. James Cathedral's ESL program
helps its clients achieve their
personal, educational and
professional goals by providing free
English language instruction,
support and assistance.
Address: 804 Ninth Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-382-4511
www.stjames-cathedral.org/esl
St. Joseph School Fund
Charity ID: 50042
Our mission is to create a faith
centered community that educates
and inspires students to reach their
God-given potential. We do this by
fostering the values of LOVE,
RESPECT, SERVICE AND
INTEGRITY.
Address: 700 18th Ave East,
Seattle WA
Phone Number: 329-3260
www.stjosephsea.org
St. Madeleine Sophie School
Charity ID: 50051
St. Madeleine Sophie School is
dedicated to providing excellence in
education in an environment of
Catholic faith and moral values. We
seek to develop Christian leadership
by promoting active service in the
wider community. Our graduates will
be equipped to meet the challenges
and opportunities of further
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education in a diverse and complex
world.
Address: 4400 - 130th Pl SE,
Bellevue, WA 98006
Phone Number: 425-747-6770
www.smsbellevue.org
Stone Soup
Charity ID: 50062
Stone Soup’s mission is to assist
women and families through
individual, organizational and
community capacity building. We
accomplish this mission through the
development and support of
microenterprises.
Address: PO Box 1019, Republic,
WA
Phone Number: 509-775-3217
www.shopthefrontier.org
Successful Schools in Action
Charity ID: 55056
Successful Schools in Action is an
educational non-profit working with
seven public schools, K-12, to
provide collaborative and
community based programs. Our
partner schools in the Queen Anne
and Magnolia neighborhoods of
Seattle include: Coe, John Hay, and
Lawton Elementary, Catherine
Blaine K-8, McClure Middle School,
The Secondary Bilingual Orientation
Center, and the Center School.
Address: 2212 Queen Anne Ave N
Ste 280, Seattle, WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-378-0797
www.schoolsinaction.org
Tabor 100
Charity ID: 50073
recreational and cultural needs of
the citizens in the dynamic and
changing community of Tacoma,
which is comprised of many ethnic
and economic backgrounds, and
further, to recognize changes that
occur in society and to adapt these
changes to the delivery of peopleoriented library services.
Address: 1102 Tacoma Ave S,
Tacoma, WA, 98402
Phone Number: 253-591-5666
www.tacomapubliclibrary.org
Teachers Without Borders
Charity ID: 50047
Our organization focuses on the
building of teacher leaders. We work
primarily, but not exclusively, in
developing countries, in order to
build self-reliance, health, and
capacity.
Address: 2880 74th Ave Se,
Mercer Island, WA, 98040
Phone Number: 206-230-8126
www.teacherswithoutborders.org
Technology Access Foundation
Charity ID: 50030
TAF prepares underserved children
of color for higher education and
professional success by providing a
rigorous and relevant K-12
curriculum.
Address: 3803 S Edmunds St Ste
A, Seattle, WA, 98118.
Phone Number: 206-725-9095
www.techaccess.org
Three Tree Montessori School
Charity ID: 10110
Tabor 100 is an association of
entrepreneurs and business
advocates who are committed to
economic power, educational
excellence and social equity for
African-Americans and the
community at large
Three Tree Montessori School
endeavors to cultivate the child’s
sense of independence, selfrespect, social responsibility,
passion for work done well, and
concern for their immediate
environment and the larger
community.
Address: 5703 Fletcher St, Seattle,
WA, 98118
Phone Number: 425-917-8288
www.tabor100.org
Address: 220 SW 160th St Burien,
WA 98166
Phone Number: 206-242-5100
www.threetree.org/school/index.html
Tacoma Public Library
Foundation
Charity ID: 00383
UNCF Pacific Northwest
Scholarship Fund (Formerly
Northwest Student Support)
Charity ID: 18001
The mission of the Tacoma Public
Library is to provide the highest
quality library services to fulfill the
informational, educational,
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Our mission is to enhance the
quality of education by providing
financial assistance to deserving
students, raising operating funds for
member colleges and universities,
and increasing access to technology
for students and faculty at
historically black colleges.
Address: 701 Fifth Ave, Ste 3500,
Seattle WA 98104
Phone Number: (206) 292-8859
www.uncf.org
United Negro College Fund
(UNCF)
Charity ID: 18000
Our mission is to enhance the
quality of education by providing
financial assistance to deserving
students, raising operating funds for
member colleges and universities,
and increasing access to technology
for students and faculty at
historically black colleges.
Address: 701 Fifth Ave, Ste 3500,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-292-8859
www.uncf.org
University of Colorado
Foundation
Charity ID: 50049
The University of Colorado
Foundation is a non-profit
corporation whose mission is to
support the University of Colorado.
The CU Foundation functions as the
University's philanthropic partner.
The CU Foundation seeks to
enhance and perpetuate a culture of
excellence in education at CU by
raising private support outside the
realm of state funding and to
support the University’s strategic
initiatives. The CU Foundation also
manages investments on behalf of
the University, including endowment
funds and charitable trusts.
Address: 4740 Walnut Street,
Boulder, CO, 80301
Phone Number: 303-541-1200
www.cufund.org
University Of Washington Daniel
J. Evans School Of Public Affairs
Charity ID: 50012
For those who wish to actively
shape public policy and the
democratic tradition, the School is a
vibrant community offering many
opportunities for learning, research,
professional development, and
public engagement.
Address: UW Box 353055, Seattle,
WA 98195
Phone Number: 206-543-4900
www.evans.washington.edu
Address: Box 351150,Seattle, WA
98195
Phone Number: 206-543-4882
www.uwworldseries.org
University Of Washington
Diversity Scholarship Fund
Charity ID: 50013
Viet Nam Scholarship Foundation
Charity ID: 50056
The University of Washington
Scholarship Fund provides essential
scholarship support for both current
and incoming students. Gifts to this
fund help make possible the
academic success of students who
are at an economic disadvantage
and allow the UW to recruit and
retain the best students
Address: UW Box 351210, Seattle,
WA 98195
Phone Number: 206-685-1980
www.uwfoundation.org
University of Washington
Foundation EOP Legacy
Endowment Scholarship Fund
Charity ID: 50071
The UW Foundation EOP Legacy
Endowment Scholarship Fund helps
support scholarships for
economically disadvantaged
students so they can attend the
University of Washington.
Address: Box 358240, Seattle, WA,
98195
Phone Number: 206-227-1767
www.uwfoundation.org
UW Foundation SAFS Student
First Endowment
Charity ID: 50050
SAFS Alumni Students First
Endowed Fellowship Alumni and
friends join together to provide
financial assistance to meritorious
graduate and undergraduate
students at the School of Aquatic
and Fishery Sciences
Address: Box 355020, Seattle, WA
98195
Phone Number: 206-685-1456
www.fish.washington.edu
UW World Series At Meany Hall
Charity ID: 22032
Through the vibrant artistry of its
creative productions and its
enriching education programs, the
UW World Series strives to expand
our community's knowledge and
understanding of world cultures.
The Viet Nam Scholarship
Foundation (VNSF) enables
underprivileged students in Viet
Nam to achieve success and
happiness through education. Funds
provide ongoing scholarships to
hardworking children so they can
afford school and be given the
opportunity to a brighter future.
These scholarships help support
families financially in order to reduce
forced labor of selling lottery tickets
on streets or doing manual labor,
and prevent school drop out.
Scholarships are provided on an
ongoing basis until college
graduation. Criteria include family
income, good grades, and the drive
to succeed. Many students have
achieved success in their life
through our scholarship program.
Address: PO Box 16016, Seattle,
WA 98116
Phone Number: NA
www.vnsf.org
Washington Business Week
Charity ID: 50015
Washington Business Week is a
week-long opportunity for high
school students across the state to
learn about teamwork, leadership,
and setting real-life goals.
Address: 33305 1st Way South,
Ste B-212 Federal Way, WA 98003
Phone Number: 800-686-6442
www.wbw.org
Washington State University
Foundation
Charity ID: 50064
The mission of the Washington
State University Foundation is to
promote, accept, and maximize
private support for programs,
initiatives, and properties of
Washington State University and its
regional campuses. The WSU
Foundation also prudently manages,
invests, and stewards the assets
entrusted to it by WSU and its
alumni, friends, and donors.
Phone Number: 800-448-2978
www.wsufoundation.wsu.edu
Weaving Wallingford
Charity ID: 50052
Weaving Wallingford is a non-profit
organization supported entirely bu
community donations. Its mission is
to engage in community building,
support neighborhood organizations
and educate citizens in the
Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle.
Address: 2100A N 45th St, Seattle,
WA, 98103
Phone Number: (206) 632-3165
www.wallingford.org
Environment
Adopt-A-Stream Foundation
Charity ID: 24001
Train people of all ages to become
StreamKeepers® who will preserve
our watersheds, wetlands, and
streams.
Address: 600 128th St SE , Everett,
WA 98208
Phone Number: 425-316-8592
www.streamkeeper.org
American Farmland Trust
Charity ID: 14020
Stopping the loss of farmland to
sprawling development. Working
with communities on smarter growth
that includes local family farms.
Advocating environmentally healthy
farming practices.
Address: 1200 18th St NW Ste
800, Washington, DC, 20036
Phone Number: 800-886-5170
www.farmland.org
American Forests
Charity ID: 14021
Our mission is to grow a healthier
world. Our vision is to have healthy
forest ecosystems for every
community. Our strategy for
achieving the mission is to provide
action opportunities to targeted
audiences to enable them to
improve their environment with
trees.
Address: PO Box 2000,
Washington, DC, 20013
Phone Number: 202-737-1944
www.AmericanForests.org
Address: PO Box 641927, Pullman,
WA, 99164
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American Rivers
Charity ID: 14022
behalf of bicyclists and works for a
bike-friendly Washington.
Center For Biological Diversity
Charity ID: 46010
Working to protect and restore
America's rivers and foster a river
stewardship ethic, ensuring safe
drinking water, recreational
opportunities, and preserving fish
and wildlife habitat.
Address: 311 3rd St, Seattle, WA
98104
Phone Number: 206-224-9252
www.bicyclealliance.org
Protecting endangered species and
their ecosystems/habitat through
science, policy education, and
environmental law.
Bike Works Seattle
Charity ID: 46004
Address: PO Box 710, Tucson, AZ
85702
Phone Number: 520-623-5252
www.biologicaldiversity.org
Address: 1101 14th St NW Ste
1400, Washington, DC 20005
Phone Number: 202-347-7550
www.americanrivers.org
American Whitewater Affiliation
Incorporated
Charity ID: 46002
American Whitewater is a national
organization with a mission “to
conserve and restore America’s
whitewater resources and to
enhance opportunities to enjoy them
safely.”
Address: PO Box 1540 Cullowhee,
NC 28723
Phone Number: 866-262-8429
www.americanwhitewater.org
Arboretum Foundation
Charity ID: 24016
To develop and maintain the
Washington Park Arboretum,
Botanical Garden and Herbarium as
a center at which people can study
plants for their enrichment.
Address: 2300 Arboretum Drive E,
University Of Washington, Seattle,
WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-685-2579
www.depts.washington.edu/urbhort/
Beyond Pesticides (National
Coalition Against The Misuse Of
Pesticides)
Charity ID: 14031
Prevents pesticide poisoning of our
environment, homes, workplaces,
schools, food and water through a
practical information clearinghouse
on toxic hazards and non-chemical
pest control.
Address: 701 E St SE #200,
Washington, DC 20003
Phone Number: 202-543-5450
www.beyondpesticides.org
Bicycle Alliance Of Washington
Charity ID: 14050
The Bicycle Alliance advocates,
educates and communicates on
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To build sustainable communities by
educating youth and promoting
bicycling.
Address: 3709 South Ferdinand St,
Seattle WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-725-9408
www.bikeworks.org
Blue Ribbon Coalition Inc.
Charity ID: 46006
The BlueRibbon Coalition
champions responsible use of public
lands for the benefit of all
recreationists by educating and
empowering its members.
Address: 4555 Burley Drive, Ste A,
Pocatello, ID 83202
Phone Number: 208-237-1008
www.sharetrails.org
Bonneville Environmental
Foundation (BEF)
Charity ID: 24107
The Bonneville Environmental
Foundation (BEF) was founded in
1998 to support watershed
restoration programs and develop
new sources of renewable energy.
Funding for these efforts has been
provided in a way that would be
called unusual for most foundations.
BEF, a non-profit organization,
markets green power products to
public utilities, businesses,
government agencies and
individuals.
Address: 240 SW 1st Ave,
Portland, OR 97204
Phone Number: 866-233-8247
www.greentagsusa.org
Cascade Land Conservancy
Charity ID: 46008
Center For Environmental Law
And Policy (CELP)
Charity ID: 14017
Washington's only water watchdog
organization, taking action to leave
a legacy of flowing rivers and
streams through education, agency
oversight, policy research and
litigation.
Address: 25 West Main Ste 234,
Spokane, WA 99201
Phone Number: 206-223-8454
www.celp.org
Center For Health, Environment
And Justice
Charity ID: 14046
Empowers families protecting their
children, and communities
protecting public health, from toxic
chemicals in drinking water, air,
food. Assists with information,
community organizing and coalitionbuilding.
Address: PO Box 6806, Falls
Church, VA 22040
Phone Number: 703-237-2249
www.chej.org
Chehalis River Council
Charity ID: 46012
Engages Chehalis watershed
residents in protection of water
quality and water resources through
outreach, education and a
watershed activity center.
Address: 417 N Pearl St, Centralia,
WA 98531
Phone Number: 360-807-0764
www.crcwater.org
Protecting wild and open lands to
sustain the natural beauty and
health of the environment, now and
for generations to come.
Clean Water Foundation
Nonprofit Corporation of
Washington
Charity ID: 46073
Address: 615 2nd Ave Ste 625,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-292-5907
www.cascadeland.org
The Clean Water Foundation
nonprofit corporation of Washington
was formed as a vehicle to bring
clean water purification to the
world's poorest children, hospitals
and communities.
income, has the right to a clean and
healthy community.
help achieve sustainability within a
generation.
Address: 800 5th Ave Ste 4000,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-228-6836
www.cleanwaterfoundation.com
Address: 2820 East Cherry St ,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-720-0285
www.ccej.org
Address: 2211 West 4th Ave Ste
219, Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6K
4S2
Phone Number: 800-453-1533
www.davidsuzuki.org
Climate Action Now (City Org)
Charity ID: 46070
Conservation Fund, The
Charity ID: 14052
Climate Action Now is the City of
Seattle’s grassroots effort to provide
residents the tools and resources
they need to reduce their personal
climate pollution at home, at work,
and on the road. From using
compact fluorescent light bulbs to
bike commuting to work, these
everyday actions – taken collectively
– can make a real difference.
Climate Action Now is a city-led
effort but is grounded in
partnerships with businesses, nonprofits, and community groups.
When we work together, we can
tackle a serious challenge like
global warming; we can build a
stronger community today and leave
behind a better tomorrow for our
children. Donations to Climate
Action Now will be used to provide
additional tools and resources;
useful climate-reducing items for
home, work, and getting around;
and to support community-specific
projects, educational forums, and
events.
The Conservation Fund forges
partnerships to conserve America’s
legacy of land and water resources.
Through land acquisition,
sustainable programs and
leadership training, the Fund and its
partners demonstrate balanced
conservation solutions that
emphasize the integration of
economic and environmental goals.
Address: PO Box 94729, Seattle,
WA 98124
Phone Number: 206-684-3267
www.seattlecan.org
Climate Solutions
Charity ID: 14060
Address: 1655 North Fort Myer
Drive Ste 1300, Arlington, VA,
22209
Phone Number: 703-525-6300
www.conservationfund.org
Conservation International
Charity ID: 14053
Applies innovations in science,
economics, policy and community
participation to protect the Earth's
richest regions of biodiversity, major
tropical wilderness areas and key
marine ecosystems.
Address: 2011 Crystal Dr Ste 500,
Arlington, WA 22202
Phone Number: 202-912-1000
www.conservation.org
Conservation Northwest
Charity ID: 46016
Our mission is to help the Pacific
Northwest become a leader in
practical and profitable solutions to
global warming.
Conservation Northwest protects
and connects old-growth forests and
other wild areas from the
Washington Coast to the BC
Rockies, vital to a healthy future for
us, our children, and wildlife.
Address: 219 Legion Way SE Ste
201, Olympia, WA 98501
Phone Number: 306-352-1763
www.climatesolutions.org
Address: 1208 Bay St Ste 201,
Bellingham, WA, 98225
Phone Number: 800-878-9950
www.conservationnw.org
Community Coalition For
Environmental Justice
Charity ID: 46014
David Suzuki Foundation
Charity ID: 46018
CCEJ’s mission is to achieve
environmental and economic justice
in low-income communities and
communities of color. We believe
that everyone, regardless of race or
Focusing on four program areas oceans and sustainable fishing,
climate change and clean energy,
sustainability, and the Nature
Challenge - the Foundation uses
science and education to promote
solutions that conserve nature and
Earth Day Network
Charity ID: 14066
To broaden the environmental
movement worldwide and to
educate and mobilize people,
governments, and corporations to
take responsibility for a clean and
healthy environment
Address: 1616 P St, NW, Ste 340,
Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 202-518-0044
www.earthday.net
Earthcorps
Charity ID: 14064
Gathers youth from around the
world to restore Washington's
salmon habitat, urban forests and
hiking trails. Environmental
education and service with 10, 000
volunteers annually
Address: 6310 NE 74th St, Ste
201E, Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-322-9296
www.earthcorps.org
Earthjustice Legal Defense
Charity ID: 14005
Earthjustice is a non-profit public
interest law firm dedicated to
protecting the magnificent places,
natural resources, and wildlife of this
earth and to defending the right of
all people to a healthy environment.
We bring about far-reaching change
by enforcing and strengthening
environmental laws on behalf of
hundreds of organizations and
communities.
Address: 426 17th St, 6th Fl,
Oakland, CA 94612
Phone Number: 800-584-6460
www.earthjustice.org
Earthshare Of Washington
(Environmental Fund Of
Washington)
Charity ID: 14000
Earth Share of Washington (ESW)
plays a vital role in promoting
environmental education,
volunteerism, and charitable giving
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by partnering with businesses
across Washington.
Address: 1402 Third Ave, Ste 817,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206.622.9840
www.esw.org
Environmental & Energy Study
Institute
Charity ID: 00027
EESI brings together experts from
industry, academia, government, the
public interest sector, and Congress
to provide a variety of perspectives
on cutting edge environmental and
energy policy and technology
issues.
Address: 1112 16th St NW Ste
300, Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 202-662-1892
www.eesi.org
Environmental Coalition Of South
Seattle (ECOSS)
Charity ID: 46020
ECOSS is an independent
environmental resource promoting
sustainable economic development
and a safer, healthier, cleaner
environment in Puget Sound.
Address: 8201 10th Ave South, #3,
Seattle, WA 98108
Phone Number: 206.767.0432
www.ecoss.org
Environmental Law Institute
Charity ID: 14028
Environmental law that works for
you: community-based education +
research on national problems =
solutions to protect people and
nature. Independent and nonpartisan.
Address: 2000 L St NW, Ste 620 ,
Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 202-939-3800
www.eli.org
Feet First
Charity ID: 14070
Forest Service Employees For
Environmental Ethics
Charity ID: 14023
Friends Of The Cedar River
Watershed
Charity ID: 46026
Our mission is to forge a socially
responsible value system for the
Forest Service based on a land
ethic that ensures ecologically and
economically sustainable resource
management.
To inspire conservation and
protection of a healthy Cedar River
Watershed through restoration,
education, and stewardship.
Address: PO Box 11615 Eugene,
OR 97440
Phone Number: 541-484-2692
www.fseee.org
Friends of Heybrook Ridge
Charity ID: 46071
Friends of Heybrook Ridge support
establishment of an educational and
recreational forest park on Heybrook
Ridge that will serve as a "living
laboratory" of natural forest growth;
preserve and interpret the area's
cultural and natural history; and
provide recreational and cultural
tourism opportunities for the region.
Friends of Heybrook Ridge will work
in partnership with a broad range of
agencies and organizations to
purchase land on the ridge for
establishment of of the Heybrook
Ridge Education and Recreation
Area.
Address: PO Box 387, Index, WA
Phone Number: NA
www.friendsofheybrookridge.org
Friends Of Nisqually National
Wildlife Refuge
Charity ID: 46024
Promoting public awareness and
appreciation of the natural and
cultural history of the Puget Sound
area, the Nisqually River Watershed
and Delta.
Address: 100 Brown Farm Road,
Olympia, WA, 98516
Phone Number: 360-753-9467
www.fws.gov/nisqually/friends.html
Friends Of P-Patch
Charity ID: 15009
Feet First supports walking rights
and interests and encourages
walking through innovative
programs including active-built
communities, safe routes to school
programs and neighborhood maps.
P-Patch Trust, a nonprofit
organization, works to acquire,
build, preserve and protect
community gardens in Seattle s
neighborhoods.
Address: 2019 Third Ave Ste 110,
Seattle
Phone Number: (206) 652-2310
www.feetfirst.info
Address: PO Box 19748, Seattle
WA 98109
Phone Number: 425-329-1601
www.ppatchtrust.org
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Address: 6512 23rd Ave NW, #320
Seattle, WA 98117
Phone Number: 206-297-8141
www.cedarriver.org
Friends Of The Northwest
Weather And Avalanche Center
Charity ID: 46028
The Friends support the
educational, environmental and
scientific activities provided to the
public by the Northwest Weather
and Avalanche Center, including
avalanche safety education and
financial support.
Address: 15600 NE 8th St, B1-711
Bellevue, WA 98008
Phone Number: 425-643-2446
www.avalanchenw.org
Friends Of The Trail
Charity ID: 00028
To care for and enhance the
environment and scenic qualities,
public safety, and recreational
opportunities on public lands and
waterways in Washington State.
Address: PO Box 1124, North
Bend, WA 98045
Phone Number: 425-831-5486
www.friendsofthetrail.org
Futurewise (Formerly 1000
Friends Of Washington)
Charity ID: 00061
Futurewise is a statewide public
interest group working to promote
healthy communities and cities while
protecting farmland, forests and
shorelines today and for future
generations.
Address: 814 2nd Ave, Ste 500
Seattle WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-343-0681
www.futurewise.org
Green Corps Inc.
Charity ID: 46030
Training a new generation of
environmental leaders by working in
communities with local groups to
preserve forests, clean up our air
and promote cleaner energy.
Address: 44 Winter St 4th Fl,
Boston, MA, 02108
Phone Number: 617-426-8506
www.greencorps.org
Greenpeace Fund
Charity ID: 20003
An independent campaigning
organization that takes action,
peacefully and creatively, to expose
global environmental problems and
promote solutions essential to a
green and peaceful future.
Address: 702 H St NW Ste 300,
Washington, DC, 20001
Phone Number: 800-326-0959
www.greenpeace.org
Izaak Walton League Of America
Charity ID: 14030
Solutions-oriented conservationists - hunters, anglers, outdoor
recreationists -- working to protect
America's air, waters, woods and
wildlife habitat through education,
action and fostering strong outdoor
ethics.
Address: 707 Conservation LN,
Gaithersburg, MD, 20878
Phone Number: 301-548-0150
www.iwla.org
Lands Council, The
Charity ID: 14016
Protects woods, waters, and wildlife
of the Inland Northwest. Focuses on
watershed protection, reforming
federal forest management, and
ending industrial logging of national
forests.
Address: 423 West First Ave, Ste
240 Spokane WA 99201
Phone Number: 509-838-4912
www.landscouncil.org
League Of Conservation Voters
Education Fund
Charity ID: 14026
The League of Conservation Voters
(LCV) is the independent political
voice for the environment. To
secure the environmental future of
our planet, LCV’s mission is to
advocate for sound environmental
policies and to elect proenvironmental candidates who will
adopt and implement such policies.
Address: 310 W 20th St Ste 300,
Kansas City, MO, 64108
Phone Number: 202-785-8683
www.lcvedfund.org
Living Earth Institute
Charity ID: 46032
Jane Goodall Institute For Wildlife
Research, Education And
Conservation
Charity ID: 20065
Empowering communities to protect
their health and environment
through the sustainable use of water
resources.
The Jane Goodall Institute works to
advance the power of individuals to
take informed, compassionate
action to improve the environment
for all living things.
Address: 5706 43rd Ave NE ,
Seattle, WA, 98105
Phone Number: 206-522-1748
www.living-earth.org
Address: 4245 North Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22203-0000
Phone Number: 800-592-5263
www.janegoodall.org
Magnuson Environmental
Stewardship Alliance
Charity ID: 46072
Land Trust Alliance
Charity ID: 14061
The Land Trust Alliance promotes
voluntary private land conservation
to benefit communities and natural
systems. We are the national
convener, strategist and
representative of more than 1,600
land trusts across America.
Address: 2380 Camino Vida Roble
Ste E, Carlsbad, CA, 92011
Phone Number: 202-638-4725
www.lta.org
MESA educates and involves the
community in the stewardship of
Warren G. Magnuson Park,
enhancing the habitat for native
plants, animals and birds with the
aim of increasing diversity. To
accomplish this MESA holds regular
work parties, leads field trips,
manages habitat restoration
projects, and uses other methods. It
has provided the park with
thousands of hours of labor and has
obtained and managed thousands
of dollars worth of grant funds for
park projects.
Phone Number: NA
www.mesaseattle.org
National Parks Conservation
Association
Charity ID: 14032
Preserves national parks from the
Grand Canyon to Gettysburg;
protects endangered wildlife and
cultural sites; promotes new parks;
defends against pollution,
inappropriate development and
overcrowding.
Address: 1300 19th St, Ste 300 ,
Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 202-223-6722
www.npca.org
Natural Resources Defense
Council
Charity ID: 14035
NRDC defends embattled
wilderness, rivers, clean air, coasts,
and wildlife across America and
around the globe. Saved Baja's
whales, Canada's Spirit bears, and
California's sequoias.
Address: 40 West 20th St , New
York, NY 10011-4211
Phone Number: 212-727-2700
www.nrdc.org
Nature Conservancy, The
Charity ID: 14036
To preserve plants, animals and
natural communities that represent
the diversity of life Earth by
protecting the lands and waters they
need to survive.
Address: 4245 N. Fairfax Drive, Ste
100, Arlington, VA 22203, Use
Phone Number: 800-628-6860
www.nature.org
Nature Conservancy, The
(Washington State Chapter)
Charity ID: 46074
The mission of The Nature
Conservancy is to preserve the
plants, animals and natural
communities that represent the
diversity of life on Earth by
protecting the lands and waters they
need to survive.
Address: 1917 First Avenue,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-343-4345
www.nature.org/washington
Address: 6310 NE 74th St Ste
206E, Seattle, WA, 98115
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Nisqually Land Trust
Charity ID: 46034
To conserve and restore natural
areas and wildlife habitat throughout
the Nisqually River watershed and
to protect those lands in perpetuity.
Address: PO Box 1148, Yelm, WA,
98597
Phone Number: 360-458-1111
www.nisquallylandtrust.org
North Cascades Institute
Charity ID: 45045
Protect Northwest environments
through the lasting power of
education. We offer field-based
learning adventures for all ages,
plus initiatives for low-income and
minority students.
Address: 810 State Route 20,
Sedro-Woolley, WA, 98284
Phone Number: 360-856-5700
www.ncascades.org
NW Energy Coalition
Charity ID: 14051
A regional alliance of environmental
and consumer groups, utilities and
businesses advocating policies that
promote renewable energy, energy
efficiency, low-income energy
services and salmon restoration.
Address: 811 1st Ave Ste 305,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-621-0094
www.nwenergy.org/
PCC Farmland Trust
Charity ID: 46060
Address: 911 Western Ave, Ste
580, Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206- 382-7007
www.pugetsound.org
Pesticide Action Network
Charity ID: 14037
PANNA (Pesticide Action Network
North America) works to replace
pesticide use with ecologically
sound and socially just alternatives.
As one of five PAN Regional
Centers worldwide, we link local and
international consumer, labor,
health, environment and agriculture
groups into an international citizens'
action network. This network
challenges the global proliferation of
pesticides, defends basic rights to
health and environmental quality,
and works to insure the transition to
a just and viable society.
Address: 49 Powell St Ste 500,
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone Number: 415-981-1771
www.panna.org
Plant Amnesty
Charity ID: 14063
PlantAmnesty’s mission is to end
the senseless torture and mutilation
of trees and shrubs.
Address: PO Box 15377, Seattle,
WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-783-9813
www.plantamnesty.org
Preserve Our Islands
Charity ID: 46036
To date, the community-supported
land trust has purchased three
farms, which are now legally
dedicated for exclusive use as
organic production, and the Trust
extends its protection to include
biodiversity and wildlife, farmers and
farming communities.
POI’s sole mandate is to save the
island from destructive projects such
as Glacier’s. Preserve Our Islands is
an all-volunteer, community-based,
501(c)(3) non-profit organization
dedicated to the preservation of the
quality of life and environment of
Vashon and Maury Islands and the
adjacent nearshore.
Address: 909 N.E. 43rd St, Ste
208, Seattle, WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-547--9855
www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/farmtr
ust/
Address: PO Box 845, Vashon, WA
98070
Phone Number: 206.463.7296
www.preserveourislands.org
People For Puget Sound
Charity ID: 46061
Public Employees For
Environmental Responsibility
Charity ID: 46062
People for Puget Sound is a nonprofit group working to protect and
restore the health of Puget Sound
and the Northwest Straits through
education and action.
A service organization for
employees who care about the
environment. Through PEER
employees can safely and
effectively become anonymous
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activists for environmental
protection.
Address: 2000 P St NW Ste 240,
Washington, DC, 20036
Phone Number: 202-265-7337
www.peer.org
Puget Soundkeeper Alliance
Charity ID: 14004
The mission of Puget Soundkeeper
Alliance is to protect and preserve
Puget Sound by tracking down and
stopping the discharge of toxic
pollutants into its waters. The
Alliance is the only organization that
actively monitors and patrols the
waters of Puget Sound to detect and
document sources of illegal
pollution. While it is not our only
approach to conservation efforts in
the Sound, it is one of our greatest
strengths. The goal of our
organization is simple: to prevent
pollution.
Address: 5309 Shilshole Ave NW,
Ste 215, Seattle, WA 98107
Phone Number: 206-297-7002
www.pugetsoundkeeper.org
Rails-To-Trails Conservancy
Charity ID: 14038
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy is a
nonprofit organization working with
communities to preserve unused rail
corridors by transforming them into
trails, enhancing the health of
America's environment, economy,
neighborhoods and people.
Address: 1100 17th St, NW, 10th
Fl, Washington, D.C. 20036
Phone Number: 202-331-9696
www.railtrails.org
Rainforest Alliance
Charity ID: 00030
The Rainforest Alliance works to
conserve biodiversity and ensure
sustainable livelihoods by
transforming land-use practices,
business practices and consumer
behavior.
Address: 665 Broadway, Ste 500,
New York, NY 10012
Phone Number: 212-677-1900
www.rainforest-alliance.org/
San Juan Preservation Trust
Charity ID: 46040
The mission of the San Juan
Preservation Trust is to preserve
and protect open spaces, scenic
views, forests, agricultural lands,
habitats, watersheds, riparian
corridors, wetlands and shorelines
in the San Juan Archipelago.
Address: PO Box 327, Lopez
Island, WA, 98261
Phone Number: 360-468-3202
www.sjpt.org
Scenic America
Charity ID: 14055
Scenic America is the only national
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
dedicated solely to preserving and
enhancing the visual character of
America's communities and
countryside. We accomplish this
mission through national advocacy
efforts and technical assistance
services, local and national projects,
and the support of our state
affiliates.
Address: 1634 I (Eye) St NW, Ste
510, Washington, DC 20006
Phone Number: 202-638-0550
www.scenic.org
Sea Shepherd Conservation
Society
Charity ID: 46042
Marine wildlife conservation
organization whose mission is to
end the destruction of habitat and
slaughter of wildlife in the world’s
oceans in order to conserve and
protect ecosystems and species.
Address: PO Box 2616, Friday
Harbor, WA, 98250
Phone Number: 360-370-5650
www.seashepherd.org
Seattle Parks Foundation (City
Org)
Charity ID: 24011
Seattle Parks Foundation is a
private, nonprofit organization
dedicated to improving and
expanding Seattle's parks and
green spaces.
Address: 860 Terry Ave North, Ste
231, Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-332-9900
www.seattleparksfoundation.org
Sierra Club Foundation
Charity ID: 14039
The Mission of The Sierra Club
Foundation is to advance the
preservation and protection of the
natural environment by empowering
the citizenry, especially
democratically-based grassroots
organizations.
Address: 408 C St., N.E.,
Washington, DC 20002
Phone Number: 800-216-2110
www.tscf.org
Sightline Institute
Charity ID: 46064
Sightline Institute (formerly
Northwest Environment Watch)
strives to bring about sustainability –
a healthy, lasting prosperity
grounded in place – in the Pacific
Northwest.
Address: 1402 Third Ave, Ste 500,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-447-1880
www.sightline.org
Sound Experience
Charity ID: 46065
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit
organization providing hands-on
environmental education and
leadership experiences for youth
and adults. On exciting voyages
aboard the historic schooner
Adventuress, participants learn
about the majesty and vulnerability
of our region's definitive resource,
Puget Sound.
Address: PO Box 1390, Port
Townsend, WA 98368
Phone Number: 360-379-0438
www.soundexp.org
Student Conservation
Association Inc
Charity ID: 14018
The Student Conservation
Association, Inc. (SCA) is a national
nonprofit that fosters lifelong
stewardship of the environment and
communities by engaging people in
hands-on service to the land.
Address: 689 River Road,
Charlestown, NH, 03603
Phone Number: 603-543-1700
www.thesca.org
Surfrider Foundation
Charity ID: 46066
Protects and preserves the world's
oceans waves and beaches through
conservation, activism, research,
and education. Activities include
water quality monitoring,
environmental education, and
grassroots activism.
Address: PO Box 6010, San
Clemente, CA, 92674
Phone Number: 949-492-8170
www.surfrider.org
Transportation Choices Coalition
Charity ID: 00033
Washington's transportation system
needs to be reformed. Too many
residents cannot choose to leave
the car at home because there are
few or no other options.
Transportation Choices Coalition
seeks to bring Washingtonians more
and better transportation choices -real opportunities to take a bus, take
a train, ride a bike, or walk -- as well
as drive alone.
Address: 811 1st Ave, Ste 626,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-329-2336
www.transportationchoices.org
Trust For Public Land National
Office
Charity ID: 14040
The Trust for Public Land (TPL) is a
national, nonprofit, land
conservation organization that
conserves land for people to enjoy
as parks, community gardens,
historic sites, rural lands, and other
natural places, ensuring livable
communities for generations to
come.
Address: 116 New Montgomery St.,
4th Fl, San Francisco, CA 94105
Phone Number: 800 714-5263
www.tpl.org
Union Of Concerned Scientists
Charity ID: 46067
Scientists and citizens working on
solutions to reduce air pollution and
global warming, protect biodiversity,
prevent nuclear proliferation, and
ensure a sustainable, safe food
system.
Address: 2 Brattle Square,
Cambridge, MA 02238
Phone Number: 617-547-5552
www.ucsusa.org
Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust
Charity ID: 46044
Conserving land to protect the wild
places and rural character of
Vashon-Maury Island.
Address: PO Box 2031, Vashon,
WA 98070
Phone Number: 206-463-2644
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www.vashonlandtrust.org
funds research and supports
restoration projects statewide.
Whidbey Camano Land Trust
Charity ID: 46048
Volunteers For Outdoor
Washington (VOW)
Charity ID: 14006
Address: 6310 NE 74th St, Ste.
215E , Seattle, WA 98115
Phone Number: 206-527-3210
www.wnps.org
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust
protects our islands' natural habitats
and rural lands in partnership with
landowners and the broader
community.
Washington Toxics Coalition
Charity ID: 14010
Address: 765 Wonn Road Barn C201, Greenbank, WA 98253
Phone Number: 360-222-3310
www.wclt.org
VOW trains volunteers to be
stewards of the environment. We
partner with land managers to build
trails, restore habitat and preserve
Washington State's rich heritage.
Address: 8511 15th Ave NE #206,
Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-517-3019
www.trailvolunteers.org
Washington Citizens For
Resource Conservation
Charity ID: 14007
Keeping Washington a leader in
recycling and waste prevention.
We're working to make it safe and
easy to recycle computers and TVs.
Address: 2021 Third Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98121
Phone Number: 206-441-1790
www.wastenotwashington.org
Washington Environmental
Council
Charity ID: 14008
A voice for everyone who loves
Washington's land, air and water.
We engage citizens and decisionmakers to achieve better statewide
protections for people and nature.
Address: 615 Second Ave, Ste 380
, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-622-8103
www.wecprotects.com
Washington Foundation For The
Environment
Charity ID: 14009
Protects people and ecosystems
from pesticides and other toxic
chemicals by providing alternatives
to toxic products and promoting
stronger pollution standards through
advocacy and education.
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave N
Ste 540, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-632-1545
www.watoxics.org
Washington Trails Association
Charity ID: 14011
Recruits volunteers to maintain and
improve hiking trails in the
Cascades and Olympic mountains,
protects trails and wilderness, and
encourages hiking for health and
exploration.
Address: 2019 Third Ave Ste 100,
Seattle, WA, 98121
Phone Number: 206-625-1367
www.wta.org
Washington Water Trails
Association
Charity ID: 14057
Increases public access to
Washington's waterways, develops
trails for non-motorized boaters,
stewards sites and promotes
volunteerism. Conducts education
on low-impact recreation and Leave
No Trace.
Health & Health Research
AIDS and Infectious Disease
Science Center
Charity ID: 51001
Research supported by the AIDS &
Infectious Disease Science Center
is aimed at finding new antibiotics,
new treatments that use the body's
own immune system instead of
antibiotics, and methods for
administering antibiotic medication
into the body.
Address: Mail Code 4140, 3550
General Atomics Ct, San Diego, CA
92121
Phone Number: 800-877-9541
www.infection-research.org
AIDS Community Research
Initiative Of America (ACRIA)
Charity ID: 38003
AIDS Community Research Initiative
of America (ACRIA), a collaborative
and independent not-for-profit
organization, studies new
treatments for HIV/AIDS and related
diseases, and conducts a
comprehensive HIV health literacy
program.
Address: 230 W 38th St 17th Fl,
New York, NY 10018
Phone Number: 212-924-3934
www.acria.org
The Washington Foundation for the
Environment supports
environmental education and
innovative projects to foster
environmental awareness.
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N
#305 , Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-545-9161
www.wwta.org
Address: PO Box 2123 , Seattle,
WA 98111
Phone Number: 425-747-8215
www.wffe.org
Washington's National Park Fund
Charity ID: 46046
AIDS Research Alliance Of
America (ARA)
Charity ID: 51003
Washington Native Plant Society
Charity ID: 14014
Washington’s National Park Fund’s
mission is to preserve and restore
Mount Rainier, North Cascades and
Olympic National Parks for current
and future generations.
Only medical research can stop
AIDS. You are saving lives and
improving health by helping ARA
find better medications, an AIDS
vaccine, and a cure.
Serves as the voice for
Washington's native plants and is
dedicated to their protection and
conservation. Provides education,
Address: PO Box 4646, Seattle,
WA 98194
Phone Number: 206-770-0627
www.wnpf.org
Address: 621-A North San Vicente
Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone Number: 800-358-2423
www.aidsresearch.org
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AANMA is a national nonprofit
network of families whose desire is
to overcome, not cope with,
allergies and asthma.
with Alzheimer's disease (and
related dementias), their families,
health care professionals and
administrators, and the general
public throughout a 23 county
service area that runs from the
Canadian to the Oregon borders.
Address: 2751 Prosperity Ave Ste
150, Fairfax, VA 22031
Phone Number: 800-878-4403
www.aanma.org
Address: 12721 30th Ave NE #101
, Seattle, WA 98125
Phone Number: 206-363-5500
www.alzwa.org
Alliance For The Mentally Ill Of
Thurston/Mason Counties (NAMI)
Charity ID: 51005
Alzheimer's Foundation Of
America
Charity ID: 51008
Work to improve the lives of the
mentally ill and their families in
Thurston/Mason counties through
public education, advocacy, and
research support.
Our mission is to provide optimal
care and services to individuals
confronting dementia, and to their
caregivers and families—through
member organizations dedicated to
improving quality of life.”
The American Cancer Society is the
nationwide, community-based,
voluntary health organization
dedicated to eliminating cancer as a
major health problem by preventing
cancer, saving lives, and
diminishing suffering from cancer,
through research, education,
advocacy, and service.
Address: 322 8th Ave, 7th Fl New
York, NY 10001
Phone Number: 866-232-8484
www.alzfdn.org
Address: 1313 Broadway Ste 100,
Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone Number: 206-283-1153
www.cancer.org
American Association For Cancer
Research
Charity ID: 51009
American Diabetes Association Washington
Charity ID: 51011
Funds innovative research to unlock
the secrets of cancer and distributes
the very latest research findings
among all segments of the scientific
community worldwide.
The association's mission is to
prevent and cure diabetes and
improve the lives of all people
affected by diabetes through
research, information and advocacy.
Address: 615 Chestnut St 17th Fl,
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone Number: 215-440-9300
www.aacr.org
Address: 1730 Minor Ave #720,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-282-4616
www.diabetes.org
American Autoimmune Related
Diseases Association (AARDA)
Charity ID: 51010
American Foundation For AIDS
Research (AMFAR)
Charity ID: 06042
Autoimmunity causes Lupus,
Arthritis, Vasculitis, MS,
Fibromyalgia, Graves' and 90+ other
diseases. Through research and
patient services, our work eases the
tremendous suffering they inflict.
amfAR supports innovative AIDS
research; educates patients,
doctors, and the public about HIV
treatment/prevention; and works to
protect the rights of all people
affected by HIV/AIDS.
Address: 22100 Gratiot Ave , East
Detroit, MI 48021
Phone Number: 888-856-8585
www.aarda.org
Address: 120 Wall St 13th Fl, New
York, NY 10005
Phone Number: 703-730-1602
www.amfar.org
American Cancer Research
Center
Charity ID: 06015
American Foundation For Suicide
Prevention
Charity ID: 38004
The mission of the AMC Cancer
Research Center, a one-hundred
year old national organization, is to
provide charitable funding for the
best cancer treatment, research,
Preventing suicide through
educational projects, public
awareness, treatment initiatives and
research, while offering support
Allergy And Asthma NetworkMothers Of Asthmatics Inc
Charity ID: 51004
Address: 4305 Lacey Blvd Se #5 ,
Lacey, WA 98503
Phone Number: 360-493-6021
www.oly-wa.us/nami/
Alzheimer Society Of Washington
Charity ID: 51006
An organization of family and friend
of those affected by Alzheimer's
disease. Established to educate,
support and empower persons
affected by Alzheimer's and other
dementias.
Address: PO Box 4104,
Bellingham, WA, 98227
Phone Number: 360-670-3316
www.alzsociety.org
Alzheimer's and Aging Research
Center
Charity ID: 51007
Stop the suffering caused by agingrelated medical conditions! Your
support makes exciting new
research possible. Please help our
aging population and their families.
Address: 3550 General Atomics Ct
Mail Code 4110, San Diego, CA
92121
Phone Number: 800-877-0019
www.aging-research.org
Alzheimer's Association Western And Central Washington
Charity ID: 06001
This Chapter was one of seven
founding chapters of the National
Alzheimer's Association,
headquartered in Chicago. Today
this Chapter serves individuals living
patient education and outreach
through the University of Colorado
Cancer Center and national
outreach programs.
Address: 1600 Pierce St, Denver,
CO 80214
Phone Number: 800-321-1557
www.amc.org
American Cancer Society - Great
West Division
Charity ID: 10014
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programs for family and friends
affected by the tragedy of suicide.
Address: 120 Wall St 22nd Fl, New
York, NY 10005
Phone Number: 888-333-2377
www.afsp.org
American Hearing Research
Foundation
Charity ID: 06016
The American Hearing Research
Foundation serves two vital roles: to
fund significant research in hearing
and balance disorders, and to help
educate the public.
Address: 8 South Michigan Ave Ste
#814, Chicago, IL, 60603
Phone Number: 312-726-9670
www.american-hearing.org
American Heart Association
Charity ID: 51012
Our mission is to reduce disability
and death from cardiovascular
diseases and stroke. That single
purpose drives all we do. The need
for our work is beyond question.
Address: 4310 North Fairfax Dr,
Ste 530, Arlington, VA 22203
Phone Number: 703-941-8500
www.americanheart.org
American Heart Association Northwest Affiliate
Charity ID: 06017
Our mission is to reduce death and
disability from cardiovascular
disease and stroke through
research, public and professional
education, and community service.
Address: 710 2nd Ave Ste 900,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-632-6881
www.americanheart.org
American Hospice Foundation
Charity ID: 51043
We assist terminally ill persons and
their families through the dying
process in a less painful and more
caring manner, including care giving
and bereavement assistance.
Address: 12000 Biscayne Blvd
#505 ,Miami, FL, 33181
Phone Number: 800-854-3402
www.americanhospice.org
American Kidney Fund
Charity ID: 51013
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The American Kidney Fund provides
direct financial assistance to kidney
patients in need and education to
those with and at risk for kidney
disease.
Address: 6100 Executive Blvd Ste
1010, Rockville, MD 20852
Phone Number: 301-881-3052
www.kidneyfund.org
American Liver Foundation Pacific Northwest Chapter
Charity ID: 51014
The American Liver Foundation is a
national voluntary health
organization dedicated to
preventing, treating, and curing
hepatitis and other liver diseases
through research and education.
Address: 2033 6th Ave Ste 260,
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-443-3805
www.liverfoundation.org
American Lung Association Of
Washington
Charity ID: 06002
The Association works to improve
lung health for Washingtonians
through research, advocacy and
education. Focus areas: tobacco
prevention, air quality, and lung
disease/asthma education.
Address: 2625 Third Ave , Seattle,
WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-441-5100
www.alaw.org
American Parkinson's Disease
Association (APDA) - Washington
Chapter
Charity ID: 06020
The Mission of the Washington
Chapter of the APDA is to support
and empower people with
Parkinson's Disease, their families,
and care-givers, through education,
fundraising for research, sponsoring
support groups, and networking with
resource and referral agencies
involved in the care of people with
Parkinson's Disease.
Address: PO Box 75169, Seattle,
WA 98175
Phone Number: 425-443-8269
www.waparkinsons.org
American Tinnitus Association
Charity ID: 06021
We fund tinnitus research to find the
cause, treatment, and cure of
tinnitus. We assist patients and
professionals to manage tinnitus
and its effects.
Address: PO Box 5, Portland, OR,
97207
Phone Number: 800-634-8978
www.ata.org
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
(ALS) Association
Charity ID: 51016
The ALS Association symbolizes the
hopes of people everywhere that
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis will
one day be a disease of the past –
relegated to historical status,
studied in medical textbooks,
conquered by the dedication of
thousands who have worked
ceaselessly to understand and
eradicate this perplexing killer.
Address: 27001 Agoura Road Ste
150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301
Phone Number: 818-880-9007
www.alsa.org
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Association (ALS) - Evergreen
Chapter
Charity ID: 06013
Improving quality of life for those
living with ALS, support and
researching a cure. ALS (aka Lou
Gehrig's disease) is a fatal,
incurable neurodegenerative
disease.
Address: 6627 S 191st Pl FL 106,
Kent, WA, 98032
Phone Number: 425-656-1650
www.alsa-ec.org
Arthritis And Chronic Pain
Research Institute
Charity ID: 51017
We are dedicated to helping to find
solutions for the millions (86 million
in America alone) who suffer from
chronic pain. We support biomedical
research directed towards
understanding chronic pain and its
causes, including arthritis and
cancer, so that pain sufferers can be
free to live fuller and more enjoyable
lives.
Address: 3550 General Atomics
Court Suite 2-146, San Diego, CA,
92121
Phone Number: 858-909-5122
www.pain-research.org
Arthritis Foundation - Pacific
Northwest Chapter
Charity ID: 06003
Leading voluntary health agency
searching the causes, and cures for
over 100 different forms of arthritis
by funding research, programs,
services for people with arthritis.
Address: 3876 Bridge Way N #300,
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-547-2707
www.arthritis.org
Arthritis National Research
Foundation
Charity ID: 51018
Help end the suffering of 66 million
Americans with arthritis. The ANRF
funds research to find new
treatments and a cure for arthritis.
Address: 200 Oceangate Ste 830,
Long Beach, CA 90802
Phone Number: 800-588-2873
www.curearthritis.org
Asthma & Allergy Foundation Of
America - Washington
Charity ID: 28015
Asthma and/or allergies can control
lives. Your gift will help us provide
information and education to
improve quality of life and decrease
healthcare spending.
Address: 7910 Woodmont Ave
#300, Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone Number: 800-328-8476
www.autism-society.org
to improving the quality of life of
families affected by bleeding
disorders and complications of
those disorders, such as HIV/AIDS
and Hepatitis.
Autism Speaks (Merged With
Cure Autism Now)
Charity ID: 51106
Address: PO Box 23130, Seattle,
WA 98102
Phone Number: 206-533-1660
www.bdfwa.org
Autism Speaks is committed to
funding global biomedical research
into the causes, prevention,
treatments, and cure for autism; to
raising public awareness about
autism and its effects on individuals,
families, and society; and to bringing
hope to all who deal with the
hardships of this disorder. We are
committed to raising the funds
necessary to support these goals.
Address: 2 Park Ave 11th Fl, New
York, NY, 10016
Phone Number: 212-252-8584
www.autismspeaks.org
Bailey-Boushay House
Charity ID: 32001
Bailey-Boushay House is a
nationally recognized facility offering
residential care and day health
programs for people living with
AIDS. Our residential care program
also provides care to those suffering
from other life-threatening illnesses.
Address: 3515 SW Webster St,
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone Number: 800-778-2232
www.aafawa.org
Address: 2720 East Madison
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-322-5300
www.virginiamason.org/baileyboushay
Asthma And Allergy Foundation
Of America (AAFA)
Charity ID: 51019
Bastyr University
Charity ID: 16008
Supports research to cure asthma
and allergies and helps patients
through educational programs,
advocacy, free information and a
national network of chapters and
support groups.
Address: 1233 20th St NW Ste
402, Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 800-727-8462
www.aafa.org
Autism Society Of America
Charity ID: 51020
ASA is committed to improving the
lives of people with autism, their
families and the people who work
with them through research,
advocacy and education.
Bastyr University, located north of
Seattle, Washington, is one of the
world's leading academic centers for
advancing knowledge in the natural
health sciences. A twenty-nine-year
pioneer in natural medicine, Bastyr
continues to be in the forefront of
developing the model for 21st
century medicine.
Address: 14500 Juanita Drive NE,
Kenmore, WA 98028
Phone Number: 425-823-1300
www.bastyr.edu
Bleeding Disorder Foundation Of
Washington (BDFW)
Charity ID: 06045
The Bleeding Disorders Foundation
of Washington is a volunteer, nonprofit service organization dedicated
Blessings International
Charity ID: 38005
Alleviating suffering in developing
nations and the US by providing lifesaving pharmaceuticals, vitamins
and medical supplies for the
treatment of indigent patients.
Address: 5881 South Garnett
Road, Tulsa, OK 74146
Phone Number: 877-250-8101
www.blessing.org
Boyer Children's Clinic
Charity ID: 10027
Multidisciplinary services for
children birth to teen with
neuromuscular and/or
developmental delays. Includes
medical, physical,
occupational/speech therapy, early
childhood education and family
services.
Address: 1850 Boyer Ave E,
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-325-8477
www.boyercc.org
Breast Cancer Fund
Charity ID: 51021
Breast cancer is a public health
crisis effecting our mothers, sisters
and daughters. BCF identifies -- and
advocates for elimination of -environmental and preventable
causes.
Address: 1388 Sutter St, Ste 400,
San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone Number: 866-760-8223
www.breastcancerfund.org
Breast Cancer Research
Foundation (BCRF)
Charity ID: 38007
The Breast Cancer Research
Foundation's mission is to achieve
prevention and a cure for breast
cancer in our lifetime by providing
critical funding for innovative clinical
and genetic research at leading
medical centers worldwide, and
increasing public awareness.
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Address: 60 East 56th St 8th Fl,
New York, NY 10022
Phone Number: 866-346-3228
www.bcrfcure.org
Breast Cancer Resource Center
Charity ID: 51022
To enhance the quality of life of
people touched by breast cancer
and to increase awareness and
knowledge of breast cancer and
breast health.
Address: 3502 South 12Th St Ste
A, Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone Number: 253-752-4222
www.bcrcwa.org
Cancer Lifeline
Charity ID: 10134
To provide emotional support,
information and community
resources to all people living with
cancer: patients, their families,
friends and co-workers.
Address: 6522 Fremont Ave N ,
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-297-2100
www.cancerlifeline.org
Cancer Research Institute
Charity ID: 06022
CRI is dedicated exclusively to the
support and coordination of
laboratory and clinical efforts that
will lead to the immunological
treatment, control, and prevention
cancer.
Address: One Exchange Plaza, 55
Broadway Ste 1802, New York, NY
10006
Phone Number: 212-688-7515
www.cancerresearch.org
Capri Heart & Lung Institute
Charity ID: 31005
CAPRI provides cardiac and
pulmonary patients with the training
needed to lead happy and fulfilling
lives and to overcome the
challenges of their life-altering
diagnoses.
Address: 2601 Cherry Ave, Ste
111, Bremerton, WA 98310
Phone Number: 360-479-3886
www.capriheart.org/Cardiac_Progra
ms.html
Children & Adults With AttentionDeficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
(CHADD)
Charity ID: 51025
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Works to ensure that children and
adults with AttentionDeficit/Hyperactivity Disorder reach
their full potential through family
support, education and
encouragement of research.
Address: 8181 Professional Place,
Ste 150, Landover, MD 20785
Phone Number: 800-233-4050
www.chadd.org
Children's Angel Flight
Charity ID: 51026
Your gift makes air transportation
possible for children requiring travel
to distant diagnosis, evaluation,
treatment or rehabilitation.
Address: 4620 Haygood Road #1,
Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Phone Number: 800-747-0925
www.childrensangelflight.org
Children's Hospital And Regional
Medical Center
Charity ID: 51028
Receives contributions on behalf of
Children's Hospital in Seattle, whose
mission is to provide medical care to
children, regardless of a family's
ability to pay.
Address: PO Box 50020, M/S S200, Seattle, WA 98145
Phone Number: 206-987-2153
www.seattlechildrens.org
Children's Hospital And Regional
Medical Center - Dan And Annie
Wilson Endowment For Pediatric
Cancer
Charity ID: 51104
Phone Number: 801-278-8900
www.childrensmiraclenetwork.org
Children's Therapy Center (a
program of Dynamic Family
Services)
Charity ID: 51305
We are a neurodevelopmental
center, providing physical,
occupational, speech, feeding,
aquatic, and hippotherapy for
children with neuromuscular
disorders and developmental
delays.
Address: 10811 SE Kent-Kangley
Rd, Kent, WA, 98030
Phone Number: 253-854-5660
www.ctckids.org
City Of Hope
Charity ID: 06004
Internationally recognized innovative
biomedical research, treatment and
educational institution.
Physicians/scientists dedicated to
the prevention and cure of cancer,
HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and other lifethreatening diseases.
Address: 1055 Wilshire Blvd, Los
Angeles, CA 90017
Phone Number: 800-544-3541
www.cityofhope.org
City Of Hope Regional
Development Office
Charity ID: 51030
At the core of all City of Hope
activities is a special emphasis on
treating the whole person, not just
the disease.
Receives contributions on behalf of
Children's Hospital in Seattle, whose
mission is to provide medical care to
children, regardless of a family's
ability to pay.
Address: 1309 114th Ave SE Ste
201, Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone Number: 425-646-9530
www.cityofhope.org/regions/Seattle/
Address: PO Box 50020, M/S S200, Seattle, WA 98145
Phone Number: Not Available
Website Not Available
Community Health Centers Of
King County
Charity ID: 00062
Children's Miracle Network
Charity ID: 51029
Your entire donation saves
children's lives by helping premier
local participating children's
hospitals provide state-of-the-art
care, lifesaving research and
preventative education.
Address: 4525 South 2300 East ,
Salt Lake City, UT 84117
Our mission is to provide complete
primary health care services to the
people in our communities, with
special attention to the needs of the
medically under-served populations
of King County. Our services
encompass not only treatment and
prevention of illness but also health
education, behavioral health
service, outreach, interpretation and
a variety of other services that our
patients want and need.
Address: 403 East Meeker St Ste
300, Kent WA 98030
Phone Number: 425-277-1311
www.chckc.org
Community Health Charities Of
Washington State
Charity ID: 06000
CHC member health charities are at
the forefront in providing vital patient
services, conducting life-saving
medical research, expanding
community outreach; we turn
promises into realities
Address: PO Box 16727 4812,
Rutan Pl SW, Seattle, WA 98116
Phone Number: 206-938-2908
www.healthcharities.org
Community Psychiatric Clinic
Charity ID: 10044
We enhance the quality of life of our
clients by delivering a full continuum
of community-based behavioral
healthcare services. We strive to
assure access to all in our
community who seek care.
Address: 4319 Stone Way North,
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-545-2345
www.cpcwa.org
Community Services For The
Blind And Partially Sighted
Charity ID: 10119
Provides counseling, instruction in
independent and home
management skills, adaptive aids
store, assistive technology center
and volunteer services to persons
with visual impairments.
Address: 9709 3rd Ave. NE #100,
Seattle, WA, 98115
Phone Number: 206-525-5556
www/csbps.com
Concern Foundation
Charity ID: 38008
Also doing business as the Cancer
Immunology Research Foundation.
Provides funding for cancer
research scientists to investigate
new approaches for early detection
and treatment in the quest to
conquer cancer in children and
adults.
Address: 8383 Wishire Blvd Ste
337, Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Phone Number: 800-867-2279
www.concernfoundation.org
Country Doctor Community Clinic
Charity ID: 51032
We provide the following medical
and clinical services: Infant, child,
adolescent, adult, and senior
services, prenatal and pregnancy
care, mental healthcare, and
specialty/hospital care.
Address: 520 Pike St Ste 1075,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-282-4770
www.cff.org
Cystinosis Research Network
Charity ID: 51035
Address: 500 19th Ave. E , Seattle,
WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-299-1628
www.cdchc.org
Dedicated to supporting and
advocating research, providing
family assistance and educating the
public and medical communities
about cystinosis.
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation Of
America - Northwest Chapter
Charity ID: 51033
Address: 302 Whytegate CT, Lake
Forest, IL, 60045
Phone Number: 866-276-3669
www.cystinosis.org
The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation
of America is a non-profit, volunteerdriven organization dedicated to
finding the cure for Crohn's disease
and ulcerative colitis.
Address: 9 Lake Bellevue Dr, Ste
203, Bellevue, WA, 98005
Phone Number: 425 451-8455
www.ccfa.org/chapters/northwest/
Crohn's And Colitis Foundation
Charity ID: 06029
The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation
of America is a non-profit, volunteerdriven organization dedicated to
finding the cure for Crohn's disease
and ulcerative colitis.
Address: 386 Park Ave South 17th
Fl, New York, NY, 10016
Phone Number: 212-685-3440
www.ccfa.org
Curesearch
Charity ID: 51024
Formerly National Childhood Cancer
Foundation. Cancer is the #1
disease killer of children. Please
help us reach the day when every
child with cancer can be guaranteed
a cure.
Address: 4600 East West Hwy Ste
600, Bethesda, MD, 20814
Phone Number: 800-458-6223
www.curesearch.org
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Washington Chapter
Charity ID: 06005
Supports innovative research to
control and cure cystic fibrosis.
Provides specialized medical care
through a nationwide network of
care centers; offers pharmacy, other
patient services.
Damon Runyon Cancer Research
Foundation
Charity ID: 20060
100% for cancer research.
Supporting the most brilliant,
innovative scientists across the
nation committed to discovering
causes and cures for all types of
cancer.
Address: One Exchange Plaza, 55
Broadway Ste 302, New York, NY
10006
Phone Number: 877-722-6237
www.drcrf.org
Diabetes National Research
Group
Charity ID: 51036
Scientific research into treatments
and cure of diabetes. Conducts
screenings, education programs to
save lives from blindness, kidney
failure, amputations. Publishes The
Diabetes Wellness News.
Address: 3550 General Atomics Ct
Ste 2-136, San Diego, CA 9212
Phone Number: 800-877-3457
www.diabetes-science.org
Diabetes Research And Wellness
Foundation
Charity ID: 00021
Scientific research into treatments
and cure of diabetes. Conducts
screenings, education programs to
save lives from blindness, kidney
failure, amputations. Publishes The
Diabetes Wellness News.
Address: 5151 Wisconsin Ave NW
Ste 420, Washington, DC 20016
Phone Number: 877-633-3976
www.diabeteswellness.net
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Diabetes Research Institute
Charity ID: 51037
A recognized world leader in curefocused research, committed to
bringing promising discoveries from
the lab to patients in the fastest and
safest way possible.
Address: 200 South Park Rd Ste
100, Hollywood, FL, 33021
Phone Number: 800-321-3437
www.diabetesresearch.org
Epilepsy Foundation
Charity ID: 06023
The organization works to ensure
that people with seizures are able to
participate in all life experiences;
and to prevent, control and cure
epilepsy through research,
education, advocacy and services.
Address: 8301 Professional Place,
Landover, Md 20785
Phone Number: 800-332-1000
www.epilepsyfoundation.org
Epilepsy Foundation Northwest
Charity ID: 10057
The organization works to ensure
that people with seizures are able to
participate in all life experiences;
and to prevent, control and cure
epilepsy through research,
education, advocacy and services.
Address: 2311 N 45th St Ste 103,
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-547-4551
www.epilepsynw.org
FACES: The National Craniofacial
Association
Charity ID: 51038
Children with craniofacial
disfigurements require specialized
reconstructive surgeries. We take
care of these children and their
families while treatment is received.
Rebuilding faces - rebuilding
futures.
Address: PO Box 11082,
Chattanooga, TN, 37401
Phone Number: 800-332-2373
www.faces-cranio.org
Fisher Center For Alzheimer's
Research Foundation, The
Charity ID: 51103
The center serves as the nexus for
Alzheimer's disease research at
Rockefeller. When the facilities for
this new center are completed, it will
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include state-of-the-art technologies
to expand and accelerate
Alzheimer's research and will
advance the patient-oriented studies
of physician-scientists at The
Rockefeller University Hospital.
Address: One Intrepid Square,
West 46th Street & 12Th Ave, New
York, NY, 10026
Phone Number: 800-ALZINFO
www.alzinfo.org
Floyd And Delores Jones Cancer
Institute At Virginia Mason
Charity ID: 51023
As one of the preeminent cancer
care providers in the United States,
Floyd & Delores Jones Cancer
Institute at Virginia Mason in Seattle
offers the very best in state-of-theart cancer care in an environment of
hope and healing. The institute
brings all aspects of care – from
physician visits to lab appointments
to the pharmacy – to patients in one
convenient location.
Address: Mailstop D1-Mf, PO Box
1930, Seattle, WA 98111
Phone Number: 206-223-2374
www.virginiamason.org
Foundation Fighting Blindness
Charity ID: 06038
Largest private organization funding
research to cure blinding retinal
disorders such as retinitis
pigmentosa, macular degeneration,
Usher syndrome (deaf-blindness),
affecting all ages and ethnicities.
Address: 11435 Cronhill Drive,
Owings Mills, MD 21117
Phone Number: 410-568-0150
www.blindness.org
Foundation For AIDS Research,
The
Charity ID: 51071
amfAR supports innovative AIDS
research; educates patients,
doctors, the public about HIV
treatment/prevention; works to
protect the rights of all people
affected by HIV/AIDS.
Address: 120 Wall St 13th Fl, New
York, NY, 10005
Phone Number: 703-730-1602
www.amfar.org
Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center
Charity ID: 06044
The Center conducts research of
the highest standards to improve
prevention, detection and treatment
resulting in reduced pain and
suffering caused by this disease.
Address: PO Box 19024, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-667-4399
www.fhcrc.org
Gateway For Cancer Research
Charity ID: 20051
Formerly Cancer Treatment
Research Foundation. Gateway
provides funding for conventional,
integrative and complementary
phase I and phase II cancer
research studies done by some of
the most pioneering researchers
from around the world.
Address: 1336 Basswood Road,
Schaumburg, IL, 60173
Phone Number: 888-221-2873
www.ctrf.org
Glaucoma Research Foundation
Charity ID: 20057
Protecting the sight and
independence of people with
glaucoma through research and
education. Our goal is to find a cure.
Address: 251 Post St Ste 600, San
Francisco, CA 94108
Phone Number: 800-826-6693
www.glaucoma.org
Gluten Intolerance Group Of
North America
Charity ID: 51039
Support and educate persons
requiring the gluten-free diet.
Gluten-free restaurant menus,
support groups, kids camps, and
medical professional education
improve health and quality of life.
Address: 31214 124th Ave SE,
Auburn, WA 98092
Phone Number: 206-246-6652
www.gluten.net
Group Health Community
Foundation
Charity ID: 06024
Uses philanthropy, health care
innovation, research, and
community partnerships to improve
the health of children and
adolescents and promote diversity
within health care.
Address: 320 Westlake Ave N Ste
100, Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-287-4645
www.ghcfoundation.org
Health Information Network
Charity ID: 28005
Help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS
and Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
We provide health education and
community resources & referrals.
Nationally recognized by HCFA.
Address: PO Box 30762 Seattle,
WA 98113
Phone Number: 206-784-5655
www.healthinfonetwork.org
Hearing Speech & Deafness
Center
Charity ID: 10067
Since 1937, HSDC has provided
services to people of all ages with
communication issues such as
deafness, hearing loss, autism and
other communication challenges.
Address: 1625 19th Ave. Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-5770
www.hsdc.org
Heart And Stroke Foundation Of
Canada
Charity ID: 51109
The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a
volunteer-based health charity,
leads in eliminating heart disease
and stroke through: the
advancement of research and its
application, the promotion of healthy
living and advocacy.
Address: 222 Queen St, Ste 1402,
Ottowa, ON K1P 5V9, Canada
Phone Number: 800.205.4438X340
www.heartandstroke.com
Heart Of America Northwest
Research Center
Charity ID: 51040
At Heart of America Northwest, our
mission is to advance our region's
quality of life through highly credible
research, education, and
participation of citizens in issues
affecting the health, environment,
and economy of the Northwest.
Address: 1314 56th St NE Ste 100
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-382-1014
www.heartofamericanorthwest.org/
Hepatitis Foundation
International
Charity ID: 51041
Hepatitis Foundation International
supports research, preventive
education and training of healthcare
providers, patients, and educators
about the diagnosis, treatment and
prevention of viral hepatitis.
Address: 504 Blick Drive, Silver
Spring, MD, 20904
Phone Number: 800-891-0707
www.hepfi.org
Hole In The Wall Gang
Charity ID: 20063
Founded in 1988 by Paul Newman,
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in
Ashford, Connecticut is a nonprofit,
residential summer camp and yearround center serving children and
their families coping with cancer and
other serious illnesses and
conditions.
Address: 555 Long Wharf Drive,
New Haven, CT, 06511
Phone Number: 203-772-0522
www.holeinthewallgang.org
Hope Heart Institute
Charity ID: 51042
Dedicated to reducing death and
disability caused by cardiovascular
disease, America's #1 killer, through
research and education to advance
treatments, prevention and improve
patient care.
Address: 1380 112Th Ave NE Ste
200, Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone Number: 425-456-8700
www.hopeheart.org
Hospice & Home Care Of
Snohomish
Charity ID: 27012
Providing hospice and
bereavement/respite care, support
groups, and home health services to
all people, infant through adult, with
life-limiting illnesses.
Address: 2731 Wetmore Ave Ste
500 Everett, WA 98201
Phone Number: 425-261-4805
www.providence.org/phhc
Hospice Of Kitsap County
Charity ID: 27013
Hospice of Kitsap provides expert
medical care and emotional support
for patients and families facing end-
of-life issues. Ease the pain; lighten
the burden; comfort the spirit.
Address: PO Box 3416, Silverdale,
WA, 98383
Phone Number: 360-698-4611
www.hospiceofkitsapcounty.org
Hospice Of Spokane
Charity ID: 51044
Care, support, equipment and
medication for terminally ill and their
families in their residence, provided
by physicians, nurses, social
workers, nurse aides, chaplains and
volunteers.
Address: PO Box 2215, Spokane,
WA, 99210
Phone Number: 509-456-0438
www.hospiceofspokane.org
Huntington's Disease Society Of
America
Charity ID: 51045
We provide vital support,
information and educational
services to improve the lives of
those affected by HD, offer
resources and guidance for HD
families through our national
network of volunteer-based chapters
and affiliates as well as through our
HDSA Centers of Excellence for
Family Services and promote and
support research to find a cure for
HD.
Address: 505 Eighth Ave Ste 902
New York, NY 10018
Phone Number: 212-242-1968
www.hdsa.org
International Community Health
Services Foundation
Charity ID: 51303
The International Community Health
Services (ICHS) Foundation is a
501(c)(3) non-profit corporation
established in 2007 to provide
philanthropic support to International
Community Health Services.
International Community Health
Services is the largest Asian and
Pacific Islander (API) community
health center in Washington State.
ICHS has two locations: the Holly
Park Medical & Dental Clinic located
in South Seattle and the
International District Medical &
Dental Clinic located in Seattle’s
Chinatown/International District.
Address: PO Box 3007, Seattle,
WA, 98114
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Phone Number: 206-788-3694
www.ichsfoundation,org
patients through patient meetings,
information and advocacy
International Eye Foundation
Charity ID: 04011
Address: 1234 Sherman Ave Ste
203 , Evanston, IL, 60202
Phone Number: 800-850-9132
www.kidneycancerassociation.org/
Saves sight worldwide. Programs to
control vitamin A deficiency, "river
blindness", trachoma and cataracts.
Provides local health worker
training, technology transfer, eye
surgery, equipment, and medicine.
Kin On Community Health Care
Charity ID: 10269
Address: 10801 Connecticut Ave,
Kensington, MD 20895
Phone Number: 240-290-0263
www.iefusa.org
Provides home care, home health,
chronic care management, and
caregiver support to limited or nonEnglish speaking Asian elders,
disabled individuals, and their family
members.
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
International
Charity ID: 06039
Address: 815 S Weller St. Ste 212,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-652-2330
www.kinon.org
The mission of JDRF is to find a
cure for diabetes and its
complications through the support of
research.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society,
The - Washington/Alaska Chapter
Charity ID: 06007
Address: 1400 K St NW Ste 1212,
Washington, DC, 20005
Phone Number: 800-533-1868
www.walk.jdrf.org
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
is the world's largest voluntary
health organization dedicated to
funding blood cancer research,
education, and patient services.
Juvenile Diabetes Research
Foundation - Northwest
Charity ID: 51046
Address: 530 Dexter Ave N Ste
300, Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-628-0777
www.leukemia-lymphoma.org
Help us find a cure for diabetes.
Through research, we can save
lives of children and adults who
suffer from diabetes and its
devastating complications.
Address: 1200 Sixth Ave #605
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-838-5153
www.jdrf.org
Kent Youth & Family Services
Charity ID: 10073
Youth mental health therapy;
substance abuse treatment; teen
parent transitional living; early
childhood education, socialization;
youth late night socialization,
tutoring; violence prevention
outreach; employment training.
Address: 232 2nd Ave. S Ste 201,
Kent, WA, 98032
Phone Number: 253-859-0300
www.kysf.org
Kidney Cancer Association
Charity ID: 51047
The Association strives for a world
without kidney cancer. We fund
kidney cancer research and help
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Little Bit Therapeutic Riding
Center
Charity ID: 51300
Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center's
mission is to improve the bodies,
minds and spirits of children and
adults with disabilities through
equine-assisted therapy and to be
an inspiration and educational
resource to the therapeutic riding
profession, both regionally and
nationally.
Address: 19802 NE 148th St,
Woodinville, WA 98007
Phone Number: 425-882-1554
www.littlebit.org
Lupus Foundation Of America
Charity ID: 06027
The Lupus Foundation of America,
Inc. (LFA) is the foremost national
nonprofit voluntary health
organization dedicated to finding the
causes of and cure for lupus and
providing support, services and
hope to all people affected by lupus.
Address: PO Box 631047,
Baltimore, MD, 21263
Phone Number: 202-349-1158
www.lupus.org
Lupus Foundation Of America Pacific Northwest Chapter
Charity ID: 51048
Provides lupus educational
symposiums, literature, holds
support groups and provides tollfree “Lupusline”. Raises funds for
lupus research and increases public
awareness of lupus.
Address: 1207 N 200th St Ste 214,
Shoreline, WA, 98133
Phone Number: 206-546-6785
www.lupuspnw.org
March Of Dimes Washington
State Chapter
Charity ID: 06008
The mission of the March of Dimes
is to improve the health of babies by
preventing birth defects, premature
birth, and infant mortality.
Address: 1904 3rd Ave, Ste 230 ,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-624-1373
www.marchofdimes.com
Medical Support Association
Charity ID: 51049
We provide life-saving essential
medicines at no charge to children
and adults in impoverished
communities. Your gift will have
impact and help save lives.
Address: 757 St Charles Ave, Ste
302 , New Orleans, LA, 70130
Phone Number: 504-371-5595
www.medical-support.org
Mexican Medical
Charity ID: 38022
Mexican Medical Ministries is an
interdenominational non-profit
organization, founded in 1963,
dedicated to providing low or nocost health care to the people of
Mexico in the Name of Jesus Christ.
Address: 251 Landis Ave, Chula
Vista, CA, 91910
Phone Number: 866-420-7298
www.mexicanmedical.com
Michael J. Fox Foundation For
Parkinson's Research
Charity ID: 51050
The Foundation is dedicated to
ensuring the development of a cure
for Parkinson’s disease within this
decade through an aggressively
funding research agenda.
Address: 90 Broad St, 10th Fl, New
York, NY 10004
Phone Number: 212-509-0995
www.michaeljfox.org
Miracle Flights For Kids
Charity ID: 38023
Change the future for a sick child!
Your donation provides free flights
for children needing to reach
medical surgeries thousands of
miles from home.
Address: 2756 N Green Valley
Pkwy Ste 115, Green Valley, NV,
89014
Phone Number: 702-261-0494
www.miracleflights.org
Multiple Sclerosis Association
Charity ID: 10083
Serving individuals and families with
multiple sclerosis since 1956.
Services include physical and
occupational therapy, case
management, educational
programs, family support, volunteer
services, counseling and
rehabilitation.
Address: 753 North 35th St Ste
#208, Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-633-2606
www.msakc.org
Multiple Sclerosis Association Of
America
Charity ID: 51052
MSAA helps individuals cope with
the day-to-day situations that arise
from having MS by providing
assistance ranging from support
groups to barrier-free housing.
Address: 706 Haddonfield Road,
Cherry Hill, NJ, 08002
Phone Number: 800-833-4672
www.msaa.com
Multiple Sclerosis National
Research Institute
Charity ID: 51054
Multiple Sclerosis National
Research Institute at the Torrey
Pines Institute For Molecular
Studies. Conducts research towards
understanding, treating and halting
the progression of multiple sclerosis
and related diseases. Current
research progress is promising.
Please help us find cures!
Phone Number: 206-783-9264
www.nami.org
Address: 3550 General Atomics Ct
Ste 2-129, San Diego, CA 92121
Phone Number: 866-676-7400
www.ms-research.org
NAMI - National Alliance On
Mental Illness - Greater Seattle
Charity ID: 10122
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Charity ID: 06009
Fighting neuromuscular diseases
through worldwide research, a
nationwide network of clinics
offering comprehensive medical
services and far reaching
professional and public health
education
Address: 3300 East Sunrise Drive,
Tucson, AZ, 85718
Phone Number: 206-283-2183
www.mdausa.org
Muscular Dystrophy Association Washington Chapter
Charity ID: 51055
Providing hope and help to people
with neuromuscular diseases
through research, clinics, support
groups, summer camps, equipment
purchases and professional and
public health education.
Address: 701 Dexter Ave N, Ste
106 , Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-283-2183
mda.org
NAMI - National Alliance For The
Mentally Ill Of Thurston/Mason
Counties
Charity ID: 51056
Work to improve the lives of the
mentally ill and their families in
Thurston/Mason counties through
public education, advocacy, and
research support.
Addresses unmet needs of persons
with mental illness and their families
through Public Education, Self-Help
and Family Support Groups,
Information & Referral, and
Advocacy.
Address: 802 NW 70th St, Seattle,
WA, 98117
Phone Number: 206-783-9264
www.nami-greaterseattle.org
National Brain Tumor Foundation
Charity ID: 38006
Funding national research, providing
free patient support services and
education gives Help and Hope to
children and adults whose lives are
affected by brain tumors.
Address: 22 Battery St Ste 612,
San Francisco, CA, 94111
Phone Number: 800-934-2873
www.braintumor.org
National Breast Cancer Coalition
Charity ID: 00057
Also National Breast Cancer
Coalition Fund. Our mission is to
stop breast cancer through
grassroots efforts to increase
research funding, influence policy,
and educate activists.
Address: 1101 17th St NW,
Washington, DC, 20036
Phone Number: 800-622-2838
www.stopbreastcancer.org
National Down Syndrome Society
Charity ID: 51058
Address: 4305 Lacey Blvd SE #5,
Lacey, WA, 98503
Phone Number: 360-493-6021
Website Not Available
Strives to increase public
awareness about Down syndrome
and improve the lives of people with
Down syndrome through research,
education and advocacy.
NAMI - National Alliance On
Mental Illness
Charity ID: 51057
Address: 666 Broadway 8th F ,
New York, NY, 10012
Phone Number: 800-221-4602
www.ndss.org
Addresses unmet needs of persons
with mental illness and their families
through public education, self-help
support groups, 24-hour person–toperson information & referral, and
advocacy.
Address: 843-G Quince Orchard
Blvd, Gaithersburg, MD, 20878
National Eating Disorders
Association
Charity ID: 38026
Dedicated to expanding public
understanding of eating disorders
and access to treatment for those
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affected. Your gifts fund education,
research, treatment referrals and
family support.
Address: 603 Stewart St Ste 803,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-382-3587
www.nationaleatingdisorders.org
National Foundation For Cancer
Research
Charity ID: 51059
Research for a Cure funding cancer
research in the laboratory leading to
new treatments and making
possible scientific breakthroughs to
cure ALL types of cancer.
Address: 4600 East West Hwy Ste
525 , Bethesda, MD, 20184
Phone Number: 800-321-2873
www.nfcr.org
National Kidney Foundation Of
Oregon & Washington
Charity ID: 00060
A major voluntary health
organization, seeks to prevent
kidney and urinary tract diseases,
improve the health and well-being of
individuals and families affected by
these diseases, and increase the
availability of all organs for
transplantation.
Address: 1150 Grand Ave Ste 300,
Kansas City, MO, 64106
Phone Number: 800-622-9010
www.kidney.org
National Minority AIDS Council
(NMAC)
Charity ID: 51002
To develop leadership, provide
technical assistance; research and
treatment advocacy and public
policy updates to communities of
color in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Address: 1931 13th St, NW,
Washington, DC, 20009
Phone Number: 202-483-6622
www.nmac.org
National MPS Society
Charity ID: 51060
The National MPS Society exists to
find cures for MPS and related
diseases. We provide hope and
support for affected individuals and
their families through research,
advocacy and awareness of these
devastating diseases.
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Address: PO Box 14686, Durham,
NC, 27709
Phone Number: 919-806-0101
www.mpssociety.org
National Multiple Sclerosis
Society - Greater Washington
Chapter
Charity ID: 06011
Provides local programs and
services to 50, 000 people affected
by MS in Western and Central
Washington and funds research into
the cause and cure of MS.
Address: 192 Nickerson St, Ste
100 , Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-284-4254
was.nationalmssociety.org
National Organization For Rare
Disorders (NORD)
Charity ID: 06030
Provides understandable
information on rare diseases; peer
networking; community resource
referrals; patient medication
assistance programs; research;
advocacy for over 25 million people
with rare disorders.
Address: 55 Kenosia Ave,
Danbury, CO, 06813
Phone Number: 800-999-6673
www.nord-rdb.com
National Parkinson Foundation
Charity ID: 06031
NPF provides research, patient and
caregiver services, clinical studies,
and public/professional education,
physician referrals, and assists
support groups worldwide.
Address: 843 Quince Orchard Blvd
Ste G, Gaithersburg, MD, 20878
Phone Number: 800-327-4545
www.parkinson.org
National Prostate Cancer
Coalition
Charity ID: 00026
The National Prostate Cancer
Coalition (NPCC) sets the standard
for rapidly reducing the burden of
prostate cancer on American men
and their families through
awareness, outreach, and
advocacy.
Address: 1154 15th St, NW,
Washington, DC, 20005
Phone Number: 202-463-9455
www.fightprostatecancer.org
National Reye's Syndrome
Foundation
Charity ID: 06032
Only organization providing public
and medical information, research
and support services for victims of
Reye’s Syndrome, an often-fatal
disease associated with aspirin use.
Address: 3604 Sequoia Circle,
West Covina, CA, 91792
Phone Number: 800-233-7393
www.reyessyndrome.org
Northshore Youth & Family
Services
Charity ID: 10088
Our agency provides counseling
service for individuals and families.
We offer intervention and prevention
of substance abuse, youth suicide,
and a young parent program.
Address: PO Box 171, Bothell, WA
98041
Phone Number: 425-485-6541
www.metrokc.gov/dchs/csd/Youth&
Family/Services.htm
Northwest Burn Foundation
Charity ID: 51062
Help prevent burns and improve the
lives of burn survivors through
programs and education, including
Summer Camp, Emergency
Housing, Prevention Education, and
Support Groups.
Address: 1515 NW 52nd St., Ste A
, Seattle, WA 98107-3858
Phone Number: 888-662-8767
www.nwburn.org
Northwest Kidney Centers
Charity ID: 21000
Provides dialysis treatment and
support services to individuals with
kidney failure or transplants, funds
research, provides community
education about kidney disease,
and promotes organ donation.
Address: 700 Broadway, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-292-2771
www.nwkidney.org
Northwest Lions Foundation For
Sight & Hearing
Charity ID: 28027
Our lives are shaped by how well
we see and hear. We protect and
restore these vital senses through
screening, cornea transplants, and
adaptive technology.
Address: 221 Yale Ave B, Ste 450,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 800-847-5786
www.nlfoundation.org
Northwest Parkinson's
Foundation
Charity ID: 36000
To establish optimal quality of life for
the Northwest Parkinson's
community through awareness,
education, advocacy and care.
Address: 400 Mercer St #401,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 877-980-7500
www.nwpf.org
Obsessive Compulsive
Foundation Inc.
Charity ID: 51063
Obsessive Compulsive Foundation
an international non profit
organization, dedicated to
education, assistance to those in
need and research into the causes
and treatments of OCD.
Address: 676 State St, New Haven,
CO, 06511
Phone Number: 203-401-2070
www.ocfoundation.org
Pediatric Interim Care Center: The
Newborn Nursery
Charity ID: 51080
www.plannedparenthood.org/central
wa
PICC is a one-of-a-kind, model
program that provides specialized,
24-hour care for drug-exposed and
medically fragile newborns. PICC
brings babies safely through
withdrawal from drugs, including
heroin, cocaine,
methamphetamines, methadone,
and prescription drugs.
Planned Parenthood - Mt. Baker
Charity ID: 06014
Address: 328 4th Ave South, Kent,
WA 98032
Phone Number: 253-852-5253
www.picc.net
Pike Market Medical Clinic
Charity ID: 05004
The mission of Puget Sound
Neighborhood Health Centers is to
provide comprehensive healthcare
to families and individuals who have
difficulty accessing care; respond
with sensitivity to the needs of our
culturally diverse patients; and
advocate and work with others to
improve the overall health status of
the communities we serve.
Planned Parenthood’s mission is to
provide comprehensive sexual
health care through direct services
and education; protect and respect
the dignity and culture of each
individual; and advocate public
policies which preserve those rights
and ensure access to services.
Address: 2300 James St Ste 207,
Bellingham, WA 98225
Phone Number: 360-734-9007
www.plannedparenthood.org
Planned Parenthood - Western
Washington
Charity ID: 51065
Planned Parenthood's mission is to
provide comprehensive sexual
health care through direct services
and education; protect and respect
the dignity and culture of each
individual; and advocate public
policies which preserve those rights
and ensure access.
Address: 1930 Post Alley, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-728-4143
www.psnhc.org
Address: 2001 East Madison St
Seattle, Washington 98122
Phone Number: 206-328-7735
www.plannedparenthood.org
Osteoporosis And Breast Cancer
Research Center
Charity ID: 51064
PKD Foundation
Charity ID: 51081
Women throughout the world are
victims of these horrifying diseases.
We support vital scientific research
for preventing and curing these and
other diseases affecting women.
Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)
affects 600,000 Americans and 12.5
million children and adults,
worldwide. There is no treatment or
cure, but there is hope.
Planned Parenthood - World
Population
Charity ID: 04015
Address: 3550 General Atomics Ct
Ste 2-305, San Diego, CA 92121
Phone Number: 858-909-5123
www.osteo-breastcancer.org
Address: 9221 Ward Pkwy Ste 400,
Kansas City, MO, 64114
Phone Number: 800-PKD-CURE
www.pkdcure.org
Planned Parenthood's mission is to
provide comprehensive sexual
health care through direct services
and education; protect and respect
the dignity and culture of each
individual; and advocate public
policies which preserve those rights
and ensure access.
Pancreatic Cancer Action
Network
Charity ID: 51301
Planned Parenthood - Central
Washington
Charity ID: 51082
Address: 434 West 33rd St , New
York, NY 10001
Phone Number: 212-541-7800
www.plannedparenthood.org
The Pancreatic Cancer Action
Network is a nationwide network of
people dedicated to working
together to advance research,
support patients, and create hope
for those affected by pancreatic
cancer.
Planned Parenthood health centers
offer high-quality sexual and
reproductive health care, including
family planning, gynecological care,
STI/STD testing and treatment,
pregnancy testing, and abortion
services. Includes clinics in
Ellensburg and Walla Walla.
Address: 2141 Rosencrans Ave
#7000, El Segundo, CA 90245
Phone Number: 877-272-6226
www.pancan.org
Address: 1117 Tieton Dr, Yakima,
WA, 98902
Phone Number: 509.248.3628
Planned Parenthood Federation
Of America Inc.
Charity ID: 51066
Provide comprehensive
reproductive and complementary
health care services in settings
which preserve and protect the
essential privacy and rights of each
individual; to advocate public
policies which guarantee these
rights and ensure access to such
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services; to provide educational
programs which enhance
understanding of individual and
societal implications of human
sexuality; to promote research and
the advancement of technology in
reproductive health care and
encourage understanding of their
inherent bioethical, behavioral, and
social implications.
Address: 434 West 33rd St New
York, NY 10001
Phone Number: 212/541-7800
www.plannedparenthood.org
Plymouth Healing Communities
Charity ID: 51089
By offering a home and
companionship to individuals who
are recovering from an acute
episode of mental illness, Plymouth
Healing Communities breaks the
cycle of hospitalization and
homelessness and provides a
positive alternative to shelters and
the street.
Address: 1217 Sixth Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-622-4865
www.phoh.org
POCAAN (People Of Color
Against AIDS Network)
Charity ID: 51105
POCAAN is a multi-cultural AIDS
prevention organization created in
response to the devastating impact
that HIV/AIDS was and continues to
have on communities of color. In
Washington State, POCAAN brings
people of color together across
differences of race, gender, class
and sexual orientation to achieve its
mission.
Address: 1609 19th Ave, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-7061
www.pocaan.org
Polio Outreach Of Washington
Charity ID: 51090
Polio Outreach provides Contacts
and resources to promote quality of
life while living with disabilities and
other lifestyle challenges. Support
groups in communities around the
state provide an opportunity for
education, friendship, and an
exchange of information on life-style
adaptation, assistive equipment,
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accessible travel and entertainment
possibilities.
Address: 4704 - 235th St E,
Spanaway, WA 98387
Phone Number: 425-277-7663
www.poliooutreach.com
Prevent Cancer Foundation
Charity ID: 20050
Formerly Cancer Research And
Prevention Foundation. The Prevent
Cancer Foundation is a national,
nonprofit health foundation whose
mission is the prevention and early
detection of cancer through
scientific research, education and
community outreach.
Address: 1600 Duke St Ste 500,
Alexandria, VA, 22314
Phone Number: 800-227-2732
www.preventcancer.org
Project Inform, Inc
Charity ID: 51091
This national AIDS organization
continues to push for a cure –
providing respected treatment
information and advocacy toll-free
treatment hotline and nationwide
educational programs since 1985.
Address: 1375 Mission St, San
Francisco, CA 94103
Phone Number: 800-822-7422
www.projinf.org
Project Rachel
Charity ID: 51092
Project Rachel operates as a
network of professional counselors
and priests, all trained to provide
one-on-one spiritual and
psychological care for those who
are suffering because of an
abortion.
Address: 100 - 23rd Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98144
Phone Number: 800-822-4673
www.hopeafterabortion.com
Providence Hospice And Home
Care Of Snohomish
Charity ID: 51093
We are a non-profit home hospice
and home health care agency
serving patients of all ages in
Snohomish County and Camano
Island. Our professional staff meets
your unique needs, in the comfort of
your own home, with the skills,
compassion, and caring you expect.
Address: 2731 Wetmore, Ste 500,
Everett, WA 98201
Phone Number: 425- 261-4800
www.providence.org/everett/hospice
_and_home_care
Providence Hospice Of Seattle
Foundation
Charity ID: 51094
Our professional staff meets your
unique needs, in the comfort of your
own home, with the skills,
compassion, and caring you expect.
Address: 425 Pontius Ave. N., Ste
300, Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206- 320-4000
www.providence.org/Long_Term_C
are/Hospice_of_Seattle
Research To Prevent Blindness
Charity ID: 06035
Research to Prevent Blindness
(RPB) is the leading nongovernment supporter of eye
research directed at the prevention,
treatment or eradication of all
diseases that threaten vision. In
pursuit of this objective, RPB has
committed millions of dollars in grant
support to provide scientific
manpower, technological equipment
and eye research laboratory
facilities. As a result, RPB
researchers have been associated
with nearly every major
breakthrough in the understanding
and treatment of the loss of vision
across the past 40 years.
Address: 645 Madison Ave Fl 21,
New York, NY, 10022
Phone Number: 800-621-0026
www.rpbusa.org
Restless Legs Syndrome
Foundation
Charity ID: 51095
Seeking to improve the lives of
millions affected by RLS, the
Foundation provides information
and funds research to find a cure for
this neurological condition.
Address: 1610 14th St NW Ste
300, Rochester, Mn, 55901
Phone Number: 507-287-6465
www.rls.org
Rockefeller University
Charity ID: 51067
Founded by John D. Rockefeller,
the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research was incorporated on June
14, 1901. It was the first institution in
the United States devoted solely to
biomedical research--to
understanding the underlying
causes of disease.
Address: 1230 York Ave, New
York, NY 10021
Phone Number: 212-327-8000
www.rockefeller.edu
Samarya Center, The
Charity ID: 51304
Yoga is a state of knowing peace
through connection to self, others
and the universe. The Samarya
Center is a community that fosters
individual growth as a means to
global transformation. Because the
state of yoga is the birthright of
every individual, The Samarya
Center’s mission is to provide
access to the practice and teachings
of yoga to all people, regardless of
perceived barriers. At The Samarya
Center, we work to change
perspectives on healing by providing
and teaching IMT (Integrated
Movement Therapy), a clinically
based, empirically sounds therapy
approach, rooted in the philosophy,
practice and spirit of yoga.
Address: 1806 E. Yesler Way,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-568-8335
www.samaryacenter.org
Save Babies Through Screening
Foundation
Charity ID: 51096
The mission of the Save Babies
Through Screening Foundation is to
improve the lives of children by
working to prevent death and
disabilities resulting from disorders
detectable through newborn
screening tests. The Foundation is a
leader in the national grassroots
advocacy movement, media
awareness and actively participates
on local, state and federal levels to
improve newborn screening.
human services to low-income,
underserved, and Latino
communities.
Address: 1040 S. Henderson,
Seattle, WA 98108
Phone Number: 206-753-5277
www.seamar.org
Seattle Biomedical Research
Institute
Charity ID: 51098
Through scientific discovery, SBRI
works to eliminate the world’s most
devastating infectious diseases –
including malaria, HIV/AIDS, and
tuberculosis, which kills 14 million
people annually.
Address: 307 Westlake Ave N, Ste
500, Seattle, WA 98109-5219
Phone Number: 206-256-7200
www.sbri.org
Seattle Counseling Service
Charity ID: 51099
Providing a broad range of culturally
competent mental health, chemical
dependency treatment, and social
well-being programs to the GLBTQ
communities of King County.
Address: 1216 Pine St, Ste 300,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-323-1768.
www.seattlecounseling.org
Seattle Mental Health Institute
Charity ID: 51100
Providing comprehensive mental
health services throughout King
County since 1967. Professional
expertise in counseling, therapeutic
foster care, case management, and
psychiatric evaluation for all ages.
Address: 1600 East Olive St,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-302-2200
www.smh.org
Shriners Hospital For Children Tampa
Charity ID: 51068
Address: PO Box 281, Loudonville,
OH, 44842
Phone Number: 888-454-3383
www.savebabies.org
Provides free orthopedic and burninjury care to children in need.
Since opening in 1922, more than
675,000 children have been helped
through our hospitals.
Sea Mar Community Health
Centers - King County
Charity ID: 51097
Address: 12502 USF Pine Drive,
Tampa, FL, 33612
Phone Number: 813-972-2250
www.shriners.com/Hospitals/Tampa
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A community based organization
providing comprehensive health and
Shriners Hospitals for Children
Charity ID: 20068
Shriners Hospitals for Children is a
network of 22 pediatric hospitals in
the U.S., Canada and Mexico
providing specialized care for
orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal
cord injuries and cleft lip and palate.
Address: 2900 Rocky Point Drive,
Tampa, FL, 33607
Phone Number: 813-281-0300
www.shrinershospitals.org
Smile Train Inc
Charity ID: 51069
It just might be the most effective,
impactful donation to a charity you
ever make. The free cleft surgery
your donation will help provide is a
true, modern-day medical miracle: it
costs as little as $250 and takes as
little as 45 minutes. That’s all it
takes to give a desperate child not
just a new smile, but a new life.
When you see the impact your
donation has, you’ll end up smiling
too.
Address: 41 Madison Ave Fl 28,
New York, NY 10010
Phone Number: 212-689-9199
www.smiletrain.org
St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital
Charity ID: 51102
St. Jude brings relief to families
affected by cancer by taking care of
travel, housing, and food so the
family can attend to the child.
Address: 501 St. Jude Place,
Memphis, TN, 38105.
Phone Number: 206-805-5856
www.stjude.org
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation
Charity ID: 28017
Nancy G. Brinker promised her
dying sister, Susan G. Komen, she
would do everything in her power to
end breast cancer forever. In 1982,
that promise became Susan G.
Komen for the Cure and launched
the global breast cancer movement.
Today, Komen for the Cure is the
world's largest grassroots network of
breast cancer survivors and activists
fighting to save lives, empower
people, ensure quality care for all
and energize science to find the
cures. Thanks to events like the
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Komen Race for the Cure, we have
invested nearly $1 billion to fulfill our
promise, becoming the largest
source of nonprofit funds dedicated
to the fight against breast cancer in
the world.
Address: 5005 LBJ Fwy Ste. 250,
Dallas, TX, 75244
Phone Number: 888-888-3317
www.komen.org
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation - Puget Sound
Chapter
Charity ID: 51070
Nancy G. Brinker promised her
dying sister, Susan G. Komen, she
would do everything in her power to
end breast cancer forever. In 1982,
that promise became Susan G.
Komen for the Cure and launched
the global breast cancer movement.
Today, Komen for the Cure is the
world's largest grassroots network of
breast cancer survivors and activists
fighting to save lives, empower
people, ensure quality care for all
and energize science to find the
cures. Thanks to events like the
Komen Race for the Cure, we have
invested nearly $1 billion to fulfill our
promise, becoming the largest
source of nonprofit funds dedicated
to the fight against breast cancer in
the world.
Address: 1900 N. Northlake Way
#135 Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-633-0303
www.komenseattle.org
Swedish Medical Center
Foundation Organ Transplant
Program
Charity ID: 51107
Stop the suffering caused by agingrelated medical conditions! Your
support makes exciting new
research possible. Please help our
aging population and their families.
Address: 747 Broadway Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206.386.2738
www.swedish.org
The Northwest Infant Survival
Alliance--SIDS Foundation Of
Washington
Charity ID: 51101
Supports bereaved families and
provides education to the public
health professionals and childcare
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providers regarding safe sleep.
Supports research of sudden and
unexplained death in infancy.
Visiting Nurse Services Of The
Northwest
Charity ID: 10120
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.,
Ste. 348, Seattle, WA 98103.
Phone Number: 206-548-9290
www.sidsofwa.org
Comprehensive healthcare services
delivered within the Puget Sound
Area - in the home, the community
and businesses.
Therapeutic Health Services
Charity ID: 10109
Address: 6100 219th St. SW ,
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
Phone Number: 425-778-2400
Website Not Available
Therapeutic Health Services
provides outpatient drug, alcohol,
and mental health counseling and
treatment services.
Washington Poison Center
Charity ID: 06043
Address: 1901 Martin Luther King
Jr. Way S., Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-323-0930
www.therapeutichealth.org
The WPC provides emergency
medical advice regarding children,
adults, seniors, animals for free
24/7. Poison prevention information,
including Mr. Yuk, also available.
UW Medicine Department Of
Surgery - Liver Transplant Unit
Charity ID: 51108
Address: 155 100th NE, Ste 100 ,
Seattle, WA 98125
Phone Number: 206-517-2350
www.wapc.org
UW Medical Center's Cardiac
Transplant Program was
established in 1985. Our survival
rates have been excellent and
above the national average, with
one-year survival averaging 93
percent, and five-year survival, 87
percent. For the past ten years we
have had a very active left
ventricular assist device program,
which provides mechanical support
to specific potential cardiac
transplant candidates. The UW
Medical Center's Cardiac Transplant
Program emphasizes a
multidisciplinary approach
throughout all phases of the
transplant process. The recipient
patient receives lifelong ongoing
care from our team.
Address: 1959 NE Pacific St, Box
356075, Seattle, WA 98195
Phone Number: 206-543-3680
http://depts.washington.edu/surgery/
index.html
Visiting Nurse Home Care
Charity ID: 51072
VNPS helps elderly and disabled
people stay at home by providing
H.E.L.P.: housekeeping, errands,
licensed, nursing and personal care
in Whatcom, Skagit, and Island
Counties.
Address: 600 Birchwood Ave Ste
100, Bellingham, WA, 98225
Phone Number: 360-734-9662
www.vnhomecare.org
Washington State Chinese
Cancer Network Association
Charity ID: 51073
In view of the need for a support
group dedicated to Chinese cancer
victims and their families in
Washington State, several cancer
survivors and a number of
concerned people and community
groups joined hands to carry out
their vision.
Address: PO Box 15425, Seattle,
WA 98115
Phone Number: 206-850-5914
www.wsccna.org
Housing & Homelessness
AIDS Housing Association Of
Tacoma (AHAT)
Charity ID: 16003
AIDS Housing Association of
Tacoma (AHAT) provides people
living with HIV/AIDS a circle of
caring that empowers them to
stabilize their health and to maintain
diverse housing options through
support services, life skills
education, and in home professional
services.
Address: 301 North L St, Tacoma,
WA 98403
Phone Number: 253-272-5533
www.aidshousingtacoma.org
AIDS Housing Of Washington
Charity ID: 28003
Changes engages in a multi-faceted
approach to ensure that housing
and service delivery systems meet
the needs of all homeless
populations. Our activities serve
approximately 8,000 individuals
annually, including homeless
families with children, homeless
single adults, housing and service
providers, and government entities.
Address: 2014 East Madison St Ste
200, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-9444
www.aidshousing.org
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
Charity ID: 29000
The Archdiocesan Housing
Authority is a non-profit organization
which provides service-enriched
emergency shelters, day centers,
transitional housing, refugee
services and permanent housing for
homeless and poor individuals and
families in Western Washington.
Address: 100 23rd Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-328-5696
www.ccsww.org
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- Lazarus Day Center
Charity ID: 52002
The Lazarus Day Center is a
daytime, drop-in center for
homeless men and women over the
age of 50, providing those who
come with safe shelter, food,
laundry, hygiene services and
information/referral.
Address: 1902 2nd Ave, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-623-7219
www.ccsww.org
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- Matt Talbot Center
Charity ID: 52003
The Matt Talbott Center is a
recovery center for homeless men
and women which provides
chemical dependency counseling,
employment/housing assistance and
recovery services.
Address: 2313 Third Ave, Seattle,
WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-256-9865
www.mtcenter.org
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- Noel House
Charity ID: 52004
and women to build quality handcrafted wooden toys, many of which
are donated to homeless children.
Noel House provides safe night
shelter to single homeless women
along with meals, mental health
counseling, case management and
information and referral services.
Address: 2008 Westlake Ave,
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-340-1575
www.givingtreetoys.catholiccharities
seattlearch
Address: 2301 Second Ave,
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-441-3210
www.noelhouse.org
Capitol Hill Housing Improvement
Program (Chhip)
Charity ID: 17002
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- Rose Of Lima House
Charity ID: 52005
Capitol Hill Housing meets the need
for affordable housing and
preserves neighborhood character
in Seattle.
Rose of Lima provides transitional
housing for single homeless women
including case management, like
skills training and counseling.
Address: 1406 10th Ave Ste 101,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-329-7303
www.chhip.org
Address: 120 Bell St, Seattle, WA
98121
Phone Number: 206-441-1200
www.rosehouse.org
Church Of Mary Magdalene And
Mary's Place
Charity ID: 28007
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- Sacred Heart Shelter
Charity ID: 52006
Sacred Heart Shelter provides
emergency shelter for families and
single women, including meals case
management, counseling, child
care, and information/referral.
Address: 232 Warren Ave N,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-285-7489
www.ccsww.org
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- St. Martin De Porres Shelter
Charity ID: 52007
St. Martin de Porres Shelter
provides emergency shelter for
homeless men over the age of 50.
The shelter also provides meals,
drug/alcohol counseling,
nursing/mental health care,
resource coordination and respite
care.
Address: 1561 Alaskan Way S,
Seattle, WA 98134
Phone Number: 206-323-6341
www.ccsww.org/stmartin/index.php
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- The Giving Tree
Charity ID: 52008
The Giving Tree provides
employment and wood shop
services for formerly homeless men
It is for women who are struggling to
be free from multiple difficulties
including homelessness, poverty
and abusive treatment. It is for
women who have been robbed and
raped emotionally, spiritually and
physically. The Church of Mary
Magdalene is ecumenical and nondenominational. All women, with or
without Christian faith, are welcome.
Address: 210 Dexter Ave N,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-621-8474
www.churchofmarymagdalene.org/c
ontact.htm
Common Ground
Charity ID: 17004
Common Ground's mission is to
create and preserve housing for
persons with low incomes and
special needs throughout
Washington State.
Address: 401 Second Ave South
#500, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-4500
www.commongroundwa.org
Family Promise of Seattle (FPS)
Charity ID: 52014
Family Promise of Seattle provides
temporary housing and social
services for newly homeless
families; area congregations host
guest families overnight for one
week per quarter. A “Day Center”
offers case management,
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telephone, computer, laundry and
showers.
Address: 2701 California Avenue
SW, #262, Seattle, WA 98116
Phone Number: 206-388-9170
www.familypromiseofseattle.org
International District Housing
Charity ID: 52009
International District Housing
Alliance is a non-profit organization
committed to improving the quality
of life for International District
residents and Asian and Pacific
Islanders of greater Seattle. We
provide low-income housing,
homeownership education and
counseling, financial literacy,
tutoring and support, job skills and
related services.
Address: 606 Maynard Ave South,
Ste 105, Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-623-5132
www.apialliance.org
OPAL - Of People And Land
Charity ID: 52102
OPAL Community Land Trust is
working to maintain the character,
vibrancy and diversity of the Orcas
Island community by acquiring land
and creating permanently affordable
homes. Our work helps bridge the
gap between the island's
increasingly high property values
and the low incomes of many
people who live and work herepeople who are vital to our wellbeing and to our community's future.
Address: 286 Enchanted Forest
Rd, Eastsound, WA, 98245
Phone Number: 360-376-3191
www.opalclt.org
Operation Nightwatch
Charity ID: 02010
Operation Nightwatch is an interdenominational Christian ministry
serving the homeless and poor.
Services include spiritual care at
night, placement into shelters, lowcost housing for seniors, community
education.
Address: PO Box 21181, Seattle,
WA, 98111
Phone Number: 206-323-4359
www.picc.net
Out Of The Rain Initiative (A
Program Of United Way Of King
County)
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Charity ID: 10003
Out of the Rain calls on our
community to work together to
achieve the following goal: by 2010,
substantially reduce homelessness
in King County. Help give people
the tools they need to overcome
homelessness and build healthy and
productive lives.
Address: 720 Second Ave, Seattle
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-5005
www.uwkc.org
Providence Hospitality House
Charity ID: 52011
Providence Hospitality House is a
ministry of the Sisters of Providence
and exists to provide shelter, food,
advocacy and referral services on
an emergency basis , in a family-like
and supportive environment to
homeless women with children. In
providing these services,
Providence Hospitality House hopes
to create a free and open space
where all persons can be welcomed
and accepted, and to enable the
guests to move through and beyond
the crisis of homelessness.
Address: PO Box 22382, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206- 322-2107
www.providencehospitality.org
PuSH for PD (Puget Sound
Parkinson's Disease Housing &
Care Alliance)
Charity ID: 52015
The mission of PuSH for PD (Puget
Sound Housing for Parkinson’s
Disease) is to develop our regions’
first residential care community to
serve the special needs of
individuals with Parkinson’s, their
families and caregivers. Our goals
include building a small, supportive
living residence for approximately
24 people and provide quality care
that addresses the physical,
psychological and emotional needs
as the disease progresses.
Address: PO Box 25053, Seattle,
WA, 98165
Phone Number: 206-233-7090
www.pushforpd.org
Vashon Household
Charity ID: 52013
The Mission of VHH is to create and
preserve housing for moderate, low,
and very low-income individuals and
families.
Address: PO Box 413, Vashon, WA
Phone Number: 206-463-6455
www.vashonhousehold.org
White Center Community
Development Association
Charity ID: 52010
The White Center Community
Development Association (WCCDA)
is a community-led organization that
seeks to improve the quality of life
for White Center residents by
focusing on three inter-connected
goals: Promoting the economic
development of White Center,
particularly in the downtown
business district; preserving and
creating quality affordable housing,;
and building a strong community
through advocacy and community
engagement.
Address: 1615 SW Cambridge St,
Seattle, WA 98106
Phone Number: 206-694-1082
www.wccda.org
Human Services
24-Seven Ministry Center
Charity ID: 53202
The mission of 24-Seven Ministry
Center is to create a dynamic,
culturally relevant church body that
propels everyone into a
revolutionary relationship with
Jesus.
Address: 11417-179th Ave. Ct. E,
Bonney Lake, WA, 98391
Phone Number: Not Available
www.24-seven.org
Abused Deaf Woman's Advocacy
Services (ADWAS)
Charity ID: 11008
ADWAS is committed to providing
services to Deaf and Deaf-Blind
victims of sexual assault and/or
domestic violence. The mission of
ADWAS is a belief that violence is a
learned behavior and it should not
be tolerated.
Address: 8623 Roosevelt Way NE,
Seattle, WA 98115
Phone Number: 206-726-0093
www.adwas.org
ACCION International
Charity ID: 53001
The mission of ACCION
International is to give people the
tools they need to work their way
out of poverty.
Address: 56 Roland St, Ste 300,
Boston, MA 02129
Phone Number: 617-625-7080
www.accion.org
Action International Ministries
Corporation
Charity ID: 53003
A Contemporary Theatre brings the
best in contemporary theatre to
Seattle's most discerning and daring
audiences. It is what we do.
Address: PO Box 398, Mountlake
Terrace, WA 98043
Phone Number: 425-775-4800
www.actionintl.org
African Americans Reach &
Teach Health (AARTH)
Charity ID: 53004
A faith-based capacity building
nonprofit organization established to
respond to HIV/AIDS and other
major health issues affecting people
of African descent.
Address: 7728 Rainier Ave S,
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-850-2070
www.aarth.org
American Center For Law &
Justice
Charity ID: 20044
The ACLJ engages in litigation,
provides legal services, renders
advice, counsels clients, provides
education, and supports attorneys
who are involved in defending the
religious and civil liberties of
Americans.
ACLU Foundation is the arm of the
ACLU that conducts litigation and
communication efforts.
volunteers and guided by its
Congressional Charter and the
Fundamental Principles of the
International Red Cross Movement,
will provide relief to victims of
disasters and help people prevent,
prep
Address: 705 Second Ave, Ste
300, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-624-2184
www.aclu-wa.org
Address: 2025 E Street NW,
Washington, DC 20006
Phone Number: 800-733-2767
www.sanjuan.redcross.org
American Foundation For The
Blind
Charity ID: 20001
American Red Cross - Mt. Rainier
Chapter - Pierce
Charity ID: 53008
AFB's mission is to ensure that the
millions of Americans living with
vision loss enjoy the same rights
and opportunities as other citizens.
A humanitarian organization that will
provide relief to victims of disaster
and help people prevent, prepare for
and respond to emergencies.
Address: 11 Penn Plaza Ste 300,
New York, NY 10001
Phone Number: 800-232-5463
www.afb.org
Address: 1235 S Tacoma Way, PO
Box 111028, Tacoma, WA 98411
Phone Number: 253-474-0400
www.rainier-redcross.org
American Red Cross - Anacortes
Charity ID: 19002
American Red Cross - National
Headquarters
Charity ID: 53009
American Civil Liberties Union
(ACLU) Of Washington
Foundation
Charity ID: 24086
The American Red Cross, a
humanitarian organization led by
volunteers and guided by its
Congressional Charter and the
Fundamental Principles of the
International Red Cross Movement,
will provide relief to victims of
disasters.
Address: 2900 T Ave Ste A ,
Anacortes, WA 98221
Phone Number: 360-293-2911
www.anacortessanjuan.redcross.org
American Red Cross - Dallas Area
Charity ID: 53005
Address: PO Box 90555,
Washington, DC 20090
Phone Number: 757-226-2489
www.aclj.org
The American Red Cross, a
humanitarian organization led by
volunteers and guided by its
Congressional Charter and the
Fundamental Principles of the
International Red Cross Movement,
will provide relief to victims of
disasters and help people prevent,
prep
American Civil Liberties (ACLU)
Foundation
Charity ID: 53002
Address: 4800 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, TX 75235
Phone Number: 877-505-4800
www.redcrossdallas.org
Preserving and promoting civil rights
and liberties.
Address: 125 Broad St, 18th Fl,
New York, NY 10004
Phone Number: 212-549-2519
www.aclu.org
American Red Cross - Disaster
Relief Fund
Charity ID: 53006
The American Red Cross, a
humanitarian organization led by
The American Red Cross, a
humanitarian organization led by
volunteers and guided by its
Congressional Charter and the
Fundamental Principles of the
International Red Cross Movement,
will provide relief to victims of
disasters.
Address: 2025 E St NW,
Washington, DC 20006
Phone Number: 202-303-4498
www.redcross.org
American Red Cross - Skagit
Valley
Charity ID: 19023
The American Red Cross is a
humanitarian organization, led by
volunteers, that provides relief to
victims of disasters and helps
people prevent, prepare for, and
respond to emergencies.
Address: 2111 King St Bellingham,
WA, 98225
Phone Number: 360-733-3290
www.mtbakerredcross.org
American Red Cross - Snohomish
County
Charity ID: 27003
American Red Cross Snohomish
Chapter helps county residents to
prevent, prepare for, and respond to
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disasters and assists all Americans
when disaster strikes.
Address: 2530 Lombard Ave,
Everett, WA 98201
Phone Number: 425-252-4103
www.snohomishcounty.redcross.org
American Red Cross, Serving
King And Kitsap Counties
(Seattle Area)
Charity ID: 10016
Volunteer agency providing disaster
relief; community preparedness
training; First Aid, CPR; safety
supplies; emergency communication
for military families; youth programs
and related services. Responds to
emergencies; trains people to
prevent, prepare for and respond to
disasters; enables people to donate
time and dollars helping those
impacted by emergencies.
Address: PO Box 3097, Seattle,
WA 98114
Phone Number: 206-323-2345
www.seattleredcross.org
American Red Cross, West Sound
Charity ID: 31001
The American Red Cross is a
humanitarian organization, led by
volunteers, that provides relief to
victims of disasters and helps
people prevent, prepare for, and
respond to emergencies.
Address: PO Box 499, Bremerton,
WA, 98337
Phone Number: 360-377-3761
www.westsoundredcross.org
America's Charities
Charity ID: 20000
Helping you help others. America's
Charities addresses community
needs through member charity
services impacting health, human
service, education, human service,
education, human and civil rights,
the environment.
Address: 14150 Newbrook Drive
Ste 110, Chantilly, VA 20151
Phone Number: 800-458-9505
www.charities.org
Amy Wong Client Fund (City Org)
Charity ID: 40000
The Amy Wong Client Fund helps
people who are facing problems
which they can't afford to fix and
who do not qualify for public
funding. This charitable fund
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provides services such as in-home
care, emergency services and other
health related items for adults with
disabilities who wish to remain living
independently in their own homes.
Address: PO Box 34215, Seattle,
WA 98124
Phone Number: 206-386-0035
www.amywongfund.org
Angeline's Day Refuge For
Chronically Homeless Women YWCA
Charity ID: 10146
At YWCA Angeline's Center for
Homeless Women, the danger,
uncertainty and indignity of living on
the streets are replaced by safety,
support and respect.
Address: 2024 3rd Ave, Seattle,
WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-436-8650
www.ywcaworks.org
Anti-Defamation League
Charity ID: 53010
To stop the defamation of the
Jewish people and to secure justice
and fair treatment for all people
alike.
Address: 605 3rd Ave Fl 9, New
York, NY 10158
Phone Number: 206-448-5349
www.adl.org
ARC Of King County, The
Charity ID: 53140
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
- Frye Human Services
Charity ID: 29004
Provides support services for lowincome disabled residents of AHA's
Frye Apartments. Services include
counseling, information referral,
advocacy, and skill building.
Address: 100 23rd Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-340-8300
www.ccsww.org
Asian And Pacific Islander
Women And Family Safety Center
(APIWFSC)
Charity ID: 24099
We envision a community free from
violence. The mission of the Asian
and Pacific Islander Women and
Family Safety Center is to organize
communities, educate, train, and
provide technical assistance and
comprehensive culturally relevant
services.
Address: PO Box 14047, Seattle,
WA 98114
Phone Number: 206-467-9976
www.apiwfsc.org
Assistance League Of Seattle
Charity ID: 53012
To improve the quality of life for
children and adults by meeting
community needs through the
collective strength of volunteers and
philanthropic projects.
Advocating the right of children and
adults with developmental
disabilities to live, learn, work and
play in the community – improving
the quality of life for us all.
Address: 1415 N 45th St, Seattle,
WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-547-4680
www.seattle.assistanceleague.org
Address: 233 6th Ave N, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-364-6337
www.arcofkingcounty.org
Associated Recreation Council,
The
Charity ID: 10012
ARC Of Snohomish County, The
Charity ID: 27033
To empower persons with
developmental disabilities to
increase their independence and
quality of life, while offering
encouragement and support to their
families.
Address: 2500 Hewitt Ave Ste 300,
Everett, WA 98201
Phone Number: 425-258-2459
www.arcsno.org
ARC's mission is to provide
exceptional accounting, educational
and leadership services to its 37
citizen volunteer-staffed member
Advisory Councils within the legal
framework of its not-for-profit
corporate 501 (c) (3) status.
Address: 860 Terry Ave N Ste 101,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-684-7083
www.seattle.gov/parks/arc/
Atlantic Street Center
Charity ID: 10019
Help families raise healthy,
successful children and youth
through providing mental health
counseling and case management
services primarily to low-income
people of color.
Address: 2103 S Atlantic St,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-329-2050
www.atlanticST.org
Auburn Food Bank
Charity ID: 00013
We are a volunteer directed
organization providing food,
referrals, and emergency assistance
to those in need in the Auburn
School District #408.
Address: 930 - 18th Place NE,
Auburn, WA 98002
Phone Number: 253-804-5696
www.skcfc.org/theauburnfoodbank
Babes Network
Charity ID: 00038
A sisterhood of women facing HIV
together providing peer counseling,
advocacy, support groups, referrals,
education and outreach to women
living with HIV in Washington State.
Address: 1120 E Terrace Ste 100,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-720-5566
www.babesnetwork.org
Bainbridge Ometepe Sister
Islands Association (BOSIA)
Charity ID: 31002
Promote friendship and mutual
understanding between the peoples
of Bainbridge and Ometepe through
peaceful exchanges of all sorts.
Address: Pub 4484, Rolling Bay,
WA 98061
Phone Number: 206-842-0774
www.bosia.org
Ballard Food Bank
Charity ID: 53013
The Mission of Ballard Food Bank is
to assist individuals and families in
maintaining self-sufficiency by
providing assistance for basic
needs.
Address: 7001 24th NW, Seattle,
WA 98117
Phone Number: 206-789-7800
www.ballardfoodbank.org
Bellingham Mountain Rescue
Council
Charity ID: 53014
A volunteer organization dedicated
to saving lives through rescue and
mountain safety education.
Address: PO Box 292, Bellingham,
WA 98227
Phone Number: 360-733-1010
www.wcsar.org/bmrc
Catholic Community Services
provides services to individuals
regardless of their religion, gender,
race, creed, ethnic origin, marital
status, sexual orientation, age,
disability, Vietnam-era veteran
status, or political ideology.
Address: 100 23rd Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98144
Phone Number: 206 328-5699
www.ccsww.org
Beyond The Bandaid Fund Of The
Food Resource Network
Federation
Charity ID: 15001
Catholic Community Services Of
Western Washington - Kitsap
Charity ID: 31006
The Food Resource Network
Federation (FRNF) is a federation of
five major food banks, a home
delivery food service, and a
community garden advisory and
support group.
Catholic Community Services
provides services to individuals
regardless of their religion, gender,
race, creed, ethnic origin, marital
status, sexual orientation, age,
disability, Vietnam-era veteran
status, or political ideology.
Address: PO Box 9203, Seattle WA
98109
Phone Number: 206-223-1774
www.foodresourcenetwork.org
Bread Of Life Mission
Charity ID: 53016
Bread of Life Mission exists to serve
Seattle's homeless population
through shelter, rehabilitation and
transitional housing programs while
involving local residents in our
efforts
Address: 97 S Main St, Seattle, WA
98104
Phone Number: 206-682-3579
www.breadoflifemission.org
Campaign For Equal Justice, The
Charity ID: 53081
Also DBA The Legal Aid For
Washington Fund. Raising private
support to bridge the alarming gap
between those who can afford legal
representation and those who
cannot, LAW Fund has been able to
contribute over $7 million to support
civil legal aid programs in
Washington State since its
inception.
Address: 1325 Fourth Ave, Ste
1335, Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-623-5261
www.legalaidforwafund.org
Catholic Community Services Of
Seattle - King County
Charity ID: 10031
Address: 2525 6th St Ste D,
Bremerton, WA 98312
Phone Number: 360-405-9486
www.ccsww.org
Catholic Community Services Of
Western Washington - Pierce
Charity ID: 53017
Catholic Community Services
provides services to individuals
regardless of their religion, gender,
race, creed, ethnic origin, marital
status, sexual orientation, age,
disability, Vietnam-era veteran
status, or political ideology.
Address: 1323 S Yakima Ave,
Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone Number: 253-383-3697
www.ccsww.org
Catholic Relief Services
Charity ID: 04006
Working through local offices and an
extensive network of partners, CRS
operates on five continents and in
98 countries. We aid the poor by
first providing direct assistance
where needed, then encouraging
people to help with their own
development.
Address: PO Box 17090, Baltimore,
MD 21203
Phone Number: 410-625-2220
www.crs.org
Catholic Youth Organization
Charity ID: 10032
Provide opportunities for youth to
develop strong moral character, self
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worth, interpersonal competence,
and a commitment to caring for
others and their community through
activities of a social, educational,
and recreational nature, based on
Christian principles and values.
Address: 710 9th Ave, Seattle, WA
98104
Phone Number: 206-903-4625
www.seattlearch.org/BuildingComm
unity/CatholicYouthOrganization
Catholics United For Life
Charity ID: 20061
Pro-life Catholic organization
dedicated to defending human life
from the moment of conception.
Activities include sidewalk
counseling, educational information
and legal defense of religious
liberties.
Address: 3050 Gap Knob Road,
New Hope, KY 40052
Phone Number: 800-764-8444
www.clji.org
Center For Career AlternativesSnohomish County
Charity ID: 53180
Center for Career Alternatives
provides high quality education,
employment training and career
development services for a culturally
diverse population of disadvantaged
youth and adults.
Address: 3331 Broadway, Everett,
Washington 98201
Phone Number: 425-252-6400
www.ccawa.org/snohomish.htm
Central Lutheran Church
Charity ID: 54012
Central Lutheran Church of the Holy
Trinity is a Capitol Hill church
serving the spiritual needs of our
community and trying to create a
more just world. We work in
partnership with organizations such
as the Community Lunch on Capitol
Hill and the Lutheran Peace
Fellowship. Central Lutheran is a
Reconciled in Christ congregation
which means we welcome all people
in our fellowship regardless of
sexual orientation. Central Lutheran
is a member of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in America.
Address: 1710 11th Ave, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-7500
www.loveiscentral.org
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CHAYA
Charity ID: 00039
CHAYA is a community-based,
nonprofit organization that serves
South Asian women in crisis, and
works to raise awareness of
domestic violence in South Asian
communities.
Address: PO Box 22291, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-568-7576
www.chayaseattle.org
Chief Seattle Club
Charity ID: 53216
Day center for Native
Americans/Alaska Natives.
Providing food, showers, laundry,
and referral services. Providing a
sacred space to nurture, affirm and
renew the spirit of urban Native
Peoples.
Address: 410 2nd Ave Extension
South, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-292-6214
www.cheifseattleclub.org
Christian Foundation For
Children And Aging
Charity ID: 46027
Grounded in the Gospel call to
serve the poor, CFCA is a lay
Catholic organization working with
persons of all faith traditions to
create a worldwide community of
compassion and service.
Address: One Elmwood Ave ,
Kansas City, MO 66103
Phone Number: (800) 875-6564
www.cfcausa.org
Christian Military Fellowship
Charity ID: 53019
Supports U.S. military and their
families, providing prayer, Bible
studies, hospitality, link-ups training
and resources, encouraging them to
love and serve the Lord Jesus
Christ.
Address: PO Box 1207,
Englewood, CO 80150
Phone Number: 800-798-7875
www.cmfhq.org
Chuckwagon Senior Nutrition
Program (A Program Of
Bremerton Services Association)
Charity ID: 53020
To improve and maintain the health
of Kitsap Seniors, Chuckwagon will
provide 85, 000 nutritious meals
delivered as Meals on Wheels or
served at Congregate Mealsites,
plus nutrition education.
Address: 2817 Wheaton Way, Ste
208, Bremerton, WA 98310
Phone Number: 360-377-8511
Website Not Available
Church Council Of Greater
Seattle
Charity ID: 02005
Inspired by Christian faith, the
Church Council works for
compassion, reconciliation, justice
and peace, with diverse people and
faith communities.
Address: 4 Nickerson Ste 300,
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-525-1213
www.thechurchcouncil.org
City of Seattle - Seattle Youth
Employment Program (City Org)
Charity ID: 10107
Year round work-based learning,
supportive services and youth
development activities designed to
boost basic, academic and
vocational skills of low-income
youth.
Address: 700 5th Ave Ste 5800,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-684-4698
www.seattle.gov/humanservices/you
th/employment.htm
Columbia Legal Services
Charity ID: 10249
CLS provides civil legal assistance
to people living in poverty to enable
clients to assert rights and exercise
responsibilities inherent in a just
society.
Address: 101 Yesler Way Ste 300,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-464-1122
www.columbialegal.org
Combined Charities
Undesignated Contributions
Charity ID: 99999
The Undesignated Fund is a way
employees can contribute if they do
not have a specific nonprofit to
which they wish to donate. The
Undesignated Fund is shared on a
percentage basis between those
nonprofits who are currently
receiving donations. Please note
that because the funds are pooled
and divided, and because the City of
Seattle Combined Charities
Campaign is not itself a nonprofit,
we cannot issue tax receipts for
donations to this fund. As a donor,
please be aware of this.
Address:
Phone Number: 206-684-8363
http://inweb/charities/
Community Health Center Of
Snohomish
Charity ID: 27009
Provides primary medical, dental,
behavioral health and pharmacy
services to low-income, homeless,
and uninsured persons with financial
and other barriers to quality health
care.
Address: 5929 Evergreen Way, Ste
200 , Everett, WA 98203
Phone Number: 425-258-2797
www.chcsno.org
Community House Mental Health
Agency
Charity ID: 10043
Community House Mental Health
Agency provides a full range of
outpatient/residential services
(medication, case management, and
therapy) to adults who have
behavioral health issues.
Address: 431 Boylston Ave. E ,
Seattle, WA 98102
Phone Number: 206-322-2387
www.metrokc.gov/dchs/mhd/vendor
s.htm
Compass Center
Charity ID: 10075
The Compass Center serves
homeless and low-income men and
women over 18 years of age, a
vulnerable and underserved
population in Seattle and King
County.
Address: 77 South Washington St,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-357-3100
www.compasscenter.org
Compass Health
Charity ID: 27051
Community Mental Health
organization providing full
continuum of outpatient/inpatient
behavioral health care for
individuals, all ages in Snohomish,
Skagit, San Juan and Island
Counties.
Address: 4526 Federal Ave,
Everett, WA, 98203
Phone Number: 425-349-6200
www.compasshealth.org
Compassion & Choices Of
Washington
Charity ID: 53022
Compassion & Choices of
Washington ((formerly Compassion
In Dying Of Washington) is
dedicated to improving care and
expanding choice at the end of life.
Our volunteer case managers
provide free client services to
terminally ill adults who desire a
peaceful, humane death.
Address: PO Box 61369, Seattle,
WA, 98141
Phone Number: 206-256-1636
www.CandCofWA.org
Concrete Food Bank
Charity ID: 19007
Provides food to low-income
families in the Concrete area.
Address: PO Box 53, Concrete WA
98237
Phone Number: 360-853-8505
Website Not Available
Consejo Counseling & Referral
Service
Charity ID: 53023
Consejo Counseling and Referral
Service is one of the largest
behavioral health agencies in
Washington. Our bilingual and
bicultural staff provides culturallycompetent services designed to
enhance client strengths and
address the diverse needs of adults,
children, adolescents and families in
Latino communities across the
state.
Address: 3808 South Angeline St,
Seattle WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-461-4880
www.consejo-wa.org
Council For Secular Humanism
Charity ID: 53024
North America's leading
organization for non-religious
people.
Address: PO Box 664, Amherst,
New York, NY,14226
Phone Number: 800-818-7071
www.secularhumanism.org
Covenant House
Charity ID: 53025
Covenant House is the largest
privately-funded agency in the
Americas providing shelter and
other services to homeless,
runaway and throwaway youth.
Address: PO Box 731, New York,
NY, 10108
Phone Number: 800-388-3888
www.covenanthouse.org
Crisis Clinic
Charity ID: 10048
Provides telephone support and
help to people in emotional crisis,
expert assistance accessing
community resources, guidance to
youth in healthy decision making,
and training programs.
Address: 1515 Dexter Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-461-3210
www.crisisclinic.org
Deaf-Blind Service Center
Charity ID: 28020
Advocacy, information, training and
job support services for adults who
are both deaf and blind. Assistance
for parents of young Deaf-Blind
children.
Address: 1620 18th Ave Ste 200 ,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-9178
www.seattledbsc.org
Diocesan Office Of Long Term
Recovery (A Program Of Catholic
Social And Community Services)
Charity ID: 53027
The humanitarian mission of the
Diocesan Office of Long Term
Recovery (DOLTR) is to work with
parishes, donations, volunteers and
funds to assist families and
individuals in recovering from
Hurricane Katrina, regardless of
age, race or religious affiliation.
Address: 1450 North St, Gulfport,
MS, 39507
Phone Number: 228-701-0555
www.mshurricanehelp.org
Disabled American Veterans
Charitable Service Trust
Charity ID: 53028
Your gift provides food, shelter, and
medical aid to homeless veterans,
transportation to medical facilities,
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and counseling/rehabilitation for
amputee and other severely
disabled veterans.
Address: PO Box 14301,
Cincinnati, OH, 45250
Phone Number: 859-441-7300
www.dav.org
Dispute Resolution Center Of
Kitsap County
Charity ID: 31007
We provide mediation services,
other options for settling disputes,
and training in mediation and
conflict resolution. We work with
families, neighbors, schools, and
other organizations.
Address: 9004 Washington Ave
NW, Silverdale, WA, 98383
Phone Number: 360-698-0968
www.kitsapdrc.org
Domestic Abuse Women's
Network (DAWN)
Charity ID: 53029
DAWN provides comprehensive
culturally relevant services to
abused women and children
including confidential shelter, 24hour crisis line, support groups, kids'
club, community education and
outreach.
Address: PO Box 88007, Tukwila,
WA 98138
Phone Number: 877-465-7234
www.dawnonline.org
Domestic Violence & Sexual
Assault Services Of Whatcom
County
Charity ID: 53030
DVSAS provides crisis intervention,
support and advocacy to victims of
domestic and sexual abuse and
provides prevention education to
middle/high school students
throughout the county.
Address: 1407 Commercial St ,
Bellingham, WA 98225
Phone Number: 360-671-5714
www.dvsas.org
Downtown Action To Save
Housing (DASH)
Charity ID: 00007
Downtown Action to Save Housing’s
mission is creating desirable, viable
housing for lower-to-modest-income
households to provide security,
community and opportunity for
financial advancement. DASH is a
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private non-profit corporation,
founded in 1991 to preserve
affordable housing in Bellevue,
Washington and the surrounding
Eastside communities. DASH has
successfully created, preserved or
renovated more than 1000 units of
affordable housing for residents of
King County. DASH promises
affordability for working families,
seniors, adults and persons with
special needs by creating
communities where people live
safely, independently, within their
means and near their work.
Address: 11018 NE 11th St,
Bellevue, WA, 98004
Phone Number: 425-646-9053
www.dashhousing.com
Downtown Emergency Service
Center
Charity ID: 10208
The comprehensive resource for
homeless people with mental and
addictive illnesses and other
vulnerabilities. Emergency shelter,
supportive housing and clinical
services that permanently end
homelessness.
Address: 515 Third Ave , Seattle,
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-464-1570
www.desc.org
Dress For Success Worldwide
Charity ID: 20002
The mission of Dress for Success is
to advance low-income women's
economic and social development
and to encourage self-sufficiency
through career development and
employment retention.
Address: 32 East 31st St 7th FL,
New York, NY, 10016
Phone Number: 212-532-1922
www.dressforsuccess.org
EASE (Emergency Assistance For
Seattle Employees) City
Charity ID: 53031
EASE is a non-profit organization to
provide support and financial
assistance to City of Seattle
employees and/or their immediate
family in times of great need. The
source of financial assistance is
from you - City employees. Ease is
self supporting and funded by
employee contributions. Donations
are genuine acts of caring...by
employees...for employees.
Address: 815 First Ave #193,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-684-3252
www.seattle.gov/ease/
East Cherry YWCA
Charity ID: 10172
By offering innovative and
comprehensive solutions to
problems facing women and their
families, the YWCA has been
effective in helping people move
toward self-sufficiency.
Address: 2820 E Cherry St,
Seattle, WA 98122.
Phone Number: 206-568-7845
www.ywcaworks.org
Easter Seals Washington
Charity ID: 06006
Easter Seals Washington's
statewide programs help children
and adults with disabilities achieve
greater self-sufficiency and live with
dignity and independence.
Address: 157 Roy St , Seattle, WA
98109
Phone Number: 206-281-5700
www.wa.easterseals.com
Eastside Adult Day Service
Charity ID: 10266
Elder and Adult Day Services
(EADS) provides individualized
care, in a group setting, designed to
improve the health, well-being, and
quality of life for each person
served, and those who care for
them.
Address: 11820 Northup Way Ste
E-108, Bellevue WA 98005
Phone Number: 425-827-3435
www.eads-cares.org
Eastside Domestic Violence
Program
Charity ID: 10052
Eastside Domestic Violence
Program provides safety and
support to those victimized by
domestic violence through crisis
intervention services, long-term
advocacy, and community education
training
Address: PO Box 6398 , Bellevue,
WA 98008
Phone Number: 425-562-8840
www.edvp.org
Eastside Interfaith Social
Concerns Council
Charity ID: 53032
Every year the Church Council
helps thousands of people
overcome homelessness and other
hardships to get back on their feet.
And we lead efforts to strengthen
social justice in our community.
Address: PO Box 662, Bellevue,
WA, 98009
Phone Number: 425-746-6019
www.churchcouncilseattle.org
El Centro De La Raza
Charity ID: 10055
Homeless assistance, child
development, food bank,
employment, citizenship, ESL, elder
nutrition, home ownership, after
school academic support, cultural
enrichment, teen pregnancy, parent
involvement, dropout prevention
Address: 2524 16th Ave S, Seattle,
WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-957-4613
www.elcentrodelaraza.org
Elder & Adult Day Services
Charity ID: 53033
Elder and Adult Day Services
(EADS) provides individualized
care, in a group setting, designed to
improve the health, well-being, and
quality of life for each person
served, and those who care for
them.
Address: 11820 Northup Way Ste
E-108, Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone Number: 206-859-5700
www.eads-cares.org
Elderhealth Northwest
Charity ID: 10142
Helps individuals with chronic or
terminal illnesses to avoid life in
nursing homes or isolation by
providing health care, housing,
meals, home care, and human
services.
Address: 800 Jefferson St. ,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-467-7033
www.elderhealth.org
Emerald City Outreach Ministries
Charity ID: 53034
Elder and Adult Day Services
(EADS) provides individualized
care, in a group setting, designed to
improve the health, well-being, and
quality of life for each person
served, and those who care for
them.
Address: 7722 Rainier Ave S,
Seattle, WA, 98118
Phone Number: 206-722-2052
www.ecomseattle.org
Emergency Support Shelter
Charity ID: 53035
The Emergency Support Shelter's
mission is to end domestic and
sexual violence and provide safety,
support and education to the
community.
Address: PO Box 877 304 Cowlitz
Way, Kelso, WA 98626
Phone Number: 360-425-1176
www.esshelter.com
Equal Human Rights Washington
Education Fund
Charity ID: 53223
To end discrimination based on
sexual orientation and gender
identity in Washington State by
facilitating and coordinating the
efforts of the LGBT and allied
community that are directed to
research, education, and community
mobilization. It is the educational
sister organization to Equal Rights
Washington.
Address: PO Box 12216, Seattle,
WA, 98102
Phone Number: 206-324-2570
www.equalrightswashington.org
Evangelicals Concerned
Charity ID: 53220
ECWR is a non-denominational,
non-church evangelical community
that is a safe place for gay, lesbian,
bisexual, and transgender
Christians to reconcile and integrate
their faith and sexuality. As a
volunteer organization, ECWR
fosters an atmosphere for spiritual
growth for all who are on their
journey of faith through
conferences, local groups, Bible
studies, and educational resources.
Address: PO Box 19734, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-621-8960
www.ecwr.org
Everett Gospel Mission
Charity ID: 53036
The Everett Gospel Mission exists
to meet the spiritual and physical
needs of the homeless and hurting
of the community by spreading the
Gospel through Rescue Mission
work.
Address: PO Box 423, Everett, WA
98206
Phone Number: 425-252-1297
www.egmission.org
Exodus Housing
Charity ID: 53037
Exodus Housing provides
transitional housing and services to
families who are homeless in the
communities of South King and
Pierce Counties in the Washington
State Puget Sound area. By
providing transitional housing, case
management, and community
support for homeless families, we
function as a catalyst to help
resident families move toward
independence and mobilize
communities to reintegrate and
support their neighbors transitioning
out of homelessness.
Address: PO Box 1006, Sumner,
WA, 98390
Phone Number: 253-862-6808
www.exodushousing.org
Families And Friends Of Violent
Crime Victims
Charity ID: 24007
The mission of Families and Friends
of Violent Crime Victims is to
support and advocate for all victims
of crime, missing persons, and their
loved ones, and to provide
education about victims' rights and
services.
Address: PO Box 1949 Everett, WA
98206
Phone Number: 800-346-7555
www.fnfvcv.org
Family And Adult Service Center
Charity ID: 53039
To provide basic human services to
people in need to enable them to
break the cycle of homelessness
and restore their human dignity and
self-esteem.
Address: 77 S Washington St,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-441-8439
www.fasconline.org
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Family Renewal Shelter
Charity ID: 53040
www.girlsandboystown.org
Family Renewal Shelter is a
Christian humanitarian organization
dedicated to bringing healing hope
and a new life to victims of domestic
violence.
Federal Way Community
Caregiving Network
Charity ID: 53182
Address: 6832 Pacific Ave,
Tacoma, WA 98408
Phone Number: 253-475-9010
www.familyrenewalshelter.org
Family Services Of King
Charity ID: 10058
Family Services helps individuals,
couples, and children by giving them
the lasting solutions they need to
build healthy relationships and
stable lives.
Address: 615 Second Ave Ste 150
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-826-3050
www.family-services.org
Family Works
Charity ID: 53041
FamilyWorks, a food bank and
family center, nourishes and
strengthens individuals and families
by connecting people with support,
resources and community.
Address: PO Box 31112, Seattle,
WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-694-6727
www.familyworksseattle.org
FareStart
Charity ID: 00051
FareStart provides a community that
transforms lives by empowering
homeless people to achieve selfsufficiency through life skills, job
training and employment in the food
service industry.
Address: 700 Virginia St Ste 100,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-443-1233
www.farestart.org
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home
Charity ID: 20056
Girls and Boys Town provides care,
clothing, shelter, education, spiritual
and medical care for homeless,
neglected, abused, and
communicatively handicapped
youth.
Address: 14100 Crawford St, Boys
Town, NE, 68010
Phone Number: 800-448-3000
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Nonprofit agency may provide rental
assistance, food bags, shelter for 12 nights, gasoline, information and
referral. Also provides basic hygiene
materials, blankets, socks, hats,
gloves, tarps to guests at hot meals.
Address: PO Box 4717, Federal
Way, WA 98063
Phone Number: 253- 661-0505
Website Not Available
Filipino American National
Historical Society
Charity ID: 53042
To develop caring, productive and
responsible youth through
educational, recreational, cultural
and social services, so they will
become responsible members of
their families and community.
Address: 810 18th Ave Ste 201,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-461-4870
www.fya-pinoy.org
Filipino Community Of Seattle
Senior Services
Charity ID: 53043
To be the premier organization in
the Pacific Northwest committed to
promoting cultural diversity, ethnic
pride, unity, educational and socioeconomic empowerment among
Filipino Americans
uniform and the hardships of military
service by meeting a humanitarian
need beyond that normally provided
by the Departments of Defense and
Veterans Affairs.
Address: 1401 Rockville Pike, Ste
600 Rockville, MD 20852
Phone Number: 301-294-8560
www.fisherhouse.org
Focus On The Family
Charity ID: 53046
To cooperate with the Holy Spirit in
sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ
with as many people as possible by
nurturing and defending the Godordained institution of the family and
promoting biblical truths worldwide.
Address: PO Box 16158, Colorado
Springs, CO 80935
Phone Number: 719-531-3459
www.family.org
Fonkoze/ Haitian Health Allies
Charity ID: 53047
Fonkoze is a Haitian foundation that
supports the organized poor,
providing them with essential
banking services throughout the
country and assisting borrowers with
literacy, business training and health
education.
Address: 50 F St, NW, Ste 810
Washington, DC 20001
Phone Number: 202-628-9033
www.fonkoze.org
Food For The Hungry
Charity ID: 38016
Address: 5740 Ml King Jr Way S ,
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-722-9372
www.filipinocommunityseattle.org
A private nonprofit school and social
service agency devoted to helping
children and families who are
homeless or in transition.
FISH Food Banks Of Pierce
County
Charity ID: 53044
Address: 1224 E. Washington St.
Phoenix, AZ 85034
Phone Number: 800-248-6437
www.fh.org
We are an ecumenical organization
of food banks staffed by volunteers
providing food to Pierce residents in
need on a non-discriminatory basis.
Food Lifeline
Charity ID: 10062
Address: 1224 South I St Tacoma,
WA 98405
Phone Number: 253-383-3164
www.fishfoodbanks.org
Fisher House Foundation
Charity ID: 53045
The program recognizes the special
sacrifices of our men and women in
Provides food to hungry people,
advocate for change on their behalf
and engage and mobilize the
community to end hunger in
Western Washington.
Address: 1702 NE 150th St,
Shoreline, WA ,98155
Phone Number: 206-545-6600
www.foodlifeline.org
Food Resource Network
Charity ID: 15000
sponsoring non-sectarian residential
Buddhist retreats.
experiences to help them grow
strong in mind, body and spirit.
FRN provides financial, technical
and support services to members;
raises funds for goods and services
it distributes to members and other
food programs; conducts drives for
special needs items (food
supplements, restricted diet foods,
ethnic foods, baby formula, and nocook items).
Address: 373 Agren Road, Castle
Rock, WA
Phone Number: 360-274-4859
www.cloudmountain.org
Address: PO Box 900961, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 800-767-6845
www.girlscoutstotem.org
Friendship House
Charity ID: 53211
Girl Scouts - Totem Council Jefferson
Charity ID: 10065
Address: PO Box 9203, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-223-1774
www.foodresourcenetwork.org
Forks Community Food Bank
Charity ID: 53048
Provides food to meet the basic
needs of West End families and
individuals who are unable to
purchase groceries for themselves.
Address: PO Box 953 Forks, WA
98331
Phone Number: 360-374-6350
Website Not Available
Our mission is to reflect the heart of
God by feeding, sheltering, healing,
and clothing those in need.
Address: PO Box 517, Mt. Vernon,
WA 98273
Phone Number: 360-336-6138
www.cnw.com/~friends/index.html
Gay City Health Project
Charity ID: 16029
Gay City Health Project is an
innovative gay men's health
organization in Seattle and the
premiere provider of HIV/STD
testing in the Puget Sound.
Girls Scouts is committed to girls
and offers an accepting and
nurturing environment where girls
acquire tools for success in today's
world.
Address: 3611 Woodland Park Ave
North Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 360-373-9578
www.girlscoutstotem.org
Girl Scouts - Totem Council King County
Charity ID: 53052
Address: 511 E Pike St Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-860-6969
www.gaycity.org
Provides all girls ages 5-17
enriching experiences so they
acquire the confidence,
determination, and decision-making
skills to address the critical issues
they face in life.
Freedom from Hunger brings
innovative and sustainable self-help
solutions to the fight against chronic
hunger and poverty.
Gay Lesbian And Straight
Education Network (GLSEN) Puget Sound
Charity ID: 53050
Address: 601 Valley St Seattle, WA
98109
Phone Number: 206-633-5600
www.girlscoutstotem.org
Address: 1644 Da Vinci Ct, Davis,
CA 95618
Phone Number: 530-ext- 42
www.freefromhunger.org
Regional organization fostering
support for gay/lesbian educators
and youth, striving to assure that
each member of every school
community is valued and respected.
Girl Scouts-Totem Council Kitsap
Charity ID: 31009
Freedom From Hunger
Charity ID: 04009
Freedom Project
Charity ID: 53049
Our goal is to empower prisoners
and "returnees" (to the community)
with the freedom of inner peace
through trainings in Nonviolent
Communication (NVC) and
mindfulness practice. This internal
freedom enables us to live in
harmony and integrity with
ourselves and each other, and to
realize the unique contribution we
each make to the community.
Address: PO Box 22021, Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-325-5678
www.freedom-project.org
Friends of Cloud Mountain
Charity ID: 53227
Promoting and supporting Buddhist
teachings and spiritual practice by
Address: 1605 12Th Ave Ste #32,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-330-2099
www.glsen.org
Girl Scouts - Pacific Peaks
Council - Pierce
Charity ID: 53051
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence and character who make
the world a better place.
Address: 1000 Davis Place,
Dupont, WA, 98327
Phone Number: 253-475-0307
www.gsppc.org
Girl Scouts - Totem Council Clallam
Charity ID: 19019
Serves the changing needs of
Clallam girls ages 5 - 17 by offering
Provides all girls ages 5-17
enriching experiences so they
acquire the confidence,
determination, and decision-making
skills to address the critical issues
they face in life.
Address: 601 Valley St Seattle, WA
98109
Phone Number: 206-633-5600
www.girlscoutstotem.org
Girls Inc.
Charity ID: 10066
Provides low-income and homeless
girls, aged eight to twelve, with
programs to prevent adolescent
pregnancy, avoid substance abuse,
and increase math and science
skills.
Address: 2820 E. Cherry Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-568-7845
www.girlsinc.org
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Glendale Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Charity ID: 53183
order to solve their common
problems.
Evangelical Lutheran Church
serving the Burien and North
Highline area just south of Seattle.
Address: 1402 3rd Ave Room 803,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-625-0000
www.seattle-al-anon.org
Address: 13455 2nd Ave SW,
Burien, WA, 98146
Phone Number: 206-244-9400
www.glendalelutheranwa.org
Habitat For Humanity - East King
County
Charity ID: 53055
Gold Creek Community Church
Charity ID: 53200
To make it possible for all residents
of East King to live in simple,
decent, affordable housing through
homeownership.
Christian church dedicated to
bringing kids and adults closer to
God and reaching out to those in
need.
Address: 4326 148th St. SE, Mill
Creek, WA 98012
Phone Number: 425-316-3333
www.goldcreek.org
Government Accountability
Project
Charity ID: 14049
GAP is a 28-year-old nonprofit
public interest group that promotes
government and corporate
accountability by advancing
occupational free speech, defending
whistleblowers, and empowering
citizen activists.
Address: 1612 K St, NW Ste #1100
Washington, DC 20006
Phone Number: 202-408-0034
www.whistleblower.org
Grace Lutheran Church
Charity ID: 47032
We, the members of Grace
Lutheran Church, have been called
together by God's love in Jesus
Christ and equipped by the Holy
Spirit to proclaim the Gospel.
Through the Word and Sacraments,
our mission is to invite and welcome
people into a relationship with Jesus
Christ and his church.
Address: 22975 - 24th Ave S, Des
Moines, WA, 98198
Phone Number: 206-878-2460
www.gotgrace.com
Greater Seattle Al Anon
Information Service
Charity ID: 53054
The Al-Anon Family Groups are a
fellowship of relatives and friends of
alcoholics who share their
experience, strength, and hope in
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Address: 1631 NE 87th St #B-5,
Redmond, WA 98052
Phone Number: 425-869-6007
www.habitatekc.org
Habitat For Humanity - Kitsap
County
Charity ID: 53056
Habitat For Humanity Snohomish County
Charity ID: 53058
Provide simple, decent, affordable
homeownership program for people
earning between 25 and 50% of the
county median income.
Address: 3201 Broadway Ste D,
Everett, WA 98201
Phone Number: 425-258-6289
www.scn.org/hfhswscp
Habitat For Humanity - South
Puget Sound
Charity ID: 53059
South Puget Sound Habitat for
Humanity is dedicated to providing
decent, safe and affordable homes
for low-income families to purchase,
recognizing that home-ownership is
fundamental to building strong
communities.
HFHKC is a Christian organization
that works in partnership with God
and people everywhere to build
simple, decent housing in
partnership with families in need.
Address: 210 Thurston Ave NE
Olympia, WA 98501
Phone Number: 360-956-3456
www.spshabitat.org
Address: PO Box 5347, Bremerton,
WA, 98312
Phone Number: 360-479-3853
www.kitsaphabitat.org
Habitat For Humanity - Spokane
Charity ID: 00069
Habitat For Humanity - New
Orleans Area
Charity ID: 53057
New Orleans Habitat is an affiliate of
Habitat for Humanity International
and welcomes volunteers from all
faiths to help with ongoing recovery
and rebuilding of New Orleans.
Address: PO Box 15052, New
Orleans, LA, 70175
Phone Number: 504-861-4121
www.habitat-nola.org
Habitat For Humanity Seattle/South King County
Charity ID: 17009
HfH of Seattle/South King works in
partnership with God and people
everywhere to develop communities
with people in need by building and
renovating houses so that there are
decent houses in which people can
live and grow.
Address: 154 53rd Ave S, Ste B,
Tukwila, WA 98188
Phone Number: 206-292-5240
www.seattle-habitat.org
Habitat for Humanity-Spokane, in
partnership with the community,
provides an opportunity for families
with low income to purchase a home
of their own.
Address: PO Box 4130 Spokane,
WA 99220
Phone Number: 509-534-2552
www.habitat-spokane.org
Habitat For Humanity Tacoma/Pierce County
Charity ID: 53060
With God's grace and help of people
from all walks of life, Tacoma/Pierce
HFH partners with families in need
to build decent, affordable homes.
Address: 1001 North J St 2nd Fl,
Tacoma, WA, 98403
Phone Number: 253-627-5626
www.tpc-habitat.org
Habitat For Humanity
International Inc
Charity ID: 53061
Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit,
ecumenical Christian housing
ministry dedicated to eliminating
substandard housing and
homelessness worldwide and to
making adequate, affordable shelter
a matter of conscience and action.
Address: 322 West Lamar St,
Americus, GA, 31709
Phone Number: 800-422-4828
www.habitat.org
Ensuring optimal health for all
families by providing access to local
health and social services.
Washington's statewide toll-free
resource line, serving over 55, 000
families.
Heskett Arnold American Legion
Charity ID: 53212
Address: 11000 Lake City Way NE
Ste #301, Seattle, WA, 98125
Phone Number: 206-284-2465
www.hmhbwa.org
The American Legion was chartered
by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic,
mutual-help, war-time veterans
organization. A community-service
organization which now numbers
nearly 3 million members - men and
women - in nearly 15,000 American
Legion Posts worldwide.
Sponsored by The Government
Accountability Project, the primary
aim of Hanford Challenge is social
change and transformation,
influencing public policy, and
changing cultural norms and
mindsets in order to improve the
cleanup activities at Hanford. We
hold Hanford accountable, protect
whistleblowers, promote discovery
of common ground among
traditional opponents on the issue of
Hanford, generate creative
resolutions and foster collaborative
opportunities for improvement.
Helping Hands: Simian Aides for
the Disabled
Charity ID: 53225
Address: PO Box 104, Concrete,
WA 98237
Phone Number: 360-853-8940
www.legion.org
Address: 1511 Third Ave Ste 321,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-292-2850
www.hanfordchallenge.org
Helping Link
Charity ID: 53065
Hanford Challenge (Formerly The
Government Accountability
Project - West Coast)
Charity ID: 53053
Harborview Medical Center For
Sexual Assault & Traumatic
Stress
Charity ID: 11010
Provides services, including crisis
counseling/referral, medical care,
ongoing treatment for children and
adults, evaluation, consultation, to
victims of sexual assault and
families
Address: 1401 East Jefferson
Fourth Fl, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-744-1600
www.hcsats.org
Healthy Families Of Clallam
Charity ID: 53063
Provide services empowering
Clallam children, youth, adults and
families to achieve their potential,
improve their behavioral health and
live free of violence and abuse.
Address: 1210 E Front St Ste C,
Port Angeles, WA, 98362
Phone Number: 360-452-2381
www.healthyfam.org
Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies
Charity ID: 00037
Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for
the Disabled, Inc, a national
organization, placed specially
trained capuchin monkeys as
monkey-helpers with recipients who
suffer from severe mobility
impairments free of charge.
Address: 541 Cambridge St, MA,
02134
Phone Number: 617-787-4419
www.monkeyhelpers.org
Empower Vietnamese-Americans’
social adjustment, family stability,
and self-sufficiency while nurturing
community service and youth
leaders.
Address: PO Box 28068, Seattle,
WA, 98118
Phone Number: 206-568-5160
www.cityofseattle.net/helpinglink/
Helpline House (Bainbridge
Island)
Charity ID: 53219
Founded in the 1960s as a food
bank in response to the “war on
poverty”, this community-funded
non-profit agency provides a full
range of services: food bank,
clothing bank, medical equipment
for lain, social work advocacy and
consultation and referrals to
counseling. Basic services are
provided cost-free to those in need.
Needs are defined broadly and are
not always financial. Any community
member in crisis or in need of social
work consultation, volunteer
opportunities or other service is
welcome at Helpline House.
Address: 282 Knechtel Way NE,
Bainbridge Island, WA , 98110
Phone Number: 206-842-7621
www.helplinehouse.org
Holly Ridge Center
Charity ID: 31011
Holly Ridge Center is a private nonprofit agency whose mission is to
offer a caring and supportive
environment for people with
disabilities while providing nondiscriminatory service so that they
may reach their full potential.
Address: 5112 NW Taylor Road,
Bremerton, WA, 98312
Phone Number: 360-373-2536
www.hollyridge.org
Homesight
Charity ID: 10258
We are a non-profit 501(c)3
community development corporation
and U.S. Department of Treasury
Community Development Financial
Institution that promotes affordable
homeownership opportunities
through three (3) key interrelated
program areas: homebuyer
education and financial planning,
buyer purchase assistance loan
underwriting and origination, and
new home construction.
Address: 5117 Rainier Ave S
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-760-4200
www.homesightwa.org
Homestead Community Land
Trust
Charity ID: 17012
We are a democratic, open
membership organization creating
and permanently preserving
affordable homeownership in
Seattle and facilitating community
reinvestment without displacing lowincome households.
Address: 2017 E Spruce St,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-1227
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www.homesteadclt.org
assistance and home ownership
opportunities.
www.seattlelgbt.org
Hopelink
Charity ID: 10084
Address: 5830 Evergreen Way
Everett, WA 98203
Phone Number: 425-347-6556
www.housinghope.org
Institute For Family Development
Charity ID: 53070
Hopelink promotes self-sufficiency
and helps people make lasting
change through food banks,
emergency financial assistance,
housing, childcare, family
development, literacy training and
transportation.
Address: PO Box 3577, Redmond,
WA, 98073
Phone Number: 425-869-6000
www.hope-link.org
Hospitality House - Burien
Charity ID: 53067
To provide shelter and evening
meals for homeless women in South
King County.
Address: 15003 14th Ave SW
Burien, WA 98166
Phone Number: 206-242-1860
www.churchoftukwila.org
Housing Resources group develops,
renovates and manages low-income
rental housing for individuals,
families, and seniors in King County
and assists other nonprofits with
special needs housing development.
The Institute for Family
Development (IFD) provides a range
of innovative and cost-effective inhome services to children and
families, including
HOMEBUILDERS® Intensive
Family Preservation and
Reunification Services (IFPS),
Parent Child Interaction Training
(PCIT), and Functional Family
Therapy (FFT).
Address: 1651 Bellevue Ave
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-623-0506
www.hrg.org
Address: 34004 16th Ave South
Ste 200, Federal Way, WA 98003
Phone Number: 253-874-3630
www.institutefamily.org
Human Rights Campaign
Foundation
Charity ID: 20048
Interaction/Transition
Charity ID: 10069
Housing Resources Group
Charity ID: 00008
Hospitality House Ministries Wenatchee
Charity ID: 53068
Provides information and resources
to educate the public and foster
sound public policy to end
discrimination against gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender
Americans.
To minister to the indigent and
homeless by ministering to their
Spiritual, Physical, Material, and
Social needs.
Address: 1640 Rhode Island Ave
NW Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 800-777-4723
www.hrc.org
Address: PO Box 2542,
Wenatchee, WA 98807
Phone Number: 509-663-4289
www.hospitalityhouseofwenatchee.o
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Immanuel Lutheran Congregation
And Food Bank
Charity ID: 15003
Housing Development
Consortium Of Seattle-King
County
Charity ID: 17000
Helps non-profits finance, build and
manage housing for low income
families, seniors, and people with
disabilities in King and statewide.
Address: 1402 3Rd Ave Ste 709,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-682-9541
www.housingconsortium.org
Housing Hope
Charity ID: 27014
Housing Hope's service enriched
housing continuum includes 87
emergency shelter and transitional
apartments for homeless families, a
childcare center, employment
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Immanuel Community Services
rekindles hope in the inner city,
welcoming all, nurturing community
and serving people who are hungry,
homeless and the "working poor."
Address: 1215 Thomas St, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-622-1930
Website Not Available
Ingersoll Gender Center
Charity ID: 16028
We provide support, education,
advocacy and information resources
for people interested in gender
identity issues, and for service
providers, employers, families and
friends in order to promote
understanding, awareness and
acceptance of gender diversity.
Address: 209 Harvard Ave E,
Seattle, WA 98102
Phone Number: 206-323-5428
Interaction Transition (I/T) is a
private non-profit agency in Seattle,
Washington dedicated to assisting
ex-offenders in the re-entry process.
Interaction Transition provides
support to ex-offenders as they
transition from prison or jail to the
community and assistance in
meeting critical basic needs such as
housing, employment, and social
support.
Address: 935 16th Ave Seattle, WA
98122
Phone Number: 206-324-3932
www.interactiontransition.org
Intercommunity Housing
Association
Charity ID: 00040
IHA is a not for profit organization
with a 501c3 tax exempt status. IHA
was created through the
collaboration of 19 religious
congregations of women who saw
the need to provide more than
affordable housing for the poor of
St. Louis.
Address: 3407 Lafayette Ste 204,
St. Louis, MO, 63104
Phone Number: 314-664-6811
www.intercommunityhousing.org
Interim Community Development
Charity ID: 17006
Facilitate community development in
Seattle's International District and
the larger Asian/Pacific community.
Address: 310 Maynard Ave South
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-624-1802
www.interimicda.org
International Christian Concern
Charity ID: 38018
Dedicated to assisting and
sustaining Christians who victims of
persecution and discrimination due
to practicing their faith.
Address: 2020 Pennsylvania Ave,
NW, Box 941, Washington, DC,
20006
Phone Number: 301-989-1708
www.persecution.org
International Community Health
Services
Charity ID: 53071
ICHS provides culturally and
linguistically appropriate health
services to improve the health of the
Asian Pacific Islander community
and others.
Address: 720 8th Ave South, Ste
100 Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-788-3700
www.ichs.com
Supports programs that improve
young people's lives and prospects
in nearly 60 countries and territories,
through a global network of
companies, foundations and
nongovernmental organizations.
Address: 32 South St Ste 500,
Baltimore, MD, 21202
Phone Number: 410-951-1500
www.iyfnet.org
Japanese Cultural And
Community Center Of
Washington (A Project Of Nikkei
Heritage Association Of
Washington)
Charity ID: 53074
Our mission is to provide a Center in
Seattle that celebrates Japanese
and Japanese American history,
culture and heritage through
educational, cultural, business and
social programs that add to the
richness and diversity of the region.
Address: 1414 South Weller St
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-568-7114
www.jcccw.org
International District Emergency
Center
Charity ID: 53072
Jewish Family Service
Charity ID: 10070
The mission of the International
District Emergency Center is to
provide rapid emergency service to
the International District and
surrounding community.
A non-profit social service agency
providing comprehensive children,
family and senior services to the
Jewish and general community in
the greater Puget Sound region.
Address: PO Box 14103 Seattle,
WA 98114
Phone Number: 206-623-3321
Website Not Available
Address: 1601 16th Ave Seattle,
WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-461-3240
www.jfsseattle.org
International Drop-In Center
Charity ID: 53073
Jewish Federation Of Greater
Seattle
Charity ID: 53075
International Drop-In Center (IDIC)
is a non-profit organization
committed to assisting the elders of
Seattle's Filipino Community in
preserving their physical, mental
and emotional well-being through a
variety of social, recreational,
educational and health oriented
programs.
Address: 7301 Beacon Ave S
Seattle WA 98108
Phone Number: 206-587-3735
Website Not Available
International Youth Foundation
Charity ID: 00034
We seek to ensure Jewish survival
and enhance the quality of Jewish
life locally and worldwide through an
integrated planning, fund-raising
and allocating process.
Address: PO Box 9662, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-441-4969
www.wsjwj.org
Jubilee Women's Center
Charity ID: 53076
Jubilee Women’s Center is
dedicated to serving homeless
women in transition.
Address: 620 18th Ave East
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-324-1244
www.jwcenter.org
Kang Wen Clinic
Charity ID: 16030
The Clinic provides compassionate
and holistic oriental medicine,
including acupuncture and herbs, to
low income men, women and youth
living with HIV/AIDS and other lifethreatening illnesses.
Address: 1111 Harvard Ave,
Seattle Way 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-6945
Website Not Available
Kent Food Bank & Emergency
Services (Kent Community
Service Center)
Charity ID: 53077
Food and clothing bank serves Kent
School District, which includes
Fairwood and Covington. Assist with
food, clothing, and emergency
financial assistance for families in
need.
Address: 515 W Harrison St. Ste
107, Kent, WA, 98032
Phone Number: 253-520-3550
Website Not Available
King County Bar Foundation
Charity ID: 53209
The Foundation is dedicated to
ensuring access to the legal system
and encouraging diversity in the
legal profession.
Address: 2031 Third Ave Seattle,
WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-443-5400
www.jewishinseattle.org
Address: 1200 5th Ave Ste 600,
Seattle, WA, 98101
Phone Number: 206-267-7007
www.kcbf.org
Jobs With Justice Education
Fund of Washington
Charity ID: 53218
King County Coalition Against
Domestic Violence
Charity ID: 00041
Jobs With Justice's mission is to
improve working people's standards
of living, fight for job security, and
protect workers' right to organize.
A network of organizations and
individuals, KCCADV facilitates
countywide advocacy and education
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campaigns aimed at ending
domestic violence through social
change.
Address: 1419 S Jackson Ste 103,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-568-5454
www.kccadv.org
King County Sexual Assault
Resource Center
Charity ID: 11003
Comprehensive, no cost services for
victims, families; 24 hour crisis
response, medical/legal advocacy,
child, teens, adult survivor therapy.
Prevention education, community
development and training.
Address: 200 Mill Ave S Ste 10,
Renton, WA, 98055
Phone Number: 425-226-5062
www.kcsarc.org
Kitsap Community Resources
Charity ID: 31014
Creating hope and opportunities for
low-income Kitsap County residents
with resources that promote selfsufficiency. Head Start, WlC
nutrition, emergency shelter, energy
assistance, job training.
Address: 845 8th St Bremerton,
WA, 98337
Phone Number: 360-478-2301
www.kcr.org
Kitsap Family YMCA
Charity ID: 31017
The Kitsap Family YMCA
(KFYMCA) is an association of
people who, regardless of race, sex,
age, or religious preference, believe
in the philosophies of the YMCA and
desire to enrich the quality of life for
families, our communities and
ourselves in spirit, mind and body.
Address: 60 Magnuson Way,
Bremerton, WA 98310
Phone Number: 360-377-3741
www.kitsapfamilyymca.org
Kitsap Mental Health Services
Charity ID: 31018
www.kitsapmentalhealth.org
Kitsap Sexual Assault Center
Charity ID: 31019
Therapy, advocacy, and 24-hour
crisis/support services for child and
adult victims of sexual abuse and
their non-offending family members.
Education and prevention are
available.
Address: PO Box 1936, Port
Orchard, WA, 98366
Phone Number: 360-895-8696
Website Not Available
Kittitas 4-H Endowment Trust
Fund
Charity ID: 53078
The Kittitas County 4-H Endowment
Trust Fund was started in 1988 to
provide a reliable source of funding
to support the Kittitas County 4-H
program in perpetuity.
Address: PO Box 802 Ellensburg
WA 98926
Phone Number: 509-962-7507
www.co.kittitas.wa.us/extension/4hE
ndowment.asp
Lambda Legal Defense And
Education Fund Inc
Charity ID: 53079
Lambda Legal is the oldest national
organization pursuing high-impact
litigation, public education and
advocacy on behalf of equality and
civil rights for lesbians, gay men,
bisexuals, transgender people and
people with HIV.
Address: 120 Wall St Ste 1500,
New York, NY 10005
Phone Number: 212-809-8585
www.lambdalegal.org
Lambert House
Charity ID: 16002
A center for GLBTQ youth featuring:
dances, activities, computers,
support groups, leadership
programs, HIV testing, counseling,
crisis intervention, meals, showers,
laundry, and a clothing bank.
Kitsap Mental Health Services'
mission is to shape the future of
mental health through state of the
science service delivery, community
partnerships and advocacy
Address: PO Box 23111 Seattle,
WA 98102
Phone Number: 206-322-2515
www.lamberthouse.org
Address: 5455 Almira Drive NE
Bremerton, WA 98311
Phone Number: 360-373-5031
Learning Disabilities Association
Of Washington
Charity ID: 10123
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Services and support to maximize
quality of life for people affected by
learning and attention disabilities.
Information and referral, tutoring,
community education, social skill
programs.
Address: 16315 NE 87th St Ste B4,
Redmond WA, 98052
Phone Number: 425-882-0820
www.ldawa.org
Legacy Of Equality, Leadership &
Organizing (LELO)
Charity ID: 53080
As an organization led by ordinary
workers, we develop the leadership
of those most marginalized in our
society: people of color, working
class women, recent immigrants
and LGBTQ (lesbian/ gay/ bisexual/
transgender/ queer) workers. Our
primary social change strategy is
local organizing, with a heavy
emphasis on political education and
networks of solidarity with workers
across the globe.
Address: 3700 South Hudson St,
Unit C, Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-860-1400
www.lelo.org
Life Changes Ministries
Charity ID: 53082
Life Changes Ministry is a non-profit
organization based in the Pacific
Northwest, commissioned to
reaching the homeless, addicted
and broken hearted by providing life
changing opportunities for physical,
emotional and spiritual healing.
Address: PO Box 62, Everett, WA
98206
Phone Number: 425-252-6484
www.lifechangesministry.org
Lifelong AIDS Alliance
Charity ID: 32004
Lifelong AIDS Alliance is committed
to preventing the spread of HIV, and
to providing practical support
services and advocating for those
whose lives are affected by HIV and
AIDS.
Address: 1002 East Seneca
Seattle WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-328-8979
www.lifelongaidsalliance.org
Address: 4040 South 188th St, Ste
300, SeaTac WA 98188
Phone Number: 206-694-5700
www.lcsnw.org
Address: 811 First Ave, Ste 520
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-623-5300
www.wish.org
Lutheran World Relief
Charity ID: 04021
Maple Valley Community Center
Charity ID: 10077
Address: 2501 S. Plum St, Seattle
WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-322-4200
www.seattlelighthouse.org
Works with partners in 50 countries
to help people grow food, improve
healthcare, strengthen communities,
end conflict, build livelihoods and
recover from disasters.
Local Independent Charities Of
America (LICA)
Charity ID: 24000
Address: 700 Light St, Baltimore,
Maryland 21230
Phone Number: 410-230-2700
www.lwr.org
The Greater Maple Valley
Community Center enriches the
quality of life in our community by
providing multi-generational social,
recreational and educational
activities & support services.
Lighthouse For The Blind
Charity ID: 24009
To create and enhance
opportunities for independence and
self-sufficiency of people who are
blind, Deaf-Blind, and blind with
other disabilities.
Making your community a better
place to live. LIC charities educate
children, feed and shelter the
homeless, strengthen families,
rescue unwanted animals and much
more.
Address: 1100 Larkspur Landing
Ste 340, Larkspur, CA 94939
Phone Number: 800-876-0413
www.lic.org
Low Income Housing Institute
Charity ID: 17016
The Low Income Housing Institute’s
mission is to develop, own and
operate housing for the benefit of
low-income families and individuals
in Washington state.
Address: 2407 1st Ave #200,
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-443-9935
www.lihi.org
Lutheran Alliance To Create
Housing (LATCH)
Charity ID: 17010
Coalition of Lutheran congregations
whose mission is to develop and
maintain affordable housing, create
resident-managed rental
cooperatives, and advocate for
public policies that address the
needs of our communities.
Address: 8757 - 15th Ave NW ,
Seattle, WA, 98117
Phone Number: 206-789-1536
www.latch.org
Lutheran Community Services
Northwest
Charity ID: 31021
Lutheran Community Services
Northwest partners with individuals,
families and communities for health,
justice and hope.
Lymphoma Research Foundation
Charity ID: 53083
Address: 22010 Se 248th St Maple
Valley, WA 98038
Phone Number: 425-432-1272
www.maplevalleycc.org
Maple Valley Food Bank &
Emergency Services
Charity ID: 10218
The Lymphoma Research
Foundation (LRF) is the nation's
largest lymphoma-focused voluntary
health organization devoted
exclusively to funding lymphoma
research and providing patients and
health care professionals with
critical information on the disease.
Reduce chances of homelessness
by providing food, financial
assistance for utilities, rent and
basic needs. Serving Maple Valley,
Covington, Black Diamond, and
Tahoma School District.
Address: 115 Broadway 13Th Fl,
New York, NY, 10006
Phone Number: 800-235-6848
www.lymphoma.org
Address: 21415 Maple Valley Hwy,
Maple Valley, WA, 98038
Phone Number: 425-432-8633
www.skcfc.org/maplevalleyfoodbank
M-2 Job Therapy (A Program Of
Match 2 Prison Visitation
Ministries)
Charity ID: 27017
Marblemount Assembly Of God Bread Of Life Foodbank
Charity ID: 53084
M-2 Job Therapy is a private nonprofit agency that works at
community safety by reducing
recidivism. It administers two
programs to assist our offender/exoffender clients. The M-2 Prison
Visitation Program matches
volunteers from the community with
prison inmates.
Address: PO Box 293, Snohomish,
WA 98291
Phone Number: 360-568-3268
www.m2w2.org
Make-A-Wish Foundation Of
Alaska, Montana, Northern Idaho
& Washington
Charity ID: 20025
The Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Alaska, Montana, Northern Idaho &
Washington grants the wishes of
children with life-threatening medical
conditions to enrich the human
experience with hope, strength and
joy.
We have a food bank for those who
need it. We not only feed the
spiritual man, but we also feed the
physical man. Come and enjoy all
the friendship of those in the
community.
Address: PO Box 146,
Marblemount, WA 98267
Phone Number: 360-873-2504
www.mmag.net/faye.htm
Marine Toys For Tots Foundation
Charity ID: 53085
The mission of the U.S. Marine
Corps Reserve Toys for Tots
Program is to collect new,
unwrapped toys during October,
November and December each
year, and distribute those toys as
Christmas gifts to needy children in
the community.
Address: 18251 Quantico Gateway
Dr, Triangle, VA 22134
Phone Number: 703-640-9433
www.toysfortots.org
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Mars Hill Church
Charity ID: 53086
Mars Hill Church is a group of
missionaries, a family of believers, a
population of diverse individuals
united by a common relationship
with Jesus Christ.
Address: 1401 NW Leary Way,
Seattle, WA 98107
Phone Number: 206-706-6641
www.marshillchurch.org
Marsha Rivkin Center For Ovarian
Cancer Research
Charity ID: 53087
The Mission of the Marsha Rivkin
Center is to save lives and reduce
suffering through improved
treatment, early detection and
prevention of ovarian cancer.
Address: 1221 Madison St Ste
1401, Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-215-6200
www.marsharivkin.org
Mary Bridge Children's
Foundation
Charity ID: 53088
Mary Bridge Children's Foundation
supports Mary Bridge Children's
Hospital & Health Center, serving
the healthcare needs of children
throughout southwest Washington,
regardless of a family's ability to
pay.
Address: PO Box 5296, Tacoma,
WA 98415
Phone Number: 253-403-1599
www.multicare.org
MAVIN Foundation
Charity ID: 53089
Our projects explore the
experiences of mixed heritage
people, transracial adoptees,
interracial relationships and
multiracial families.
Address: 1425 Broadway Ste 517,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-622-7101
www.mavinfoundation.org
Mexican-American Legal Defense
Charity ID: 00024
A national civil rights organization
founded in 1968 to protect and
promote the rights of the over 37
million Latinos living in the United
States
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Address: 634 S Spring St Los
Angeles, CA 90014
Phone Number: 213-629-2512
www.maldef.org
Millionaire Club, Inc.
Charity ID: 28028
We provide jobs, job search skills,
meals, clothing, shower, laundry
and storage facilities, and
emergency assistance to people in
need to encourage their selfsufficiency.
Address: 2515 Western Ave ,
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-728-5627
www.millionairclub.org
Mission Aviation Fellowship
Charity ID: 38024
MAF is a faith-based, non-profit
ministry. Teams of aviation,
communications and technology
specialists overcome barriers,
transform lives, and enable the work
of more than 600 organizations
around the world.
Address: 112 North Pilatus Ln,
Nampa ID, 83687
Phone Number: 208-498-0800
www.maf.org
Mockingbird Society, The
Charity ID: 53090
The Mockingbird Society is an
independent, non-profit organization
that is dedicated to improving the
safety, quality of life and future of
the children and adolescents living
in the foster care/group home
system nationwide.
Address: 2100 24th Ave S. Ste.
240 Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-323-5437
www.mockingbirdsociety.org
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
(MADD) - Pacific NW Region
Charity ID: 53091
Mount Baker Housing
Association
Charity ID: 00009
The Mt. Baker Housing Association
was formed in January 1988, as a
non-profit organization that would
own and oversee the renovation of
the Mt. Baker Village Apartments
complex.
Address: PO Box 28119, Seattle
WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-725-4152
www.mtbakerhousing.org
Multifaith Works
Charity ID: 32003
We provide group housing, practical
and emotional support to improve
life quality of low-income people
disabled by AIDS, MS and other lifethreatening illnesses.
Address: 115 16th Ave, Seattle WA
98122
Phone Number: 206-324-1520
www.multifaith.org
Multi-Service Center
Charity ID: 53092
Helping people achieve greater selfsufficiency and exercise selfdetermination. Providing assistance
with Employment and Adult
Education, food, clothing, housing,
energy costs and long-term care.
Address: PO Box 23699, Federal
Way, WA, 98335
Phone Number: 253-838-6810
www.multi-servicecenter.com
NAACP Legal Defense And
Educational Fund
Charity ID: 20007
Fights for equality, access to
education, employment, health care,
housing, environmental justice,
voting rights, criminal justice.
Provides scholarships to promising
African-American undergraduates
and law students.
The mission of Mothers Against
Drunk Driving (MADD) is to stop
drunk driving, support the victims of
this violent crime and prevent
underage drinking.
Address: 99 Hudson St 16th Fl,
New York, NY, 10013
Phone Number: 800-221-7822
www.naacpldf.org
Address: 18000 72nd Ave South
Ste 180, Kent, WA, 98032
Phone Number: 425-251-5252
www.madd.org/nw
NAACP Special Contribution
Fund
Charity ID: 20028
Through 2,200 NAACP units
nationwide, supports largest civil
rights organization's programs in
education, housing, employment,
voter education, military justice,
emergency relief, legal assistance,
youth services.
Address: 4805 Mount Hope Drive ,
Baltimore, MD, 21215
Phone Number: 877-622-2798
www.naacp.org/about/leadership/sp
ec_cont_fund/index.htm
NAMI Eastside - Hero House
Program
Charity ID: 53215
HERO House, a clubhouse model of
psychiatric rehabilitation program on
the Eastside of King County officially
opened its doors on December 5,
2005. Since its opening, HERO
house has been working to build a
supportive network that provides
vocational, educational, and social
opportunities to its members.
Address: 14230 NE 21st St,
Bellevue, WA 98007
Phone Number: 425-614-1282
www.herohouse.org
Naral Pro-Choice America
Foundation
Charity ID: 00025
For more than 30 years, NARAL
Pro-Choice America has been the
nation's leading advocate for privacy
and a woman's right to choose. With
more than one million members and
supporters, NARAL Pro-Choice
America is fighting to protect the
pro-choice values of freedom and
privacy. With the far right in control
of the White House and many state
legislatures, our work has never
been more important.
Address: 1156 15th St NW Ste
700, Washington, DC, 20005
Phone Number: 202-973-3000
www.prochoiceamerica.org
NARAL Pro-Choice Washington
Foundation
Charity ID: 53093
National Coalition For The
Homeless Inc
Charity ID: 53094
National Right To Life Committee
Educational Trust Fund
Charity ID: 20012
We work collaboratively to ensure
the safety and survival of people
who are homeless and to end the
crisis of homelessness in our region.
Promotes respect for human life
through educational programs
opposing abortion, infanticide, and
euthanasia and supports referral
and adoption services for women
with crisis pregnancies.
Address: 77 S. Washington St
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-3222
www.homelessinfo.org
National Council Of Jewish
Women - Seattle Section
Charity ID: 53095
The National Council of Jewish
Women (NCJW) is a grassroots
organization of volunteers and
advocates who turn progressive
ideals into action. Inspired by
Jewish values, NCJW strives for
social justice by improving the
quality of life for women, children,
and families, and by safeguarding
individual rights and freedoms.
Address: 1501 17th Ave Box 105,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 425-558-1894
www.ncjwseattle.org
National Education For
Assistance Dog Services Inc
(Dogs For Deaf And Disabled
Americans)
Charity ID: 53096
Established in 1976 to train and
provide rescued dogs and donated
puppies to assist people who are
deaf or physically disabled in
leading more independent lives at
work, at home and at school.
Address: 305 Redemption Rock
Trail South, Princeton, MA, 01541
Phone Number: 978-422-9064
www.neads.org
National Ovarian Cancer Coalition
Inc.
Charity ID: 53097
Educates activists, students and the
public in support of reproductive
choices; provides legal and political
information to medical providers of
such services across the state.
To raise awareness and promote
education about ovarian cancer.
The Coalition is committed to
improving the survival rate and
quality of life for women with ovarian
cancer.
Address: 811 First Ave Ste 456,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-624-1990
www.wanaral.org
Address: 500 NE Spanish River
Blvd Ste 8, Boca Raton, FL, 33431
Phone Number: 561-393-0005
www.ovarian.org
Address: 512 10th St, NW ,
Washington, DC 20004
Phone Number: 202-626-8800
www.nrlc.org
Native American Rights Fund
Charity ID: 53098
Provides legal representation
nationwide to Native American
tribes, villages, organizations, and
individuals to uphold sovereign and
human rights guaranteed them by
treaty and law.
Address: 1506 Broadway, Boulder,
CO, 80302
Phone Number: 800-447-0784
www.narf.org
Neighbor To Nation
Charity ID: 38000
People in deed serving people in
need, in our local communities,
throughout America and the world.
Providing life-sustaining assistance
and hope for the future.
Address: 7620 Little River Turnpike
Ste 600, Annandale, VA 22003
Phone Number: 877-841-6839
www.neighbortonation.org
Neighborcare Health
Charity ID: 10163
Formerly Puget Sound
Neighborhood Health. We offer
medical and dental services at 16
sites throughout the Puget Sound
region.
Address: 905 Spruce St, Ste #300,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-6935
www.psnhc.org
Neighborhood Farmers Market
Alliance
Charity ID: 53099
The Neighborhood Farmers Market
Alliance is committed to supporting
and strengthening Washington's
small family farm businesses by
creating and operating vibrant,
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successful neighborhood farmers
markets.
Address: 4519 1/2 University Way
NE, Seattle, WA, 98105
Phone Number: 206-632-5234
www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org
Neighborhood House
Charity ID: 10085
Neighborhood House fights poverty
with a uniquely comprehensive set
of services, including Head Start
classes for children, case
management for families and free
transportation for seniors.
Address: 905 Spruce St, Ste 200,
Seattle WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-8430
www.nhwa.org
Neurology Vocational Services
Unit (Of Harborview Medical
Center)
Charity ID: 53100
NVSU provides primarily no cost
vocational rehabilitation services to
persons with neurological
conditions. The majority of the
people who seek services through
our program have conditions such
as epilepsy, traumatic brain injury,
stroke and multiple sclerosis.
Persons with other neurological
concerns such as an aneurysm,
ADHD, or other form of brain
impairment may also apply for
services. We do not charge clients
for our services.
Address: 325 9th Ave, Box 359744,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-744-9130
www.nvsrehab.org
New Beginnings For Battered
Women And Their Children
Charity ID: 10086
Domestic violence confidential
shelter; 24-hour crisis line;
transitional apartments; children's
services; legal advocacy,
counseling, support groups.
Professional training, community
education and teen dating violence
prevention.
Address: PO Box 75125, Seattle,
WA, 98175
Phone Number: 206-783-4520
www.newbegin.org
New Covenant Christian Center
Charity ID: 53101
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New Covenant is committed to
teaching and training people of all
ages. We want to establish young
people in a growing relationship with
Christ.
Address: 9161 Baseline Road,
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Phone Number: 909-559-2942
www.anewcovenant.com
Nonprofit Assistance Center
Charity ID: 53102
NAC empowers communities by
building strong nonprofits and
community leaders and to shape
institutions and policies to achieve
social justice and equity.
Address: 1618 S Ln St Ste 201,
Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-324-5850
www.nacseattle.org
North Cascades Health Council
Charity ID: 19026
Promotes healthy, safe, substancefree & violence-free communities
through education, recreation,
referrals, support, assistance, and
family programs.
Address: PO Box 806, SedroWoolley, WA 98284
Phone Number: 360-856-0846
Website Not Available
North Seattle Community College
Educational Fund
Charity ID: 50022
With the private support made
possible through the Education
Fund, students at North have every
chance possible to access higher
education, enhance their college
experiences, and reach their
academic and career goals.
Address: 9600 College Way North
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-527-3600
www.northseattle.edu
Northwest Center
Charity ID: 53210
Northwest Center was founded in
1965 by parents who refused to
institutionalize their children with
developmental disabilities or accept
the prevailing notion that their
children couldn’t be taught.
Address: PO Box 80827 Seattle,
WA 98108
Phone Number: 206-285-9140
www.nwcenter.org
Northwest Family Life Learning
And Counseling Center
Charity ID: 48053
We assist individuals and families in
finding hope and healing when
faced with the pain of domestic
violence and related issues. It
involves taking responsibility for
those behaviors, and making
changes that endure. Difficult, but
not impossible!
Address: 1015 NE 113th St,
Seattle, WA, 98125
Phone Number: 206-363-9601
www.northwestfamilylife.org
Northwest Immigrant Rights
Project
Charity ID: 10272
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
(NWIRP) advances the legal rights
and dignity of low-income
immigrants in Washington State by
pursuing and preserving their legal
status through legal representation,
education and public policy.
Address: 615 2nd Ave Ste 400,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 800-445-5771
www.nwirp.org
Northwest Washington Synod Of
The Evangelical Lutheran Church
In America (ELCA)
Charity ID: 47031
Through the waters of baptism we
have been adopted into a rich,
colorful family filled with brothers
and sisters around the globe.
Together we pray, encourage and
care for one another in order that
the good news of Jesus Christ might
be proclaimed to people in all
nations. The NW Washington Synod
Global Mission Committee provides
resources for congregations to grow
in the sharing of ideas, resources
and prayer concerns; and offers
events and publications for learning.
Address: 5519 Phinney Ave N,
Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-783-9292
www.lutheransnw.org
Northwest Women's Law Center
Charity ID: 11005
NWWLC advances legal rights for
women through groundbreaking
lawsuits, legislative and public policy
advocacy and legal information and
referral services that help women
help themselves.
Address: 907 Pine St, Ste 500,
Seattle WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-682-9552
www.nwwlc.org
NRA Foundation Inc
Charity ID: 53106
The NRA Foundation, Inc. ("NRA
Foundation") is a 501(c )(3) taxexempt organization that raises taxdeductible contributions in support
of a wide range of firearm-related
public interest activities of the
National Rifle Association of
America.
Address: 11250 Waples Mill Road,
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone Number: 703-267-1250
www.nrafoundation.org
NW Network, The
Charity ID: 16033
The Northwest Network increases
our communities' ability to support
the self-determination & safety of
lesbian, bisexual and trans survivors
of domestic & dating violence
through advocacy, organizing and
education. We work within a broad
liberation movement dedicated to
social & economic justice, equality
and respect for all people & the
creation of loving, inclusive and
accountable communities.
Address: PO Box 20398 Seattle,
WA 98102
Phone Number: 206-568-7777
www.nwnetwork.org
Oasis Seattle Church
Charity ID: 53208
Contributions are used to help
maintain community outreach
programs and youth programs.
Given the right tools all people can
be successful in what path in life
they choose walk.
Address: 3751 East Valley Rd,
Renton, WA 98057
Phone Number: Not Available
www.oasisseattlechurch.com
Officers' Christian Fellowship
Charity ID: 38028
Equipping military personnel to
provide humanitarian leadership to
all ranks. Individual and group
counseling is provided during
deployments, transfers. Provides
retreat centers for rest/renewal.
Address: 3784 S. Inca St,
Englewood, CO, 80110
Phone Number: 800-424-1984
www.ocfusa.org
Olympic Community Action
Programs - Clallam
Charity ID: 53107
Operates early childhood, nutrition,
food distribution, employment and
housing programs. We also offer
emergency shelter for the homeless,
provide home care services and
manage volunteers.
Address: 228 W First Ste J , Port
Angeles, WA, 98362
Phone Number: 360-452-4726
www.olycap.org
OneAmerica (Formerly Hate Free
Zone)
Charity ID: 53062
OneAmerica's mission is to advance
the fundamental principles of
democracy and justice at the local,
state and national levels by building
power within immigrant
communities, in collaboration with
key allies.
Address: 1227 S Weller St, Seattle,
WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-723-2203
www.hatefreezone.org
Open Arms
Charity ID: 53221
Open Arms provides doula and
early parent support to low income
women and their families before,
during and after the birth of their
child. Our mission is to provide
services that support, educate,
respect, honor and empower
women and their families throughout
the childbearing years
Address: 11827 Renton Ave South,
Seattle WA 98178
Phone Number: 206-772-9232
www.oecagency.org
Oprah's Angel Network
Charity ID: 53108
Oprah's Angel Network is dedicated
to inspiring people to make a
difference in the lives of others.
Since our start in 1998, we've been
making grants to organizations and
operating projects in underserved
communities that provide
educational initiatives.
Address: 110 North Carpenter St,
Chicago, IL, 60607
Phone Number: 312-633-1000
www.oprahsangelnetwork.org
Organic Consumers Association
Charity ID: 53109
The Organic Consumers
Association is a public interest
organization dedicated to promoting
health justice and sustainability. A
central focus of the OCA is building
a healthy, equitable, and
sustainable system of food
production and consumption.
Address: 6101 Cliff Estate Road,
Little Marais, MN, 55614
Phone Number: 218-226-4164
www.organicconsumers.org
Out Of The Woods
Charity ID: 53110
We provide emergency shelter to
single women and families with
children.
Address: 2200 East End St NW,
Olympia, WA, 98502
Phone Number: 360-786-6383
Website Not Available
Outdoors For All Foundation
Charity ID: 24074
Address: 2524 16th Avenue South,
Suite 207A, Seattle, WA, 98114
Phone Number: 206-723-6868
www.openarmssps.org
Our mission is to enrich the quality
of life for children and adults with
disabilities through outdoor
recreation
Operational Emergency Center
Charity ID: 10089
Address: 2 Nickerson St Ste 101,
Seattle, WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-838-6030
www.outdoorsforall.org
Helps solve temporary crisis and
facilitate long term stability while
fostering self reliance for King
County families and individuals who
are at risk.
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Oxfam America
Charity ID: 04013
Pearl S. Buck International Inc.
Charity ID: 53185
The organization is dedicated to
creating lasting solutions to global
poverty, hunger and social injustice.
PSBI holds a commitment to
improving the quality of life and
expanding opportunities for children
and promoting an understanding of
the values and attributes of other
cultures, the injustice of prejudice,
and the need for humanitarianism
throughout the world.
Address: 226 Causeway St 5th Fl,
Boston, MA, 02114
Phone Number: 800-776-9326
www.oxfamamerica.org/
Parkview Services
Charity ID: 17001
Parkview Services is a King County
based non-profit organization that
supports people with developmental
disabilities and their families.
Address: PO Box 65157, Shoreline,
WA 98155
Phone Number: 206-306-0790
www.parkviewservices.org
Passages Northwest
Charity ID: 00042
At Passages Northwest we are
dedicated to educating and
motivating girls to develop
leadership and courage through the
integrated exploration of the arts
and the natural environment. Our
programs present opportunities for
healthy challenge -- from rock
climbing and sea kayaking to nature
based art projects and
improvisational activities. Through
these challenges Passages
Northwest promotes caring,
responsive and creative leaders.
Address: 139 – 23rd Ave South,
Seattle, WA, 98144
Phone Number: 206-286-8601
www.passagesnw.org/
Pathways For Women
Charity ID: 10256
The mission of the YWCA of Seattle
- King County - Snohomish County
is to advance the quality of life for
women of all ages, races, and
faiths, and their families. In support
of this mission, the YWCA provides
services to meet critical needs,
promote self-sufficiency, reduce
violence, and achieve equal
opportunities for all people.
Address: 6027 208th St SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Phone Number: 425-774-9843
www.ywcaworks.org
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Address: 520 Dublin Road,
Perkasie, PA, 18944
Phone Number: 215-249-0100
www.psbi.org
Peninsula Services
Charity ID: 31024
Peninsula Services is a United Way
Agency and offers a wide variety of
products and services to
businesses, government offices and
schools in the Kitsap peninsula
region and beyond.
Address: 327 Pacific Ave.,
Bremerton, WA 98337-1912
Phone Number: 360-377-3707
www.kitsapinfo.com/sites/peninsula
services
Phinney Neighborhood
Association
Charity ID: 53186
The Phinney Neighborhood
Association is a non-profit
community organization founded in
1980 by Phinney neighbors to build
community. The PNA provides and
promotes programs, services and
activities aimed at encouraging
connections between neighbors and
fostering civic involvement in our
diverse community.
Address: 6532 Phinney Ave. N
Seattle WA 98103
Phone Number: 206- 783-2244
www.phinneycenter.org
Pike Market Senior Center
Charity ID: 05005
The Mission of the Pike Market
Senior Center/Downtown Food
Bank is to serve the basic needs of
the low-income population in the
Pike Place Market and downtown
neighborhood.
Address: 85 Pike St Ste 500,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-728-2773
www.figgypuddingpmsc.org
Pike Place Market Foundation
(The Market Foundation)
Charity ID: 05000
Works to preserve and enhance the
spirit and diversity of the Pike Place
Market community by addressing
the needs of downtown Seattle’s
low-income and elderly residents.
The Foundation provides food,
shelter, employment services,
health care and child care.
Address: 85 Pike St Room 500
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-682-7453
www.pikeplacemarket.org
Plymouth Housing Group
Charity ID: 17007
PHG works to eliminate
homelessness and stabilize
homeless and very low income
people in housing by preserving
developing and operating safe,
decent, affordable housing, and by
providing opportunities for homeless
and very low income people to
improve their lives.
Address: 2209 First Ave, Seattle,
WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-374-9409
www.plymouthhousing.org
Polish American Congress
Charitable Foundation
Charity ID: 53187
Founded in 1944 during the struggle
for a free and democratic Poland,
the Polish American Congress
adopted a Polish Agenda to help
Poland in its great hour of need, and
an American Agenda to assure its
members became better-informed
American citizens.
Address: 5711 N. Milwaukee Ave,
Chicago, IL, 60646
Phone Number: 773-763-9944
www.polamcon.org
Population Communications
International (PCI Media Impact,
INC)
Charity ID: 04036
PCI's pioneering approach uses
creative media, the power of
storytelling and the reach of
broadcast media to improve
people's health, promote human
rights, and foster social change.
Address: 777 United Nations Plaza,
5th Fl, New York, NY 10017
Phone Number: 212-687-3366
www.population.org
services, empowering clients to
make life-affirming choices.
Population Connection
Charity ID: 20029
Address: PO Box 5634, Everett,
WA 98206
Phone Number: 425-339-2398
www.realchoices.com
Population Connection is a national,
nonprofit membership organization.
Through education and advocacy
we address a variety of populationrelated concerns, including family
planning, status of women and
unchecked growth in local
communities. Operating from our
headquarters in Washington D.C.,
Population Connection is your voice
on Capitol Hill.
Address: 2120 L St, NW, Ste 500,
Washington, DC 20037
Phone Number: 202-332-2200
www.populationconnection.org
Positive Women's Network
Charity ID: 00044
Positive Women's Network (PWN) is
a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization
based in the Pacific Northwest that
connects women and their families
to health care, social services, and
disease prevention programs.
Address: 2817 Rockefeller Ave,
Everett, WA, 98201
Phone Number: 425-259-9899
www.pwnetwork.org
Powerful Voices
Charity ID: 00043
For over a decade, Powerful Voices
has been improving the lives of
adolescent girls in Seattle through
innovative evidence-based
programs in public middle schools
and in the juvenile justice system.
The organization was formed to
address issues at their root, by
instilling leadership skills, fostering
the development of critical thinking,
and promoting the individual
potential in adolescent girls. Our
mission is firmly rooted in our belief
that strong girls become strong
women.
Pride Foundation
Charity ID: 16000
Pride Foundation connects, inspires
and strengthens the Pacific
Northwest Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
and Transgender (LGBT)
community in pursuit of equality. We
accomplish this in rural and urban
areas by awarding grants and
scholarships and cultivating leaders.
Address: 1122 E. Pike St PMB
1001, Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-3318
www.pridefoundation.org
Project Share (City of Seattle)
(City Org)
Charity ID: 53021
Imagine turning on a light and
nothing happens. Last year,
thousands of friends and neighbors,
children and seniors would have
been left in the dark if it wasn't for
Project Share and donations from
people like you. 100% of your gift
goes directly to people in need and
is tax deductible to the extent
allowed by law. When you give
someone the gift of electricity, what
you get back is powerful. Your warm
heart means a warm home for
someone in need.
Address: 810 Third Ave Ste 350,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-684-0268
www.cityofseattle.net/light/help/shar
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children and adults with disabilities.
We provide the highest quality of
service and are constantly adapting
to meet the new needs of the
community. Our comprehensive,
integrated programs encompass the
many facets of people's lives and
effectively addresses a wide variety
of needs for people with even the
most severe disabilities.
Address: 3670 Stone Way North,
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-363-7303
www.provail.org
Pueblo A Pueblo
Charity ID: 53114
It's mission is to empower
Guatemalan individuals,
organizations and communities to
improve their own lives by
facilitating access to services,
commodities and financial
resources.
Address: PO Box 11486,
Washington, DC, 20008
Phone Number: 202-302-0622
www.puebloapueblo.org
Puget Sound Labor Agency
Charity ID: 10074
The mission of the Puget Sound
Labor Agency is to improve the
quality of life for people needing
assistance and to provide avenues
for unions and their members to
help.
Address: 2800 1st Ave #126.
Seattle WA 98121
Phone Number: 206-448-9277
www.pslaonline.org
Puppies Behind Bars
Charity ID: 45095
Supervised by the Seattle Public
Schools as a non-sectarian program
to provide a multi-ethnic preschool
education for children from low
income families.
Puppies Behind Bars trains prison
inmates to raise service dogs for the
disabled and explosive detection
canines for law enforcement. As the
puppies mature into well-loved, wellbehaved dogs, their raisers learn to
contribute to society rather than take
from it.
Pregnancy Resource Center Of
Snohomish (Crisis Pregnancy
Center)
Charity ID: 53026
Address: 1919 East Prospect St
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-324-5230
www.prospectenrichment.org
Address: 10 East 40th St, Suite
1900 New York, NY, 10016
Phone Number: 212-680-9562
www.puppiesbehindbars.com
PROVAIL
Charity ID: 10114
Rainbow Missions
Charity ID: 53222
To be compassionate and to provide
medical, educational and support
PROVAIL is a recognized leader in
the field of supported services for
In 2005, a group of Chinese
Americans formed Rainbow
Address: 1620 18th Ave, Ste 100,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-860-1026
www.powerfulvoices.org
Prospect Enrichment Preschool
Charity ID: 53113
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Missions as a faith-based 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization set up
exclusively for charitable purposes.
Rainbow Missions serves and
supports individuals who are less
fortunate and under-privileges in
China and also identifies and helps
the network surrounding these
individuals. By providing services
and support, Rainbow Missions
seeks to bring hope for a brighter
future and share the love of Christ
through practical help.
Address: 18009 168th Way SE,
Renton, WA, 98058
Phone Number: 206-734-7000
www.therainbows.org
Rainier Scholars
Charity ID: 53115
A long term academic and
leadership enrichment program
committed to cultivating the
academic potential of talented and
motivated young people of color.
Address: 2100 24th Ave S, Ste 210
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-407-2111
rainierscholars.org
Real Change Homeless
Empowerment Project
Charity ID: 53188
The Real Change Homeless
Empowerment Project has many
faces, a newspaper, an advocacy
group, a Homeless Speakers
Bureau, and literary workshops. We
do a lot, and all of it is working
toward building bridges among the
poor, homeless and the greater
community, while engaging the
broader public in fighting for
economic justice.
Address: 2129 2nd Ave Seattle,
WA 98121
Phone Number: 206- 441-3247
www.realchangenews.org
Recovery Centers Of King County
Charity ID: 53189
Comprehensive community-based
services for alcohol/drug problems,
including medically supervised
detoxification and sobering services,
outpatient treatment, A/D education
programs, childcare, and
alcohol/drug free housing.
Address: 464 12Th Ave., Ste. 300,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-322-2970
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life of recovery is not only possible,
but within reach.
Refugee Women's Alliance
Charity ID: 11016
Address: 12029 113Th Ave NE,
Kirkland, WA 98034
Phone Number: 800-776-5944
www.residencexii.org
Refugee Women's Alliance is a
nonprofit, multi-ethnic organization
that promotes inclusion,
independence, personal leadership
and strong communities by
providing refugee and immigrant
women and families with culturally
and linguistically appropriate
services. ReWA advocates for
social justice, public policy changes,
and equal access to services while
respecting cultural values and the
right to self determination.
Address: 4008 Martin Luther King
Jr. Way S, Seattle, WA, 98108
Phone Number: 206-721-0243
www.rewa.org
Renton Area Youth & Family
Services
Charity ID: 10091
We at RAYS value our history of
experience and partnerships in the
Renton, Tukwila, and South King
County communities. It is our longterm connection and presence in
these communities that gives us a
richer and fuller understanding of
the challenges faced by the children
and families we serve. We
continually focus on the relevancy of
our work by researching community
needs, assessing program/service
effectiveness, implementing
effective service models, and
seeking input from community
stakeholders.
Address: 1025 South 3rd St,
Renton, WA, 98055
Phone Number: 425-271-5600
www.rays.org
Residence XII
Charity ID: 00045
Located in Kirkland, WA, Residence
XII is the premier alcohol and
chemical dependency treatment
center for women and their families
in the Northwest. At Residence XII,
we recognize the special issues and
needs of women with alcohol and
chemical dependency. That’s why
we are committed to helping women
and their families understand the
disease of addiction and how it has
impacted their lives. We are also
committed to showing them that a
Richmond Beach Congregational
Church
Charity ID: 53116
We are committed to join others in
caring for the peoples and places of
the broader community. We share in
the struggle for justice and peace,
forming partnerships and sharing
our resources.
Address: 1512 Northwest 195th,
Shoreline, WA, 98177
Phone Number: 206-542-7477
www.rbccucc.org
Rise N' Shine
Charity ID: 16019
Since 1988, Rise n' Shine, has been
providing emotional support
programs, stability, advocacy, and
AIDS education for children and
teens affected by HIV and AIDS.
This includes children and teens
who have been orphaned by the
disease, children and teens who live
with a parent or other close family
member with HIV or AIDS, and
those who are infected themselves.
Address: 417 23rd Ave South,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-628-8949
www.risenshine.org
Rocky Mountain Institute
Charity ID: 53117
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) is an
independent, entrepreneurial,
nonprofit organization. We foster the
efficient and restorative use of
resources to make the world secure,
just, prosperous, and life-sustaining.
Address: 1739 Snowmass Creek
Road, Snowmass, Colorado 81654
Phone Number: 970-927-3851
www.rmi.org
Ronald McDonald House
Charities
Charity ID: 20067
A strong mind. A strong body. And a
safe, supportive place to grow.
These are things that every child
needs - and deserves. Helping to
provide these things is what we do.
By creating, finding and supporting
programs that directly improve the
health and well-being of children,
Ronald McDonald House Charities
(RMHC) is working to better the
lives of children and their families
around the world.
Address: One Kroc Drive, Oak
Brook, IL, 60523
Phone Number: 630-623-7048
www.rmhc.org
Rosehedge Homecare - AIDS
Housing & Health Care
Charity ID: 32006
Provides high quality, cost-effective,
compassionate health care and
residential services to persons living
with HIV, AIDS and other
chronic/terminal illnesses.
Address: 12718 15th Ave NE,
Seattle, WA, 98125
Phone Number: 206-365-6806
www.rosehedge.org
Safe Crossings Foundation
Charity ID: 53118
The Safe Crossings Foundation's
mission is to fund and otherwise
support services, resources and
activities for children who are
dealing with end-of-life issues,
including anticipatory grief
counseling, bereavement support,
education, outreach, advocacy, and
research.
Address: 6548 51st Ave NE,
Seattle, WA 98115
Phone Number: 206-320-4000
www.safecrossingsfoundation.org
Safeplace - Washington
Charity ID: 53190
We strive to stop sexual and
domestic violence and advocate for
personal and societal change
through crisis intervention and
education.
Address: 314 Legion Way SE,
Olympia, WA, 98501
Phone Number: 360-786-8754
www.safeplaceolympia.org
Salvation Army - Bremerton
Charity ID: 31026
The Salvation Army exists to meet
the basic material and spiritual
needs of all who come, regardless
of race, creed, sexual orientation or
national origin.
Address: PO Box 886, 832 6th St,
Bremerton, WA 98337
Phone Number: 360-373-5550
www.salvationarmy.org
Address: 9501 Greenwood Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-783-1225
www.tsagreenwood.org
Salvation Army - Everett
Charity ID: 53119
Salvation Army - Skagit
Charity ID: 53122
The Salvation Army mission is to
preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His
name without discrimination.
The Salvation Army mission is to
preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His
name without discrimination.
Address: PO Box 1184, Everett,
WA, 98206
Phone Number: 425-259-8129
www.everettsarmy.org
Address: 3001 R Ave, PO Box 303
Anacortes, WA 98221
Phone Number: 360-293-6682
www.nwarmy.org
Salvation Army - King County
Charity ID: 53120
Salvation Army National
Headquarters
Charity ID: 53123
The Salvation Army mission is to
preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His
name without discrimination.
Address: PO Box 9219, Seattle,
WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-281-4600
www.salvationarmynw.org
Salvation Army - Northwest
Division
Charity ID: 10094
The Salvation Army mission is to
preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His
name without discrimination.
Address: PO Box 9219, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 800-736-7291
www.salvationarmy.org
Salvation Army - Olympia Corps
Charity ID: 53121
The Salvation Army, an international
movement, is an evangelical part of
the universal Christian Church. Its
message is based on the Bible. Its
ministry is motivated by love for
God. Its mission is to preach the
gospel of Jesus Christ.
Address: PO Box 173, Olympia,
WA, 98507
Phone Number: 360-754-2441
www.salvationarmyolympia.org
Salvation Army - Seattle
Charity ID: 53124
The Salvation Army mission is to
preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His
name without discrimination.
The Salvation Army mission is to
preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His
name without discrimination.
Address: 615 Slaters Ln, PO Box
269 Alexandria, VA 22313
Phone Number: 703-684-5500
www.salvationarmyusa.org
San Juan Community Home Trust
Charity ID: 53125
San Juan Community Home Trust is
a private non-profit 501(c)(3)
corporation created to acquire and
hold land for the benefit of San Juan
Island and provide secure affordable
access to land and housing for San
Juan Island residents.
Address: PO Box 2603, Friday
Harbor, WA 98250
Phone Number: 360-378-5541
www.hometrust.org
Save The Children Federation Inc.
Charity ID: 04017
Provides relief and development
programs in health, education and
economic opportunities to over 12
million children and families in the
United States and developing
countries.
Address: 54 Wilton Road,
Westport, CO, 06880
Phone Number: 800-728-3843
www.savethechildren.org
Seattle Children's Home
Charity ID: 10095
Nothing can come close to the
heartbreak of having a child with
mental health issues or
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developmental disabilities and not
knowing what to do. Since 1884,
Seattle Children's Home (SCH) has
been taking care of the special
needs of children and their families.
At SCH, a full spectrum of care is
offered. Services range from
residential treatment with 24 hour
nursing and psychiatric services to
less intensive counseling visits.
Address: 2142 10th Ave W,
Seattle, WA 98119
Phone Number: 206-283-3300
www.seattlechildrenshome.org
Seattle Country Day School
Charity ID: 53127
Seattle Country Day School is an
independent Kindergarten through
Eighth Grade school committed to
developing the abilities of children of
high intellectual and creative
promise.
Address: 2619 4th Ave North,
Seattle, WA, 98109
Phone Number: 206-284-6220
www.seattlecountryday.org
Seattle Emergency Housing
Services
Charity ID: 53191
The agency now provides both
short-term emergency shelter and
longer-term transitional housing. But
SEHS is more than just housing:
SEHS is a safe, stable environment
offering many resources to help
families resolve the crisis that led to
homelessness.
Address: 905 Spruce St, Ste 100,
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-3660
www.emergencyhousing.org
Seattle Fire Department - Seattle's
Bravest Charity (Formerly Seattle
Fire Fighters Benevolent
Association) (City Org)
Charity ID: 30000
Originally known as "Seattle
Firefighter's Benevolent
Association," it has since grown into
an organization with a broad scope,
capable of providing support to our
community and entities within the
Seattle Fire Department.
Address: 517 Second Ave West,
Seattle, WA, 98119
Phone Number: 206-285-1271
www.seattlesbravestcharity.org
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Seattle Goodwill Industries
Charity ID: 24013
information and referrals for women
who partner with women.
Goodwill provides quality, effective
employment training and basic
education to individuals
experiencing significant barriers to
economic opportunity. Because jobs
change lives.
Address: 511 East Pike St, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-6540
www.verbenahealth.org
Address: 1765 6th Ave. S. Seattle
WA 98134
Phone Number: 206-329-1000
www.seattlegoodwill.org
Seattle Indian Health Board
Charity ID: 53128
To assist American Indians and
Alaska Natives in achieving the
highest possible physical, mental,
emotional, social, and spiritual wellbeing through the provision of
culturally appropriate services, and
to advocate for the needs of all
Indian people, especially the most
vulnerable members of our
community.
Address: PO Box 3364 Seattle WA
98114
Phone Number: 206-324-9360
www.sihb.org
Seattle Insight Meditation Society
Charity ID: 53129
The Seattle Insight Meditation
Society (SIMS) is a non-profit
organization devoted to offering the
Buddha's teachings on insight and
awareness to all those who seek
them.
Address: PO Box 95817, Seattle,
WA, 98145
Phone Number: 206-366-2111
www.seattleinsight.org
Seattle Milk Fund
Charity ID: 24014
Seattle Milk Fund, a non-profit
organization established in 1907,
provides temporary emergency
assistance, educational aid, and
child care grants to families in the
greater Seattle area. Our
commitment to the community is
fulfilled through volunteers who
raise funds and personally serve
qualified families.
Address: 1130 N Northgate Way,
Seattle, WA 98133
Phone Number: 206-526-7944
www.seattlemilkfund.org
Seattle Youth Involvement
Network
Charity ID: 24073
Seattle Youth Involvement Network
ensures and promotes the
development of an effective and
confident youth voice among middle
and high school-aged youth by
creating avenues for civic
involvement, leadership training,
and decision making.
Address: 172 20th Ave, Seattle WA
98122
Phone Number: 206-252-0990
www.seattleschools.org
Seattle's Union Gospel Mission
Charity ID: 53193
Seattle Jobs Initiative is a nonprofit
organization that creates
opportunities for people to support
themselves and their families
through living wage careers.
Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission
(UGM) is a private faith-based
organization that helps the
community reach out with
compassion to those who have lost
hope. And as a community, we
empower one another to build, lead
and give back.
Address: 330 6th Ave North, Ste
301 ,Seattle, WA 98109
Phone Number: 206-628-6975
www.seattlejobsinitiative.com
Address: PO Box 202, Seattle, WA,
98111
Phone Number: 206-723-1076
www.ugm.org
Seattle Lesbian Cancer Project
Charity ID: 16021
Shepherd's Counseling Services
Charity ID: 53226
A grassroots organization dedicated
to providing advocacy, education,
Shepherd's Counseling Services is
a secular, non-profit agency
exclusively dedicated to serving
adult men and women who were
Seattle Jobs Initiative
Charity ID: 53130
sexually abused as children. We
provide the unique opportunity for
these men and women to receive
specialized, wll-respected,
affordable, long-term individual and
group therapy by Masters-level
therapists. Shepherd's speaks up
about an unspeakable problem that
happens all too often in our
community. With the help of the
community, Shepherd's believes we
can meet our greatest challenge to
serving our client's needs--keeping
services affordable to all who need
them.
Address: 2601 Broadway E,
Seattle, WA, 98102
Phone Number: 206-323-7131
www.shepherdstherapy.org
Sherwood Community Services
Charity ID: 27024
Sherwood provides innovative,
inclusive services for children and
adults with disabilities in their
communities throughout Snohomish
County. Sherwood is a recognized
leader in providing services that
empower children and adults to be
included and to actively participate
in their communities.
Address: 402 91st Ave NE, Lake
Stevens, WA 98258
Phone Number: 425-334-4071
www.sherwoodcs.org
Sisters Of Perpetual Indulgence The Abbey Of St. Joan
Charity ID: 53207
We are an order of Twenty-first
Century nuns dedicated to the
promulgation of universal joy and
the expiation of stigmatic guilt. We
work to raise money for AIDS
charities; fight for queer rights and
visibility; do safer sex outreach; and
strive diligently to keep our sense of
humor, never taking ourselves so
seriously that we forget to have fun.
We gladly welcome all races,
creeds, genders, and sexual
orientations.
Address: 1122 E. Pike St, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-860-3666
www.theabbey.org
Skagit County Community Action
Charity ID: 19014
Umbrella agency of 24+ programs;
provides emergency assistance and
goal-oriented interventions to
reduce poverty impact. Programs
include Emergency Family Shelter,
Adult Literacy, WIC, Legal and
more.
Address: PO Box 7, Everett, WA
98206
Phone Number: 425-259-2827
www.snocobw.org
Address: 330 Pacific Place, Mount
Vernon WA 98273
Phone Number: 360-416-7585
www.skagitcap.org
Social Justice Fund Northwest
Charity ID: 53131
Skagit Domestic Violence And
Sexual Assault Services
Charity ID: 19016
Skagit DV&SA Services is a 501 (c)
(3) private, non-profit organization
located in Mount Vernon, WA
serving Skagit County since 1979.
Skagit DV&SA Services is the
recognized provider of domestic
violence and sexual assault services
in Skagit County and provides
confidential assistance for victims of
domestic violence, dating violence,
rape, child sexual abuse, stalking,
elder abuse, sexual assault and
sexual harassment.
Address: PO Box 301, Mount
Vernon, WA 98273
Phone Number: 360-336-9591
www.skagitdvsas.org
Skagit Valley Family YMCA
Charity ID: 19017
The Skagit Valley Family YMCA is a
charitable organization dedicated to
building a healthy spirit, mind, and
body. Part of a world-wide
movement, it puts Christian
principles into practice through
programs that promote good health,
strong families, leadership,
community development and
international understanding.
Address: 215 East Fulton, Mount
Vernon, WA 98273
Phone Number: 360-336-9622
www.svymca.org
Snohomish Center For Battered
Women
Charity ID: 53194
We are the only program in
Snohomish County providing
emergency shelter and
comprehensive services to victims
of domestic violence and their
children. CBW is committed to
affecting social change by working
directly with battered women and
the community to eliminate domestic
violence.
Social Justice Fund NW is a
member-funded foundation that
supports the creation of a just
society through fundraising, grant
making, and member involvement.
Address: 603 Stewart St,
#1007,Seattle WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-624-4081
www.socialjusticefund.org
Society Of St. Andrew
Charity ID: 38031
A Christian ministry dedicated to
gleaning America's fields and
feeding America's hungry, we
provide healthy, nutritious produce
to society's most vulnerable through
innovative, cost effective programs.
Address: 3383 Sweet Hollow Road,
Big Island, VA 24526
Phone Number: 800-333-4597
www.endhunger.org
Society Of St. Vincent De Paul
Charity ID: 24058
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is
the world’s most distinguished
“Friend of the Poor.” As a volunteer
organization helping the needy, we
are internationally acknowledged
experts.
Address: 58 Progress Pkwy, St.
Louis, Missouri, 63043
Phone Number: 314-576-3993
www.svdpusa.org
Solid Ground (Formerly Fremont
Public Association)
Charity ID: 10203
We are dedicated to achieving a just
and caring community, free from
poverty, prejudice and neglect.
Address: 1501 N. 45th St, Seattle,
WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-694-6700
www.fremontpublic.org
SOS Children's Villages-USA
Charity ID: 20006
To provide children who have lost
their parents or who are no longer
able to live with them a loving home
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and a stable environment in which
they can thrive.
supremacists and its tracking of
hate groups.
St. John The Evangelist Parish
Charity ID: 53206
Address: 1200 G St NW,
#550,Washington, DC 20005
Phone Number: 202-347-7920
www.sos-usa.org
Address: 400 Washington Ave,
Montgomery, AL, 36104
Phone Number: 334-956-8200
www.splcenter.org
Sound Mental Health
Charity ID: 10166
Southwest Youth And Family
Services
Charity ID: 10104
Under the guidance of the Holy
Spirit, the people of St. John the
Evangelist Parish are called to
embrace the Church’s mission of
proclaiming the Good News of
Salvation through Jesus Christ for
all. Our witness to the presence of
God and our reaching out to others
allows us to deepen our relationship
with God. We accomplish this
through our worship together,
especially in the celebration of the
Eucharist; through ongoing faith
development for all people of all
ages and life situations; through the
performance of good works; and
through responsible stewardship by
which we care for the gifts given to
us by our God.
Strengthen our community and
improve the lives of our clients by
delivering excellent health and
human services tailored to meet
their needs.
Address: 1600 East Olive St,
Seattle , WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-302-2300
www.smh.org
Sound Works
Charity ID: 31027
Provides low-income clients with
information on job listings from
various entities, free employment
counseling, job placement
assistance, and help with resumes,
cover letters and applications.
Address: PO Box 2019, Poulsbo,
WA 98370
Phone Number: 360-779-1160
www.homepages.donobi.net/sound
works
Southeast Youth & Family
Services
Charity ID: 10103
Southeast Youth and Family
services is a community based,
nonprofit agency which provides a
wide range of services for youth and
their families in southeast Seattle.
Our mission is to assist youth and
families in southeast Seattle by
providing diversified, culturally
sensitive community services that
facilitate and empower youth to
make healthy life choices.
Address: 3722 South Hudson St,
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-721-5542
www.scn.org/seyouth
Southern Poverty Law Center
Charity ID: 20008
The Southern Poverty Law Center
was founded in 1971 as a small civil
rights law firm. Today, SPLC is
internationally known for its
tolerance education programs, its
legal victories against white
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Southwest Youth & Family Services
helps people use their own
strengths to make what they want of
their lives. We offer counseling,
education, and family support
programs for people in West
Seattle, White Center, and South
Park, and many participants use
more than one program. Most of our
services are free.
Address: 4555 Delridge Way SW,
Seattle, WA, 98106
Phone Number: 206-937-7680
www.swyfs.org
Special Olympics - Washington
Charity ID: 53195
The mission of Special Olympics
Washington is to provide year-round
sports training and athletic
competition in a variety of Olympictype sports for children and adults
with intellectual disabilities. Special
Olympics Washington provides
athletes continuing opportunities to
develop physical fitness,
demonstrate courage, experience
joy and participate in a sharing of
gifts, skills and friendship with their
families, other Special Olympic
athletes, and the community.
Address: 2150 North 107th St, Ste.
220, Seattle, WA 98133-9009.
Phone Number: 800-700-8585
www.sowa.org
St. Andrew's Housing Group
Charity ID: 17014
St. Andrew's Housing Group is
dedicated to improving the quality of
life for people with limited income on
King County’s Eastside,
empowering these families to
succeed by providing housing and
access to services while
strengthening local communities
and encouraging diversity.
Address: 2650-148th Ave SE,
Bellevue, WA, 98007
Phone Number: 425-746-1699
www.sahg.org
Address: 121 North 80th St,
Seattle, WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206- 782-2810
www.stjohnsea.org
St. Louise Parish School
Charity ID: 53133
St. Louise Parish School is
dedicated to providing kindergarten
through eighth grade students
educational excellence in an
atmosphere fostering Catholic faith
and values. We are committed to
spiritual and personal growth,
academic excellence, and service to
others.
Address: 133 156th Ave SE,
Bellevue, WA, 98007
Phone Number: 425-644-3294
www.stlouiseschool.org
St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance
Charity ID: 15005
Provides food to families including
Asian and Latino targets, homeless,
infants, working poor and seniors.
Address: 2831 N 31st Ave,
Phoenix, AZ, 85009
Phone Number: 602-352-3640
www.firstfoodbank.org
St. Matthew School
Charity ID: 53134
In partnership with the home and
parish, we are here to promote
Christian Catholic faith and
academic excellence in an
environment of opportunity, love,
service, forgiveness and cultural
diversity.
Address: 1230 NE 127th St.
Seattle, WA 98125
Phone Number: 206-362-2785
www.stmattschool.org
Address: 5950 4th Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98018
Phone Number: 206-767-9975
www.stvincentdepaul-seattle.org
Address: 18024 Dunbar RD, Mt.
Vernon, WA, 98272
Phone Number: 360-293-5609
www.summitdogs.org
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Charity ID: 53135
Stanwood Camano Community
Resources Center (A Program Of
Community Resources
Foundation)
Charity ID: 27011
Tacoma Rescue Mission
Charity ID: 53196
The mission of the Episcopal
Church is “to restore all people to
unity with God and each other in
Christ.” In terms of beliefs, the
Episcopal Church subscribes to the
historic Creeds (Nicene and
Apostles), considers the Bible to be
divinely inspired, holds the Eucharist
to be the central act of Christian
worship and considers baptism to
be the way that people become full
members of the Christian Church.
Address: 15 Roy St, Seattle, WA,
98109
Phone Number: 206-282-0786
www.stpaulseattle.org
St. Therese's Parish
Charity ID: 53213
St. Therese Church was built in
1926. It serves not only the
surrounding neighborhoods but
people from all over the Seattle
area. St. Therese traditionally has
attracted many persons from
beyond the geographical boundaries
of the parish with its liturgy, its
music, its active laity, its small size,
and its big spirit. The faith
community is racially, culturally, and
economically diverse.
Address: 3416 E Marion St,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-720-7274
www.saintthereseparish.org
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Seattle Council
Charity ID: 53136
Members of the Society of
St.Vincent de Paul (or
"Vincentians") are men and women
who strive to grow spiritually by
offering person-to-person service to
individuals in need. We are young
and old. Our members come in
every shade of skin color. Some of
us are wealthy, some are financially
poor, but all of us are blessed with
an awareness that our blessings
(time, talent or treasure) are to be
shared with our brothers and sisters
in need.
Provides opportunities for
individuals to develop and
strengthen their resiliency skills
through support, education,
information and community activities
and thereby foster a healthy
community.
Address: 9620 - 271st St NW,
Stanwood, WA, 98292
Phone Number: 360-629-5257
Website Not Available
Stonewall Youth
Charity ID: 16024
Stonewall Youth is a non-profit
community organization that
supports, informs, and advocates for
youth up to 21 years old who
identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgendered, or who have
questions about their sexual
orientation or gender identity. The
organization was founded in 1991
and today provides a wide spectrum
of services, including Youth
Outreach, Peer Support Groups,
and Community Education.
Address: PO Box 7383, Olympia,
WA, 98507
Phone Number: 360-705-2738
www.stonewallyouth.org
Summit Assistance Dogs
Charity ID: 53228
Summit Assistance Dogs changes
lives four paws at a time by
providing highly skilled mobility,
hearing and therapy dogs for people
with disabilities, empowering them
to live lives of greater
independence. We are based in
Anacortes but serve the entire
Northwest. We have graduated 45
service dog partnerships since our
founding in 2000, and we currently
have about 30 people on our waiting
list. We hope you can help us fill this
important need with your financial
support. Visit our website for stories
about our 45 graduate teams.
Provide services to homeless men,
women, and children such as
emergency shelters, meals,
clothing, alcohol/drug rehabilitation,
GED preparation, transitional
housing, and share our Christian
faith.
Address: 702 Pacific Ave, Tacoma,
WA, 98402
Phone Number: 253-383-4462
www.trm.org
Tape Ministries Northwest
Charity ID: 53137
To provide wholesome, inspirational
recorded material for people who
cannot read due to blindness, visual
impairment or other disabilities. We
aim to share the pure joy of reading
through books that inspire, entertain
and provide encouragement,
comfort, and hope.
Address: 840 S192nd St, Seattle,
WA, 98148
Phone Number: 206-243-7377
www.tapeministries.org
Teen Challenge International
Pacific Northwest Region
Charity ID: 53138
Teen Challenge is a twelve-month
residential restoration program
assisting adults and juveniles in
recovering from life-controlling
addictions. In addition, our students
work on overcoming rebellion and
the self-destructive behaviors
associated with their addictions.
Address: PO Box 609, Lebanon,
OR 32773
Phone Number: 541-259-3380
www.teenchallengepnw.com
TeenHope, Inc.
Charity ID: 00066
TeenHope is youth agency
providing shelter, mediation, drop-in
services and outreach to youth age
13-17 years. We provide meals,
showers, beds, resources,
mediation case management to
homeless teens. We're located at
the county line between Snohomish
and King Counties, in Shoreline,
85
WA. We have a great staff and
group of volunteers that give hope
to youth in crisis.
Address: PO Box 55903, Shoreline,
WA, 98155
Phone Number: 206-546-4226
www.teenhopewa.org
Tenants Union
Charity ID: 53139
The Tenants Union is on the move,
organizing tenants in Washington
State for housing justice. We're
winning important victories, but
we're limited by our financial
resources. Help build the movement
to protect and expand tenants rights
and make the promise of safe,
healthy, affordable housing a reality.
Address: 5425 B Rainier Ave S
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-722-6848
www.tenantsunion.org
Transitional Resources
Charity ID: 53141
At Transitional Resources (TR), we
provide optimistic and respectful
mental health services to adults with
major mental illnesses. We offer
community-based rehabilitative
services to help clients work toward
stability and productivity.
Address: 2970 SW Avalon Way,
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone Number: 206 883-2051
www.transitionalresources.org
Treehouse
Charity ID: 00067
Foster children live in an uncertain
world. Many are moved from home
to home four or five times in less
than a year. Switching homes often
means losing favorite toys and
stuffed animals, saying goodbye to
neighbors and friends, leaving with
just the clothes on your back ...
losing a sense of identity and
purpose. Dealing with the unknown
on a daily basis is one of the
greatest challenges to survival.
Stability and permanence, normal to
many children, are not guaranteed
to a foster child.
Address: 2100-24th Ave S., Ste
200, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-767-7000
www.treehouse4kids.org
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Union Gospel Mission
Association Of Spokane - Youth
Outreach Programs
Charity ID: 53142
Reaching the poor of our community
with love and the power of the
Gospel so that they might become
God-dependant contributing
members of society.
Address: PO Box 4066, Spokane,
WA, 99220
Phone Number: 509-535-8510
www.ugmspokane.org
United Indians Of All Tribes
Foundation
Charity ID: 10115
the integrity of a strong safety net of
health and human services across
King.
Address: 720 Second Ave , Seattle,
WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-461-4529
www.uwkc.org
United Way Of Kitsap County
Charity ID: 31000
A local organization providing
leadership and support for the
community in addressing social
issues through consolidated
fundraising and allocation of
resources to meet community
needs.
United Indians of All Tribes
Foundation (UIATF) was founded to
serve as a focal point for this
renewal and regeneration in the
Greater Seattle area and beyond.
Address: 647 4th St, Bremerton,
WA 98337
Phone Number: 360-377-8505
www.unitedwaykitsap.org
Address: PO Box 99100, Seattle,
WA, 98199
Phone Number: 206-285-4425
www.unitedindians.com
United Way Of Pierce County
Charity ID: 53143
United Methodist Committee On
Relief
Charity ID: 04018
Non-profit humanitarian organization
focusing on the alleviation of hunger
and poverty, disaster relief and
refugee assistance. Providing local
economic and agricultural
development.
Address: 475 Riverside Drive
Room 330, New York, NY 10115
Phone Number: 800-554-8583
www.gbgm-umc.org/umcor
United Service Organization
(USO) - Puget Sound Area
Charity ID: 10112
Enhance the quality of life of U .S.
Armed forces and their families and
create cooperative relationships
between U.S. military communities
and supporting civilian communities.
Address: 17801 International Blvd,
PMB Box 313, SeaTac, WA, 98158
Phone Number: 206-246-1908
www.usopsa.org
United Way Of King County
Charity ID: 10000
United Way of King County is
committed to ending homelessness,
assuring all children enter school
ready to succeed, and maintaining
Making measurable improvements
in the lives of people in our
community by resolving tough
issues and funding a safety net of
115 programs.
Address: 1501 Pacific Ave 4th Fl ,
Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone Number: 253-272-4263
www.uwpc.org
United Way Of Skagit County
Charity ID: 19000
United Way of Skagit County
partners with the following
organizations that share our view
that the way to improve lives is by
mobilizing the caring power of
communities. Our partners’ longterm commitments are essential to
addressing key social issues, such
as helping children and youth
achieve their potential; promoting
financial stability and independence;
and improving people’s health.
Address: PO Box 451 , Burlington,
WA 98233
Phone Number: 360-755-9521
www.unitedwayskagit.org
United Way Of Snohomish
County
Charity ID: 27000
Beyond simply making a
contribution, United Way
understands that you really want to
make a difference right here. You
want to see that your gift is making
the largest impact, working for the
greatest good, and improving the
lives of those who need help most.
That’s why we focus on the
underlying causes of the most
serious problems. Community
leaders from all walks of life—
business, government, nonprofits
and ordinary citizens—give financial
support, time and energy to United
Way to create long-term, lasting
change.
Address: 3120 McDougall Ave Ste
200, Everett, WA 98201
Phone Number: 425-921-3400
www.uwsc.org
Unity Church In Lynnwood
Charity ID: 53198
Our congregation consists of
approximately 150 people of all
ages, and many cultural and
religious backgrounds. This diverse
group comes together in a relaxed
atmosphere for dynamic worship
services with positive, Bible-based
practical messages and inspiring
music. Outstanding educational
programs for youth and adults alike
and a wonderful array of social and
service events are also a part of our
everyday lives.
Address: 16727 Alderwood Mall
Pkwy, Lynnwood, WA, 98037
Phone Number: 425-741-7172.
www.unityinlynnwood.org
University District Food Bank
Charity ID: 15007
Each month we provide groceries,
special needs food and referral
services to 3, 000+ low-income
Northeast Seattle families including
infants, children, adults, seniors and
homeless.
Address: 1413 NE 50th St, Seattle,
WA, 98105
Phone Number: 206-523-7060
www.udistrictfoodbank.org
Urban League Of Metropolitan
Seattle
Charity ID: 10099
The Urban League of Metropolitan
Seattle strives to empower, enable
and assist African Americans, other
people of color, and disadvantaged
individuals in becoming selfsufficient through public advocacy,
providing services and developing
strong business and community
partnerships.
seek to continue a lifetime of service
to the nation.
Address: 105 14th Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-461-3792
www.urbanleague.org
Address: 669 South Washington
St, Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone Number: 866-799-8673
www.thevnsf.org
Vajralama Buddhist Center
Charity ID: 53145
Viet Blind Children Foundation
(Blind Vietnamese Children
Foundation)
Charity ID: 53148
To offer classes on Buddhist
philosophy, psychology and
meditation for the general public.
Address: 6556 24th Ave NW ,
Seattle, WA 98117
Phone Number: 206-526-9565
www.meditateinseattle.org
We support schools and homes, as
well as career development and
healthcare programs that enhance
the quality of life of visually-impaired
children residing in Vietnam.
Valley Cities Counseling &
Consultation
Charity ID: 10117
Address: 1045 Sloat Blvd, San
Francisco, CA 94132
Phone Number: 888-877-0736
www.vietblindchildren.org
Valley Cities Counseling &
Consultation provides a full range of
mental health and substance abuse
services to individuals of all ages
and their families.
Address: 2704 I St NE, Auburn,
WA, 98002
Phone Number: 253-833-7444
www.valleycities.com
Vashon United Methodist Church
Charity ID: 53224
Vashon United Methodist Church
and mission outreach.
Address: 17928 Vashon Hwy SW,
Vashon, WA, 98070
Phone Number: 206-463-9804
Website Not Available
Vashon Youth And Family
Services
Charity ID: 10148
Dedicated to providing residents
with affordable counseling,
therapeutic groups, life skills
education and family support, and
connecting low-income adults to
employment opportunities.
Address: PO Box 237, Vashon, WA
98070
Phone Number: 206-463-5511
www.vyfs.org
Veterans For National Security
Foundation
Charity ID: 53147
The Veterans for National Security
Foundation (VNSF) is dedicated to
distinguished military veterans who
Vietnam Veterans Assistance
Fund
Charity ID: 53149
We're Vietnam Veterans helping
today's disabled, homeless and
needy veterans with shelter,
counseling, and medical benefits
assistance with appreciation for their
service to America.
Address: 8605 Cameron St Ste 400
, Silver Spring, MD, 20910
Phone Number: 301-589-4613
www.vvafund.org
Vietnam Veterans Of America
Foundation
Charity ID: 20016
VVA's goals are to promote and
support the full range of issues
important to Vietnam veterans, to
create a new identity for this
generation of veterans, and to
change public perception of Vietnam
veterans.
Address: 2001 S St NW 7th Fl,
Washington, DC 20009
Phone Number: (202) 483-9222
www.vvvaf.org
Village Community Services
Charity ID: 27029
Our support services and advocacy
help individuals with disabilities to
achieve integration and full
participation in their communities.
Address: 3210 Smokey Point Dr.,
Ste 200, Arlington, WA 98223
Phone Number: 360-653-7752
www.villagecommunitysvcs.org
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Village Missions
Charity ID: 53150
Village Missions exists to glorify
Jesus Christ by developing
spiritually vital churches in rural
North America.
Address: 696 E Ellendale Ave,
Dallas, OR, 97338
Phone Number: 503-623-4107
www.village-missions.org
Village of Hope (Seattle), The
Charity ID: 53217
The Village of Hope works with
elders, children, youth and adults to
help people to live powerfully in
aspect of our lives. We hold Village
gatherings, provide individual
support and organize in the
community. Our approach is
multigenerational and our focus
areas include prison re-entry, youth
development, economic
development and community
organizing.
Address: 9601 35th Ave SW,
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone Number: (206) 937-2701
www.4realhope.org
people with disabilities, and other
underserved individuals access to
capital and business development
training.
Address: 2100 24th St S Ste 380,
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-352-1945
www.washingtoncash.org
Washington State 4-H Foundation
Charity ID: 53153
Address: 1820 E Pine St, Ste 324,
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone Number: 206-324-3063
www.wroc.org
Address: 7612 Pioneer Way,
Puyallup, WA, 98371
Phone Number: 253-445-4570
www.4h.wsu.edu/foundation
West Seattle Food Bank (Junction
Community Food Bank)
Charity ID: 15004
Washington State Coalition
Against Domestic Violence
Charity ID: 53154
The West Seattle Food Bank works
to eliminate hunger in West Seattle
so that no one in our community will
go to bed hungry.
We are the leading voice to end
domestic violence in Washington.
Advocacy, training, educational
tools and community research with
our 65 independent member
shelters.
Vision House
Charity ID: 53151
Vision House provides transitional
housing, case management,
counseling and child advocacy for
homeless families.
Washington State Coalition For
The Homeless (WSCH)
Charity ID: 53155
Volunteers Of America
Charity ID: 27030
Volunteers of America creates
programs promoting self-sufficiency,
fostering independence, and
supporting positive development of
families, the elderly, and youth.
There are no limits to caring.
A statewide organization providing
advocacy, collaboration, referral,
public education, training, and
technical assistance on issues of
homelessness. Our mission is to
end homelessness.
West Seattle Helpline, Inc.
Charity ID: 53158
We provide financial aid and referral
advice to the members of our
community who find themselves in
need.
Address: 6516 35th Ave SW #204,
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone Number: 206-932-4357
www.westseattlehelpline.org
West Sound Treatment Center
Charity ID: 31028
Improving lives through Chemical
Dependency Treatment.
Address: 1415 Lumsden Rd , Port
Orchard, WA 98367
Phone Number: 360876 9430
Website Not Available
Washington Women In Need
Charity ID: 53156
Westgate Chapel Regional
Missions
Charity ID: 53203
Washington Women in Need is a
privately funded non-profit
organization that provides funding
for education and health care for
women in need in Washington state
Washington Community Alliance
For Self Help (CASH)
Charity ID: 00046
Address: 1849 114th Ave NE,
Bellevue, WA 98004
Phone Number: 425-451-8838
www.wawomeninneed.org
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Address: 3419 SW Morgan St,
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone Number: 206-932-9023
www.westseattlefoodbank.org
Address: PO Box 14461 ,
Tumwater, WA 98511
Phone Number: 360-357-6990
www.endhomelessnesswa.org
Address: 1660 Duke St ,
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone Number: 800-899-0089
www.volunteersofamerica.org
Washington CASH is a microenterprise development organization
that provides low-income women,
Educates and empowers low
income parents, especially those
who receive public assistance,
through clinics, classes and
workshops, leadership development
and individual advocacy and
assistance.
To enable the economic power of
individuals to benefit their chosen
communities.
Address: 1402 3rd Ave, Ste 406 ,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-389-2515
www.wscadv.org
Address: Po Box 2951, Renton,
WA, 98056
Phone Number: 425-228-6356
www.vision-house.org
Welfare Rights Organizing
Coalition
Charity ID: 11007
Contributions help us touch lives
through our Healing and Recovery
ministry, jail outreach, and
community support programs.
These contributions are crucial in
financing New Heart Place,
Westgate Chapel's men's residential
recovery home.
Address: 22901 Edmonds Way,
Edmonds, WA 98020
Phone Number: 425-775-2776
www.westgatechapel.com
that support women worldwide in
their actions to end poverty in their
lives, communities and nations.
Westside Baby
Charity ID: 53159
Address: 1825 Connecticut Ave
NW Ste 60, Washington DC 20009
Phone Number: 202-884-8396
www.womensedge.org
WestSide Baby is a nonprofit
organization that collects previously
owned items for children and babies
and distributes them free of charge
to South King County families in
need.
Address: 10032 15th Ave SW,
Seattle , WA, 98146
Phone Number: 206-767-1662
www.westsidebaby.org
Whidbey Institute
Charity ID: 53160
The Whidbey Institute connects the
human spirit with the natural world
through education, reflection, and
experience, liberating the capacity
to serve the common good.
Address: PO Box 57, Clinton, WA
98236
Phone Number: 360-341-1884
www.whidbeyinstitute.org
With Grace Training Foundation
Charity ID: 53161
With Grace's mission is to assist
and train low-income, disabled,
unemployed people to achieve selfsufficiency for themselves and their
families for a lifetime.
Address: 737 21st Ave. East ,
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone Number: 206-568 2118
www.withgrace.org
Women For Women International
Charity ID: 53162
We provide direct aid, rights
awareness and leadership
education, vocational skills training
and income generation support to
women survivors of war, conflict and
civil strife.
Address: 4455 Connecticut Ave
NW, Washington, DC 20009
Phone Number: 202-737-7705
www.womenforwomen.org
Women Thrive Worldwide
(Formerly Women's Edge
Coalition)
Charity ID: 53164
The Women’s Edge Coalition
advocates for international
economic policies and human rights
Womencare Shelter
Charity ID: 53163
Womencare, a private, non-profit
organization was established in
1979 to provide safe, confidential,
emergency shelter and support
services to women and their
children who are victims of domestic
violence.
Address: 4140 Meridian St Ste 210,
Bellingham, WA 98226
Phone Number: 360-671-8539
www.womencareshelter.org
Women's Enterprises
International
Charity ID: 53165
Woodinville Unity Church
Charity ID: 53166
We provide a spiritual environment
where God’s love, wisdom and truth
flourish and deepen for the benefit
of all beings and where the
celebration of creation is ongoing.
Address: PO Box 1012, Monroe,
WA 98272
Phone Number: 206-940-2231
www.unityofwoodinville.org
Work Opportunities
Charity ID: 27031
Provides a range of vocational
services, including individualized
planning, evaluation, skills training,
work experience, job development,
placement, and retention for
persons with disabilities.
Address: 6515 - 202nd St SW,
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Phone Number: 425-778-2156
www.workopportunities.org
We partner with women's groups in
developing countries in projects for
clean water and improving health.
We are also involved in micro
enterprise loans and education for
girls who would not be able to have
a basic education.
WACAP provides life-changing aid
and adoption services to orphans
and other children who need
families.
Address: PO Box 95775, Seattle,
WA, 98145
Phone Number: 206-601-1710
www.womensenterprises.org
Address: PO Box 88948, Seattle,
WA 98138
Phone Number: 206-575-4550
www.wacap.org
Women's Funding Alliance
Charity ID: 11000
YMCA Of Greater Seattle
Charity ID: 10127
Promotes justice, health and
opportunity by raising and
distributing funds to agencies
providing services to women and
girls in Puget Sound.
A leading youth and family human
service organization since 1876,
offering child care, teen
development, camping, youth
educational/employment programs,
plus wellness for all ages.
Address: 603 Stewart St Ste 207,
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-467-6733
www.wfalliance.org
Women's Housing Equality &
Enhancement League (WHEEL)
Charity ID: 00047
WHEEL is a non-hierarchical and
grassroots organizing effort of
homeless an formerly homeless
women.
Address: PO Box 2548, Seattle,
WA 98111
Phone Number: 206-956-0334
Website Not Available
World Association For Children
And Parents (WACAP)
Charity ID: 53152
Address: 909 4th Ave, Seattle, WA,
98104
Phone Number: 206-382-5003
www.seattleymca.org
YMCA Of Snohomish County
Charity ID: 27032
People of all ages, ethnic
backgrounds, and religions sharing
values of caring, honesty, respect
and responsibility through programs
that build strong kids, families and
communities.
Address: 2720 Rockefeller Ave,
Everett, WA 98201
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Phone Number: 425-258-9211
www.ymca-snoco.org
Young Life
Charity ID: 53168
www.yfc.org
Sufficiency, Caring for Youth and
Providing Safe Havens.
Youthcare
Charity ID: 10100
Address: 1118 Fifth Ave, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-461-4888
www.ywcaworks.org
Young Life brings the good news of
Jesus Christ into the lives of
adolescents with an approach that is
respectful of who kids are and
hopeful about who they can be
Youthcare provides a continuum of
services to homeless and at risk
adolescents. Services include
outreach, shelter, food, clothing,
school, case-management, and
many other services.
Address: PO Box 520, Colorado
Springs, CO 80901
Phone Number: 877-438-9572
www.younglife.org
Address: 2500 NE 54th St, Seattle,
WA 98105
Phone Number: 206-694-4500
www.youthcare.org
Young Life Central City Tacoma
Charity ID: 53169
Youthnet
Charity ID: 19027
Young Life is a non-denominational
Christian organization committed to
impacting kid's lives and preparing
them for the future.
Youthnet provides caring and
supportive educational and social
services to youth and families to
help them attain a productive and
successful life.
Address: 717 Tacoma Ave S Ste C,
Tacoma, WA, 98402
Phone Number: 253-320-8459
sites.younglife.org/sites/upnt
Youth Advocates
Charity ID: 10129
Address: PO Box 217, Mount
Vernon, WA 98273
Phone Number: 360-336-1610
www.youthnetnw.net
YWCA Family Village (East King
County YWCA)
Charity ID: 10230
Hunger & Food Distribution
Community Lunch On Capitol Hill
Charity ID: 54011
Joining with our volunteers and
giving partners, Community Lunch
on Capitol Hill (CLCH) provides a
hot lunch to low-income people in
Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.
We welcome them as our friends
and guests in an atmosphere of
hospitality and comfort. By sharing
lunch together twice a week, we
create community
Address: 1710 11Th Ave, Seattle
WA
Phone Number: 206-285-1271
www.communitylunch.org
Downtown Food Bank
Charity ID: 05001
The Youth Advocates Foster Care
Program serves 50 foster youth in
22 different foster homes, offering
regular and treatment foster care
services
We offer toddler, preschool and
Head Start Pre-K programs to
families who are eligible.
Our mission is to provide an
emergency response to the
nutritional needs of people in crisis
hunger situations throughout Seattle
and King County.
Address: 7509 Aurora Ave North
Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-781-2401
www.youthadvocates.org
Address: 16601 NE 80th St,
Redmond, WA 98052
Phone Number: 425-556-1350
www.ywcaworks.org
Address: 85 Pike St #200, Seattle,
WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-329-0300
www.pikeplacemarket.org
Youth Eastside Services
Charity ID: 10130
YWCA Of Kitsap County
Charity ID: 31029
ELCA World Hunger
Charity ID: 54010
Youth Eastside Services assists 37,
000 at-risk Eastside children and
parents annually with mental health
counseling and crisis intervention –
regardless of a client's ability to pay.
The YWCA of Kitsap County
provides support, advocacy and
referrals to families affected by
domestic violence, to families with
children at-risk for neglect and
abuse, pregnant and parenting
teens and at-risk youth.
ELCA World Hunger improves the
lives of people in need in the United
States and around the world by
providing immediate relief for people
affected by chronic hunger and
poverty; assisting whole
communities through long-term,
sustainable development to help
alleviate chronic hunger and poverty
advocating for justice by changing
laws and systems educating
members of the ELCA in awareness
of issues relating to hunger, poverty
and justice.
Address: 999 164th Ave. NE ,
Bellevue, WA 98008
Phone Number: 425-747-4937
www.youtheastsideservices.org
Youth For Christ/Use
Charity ID: 53170
We see hope and potential in every
young person, and seek to develop
it through life-changing relationships
in campus, community and church
settings.
Address: PO Box 4478,
Englewood, CO 80155
Phone Number: 303-843-9000
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Address: 905 Pacific Ave,
Bremerton, WA 98310
Phone Number: 360-479-0522
www.kcdvtf.org
YWCA Of Seattle - King County Snohomish County
Charity ID: 10128
The YWCA serves some 50,000
women and families in King and
Snohomish counties each year with
these critical services: Ending
Homelessness, Creating Self-
Address: PO Box 71764, Chicago,
IL, 60694
Phone Number: 800-638-3522
www.elca.org/hunger
Emergency Feeding Program Of
Seattle & King County
Charity ID: 54006
Our goal is to provide a proactive,
non-traditional approach to food
assistance that will eventually lead
to self-reliance for individuals in
need of services. Most years, about
half of all meals go to children.
Address: PO Box 18877, Seattle,
WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-329-0300
www.emergencyfeeding.org
Food For The Poor
Charity ID: 54009
Food For The Poor is a Christian
relief and development agency
dedicated to sharing the love of
Christ by helping the poor. By
working through a well-established
network of clergy, we deliver aid
where it is needed most. Founded in
1982, Food For The Poor aids the
poor in the Caribbean and Latin
America. Our ministry provides
lifesaving nutrition to malnourished
children, builds houses for families
in need of shelter, supports
orphanages and homes for the
elderly, provides medical care and
supplies in hospitals and clinics,
drills wells for the thirsty, educates
children, provides skills training for
the unemployed and much more.
Address: 6401 Lyons Road,
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
Phone Number: 954-427-2222
www.foodforthepoor.org
MAZON: A Jewish Response To
Hunger
Charity ID: 38020
MAZON provides grants to national
and international anti-hunger
organizations to help prevent and
alleviate hunger.
Address: 1990 South Bundy Drive
Ste 260, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone Number: 800-813-0557
www.mazon.org
North Helpline & Lake City Food
Bank
Charity ID: 54020
North Helpline helps to prevent
homelessness and encourages
stability in families and the
community by providing food, baby
supplies, rental and utility
assistance, transportation
assistance, health care, and
referrals to other services and
programs. Food is provided for over
1,000 individuals each week though
our Lake City/Northgate Food Bank.
NHL's clients are as diverse as the
community they come from,
including people with disabilities,
veterans, seniors, immigrants,
homeless people, and low-income
people who are underemployed and
unemployed.
Address: PO Box 25875, Seattle,
WA 98165
Phone Number: 206-367-3477
www.northelpline.org
Northwest Harvest
Charity ID: 09000
Northwest Harvest, Washington's
own statewide hunger relief agency,
provides a proven, successful, and
cost-effective model for getting
nutritious food to those who need it.
We strive to be the most efficient
hunger response program in the
state of Washington, with more than
93% of our budget going directly to
food distribution. Knowing that good
nutrition is key to health, Northwest
Harvest is committed to providing
the freshest, most nutritious food
possible to our clients.
Second Harvest Food Bank Inland Northwest
Charity ID: 54005
Fighting hunger, feeding hope; we
bring community resources together
to feed people in need through
empowerment, education, and
partnerships.
Address: 1234 E Front Ave,
Spokane, WA, 99202
Phone Number: 509-534-6678
www.2-harvest.org
St. Vincent Food Bank
Charity ID: 53132
Helping our neighbors in need.
Offering help and hope for the
homeless, hungry and hurting
through rent and utility assistance,
food, job training and more.
Address: 5950 4th Ave S, Seattle,
WA, 98108
Phone Number: 206 767-9975
www.stvincentdepaul-seattle.org
White Center Emergency Food
Association (White Center Food
Bank)
Charity ID: 54008
Provide meals and basic necessities
to the homeless and food insecure
population, volunteer opportunities
to students and the greater
community, and intern job training to
homeless candidates
The White Center Food Bank has
been providing emergency food
relief in this community for over
thirty years. In the past two years
food insecurity has grown. The
rising cost of housing, food, and
health care, cutbacks in federal
funding for housing and food
assistance, and the loss of
manufacturing jobs leave many
working families short of food.
Stories about the rising costs of food
and hunger are in the press almost
daily. The White Center Food Bank
continues to provide much needed
emergency food relief while
promoting efforts to fight poverty.
Address: PO Box 1231 , Clinton,
WA 98236
Phone Number: 360-341-1309
www.opsacklunch.org
Address: 10829 8th Ave SW,
Seattle, WA 98146
Phone Number: 206-762-2848
www.whitecenter.org
Salvation Army - Renton Rotary
Food Bank
Charity ID: 54007
International Relief &
Development
Address: PO Box 12272, Seattle,
W 98102
Phone Number: 206-625-0755
www.northwestharvest.org
Operation: Sack Lunch
Charity ID: 54001
Food bank providing services to
people in the Renton/Skyway area.
Address: PO Box 977, Renton,
WA, 98057
Phone Number: 425-255-5969
www.salvationarmyrenton.org
Africa-America Institute
Charity ID: 04028
We have managed advanced
education programs for Africans and
educated Americans about Africa.
We proudly count some 22, 000
alumni from 52 African countries.
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Address: 420 Lexington Ave Ste
1706, New York, NY 10170
Phone Number: 800-745-3899
www.aaionline.org
African Medical And Research
Foundation USA (AMREF USA)
Charity ID: 04001
AMREF is bringing good quality and
affordable health care closer to
those who need it most - improving
access to health treatment and
preventing poor health through
community education.
Address: 19 West 44th St Room
710, New York, NY 10036
Phone Number: 212-768-2440
www.amref.org
Africare
Charity ID: 55001
Develops self-help programs in
Africa to increase food production,
develop clean water resources,
manage the environment,
strengthen health care and deliver
emergency assistance.
Address: 440 R St NW ,
Washington, DC 20001
Phone Number: 202-462-3614
www.africare.org
Aloha Medical Mission
Charity ID: 55053
Aloha Medical Mission (AMM)
provides free and voluntary medical,
surgical, and other health-related
services, supplies, and equipment to
medically indigent areas of the
Philippines, Southeast Asia and the
Pacific. Every year, AMM sends
medical missions to countries
working with local organizations.
The goal is to address the needs of
people whose health is challenged
by poverty and access to proper
medical care - bringing hope and
changing the lives of the people we
serve.
Address: 810 N Vineyard Blvd,
Honolulu, HI, 96817
Phone Number: 808-847-3400
www.alohamedicalmission.org
American Friends Service
Committee
Charity ID: 02008
We conduct relief, reconstruction,
and reconciliation programs,
overseas and in the United States,
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and work for peace, justice, and
nonviolent social change.
AmeriCares
Charity ID: 04023
Address: 814 NE 40th St Seattle,
WA, 98105
Phone Number: 206-632-0500
www.afsc.org
AmeriCares is a non-profit disaster
relief and medical assistance
organization, providing help and
hope for all people irrespective of
race, creed or political persuasion.
American Jewish World Service
Charity ID: 04031
Address: 88 Hamilton Ave,
Stamford, CO 06902
Phone Number: 800-486-4357
www.americares.org
Provides non-sectarian, sustainable
development assistance, technical
support and emergency relief to
people in need in Africa, Asia, Latin
America, the Middle East, Russia
and Ukraine.
Address: 45 West 36th St Fl 10,
New York, NY 10018
Phone Number: 800-889-7146
www.ajws.org
American Near East Refugee Aid
(ANERA)
Charity ID: 04004
ANERA creates opportunities in
education, health and relief
services, and job creation programs
for people in the West Bank, Gaza,
Lebanon and Jordan.
Architects Without Borders
Charity ID: 55002
AWB is committed to helping
communities develop self-directed
sustainable recovery and
reconstruction programs.
Address: PO Box 9480, Seattle,
WA 98109
Phone Number: 206 280-6685
www.awb-seattle.org
Asian Women And Children
Centers
Charity ID: 55035
You can help those affected by
countless crises around the world
each year by making a financial gift
to this Fund, which will provide
immediate relief and long-term
support through supplies, technical
assistance and other support to help
those in need.
The Asian Women and Children
Center adopted NAJMUS SAHAR
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, a formerly
state-run school, 200 young, very
poor malnutritioned girls, in 2003.
These girls came from a slum six
miles away, range in age from 12 to
15 years, and could not afford to
bring a meal with them. Yet the girls
walk six miles to a dilapidated shed
to learn, and AWCC has been able
to provide basic programs of
nutrition, education, and medical
support, and to help the girls along
the pathway to becoming healthy,
happy, and successful women,
ready to face-and have access toongoing education into colleges.
Address: 2025 E St NW
Washington, DC 20006
Phone Number: 202-303-4498
www.redcross.org
Address: PO BOX 50971, Eugene,
OR, 97405
Phone Number: 360-607-9400
Website Not Available
American Refugee Committee
Charity ID: 04032
Bread And Water For Africa, Inc
Charity ID: 55004
Works for the survival, health and
well being of refugees, and
displaced persons caught in the
crossfire of civil violence, warfare,
and other disasters.
Strengthening African initiatives for
self-sufficiency through grassroots
health, clean, water, education,
orphanages, vocational training,
agriculture and micro-credit
programs focusing on women and
children.
Address: 1522 K St NW Ste 202,
Washington, DC 20005
Phone Number: 202-347-2558
www.anera.org
American Red Cross International
Relief Fund
Charity ID: 55030
Address: 430 Oak Grove St Ste
204, Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone Number: 800-875-7060
www.archq.org
Address: 2550 Huntington Ave Ste
200, Alexandria, VA 22303
Phone Number: 888-371-6622
www.africanrelief.org
Children's Initiative
Charity ID: 10002
Cambodian School Project
Charity ID: 55003
The Children's Initiative is dedicated
to helping children in Southeast Asia
and Africa. TCI matches its
resources with the very best human
capital at the local level to improve
the health and education of children
in resource-poor communities. The
Children's Initiative offers hope and
opportunity to children in need,
enabling them to reach their
potential and enhance the quality of
their lives, their families, and their
villages.
The mission of the Cambodian
School Project is to raise funds to
help poor rural children and their
families in Cambodia.
Address: PO Box 259112,
Madison, WI, 53725
Phone Number: 608-256-1255
www.khmerschool.com
CARE (Cooperative For
Assistance And Relief
Everywhere Inc.)
Charity ID: 04005
With over 60 years of experience,
CARE empowers women to create
lasting solutions to poverty. Women
are at the heart of CARE's
community-based programs to
improve basic education, prevent
the spread of HIV, increase access
to clean water and sanitation,
expand economic opportunity and
protect natural resources. See
below for some powerful examples
of how your gift can make a
difference in poor communities.
Address: PO Box 1871, Merrifield
VA 22116
Phone Number: 800-521-CARE
www.care.org
Carter Center, The
Charity ID: 55034
Led by former President Jimmy
Carter and Rosalynn Carter, the
Center prevents and resolves
conflicts, enhances freedom and
democracy, and improves health
around the world.
Address: One Copenhill, 453
Freedom Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30307
Phone Number: 800-550-3560
www.cartercenter.org
Central Asia Institute
Charity ID: 55039
Central Asia Institute is a 501(c)3
non-profit organization with the
mission to promote and support
community-based education,
especially for girls, in remote
regions of Pakistan and
Afghanistan.
Address: PO Box 7209, Bozeman,
MT 59771
Phone Number: 877-585-7841
www.ikat.org
Address: 15 Chadwick St, Portland,
ME 04102
Phone Number: Not Available
www.childrensinitiative.org
Christian Children's Fund, Inc
Charity ID: 04026
Christian Children's Fund is an
international, humanitarian
organization dedicated to the
development and survival of
children worldwide regardless of
race, nationality, gender or religion.
Address: 2821 Emerywood Pkwy,
Richmond, VA 23294
Phone Number: 800-776-6767
www.christianchildrensfund.org
Christian Reformed World Relief
Committee
Charity ID: 55041
CRWRC works for community
transformation around the world.
This includes responding to
disasters, promoting justice, and
helping communities in 30 of the
world's poorest countries improve
their lives in lasting ways. This
includes programs in literacy,
health, agriculture, income
generation, and environmental
stewardship.
Address: 2850 Kalamazoo Ave SE,
Grand Rapids, MI 49560
Phone Number: 800-552-7972
www.crwrc.org
Church World Service/CROP
Hunger Walk
Charity ID: 04007
Church World Service works with
partners to eradicate hunger and
poverty and to promote peace and
justice around the world. Together
we reach out to neighbors in need
near and far--not with a hand out,
but a hand up. So, if you’re looking
to help build a better world—a world
where there’s enough for all—
you’ve come to the right place!
Address: 28606 Phillips St, PO Box
968, Elkhart, IN 46515
Phone Number: 800-297-1516
www.churchworldservice.org
Clean Water Foundation
Nonprofit Corporation of
Washington
Charity ID: 46073
The Clean Water Foundation
nonprofit corporation of Washington
was formed as a vehicle to bring
clean water purification to the
world's poorest children, hospitals
and communities.
Address: 800 5th Ave Ste 4000,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206-228-6836
www.cleanwaterfoundation.com
Community Alliance For Global
Justice
Charity ID: 55036
Community Alliance for Global
Justice believes that the global
economy should embody the core
values of social justice,
environmental sustainability,
democracy and self-determination.
CAGJ aims to work in solidarity with
the powerful social movements of
the Global South who continue to
inspire us with their growing
resistance to the corporate-driven
economic model. Today, CAGJ is
focusing on building positive
alternatives to corporate control by
supporting the movements for
healthy local food economies here
and everywhere.
Address: 606 Maynard Ave S #252,
Seattle, WA, 98104
Phone Number: 206- 405-4600
www.seattleglobaljustice.org
Cross International Catholic
Outreach
Charity ID: 55006
Cross International Catholic
Outreach is part of the Cross
International Alliance - an
ecumenical Christian effort founded
to help the poor worldwide.
Address: 370 W. Camino Gardens
Blvd, Boca Raton, FL, 33432
Phone Number:
www.crosscatholic.org
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Direct Relief International
Charity ID: 55007
Since 1948, providing humanitarian
medical aid to people in need
worldwide. Privately funded,
apolitical, non-sectarian, and toprated in efficiency by Forbes and
Charity Navigator.
Address: 27 S La Paterna Ln ,
Santa Barbara, CA 93117
Phone Number: 800-676-1638
www.directrelief.org
Doctors Without Borders USA
Charity ID: 04033
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins
Sans Frontières (MSF) is an
independent international medical
humanitarian organization that
delivers emergency aid to people
affected by armed conflict,
epidemics, natural or man-made
disasters, or exclusion from health
care, or natural disasters.
Address: PO Box 5030,
Hagerstown, Md 21741
Phone Number: 212-679-6800
www.doctorswithoutborders.org
ECHO Inc.
Charity ID: 55008
Fights world hunger by helping
people help themselves. Provides
training, information and seeds to
agricultural workers and
missionaries working with
subsistence farmers in 180
countries.
Address: 17391 Durrance Road,
North Fort Myers, FL, 33917
Phone Number: 239-543-3246
www.echonet.org
Esperanca
Charity ID: 55009
Means HOPE of health and
education for the poor in Latin
America. American volunteers and
locals treat, heal, educate so that
HOPE may be born.
Address: 1911 West Earl Drive,
Phoenix, AZ, 85015
Phone Number: 602-252-7772
www.esperanca.org
FaithTrust Institute
Charity ID: 55010
FaithTrust Institute is an
international, multifaith organization
working to end sexual and domestic
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violence. We provide communities
and advocates with the tools and
knowledge they need to address the
religious and cultural issues related
to abuse. FaithTrust Institute works
with many communities, including
Asian and Pacific Islander,
Buddhist, Jewish, Latino/a, Muslim,
Black, Anglo, Indigenous, Protestant
and Roman Catholic.
Address: 2400 North 45th St, #10,
Seattle WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-634-1903
www.faithtrustinstitute.org
Feed The Children
Charity ID: 20053
Feed The Children is a Christian,
international, nonprofit relief
organization with headquarters in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, that
delivers food, medicine, clothing and
other necessities to individuals,
children and families who lack these
essentials due to famine, war,
poverty, or natural disaster.
Address: PO Box 36, Oklahoma
City, OK, 73101
Phone Number: 405-942-0228
www.feedthechildren.org
FINCA International Inc
Charity ID: 55011
The mission of FINCA International
is to provide financial services to the
world's lowest-income
entrepreneurs so they can create
jobs, build assets and improve their
standard of living.
Address: 1101 Fourteenth St, NW,
Eleventh Fl Washington, DC 20005
Phone Number: 202-682-1510
www.villagebanking.org
Friends of Warm Hearth, Inc.
Charity ID: 55055
Friends of Warm Hearth is the
support organization for long term
group homes in Armenia serving
adult orphans with disabilities or
mental illness. Through providing
homes for those who have outgrown
orphanages, we provide an
alternative to psychiatric institutions,
which offer no rehabilitation or
individualized care. As the first
long-term group home in Armenia,
we have initiated a grassroots
movement towards privatized,
community-based mental health
care that serves as model for future
projects. Our project is a sign of
hope for this population. We are
committee to providing holistic care
for our residents that nurtures their
bodies, minds and souls.
Address: PO Box 1037, Tempe, AZ
Phone Number: 480-921-1181
www.friendsofwarmhearth.org
Global Action International
Charity ID: 55012
You can make a difference! Hurting
children and communities
throughout the world are provided
humanitarian relief, education,
medicine, food and hope through
your gifts.
Address: 7356 Altiva Pl Carlsbad,
CA 92009
Phone Number: 760-438-3979
www.global-action.com
Global Children
Charity ID: 55013
An international charitable
organization dedicated to improving
the welfare of orphaned children in
need through the implementation of
culturally appropriate projects;
working mainly in Cambodia.
Address: 806 Orchard St
Brattleboro, VT, 05301
Phone Number: 802-257-7197
www.global-children.org
Global Impact
Charity ID: 04000
Founded in 1956, Global Impact
supports over 50 U.S.-based
international charities providing
disaster relief, health care,
education and economic
opportunities to the world's poorest
people.
Address: 66 Canal Center Plaza
Ste 310 Alexandria, VA, 22314
Phone Number: 800-836-4620
www.charity.org
Global Visionaries
Charity ID: 55014
GV empowers Seattle youth to be
leaders in social and environmental
justice issues through local
community service, educational
workshops, and a service-based trip
to Guatemala.
Address: 2524 16th Ave S Room
305, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone Number: 206-322-9448
www.global-visionaries.org
Half The Sky Foundation
Charity ID: 55015
Half the Sky offers the love and
concern of family for thousands of
orphaned children in China who
have lost theirs.
Address: 740 Gilman St Berkeley,
CA 94710
Phone Number: 510-525-3377
www.halfthesky.org
Health Volunteers Overseas Inc
Charity ID: 04034
Designs and implements clinical
education programs in 25 countries
staffed by volunteer healthcare
professionals who teach more than
2600 students, clinicians and
faculty.
Address: 1900 L St Ste 310,
Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: 202-296-0928
www.hvousa.org
Heifer Project International
Charity ID: 04025
Helps poor families worldwide
become self-sufficient by providing
food- and income-producing
animals, community development,
training and environmentally-sound
farming.
Address: One World Ave, Little
Rock, AR, 72202
Phone Number: 800-422-0474
www.heifer.org
Hunger Project, The
Charity ID: 55024
THP unleashes the human spirit: it
empowers people to discover their
vision, express their leadership and
work together to solve hunger and
root causes.
Address: 15 East 26th St Ste 1401,
New York, NY, 10010
Phone Number: 800-228-6691
www.thp.org
International Orthodox Christian
Charities
Charity ID: 04039
Provides humanitarian assistance in
18 countries, helping over 1 million
people in Africa, Asia, Europe and
the Middle East devastated by
disasters and poverty.
Address: 110 West Road Ste 360,
Baltimore, MD, 21204
Phone Number: 877-803-4622
www.iocc.org
International Relief Teams
Charity ID: 55016
Sends medical and construction
teams to assist disaster victims
worldwide; conducts medical,
surgical, and training programs to
promote self-sufficiency in
developing nations.
Address: 4560 Alvarado Canyon
Rd Ste 2G, San Diego, CA, 92120
Phone Number: 619-284-7979
www.irteams.org
International Rescue Committee
Inc
Charity ID: 04012
The International Rescue
Committee seeks to bring attention
to forgotten or neglected crises and
to pressure governments and
international organizations to help
and protect refugees, displaced
people and other victims of conflict.
Address: 122 East 42nd St, New
York, NY, 10168
Phone Number: 212-551-3000
www.theirc.org
International Rescue Committee
Inc - Seattle Office
Charity ID: 55037
organizations in ways that have an
empowering effect on the poor.
Address: PO Box 30947, Seattle,
WA, 98103
Phone Number: 206-781-3151.
Website Not Available
Jesuit Volunteers International
Charity ID: 55017
Compassionate college graduates
serve the poor as teachers and
social workers in schools and
training centers in developing
countries in Latin America, Asia,
and Africa.
Address: PO Box 3756,
Washington, DC, 20027
Phone Number: 202-687-1132
www.JesuitVolunteers.org
Lions Clubs International
Foundation
Charity ID: 38019
Supports the service efforts of Lions
Clubs worldwide in addressing the
various needs of their communities
through grant programs for
humanitarian and sight-related
projects.
Address: 300 W 22nd St, Oak
Brook, IL, 6052
Phone Number: 630-571-5466
www.lcif.org
MAP International
Charity ID: 55018
The local chapter of International
Rescue Committee seeks to bring
attention to forgotten or neglected
crises and to pressure governments
and international organizations to
help and protect refugees, displaced
people and other victims of conflict
in Seattle and King County.
A Christian organization, MAP
International maintains an affirmed
commitment to diversity and equal
opportunity in the fulfillment of its
global mission. MAP offers its
services to all people, regardless of
their religion, gender, race,
nationality or ethnic background.
Address: 100 South King St, Ste
570, Seattle WA 98104
Phone Number: 206-623-2105
www.theirc.org
Address: 2200 Glynco Pkwy,
Brunswick, GA, 31525
Phone Number: 800-225-8550
www.map.org
International Technical Assistant
Group
Charity ID: 55031
Medical Teams International
Charity ID: 55019
Our mission is to provide technical
assistance and education to
neglected and marginalized people
groups in developing countries who
request help in community and
economic development. We seek to
partner with and serve local
communities and indigenous
The mission of Medical Teams
International is to demonstrate the
love of Christ to people affected by
disaster, conflict and poverty.
Address: PO Box 10, Portland, WA,
97207
Phone Number: 800-959-4325
www.nwmedicalteams.org
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Mercy Corps International
Charity ID: 00054
care clinic programs are operated in
Oregon, Washington and California.
A nonprofit international relief and
development agency that exists to
alleviate suffering, poverty and
oppression by helping people build
secure, productive and just
communities.
Address: 1920 116th Ave NE Ste
201, Bellevue, WA, 98004
Phone Number: 425-454-8326
www.nwmedicalteams.org
Address: 3015 SW First Ave,
Portland, OR, 97201
Phone Number: 503-796-6800
www.mercycorps.org
Operation Bootstrap - Africa
Charity ID: 55021
Mercy Ships
Charity ID: 38021
Operation Bootstrap Africa is a
Minnesota-based, non-profit, interdenominational organization
dedicated to helping people help
themselves in a variety of
educational programs in Africa.
Mercy Ships is the leader in using a
fleet of hospital ships to deliver free
world-class specialized surgeries
and health care services to the poor.
Address: 122 West Franklin Ave
Ste 206, Minneapolis, MN, 55404
Phone Number: 612 871-4980
www.operationbootstrapafrica.org
Address: 15862 Hwy 110 N,
Lindale, TX, 75771
Phone Number: 800-772-7447
www.mercyships.org
Opportunity International
Charity ID: 04035
Mission Without Borders
Charity ID: 55020
A not-for-profit organization
dedicated to serving the physical,
emotional, and spiritual needs of
those suffering from poverty or
persecution in Eastern Europe.
Address: 5284 Adolfo Road ,
Camarillo, CA, 93012
Phone Number: 800-245-9191
www.mwbi.org
Nikki's Place Agape Home
Charity ID: 55040
Located in Chiang Mai Thailand, the
Agape Home for babies with
HIV/AIDS opened in May 1996 as a
response to the plight of children
impacted by the spread of HIV/AIDS
across Thailand. All of the children
who come to the Agape Home to
live are, or are at risk of being, HIV
positive. Many of them have already
lost their parents to AIDS, and there
are no other options for their care.
Address: 3700 Kilmuir Dr,
Columbus, OH, 43221
Phone Number: 206-938-5293
www.nikkisplace.org
Northwest Medical Teams
Charity ID: 28029
Provides medical teams,
humanitarian aid and disaster
response teams globally and
domestically. Free mobile-dental
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Empowers poor entrepreneurs in
developing countries by providing
small loans and basic business
training to start or expand their own
businesses and become selfsupporting.
Address: 2122 York Road Ste 340,
Oak Brook, IL, 60522
Phone Number: 630-645-4100
www.opportunity.org
Pan American Development
Foundation
Charity ID: 04029
The mission of the Pan American
Development Foundation is to
increase opportunity for the
disadvantaged in Latin America and
the Caribbean.
Address: 1889 F St, NW,
Washington, DC, 20006
Phone Number: 202-458-3969
www.padf.org
Partners of the Americas
Charity ID: 55064
Partners of the Americas is a
private, nonprofit, non-partisan
organization that develops
leadership, understanding and
opportunity in the Western
Hemisphere. We do this primarily
through the work of dedicated
citizen volunteers throughout the
US, Latin America and the
Caribbean. Our work covers areas
as diverse as emergency
preparedness and response,
economic and social development,
educational and cultural exchanges,
agriculture, domestic violence
prevention, training low-income
youth in job skills through sports,
and citizen participation in
government.
Address: 1424 K Street NW, Ste
700, Washington, DC, 20005
Phone Number: 202-637-6225
www.partners.net
PATH
Charity ID: 55032
PATH is an international, nonprofit
organization that creates
sustainable, culturally relevant
solutions, enabling communities
worldwide to break longstanding
cycles of poor health. By
collaborating with diverse publicand private-sector partners, we help
provide appropriate health
technologies and vital strategies that
change the way people think and
act.
Address: 1455 NW Leary Way,
Seattle, WA, 98107
Phone Number: 206.285.3500
www.path.org
Project Hope
Charity ID: 04016
Since 1958, Project HOPE has
worked to make health care
available for people around the
globe – especially children. It’s in
our name: Health Opportunities for
People Everywhere. You may
remember our hospital ship that
traveled the world. Today our work
includes educating health
professionals and volunteers,
providing medicines and supplies,
strengthening health facilities,
training community health workers,
and fighting communicable diseases
such as TB and AIDS.
Address: 255 Carter Hall Ln,
Millwood, VA 22646
Phone Number: 800-544-4673
www.projecthope.org
Quixote Center
Charity ID: 55051
The Quixote Center is a faith-based
social justice center working with
people who have few resources for
their struggles.
Address: 3502 Varnum St,
Brentwood, MD, 20722
Phone Number: 301-699-0042
www.quixote.org
Refugee Assistance Program
Charity ID: 29009
The mission of the Refugee
Assistance Program is to assist
refugees, immigrants and their
families in attaining self-sufficiency
through advocacy, education and
employment.
Address: 4250 South Mead St.
Seattle, WA 98118
Phone Number: 206-725-2090
www.ccsww.org
Riders For Health
Charity ID: 55022
Riders for Health ensures vehicles
used for the delivery of health care
and associated development in
Africa are available for the
maximum time at the minimum cost.
Address: 260 East Jefferson St,
Rockville, MD, 20850
Phone Number: 301-762-2555
www.riders.org
Save Darfur Coalition
Charity ID: 55023
The Save Darfur Coalition's mission
is to raise public awareness about
the ongoing genocide in Darfur and
to mobilize a unified response to the
atrocities that threaten the lives of
two million people in the Darfur
region.
Address: Ste 600, 2120 L St NW,
Washington D.C.
Phone Number: 800-917-2034
www.savedarfur.org
Serve the Children
Charity ID: 55050
Serve the children provides tuitionfree education to orphaned and warscarred children in the West African
nation of Liberia. In addition to
education, the schools offer
counseling, host a full-time nurse,
and provide a free-lunch program.
Serve the Children also provides
access to education for
disadvantaged children in rural India
whose families live too far away
from any educational institute for
their children to attend. Children
live on campus receiving room and
board, medical care and
opportunity, while they attend
classes in a nearby village.
Address: 5800 Soundview Drive
Ste E104, Gig Harbor, WA
Phone Number: 253-851-1794
www.servethechildren.org
TechnoServe, Inc.
Charity ID: 04037
TechnoServe helps entrepreneurial
men and women in poor rural areas
of the developing world to build
businesses that create income,
opportunity and economic growth for
their families, their communities and
their countries.
Address: 1800 M St, NW, Ste
1066, South Tower, Washington,
DC 20036
Phone Number: 202-785-4515
www.technoserve.org
Tumaini
Charity ID: 55052
Tumaini is a small volunteer-run
organization funding the education
and medical fees of children in
Kenya and Malawai living in poverty.
A cultural value of responsibility to
family and community means
investing in the education of a child
is a pathway out of poverty for
family and often, community.
Tumaini commits to their entire
education, from kindergarten
through secondary school, to ensure
consistent and quality education
needed to achieve their potential.
100 percent of donations go directly
to their education. The mission of
the Tumaini Fund is to provide
assistance to needy families in
African countries that increases the
capabilities of recipients to improve
their quality of life.
Address: PO Box 17026, Seattle,
WA, 98127
Phone Number: 206-784-8887
Website Not Available
U.S. Association For United
Nations
Charity ID: 38032
Helps Americans support the U.N.
Refugee Agency, which provides
protection, emergency assistance,
health care, and education for
refugees worldwide, especially
women and children.
Address: 1775 K St, NW Ste 290,
Washington, DC, 20006
Phone Number: 800-770-1100
www.UNrefugees.org
UNICEF - United States Fund
Charity ID: 04019
Works for the survival, protection
and development of children
worldwide though fundraising,
education and advocacy.
Address: 125 Maiden Lane, New
York, NY 10038
Phone Number: 800-486-4233
www.unicefusa.org
Water First International
Charity ID: 55025
Water First’s mission is to serve
families in the poorest communities
in the world as they implement
community-managed projects that
integrate water supply, sanitation,
and health education
Address: PO Box 17974 Seattle,
WA 98127
Phone Number: 206-297-3024
www.water1st.org
Water For People
Charity ID: 55026
Water for People helps the most
impoverished people worldwide
improve their quality of life by
supporting sustainable drinking
water, sanitation and health and
hygiene projects.
Address: 6666 Quincy Ave ,
Denver, CO, 80235
Phone Number: 303-734-3490
www.waterforpeople.org
World Children's Fund
Charity ID: 55027
WCF works to protect the rights of a
child and to create a world where no
child goes hungry, sick, homeless,
unprotected, unschooled, unloved or
suffers violence.
Address: 5442 Thornwood Dr, San
Jose, CA 95123
Phone Number: 408-363-8100
www.worldchildrensfund.org
World Concern - A Program Of
CRISTA Ministries
Charity ID: 38034
World Concern is a Christian
humanitarian organization providing
disaster relief, food, medicine,
education, business loans,
agricultural development, and God's
love to the world's poorest people.
Address: 19303 Fremont Ave
North, Seattle, WA 98133
97
Phone Number: 800-755-5022
www.worldconcern.org
World Emergency Relief Children's Food Fund
Charity ID: 55028
World Emergency Relief is an
interdenominational fellowship of
Christians worldwide, working
together to help people in need.
Address: PO Box 131570,
Carlsbad, CA 92013
Phone Number: 760-930-8001
www.worldemergencyrelief.org
World Neighbors Inc.
Charity ID: 38035
Works with rural poor throughout
Asia, Africa and Latin America to
strengthen their capacity to solve
their own problems related to
hunger, poverty and disease.
Address: 4127 NW 122nd St,
Oklahoma City, OK 73120
Phone Number: 800-242-6387
www.wn.org
World Vision
Charity ID: 00035
We are a Christian relief and
development organization dedicated
to helping children and their
communities worldwide reach their
full potential by tackling the causes
of poverty.
Address: PO Box 9716, Federal
Way, WA 98063
Phone Number: 253-815-1000
www.worldvision.org
Senior Centers & Services
East County Senior Center
Charity ID: 27035
A multipurpose day activity center
serving over 800 seniors, their
families, and colleagues in the
Skykomish Valley area. Daily
lunches, fitness, classes, trips and
events.
Address: 824 Village Way, Box 602
, Monroe, WA 98272
Phone Number: 360-794-6359
www.eastcountyseniorcenter.org
Elderwise
Charity ID: 56011
Elderwise is a model elder day
center combined with associated
offsite and educational programs
98
and policy advocacy whose goal is
to transform the culture of aging.
The foundation of the work is to
serve the frail elder and enable
caregivers, family members and
professionals to recognize the value
and wholeness of all the aged.
Address: 1820 E Pine S, Seattle,
WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-325-0471
www.elderwise.org
Kin On Health Care Center
Charity ID: 28024
Kin On Health Care Center is a 24hour 100 bed nursing facility offering
comprehensive culturally relevant
service to non or limited English
speaking elderly in the Pacific
Northwest.
Address: 4416 South Brandon St,
Seattle, WA, 98118
Phone Number: 206-721-3630
www.kinon.org
Legacy House (A Program Of
SCIDPDA)
Charity ID: 24088
Legacy House is SCIDPDA's senior
assisted-living facility located in the
heart of the Chinatown International
District.
Address: PO Box 3302, Seattle,
WA 98114
Phone Number: 206-838-8240
www.scidpda.org
Nikkei Concerns
Charity ID: 37000
The mission of Nikkei Concerns is to
provide quality health and related
services in a traditional atmosphere
to primarily elderly Nikkei (of
Japanese descent) in the Pacific
Northwest.
Address: 1601 E Yesler Way,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-7100
www.nikkeiconcerns.org
Nikkei Concerns - Kokoro Kai
(Day Program)
Charity ID: 56001
The mission of Nikkei Concerns is to
provide quality health and related
services in a traditional atmosphere
to primarily elderly Nikkei (of
Japanese descent) in the Pacific
Northwest.
Address: 1601 E Yesler Way,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-7100
www.nikkeiconcerns.org/kokorokai.h
tml
Nikkei Concerns - Seattle Keiro
(Nursing Home)
Charity ID: 56002
Seattle Keiro skilled nursing facility
is a program of Nikkei Concerns.
Address: 1601 E Yesler Way,
Seattle, WA, 98122
Phone Number: 206-323-1700
www.nikkeiconcerns.org
Oasis Seattle
Charity ID: 56003
The goal of our services for older
adults is to help individuals 60+
years old live lives that are as
satisfying as possible, and as
independent as possible, despite
the challenges of serious mental
illnesses.
Address: 2600 SW Holden St,
Seattle WA 98126
Phone Number: 206-933-7123
www.highlinementalhealth.org
Providence Elderplace
Charity ID: 56004
Providence ElderPlace is an
innovative program of health care
and social services for older adults.
Address: 4515 Martin Luther King
Jr Way S, Ste 100 Seattle, WA
98108
Phone Number: 206-320-5325
www.providence.org
Providence Heritage House At
The Market
Charity ID: 05002
Located in the Market, Heritage
House helps maintain Seattle’s
heritage by caring for frail, lowincome elderly residents who would
otherwise be in nursing homes.
Address: 1533 Western Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: 206-382-4119
www.providence.org/Long_Term_C
are/Heritage_House/default.htm
Senior Services For South Sound
- Thurston
Charity ID: 56010
Celebrating life in partnership with
seniors and their families to support
their ability to remain independent in
the community.
Sno-Valley Senior Center
Charity ID: 56012
Stanwood Senior Center
Charity ID: 27007
Address: 222 Columbia St NW,
Olympia, WA, 98501
Phone Number: 360-586-6181
www.southsoundseniors.org
Provides services to senior citizens
in the Snoqualmie Valley and
surrounding area. Support the
independence of seniors through
nutrition, information and
assistance, senior center, adult day
health, home repair, transportation,
advocacy, caregiver and wellness
programs.
The Stanwood Community and
Senior Center has been providing
services and activities for seniors in
North Snohomish County for 35
years now. Services and activities
include but are not limited to: a
variety of classes ranging from arts
& crafts to Yoga, day trips & cruises,
dinner functions and fundraisers.
Address: 4610 Stephens Ave,
Carnation, WA
Phone Number: 425-333-4152
www.snovalleysenior.org
Address: 7430 276th St NW,
Stanwood, WA 98292
Phone Number: 360-629-7403
www.stanwoodseniorcenter.org
South County Senior Center
Charity ID: 27027
Wallingford Community Senior
Center
Charity ID: 00068
Senior Services Of Seattle-King
County
Charity ID: 10101
Support the independence of
seniors through nutrition,
information and assistance, senior
center, adult day health, home
repair, transportation, advocacy,
caregiver and wellness programs.
Address: 2208 2nd Ave, Seattle,
WA, 98121
Phone Number: 206-448-5757
www.seniorservices.org
Skagit Council On Aging
Charity ID: 19020
Dedicated to the provision of
services to Skagit County citizens
over the age of 60; providing senior
nutrition, transportation,
information/referral and senior
centers.
To enrich the social, physical and
intellectual well-being of seniors and
to develop the full potential of every
senior in our community.
Address: PO Box 717, Edmonds,
WA 98020
Phone Number: 425-774-5555
www.scscedmonds.org
To foster independence and dignity
among our seniors, we provide
programs and services that enhance
their social, physical and mental
well-being
Address: 4649 Sunnyside Ave.
North - Ste 140 Seattle, WA 98103
Phone Number: 206-461-7825
www.wallingfordseniors.org
Address: Po Box 1274, Mount
Vernon WA 98273
Phone Number: 360-336-9315
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Index
A
Abused Deaf Woman's Advocacy Services (ADWAS) .............. 58
ACAP Child & Family Services .................................................. 16
ACCION International ............................................................ 4, 59
Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP) ...................... 27
ACT Theatre ................................................................................ 9
Action International Ministries Corporation ................................ 59
Adopt-A-Pet ................................................................................. 1
Adopt-A-Stream Foundation ...................................................... 35
Adoption Ministry Of Youth With A Mission ............................... 16
Aero Skagit Emergency Services Inc ........................................ 26
Africa-America Institute ............................................................. 91
African American Self-Help Foundation .................................... 17
African Americans Reach & Teach Health (AARTH) ................. 59
African Medical And Research Foundation USA (AMREF USA)92
Africare .................................................................................. 4, 92
Agforestry Leadership (Washington Agriculture And Forestry
Education Foundation).......................................................... 28
AIDS and Infectious Disease Science Center ........................... 42
AIDS Community Research Initiative Of America (ACRIA) ....... 42
AIDS Housing Association Of Tacoma (AHAT) ......................... 56
AIDS Housing Of Washington ................................................... 57
AIDS Research Alliance Of America (ARA)............................... 42
Allergy And Asthma Network-Mothers Of Asthmatics Inc .......... 43
Alley Cat Allies Incorporated ....................................................... 1
Alliance For Education .............................................................. 28
Alliance For The Mentally Ill Of Thurston/Mason Counties (NAMI)
............................................................................................. 43
Allied Arts Foundation ................................................................. 9
Aloha Medical Mission ............................................................... 92
Alzheimer Society Of Washington ............................................. 43
Amara Parenting & Adoption Services ...................................... 17
American Association For Cancer Research ............................. 43
American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association (AARDA)
............................................................................................. 43
American Cancer Research Center ........................................... 43
American Cancer Society - Great West Division ....................... 43
American Center For Law & Justice .......................................... 59
American Civil Liberties (ACLU) Foundation ............................. 59
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Of Washington
Foundation............................................................................ 59
American Diabetes Association - Washington ........................... 43
American Farmland Trust ...................................................... 4, 35
American Forests ...................................................................... 35
American Foundation For AIDS Research (AMFAR) ................ 43
American Foundation For Suicide Prevention ........................... 43
American Foundation For The Blind .......................................... 59
American Friends Service Committee ....................................... 92
American Hearing Research Foundation................................... 44
American Heart Association ...................................................... 44
American Heart Association - Northwest Affiliate ...................... 44
American Hospice Foundation .................................................. 44
American Humane Association ................................................... 1
American Indian College Fund .................................................. 28
American Jewish World Service ............................................ 4, 92
American Kidney Fund .............................................................. 44
American Liver Foundation - Pacific Northwest Chapter ........... 44
American Lung Association Of Washington .............................. 44
American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA) .......................... 4, 92
American Parkinson's Disease Association (APDA) - Washington
Chapter ................................................................................. 44
American Red Cross - Anacortes .............................................. 59
American Red Cross - Dallas Area ............................................ 59
American Red Cross - Disaster Relief Fund .............................. 59
American Red Cross - Mt. Rainier Chapter - Pierce .................. 59
American Red Cross - National Headquarters........................... 59
American Red Cross - Skagit Valley.......................................... 59
American Red Cross - Snohomish County ................................ 59
American Red Cross - Washington Flood Relief ....................... 26
American Red Cross International Relief Fund.......................... 92
American Red Cross, Serving King And Kitsap Counties (Seattle
Area) ..................................................................................... 60
American Red Cross, West Sound ............................................ 60
American Refugee Committee............................................... 4, 92
American Rivers .................................................................... 4, 36
American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
(ASPCA) ................................................................................. 1
American Tinnitus Association................................................... 44
American Whitewater Affiliation Incorporated ............................ 36
Americans Adopting Orphans .................................................... 17
Americans United For Separation Of Church And State .............. 9
AmeriCares............................................................................ 4, 92
Amnesty International USA Inc .................................................. 28
Amy Wong Client Fund .............................................................. 60
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association ...................... 44
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association (ALS) - Evergreen
Chapter ................................................................................. 44
Animal Place................................................................................ 1
Animal Rescue Foundation Of Everett ........................................ 1
Animal Talk Rescue..................................................................... 1
Animals As Natural Therapy ........................................................ 1
Anti-Defamation League ............................................................ 60
Arboretum Foundation ............................................................... 36
ARC Of King County, The ......................................................... 60
ARC Of Snohomish County, The ............................................... 60
Archdiocesan Housing Authority.......................................... 57, 60
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - Frye Human Services .......... 60
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - Lazarus Day Center ............. 57
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - Matt Talbot Center ............... 57
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - Noel House .......................... 57
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - Rose Of Lima House ........... 57
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - Sacred Heart Shelter ........... 57
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - St. Martin De Porres Shelter 57
Archdiocesan Housing Authority - The Giving Tree ................... 57
Architects Without Borders ........................................................ 92
Arthritis And Chronic Pain Research Institute ............................ 44
Arthritis Foundation - Pacific Northwest Chapter ....................... 45
Arthritis National Research Foundation ..................................... 45
Artist Trust ................................................................................... 9
Arts Corps.................................................................................. 10
ArtsFund .................................................................................... 10
ArtsWest .................................................................................... 10
Asian And Pacific Islander Women And Family Safety Center
(APIWFSC) ........................................................................... 60
Asian Children's Assistance Limited .......................................... 17
Asian Counseling And Referral Service ..................................... 17
Asian Pacific Islander Community Leadership Foundation (ACLF)
.............................................................................................. 10
Asian Women And Children Centers ......................................... 92
Assistance Dog United Campaign ........................................... 5, 1
Assistance League Of Seattle ................................................... 60
Associated Recreation Council (ARC) - Rainier Beach
Community Center ................................................................ 17
Associated Recreation Council, The.......................................... 60
Association for Christian Development ...................................... 28
Association Of Christian Schools International .......................... 17
Asthma & Allergy Foundation Of America - Washington ........... 45
Asthma And Allergy Foundation Of America (AAFA)................. 45
Atlantic Street Center ................................................................ 61
Auburn Food Bank..................................................................... 61
Auburn Youth Resources .......................................................... 17
Audubon Washington .................................................................. 1
Austin Foundation...................................................................... 17
Autism Society Of America ........................................................ 45
Autism Speaks (Merged With Cure Autism Now) ...................... 45
B
Baahaus Animal Rescue Group .................................................. 1
Babes Network .......................................................................... 61
Bahia Street ............................................................................... 28
Bailey-Boushay House .............................................................. 45
Bainbridge Ometepe Sister Islands Association (BOSIA) .......... 61
Bainbridge Youth Services ........................................................ 17
Ballard Food Bank ..................................................................... 61
Bastyr University........................................................................ 45
Bat Conservation International Inc............................................... 1
Beacon Hill PTA 6.15.42 ........................................................... 28
Believe In Tomorrow.................................................................. 17
Bella Fund, The ........................................................................... 1
Bellevue Art Museum (BAM) .................................................... 10
Bellevue Philharmonic ............................................................... 10
Bellevue Schools Foundation .................................................... 28
Bellingham Mountain Rescue Council ....................................... 61
Best Friends Animal Society ........................................................ 1
Best Little Rabbit, Rodent & Ferret House (House Rabbit Society)
................................................................................................ 2
Beyond Pesticides (National Coalition Against The Misuse Of
Pesticides) ............................................................................ 36
Beyond The Bandaid Fund Of The Food Resource Network
Federation............................................................................. 61
BF Day Elementary School PTSA ............................................. 28
Bicycle Alliance Of Washington ................................................. 36
Big Brothers Big Sisters Of King Pierce & Jefferson Counties .. 17
Bike Works Seattle .................................................................... 36
Billings Middle School Foundation ............................................. 28
Birth To Three Developmental Center ....................................... 17
Bishop Blanchet High School .................................................... 29
Bleeding Disorder Foundation Of Washington (BDFW) ............. 45
Blessings International .......................................................... 5, 45
Blue Ribbon Coalition Inc. ......................................................... 36
Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF) ............................. 36
Book-It Repertory Theatre ......................................................... 10
Books To Prisoners ................................................................... 29
Born Free United With Animal Protection Institute....................... 2
Boy Scouts Of America - Chief Seattle Council ......................... 18
Boy Scouts Of America - Mt. Baker Council .............................. 18
Boy Scouts Of America - Pacific Harbors Council ..................... 18
Boyer Children's Clinic............................................................... 45
Boys & Girls Club Of The Olympic Peninsula ............................ 18
Boys & Girls Clubs Of King County ........................................... 18
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Snohomish County ................................. 18
Boys And Girls Club Of Bellevue ............................................... 18
Boys And Girls Club Of Skagit County - Sedro-Wooley Club .... 18
Bread And Water For Africa, Inc ................................................ 92
Bread Of Life Mission ................................................................ 61
Breast Cancer Fund .............................................................. 5, 45
Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) ........................... 45
Breast Cancer Resource Center................................................ 46
Breath Of Aire ............................................................................ 10
Broadway Center For The Performing Arts ............................... 10
BullsEye Dog Rescue .................................................................. 2
C
C.A.S.T. For Kids Foundation .................................................... 18
Cambodian School Project ........................................................ 93
Camp Fire Boys And Girls, Central Puget Sound Council ......... 18
Camp Fire Boys And Girls, Samish Council .............................. 18
Camp Fire Boys And Girls, Snohomish County Council ............ 18
Camp Victory ............................................................................. 18
Campaign For Equal Justice, The.............................................. 61
Campaign For Tobacco-Free Kids ............................................. 19
Cancer Lifeline ........................................................................... 46
Cancer Research Institute ......................................................... 46
Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program (Chhip) .................. 57
Capri Heart & Lung Institute ...................................................... 46
CARE (Cooperative For Assistance And Relief Everywhere Inc.)
.............................................................................................. 93
Carter Center, The ..................................................................... 93
CASA For Children - Multnomah & Washington Counties, Oregon
.............................................................................................. 19
CASA For Children - Washington State ..................................... 19
Cascade Animal Protection Society ............................................. 2
Cascade Land Conservancy ...................................................... 36
Cat Tales Zoological Park ............................................................ 2
Catholic Community Services Of Seattle - King County ........... 61
Catholic Community Services Of Western Washington - Kitsap 61
Catholic Community Services Of Western Washington - Pierce 61
Catholic Relief Services ......................................................... 4, 61
Catholic Youth Organization ...................................................... 61
Catholics United For Life ........................................................... 62
Center For Biological Diversity .................................................. 36
Center For Career Alternatives ............................................ 29, 62
Center For Career Alternatives- Snohomish County.................. 62
Center For Children And Youth Justice ..................................... 19
Center For Environmental Law And Policy (CELP)................... 36
Center For Health, Environment And Justice ............................. 36
Center For Wooden Boats ......................................................... 10
Central Area Development Association (CADA) ........................ 19
Central Area Youth Association ................................................. 19
Central Asia Institute.................................................................. 93
Central District Forum For Arts & Ideas ..................................... 10
Central Lutheran Church ........................................................... 62
Central Michigan University ....................................................... 29
Centro Cultural Hispano Americano .......................................... 10
Changes Parent Support Network ............................................. 19
CHAYA .................................................................................. 5, 62
Chehalis River Council .............................................................. 36
Chief Seattle Club ...................................................................... 62
Child Care Resources................................................................ 19
Childhaven ................................................................................. 19
Childhelp Foundation ................................................................. 19
Childreach (A Program Of Plan USA) ........................................ 19
Children & Adults With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
(CHADD) ............................................................................... 46
Children Awaiting Parents ......................................................... 20
Children Of The Night ................................................................ 20
Children, Incorporated ............................................................... 20
Chinese Information And Service Center ................................... 20
Christ The King School .............................................................. 20
Christian Children's Fund, Inc .................................................... 93
Christian Foundation For Children And Aging ........................... 62
Christian Military Fellowship ...................................................... 62
Christian Reformed World Relief Committee ......................... 4, 93
Christian Relief Fund ............................................................. 5, 20
Christmas House ....................................................................... 20
Chuckwagon Senior Nutrition Program (A Program Of Bremerton
Services Association) ............................................................ 62
Church Council Of Greater Seattle ............................................ 62
Church Of Mary Magdalene And Mary's Place .......................... 57
Church World Service/CROP Hunger Walk ............................... 93
Citizens For Off-Leash Areas (COLA) ......................................... 2
City Of Hope .............................................................................. 46
City Of Hope Regional Development Office ............................... 46
City of Seattle - Seattle Youth Employment Program ................ 62
City Year Seattle/King County ................................................... 20
Clean Water Foundation Nonprofit Corporation of Washington 36,
93
Climate Action Now ................................................................... 37
Climate Solutions ................................................................... 4, 37
Clothes For Kids ........................................................................ 21
Coalition Humane (Formerly Peninsula Spay/Neuter Project &
Humans United To Minimize Animal Euthanasia) ................... 2
Cocoon House ........................................................................... 21
Columbia Legal Services ........................................................... 62
Combined Charities Undesignated Contributions ...................... 62
Committee For Children ............................................................ 21
Common Ground ................................................................... 5, 57
Communities Connect Network ................................................. 29
Community Alliance For Global Justice ..................................... 93
Community Coalition For Environmental Justice ....................... 37
Community Day School Association .......................................... 21
Community For Youth ............................................................... 21
Community Health Center Of Snohomish.................................. 63
Community Health Centers Of King County .............................. 46
Community Health Charities Of Washington State .................... 47
Community House Mental Health Agency ................................. 63
Community Lunch On Capitol Hill .............................................. 90
Community Psychiatric Clinic .................................................... 47
Community Safety Net .............................................................. 21
Community Services For The Blind And Partially Sighted ......... 47
Compass Center ....................................................................... 63
Compass Health ........................................................................ 63
Compassion & Choices Of Washington .................................... 63
Concern For Animals ................................................................... 2
Concern Foundation .............................................................. 5, 47
Concrete Food Bank ................................................................. 63
Consejo Counseling & Referral Service .................................... 63
Conservation Fund, The ............................................................ 37
Conservation International..................................................... 4, 37
Conservation Northwest ............................................................ 37
Copper Canyon Press ............................................................... 10
Council For Secular Humanism ................................................. 63
Country Doctor Community Clinic ............................................. 47
Covenant House ........................................................................ 63
Crisis Clinic................................................................................ 63
Crista Camps ............................................................................. 21
Cross International Catholic Outreach ....................................... 93
Curesearch ................................................................................ 47
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - Washington Chapter .................... 47
Cystinosis Research Network.................................................... 47
D
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation .......................... 47
Dane Outreach, Inc. .................................................................... 2
David Suzuki Foundation........................................................... 37
Deaconess Children's Services ................................................. 21
Deaf-Blind Service Center ..................................................... 5, 63
Defenders Of Wildlife .................................................................. 2
Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association .................. 10
DELTA Rescue (Dedication And Everlasting Love To Animals) .. 2
Delta Society - Pet Partners Program ......................................... 3
Denise Louie Education Center ................................................. 21
Densho ...................................................................................... 29
Diabetes National Research Group ....................................... 5, 47
Diabetes Research And Wellness Foundation .......................... 47
Diabetes Research Institute ...................................................... 48
Dillon International ..................................................................... 21
Diocesan Office Of Long Term Recovery (A Program Of Catholic
Social And Community Services) ......................................... 63
Direct Relief International ...................................................... 5, 94
Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust .............. 63
Dispute Resolution Center Of Kitsap County............................. 64
Doctors Without Borders USA ................................................... 94
Domestic Abuse Women's Network (DAWN) ............................ 64
Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services Of Whatcom
County .................................................................................. 64
Doney Memorial Pet Clinic .......................................................... 3
Doris Day Animal Foundation ...................................................... 3
Downtown Action To Save Housing (DASH) ............................. 64
Downtown Emergency Service Center ...................................... 64
Downtown Food Bank ......................................................... 78, 90
Dr. James W. Washington, Jr. and Mrs. Janie Rogella
Washington Foundation ........................................................ 11
Dr. Millie Russell Endowed Scholarship (UW Foundation) ........ 29
Dress For Success Worldwide................................................... 64
Dynamic Family Services .................................................... 21, 46
E
Early Music Guild Of Seattle ...................................................... 11
Earshot Jazz Society Of Seattle ................................................ 11
Earth Day Network ................................................................ 4, 37
Earthcorps ................................................................................. 37
Earthjustice Legal Defense ........................................................ 37
Earthshare Of Washington (Environmental Fund Of Washington)
.............................................................................................. 37
EASE (Emergency Assistance For Seattle Employees) ............ 64
East Cherry YWCA .................................................................... 64
East County Senior Center ........................................................ 98
Easter Seals Washington ...................................................... 4, 64
Eastside Adult Day Service ....................................................... 64
Eastside Catholic School ........................................................... 29
Eastside Domestic Violence Program ....................................... 64
Eastside Interfaith Social Concerns Council .............................. 65
Eastside Jewish Public Library .................................................. 11
ECHO Inc. ................................................................................. 94
El Centro De La Raza ................................................................ 65
ELCA World Hunger .................................................................. 90
Elder & Adult Day Services ....................................................... 65
Elderhealth Northwest ............................................................... 65
Elderwise ................................................................................... 98
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) ........................................ 29
Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation ....................................... 29
Emerald City Outreach Ministries .............................................. 65
Emergency Feeding Program Of Seattle & King County ........... 91
Emergency Support Shelter ...................................................... 65
Encompass Northwest ............................................................... 21
Environmental & Energy Study Institute .................................... 38
Environmental Coalition Of South Seattle (ECOSS).................. 38
Environmental Defense Fund ...................................................... 3
Environmental Law Institute................................................... 4, 38
Epilepsy Foundation .............................................................. 4, 48
Epilepsy Foundation Northwest ............................................. 4, 48
Equal Human Rights Washington Education Fund .................... 65
Equestrian Land Conservation Resource .................................... 3
Esoterics, The............................................................................ 11
Esperanca ................................................................................. 94
Ethiopia Reads .......................................................................... 29
Evangelicals Concerned ............................................................ 65
Everett Gospel Mission .............................................................. 65
Exodus Housing ........................................................................ 65
F
FACES
The National Craniofacial Association .................................. 48
FaithTrust Institute ................................................................. 5, 94
Families And Friends Of Violent Crime Victims ......................... 65
Family And Adult Service Center ............................................... 65
Family Promise of Seattle (FPS) ............................................... 57
Family Renewal Shelter ............................................................. 66
Family Services - Baby Boutique ............................................... 21
Family Services - Capitol Campaign.......................................... 21
Family Services Of King ............................................................ 66
Family Works ............................................................................. 66
FareStart ............................................................................... 5, 66
Farm Sanctuary ........................................................................... 3
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home.................................................. 66
Fauntleroy Children's Center ..................................................... 22
Federal Way Community Caregiving Network ........................... 66
Feed The Children ..................................................................... 94
Feet First ................................................................................... 38
Feline Friends .............................................................................. 3
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project ..................................................... 3
Filipino American National Historical Society ............................ 66
Filipino Community Of Seattle Senior Services ......................... 66
Filipino Cultural Heritage Society............................................... 11
FINCA International Inc ............................................................. 94
Firs Bible and Missionary Conference, The ............................... 22
First Place School...................................................................... 30
FISH Food Banks Of Pierce County .......................................... 66
Fisher Center For Alzheimer's Research Foundation, The ........ 48
Fisher House Foundation .......................................................... 66
Floyd And Delores Jones Cancer Institute At Virginia Mason.... 48
Focus On The Family ................................................................ 66
Fonkoze/ Haitian Health Allies ................................................... 66
Food For The Hungry ................................................................ 66
Food For The Poor .................................................................... 91
Food Lifeline .............................................................................. 66
Food Resource Network ...................................................... 61, 67
Forest Service Employees For Environmental Ethics ................ 38
Forks Community Food Bank .................................................... 67
Foundation Fighting Blindness .............................................. 5, 48
Foundation For AIDS Research, The ........................................ 48
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ................................ 48
Freedom From Hunger .......................................................... 4, 67
Freedom From Religion Foundation .......................................... 30
Freedom Project ........................................................................ 67
French Immersion School Of Washington ................................. 30
Friends Of Animals ...................................................................... 3
Friends Of Campus Cats ............................................................. 3
Friends of Cloud Mountain ........................................................ 67
Friends of Heybrook Ridge ........................................................ 38
Friends Of Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge ........................... 38
Friends Of P-Patch .................................................................... 38
Friends Of The Cedar River Watershed .................................... 38
Friends Of The Children - King County ...................................... 22
Friends Of The Northwest Weather And Avalanche Center ...... 38
Friends Of The Trail ................................................................... 38
Friends of Warm Hearth, Inc...................................................... 94
Friends Of Washoe...................................................................... 3
Friends Of Youth ....................................................................... 22
Friendship House ...................................................................... 67
Full Moon Farm ........................................................................... 3
Fund For Animals ........................................................................ 3
FurKidz 911 Connection .......................................................... 3, 4
Furry Friends ............................................................................... 4
Futurewise (Formerly 1000 Friends Of Washington) ................. 38
G
Garfield High School PTSA ....................................................... 30
Gateway For Cancer Research ................................................. 48
Gatewood School PTA .............................................................. 22
Gay City Health Project ............................................................. 67
Gay Lesbian And Straight Education Network (GLSEN) - Puget
Sound ................................................................................... 67
Girl Scouts - Pacific Peaks Council - Pierce .............................. 67
Girl Scouts - Totem Council - Clallam ........................................ 67
Girl Scouts - Totem Council - Jefferson ..................................... 67
Girl Scouts - Totem Council - King County ................................ 67
Girl Scouts-Totem Council - Kitsap............................................ 67
Girls Inc. .................................................................................... 67
Give Kids The World.................................................................. 22
Glaucoma Research Foundation ........................................... 5, 48
Glendale Evangelical Lutheran Church ..................................... 68
Global Action for Children .......................................................... 22
Global Action International ........................................................ 94
Global Children .......................................................................... 94
Global Impact ........................................................................ 4, 94
Global Visionaries ...................................................................... 94
Gluten Intolerance Group Of North America .............................. 48
Gold Creek Community Church ................................................. 68
Golden Ears Hearing Dog Training Center .................................. 4
Government Accountability Project ...................................... 68, 69
Grace Lutheran Church ............................................................. 68
Great Starts Birth & Family Education ....................................... 22
Greater Seattle Al Anon Information Service ............................. 68
Greater Seattle Business Association........................................ 30
Green Corps Inc. ....................................................................... 38
Green Lake Elementary School PTA ......................................... 22
Greenpeace Fund ...................................................................... 39
Gregory Heights PTSA .............................................................. 30
Greyhound Pets Inc ..................................................................... 4
Group Health Community Foundation ....................................... 48
Growth And Prevention (GAP) Theatre ..................................... 11
Guide Dog Foundation For The Blind ...................................... 5, 4
Guide Dogs Of America ............................................................... 4
H
Habitat For Humanity - East King County .................................. 68
Habitat For Humanity - Kitsap County ....................................... 68
Habitat For Humanity - New Orleans Area ................................ 68
Habitat For Humanity - Seattle/South King County .................... 68
Habitat For Humanity - Snohomish County ............................... 68
Habitat For Humanity - South Puget Sound ............................... 68
Habitat For Humanity - Spokane................................................ 68
Habitat For Humanity - Tacoma/Pierce County ......................... 68
Habitat For Humanity International Inc ...................................... 68
Half The Sky Foundation ........................................................... 95
Hamlin Robinson School ........................................................... 30
Harborview Medical Center For Sexual Assault & Traumatic
Stress .................................................................................... 69
Health Information Network ....................................................... 49
Health Volunteers Overseas Inc ................................................ 95
Healthy Families Of Clallam ...................................................... 69
Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies................................................ 69
Hearing Speech & Deafness Center .......................................... 49
Heart And Stroke Foundation Of Canada .................................. 49
Heart Of America Northwest Research Center .......................... 49
Heifer Project International ........................................................ 95
Helping Hands
Simian Aides for the Disabled ............................................... 69
Helping Link ............................................................................... 69
Helpline House (Bainbridge Island) ........................................... 69
Henry Art Gallery ....................................................................... 11
Hepatitis Foundation International ............................................. 49
Heskett Arnold American Legion ............................................... 69
Hispanic Scholarship Fund ........................................................ 30
Historic Seattle Preservation Foundation................................... 11
HistoryLink ................................................................................. 11
Hole In The Wall Gang .............................................................. 49
Holly Ridge Center..................................................................... 69
Holy Names Academy ............................................................... 30
Home Alive ................................................................................ 30
Homesight ................................................................................. 69
Homestead Community Land Trust ....................................... 5, 69
Hope For Horses ......................................................................... 4
Hope Heart Institute ................................................................... 49
Hopelink ..................................................................................... 70
Hospice & Home Care Of Snohomish ....................................... 49
Hospice Of Kitsap County.......................................................... 49
Hospice Of Spokane .................................................................. 49
Hospitality House - Burien ......................................................... 70
Hospitality House Ministries - Wenatchee ................................. 70
Housing Development Consortium Of Seattle-King County....... 70
Housing Hope ............................................................................ 70
Housing Resources Group ........................................................ 70
Human Rights Campaign Foundation ........................................ 70
Humane Society - Blue Mountain ................................................ 4
Humane Society - Pet Project ..................................................... 4
Humane Society - Seattle-King County ....................................... 4
Humane Society - Tacoma & Pierce County ............................... 4
Humane Society of Skagit Valley ................................................ 5
Humane Society Of The United States ........................................ 5
Humanity First USA ................................................................... 26
Hunger Project, The .................................................................. 95
I
Immanuel Lutheran Congregation And Food Bank ................... 70
In Defense Of Animals................................................................. 5
Ingersoll Gender Center ............................................................ 70
Institute For Family Development .............................................. 70
Interaction/Transition ................................................................. 70
Intercommunity Housing Association ........................................ 70
Interim Community Development .............................................. 70
International Christian Concern ................................................. 71
International Community Health Services............................ 49, 71
International Community Health Services Foundation ............... 49
International District Emergency Center .................................... 71
International District Housing..................................................... 58
International Drop-In Center ...................................................... 71
International Eye Foundation................................................. 4, 50
International Orthodox Christian Charities ................................. 95
International Relief Teams..................................................... 4, 95
International Rescue Committee Inc ......................................... 95
International Rescue Committee Inc - Seattle Office ................. 95
International Snow Leopard Trust ............................................... 5
International Technical Assistant Group .................................... 95
International Youth Foundation ............................................. 4, 71
Intiman Theatre ......................................................................... 11
Izaak Walton League Of America .............................................. 39
J
Jack Straw Foundation .............................................................. 12
James Paul Manjarrez Charitable Association .......................... 31
Jane Goodall Institute For Wildlife Research, Education And
Conservation ........................................................................ 39
Japanese Cultural And Community Center Of Washington (A
Project Of Nikkei Heritage Association Of Washington) ....... 71
Jesuit Volunteers International .................................................. 95
Jewish Family Service ............................................................... 71
Jewish Federation Of Greater Seattle ....................................... 71
Jobs With Justice Education Fund of Washington..................... 71
John F. Kennedy Memorial High School ................................... 31
Jubilee Women's Center ....................................................... 5, 71
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International............................... 50
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - Northwest ................ 50
K
Kang Wen Clinic ........................................................................ 71
KBTC Association ..................................................................... 12
KCTS Television ........................................................................ 12
Kent Food Bank & Emergency Services (Kent Community
Service Center) ..................................................................... 71
Kent Youth & Family Services ................................................... 50
KEXP Radio .............................................................................. 12
Kidney Cancer Association.................................................... 5, 50
Kin On Community Health Care ................................................ 50
Kin On Health Care Center........................................................ 98
Kindering Center ....................................................................... 23
Kindred Souls Foundation ........................................................... 5
King County Bar Foundation ..................................................... 71
King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence ................ 5, 71
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center ...................... 5, 72
Kirkland Arts Center .................................................................. 12
Kirkland Firefighters Benevolent Association ............................ 26
Kitsap Applied Technologies ..................................................... 26
Kitsap Community Resources ................................................... 72
Kitsap Day Care Association ..................................................... 23
Kitsap Family YMCA .................................................................. 72
Kitsap Mental Health Services ................................................... 72
Kitsap Sexual Assault Center .................................................... 72
Kittitas 4-H Endowment Trust Fund ........................................... 72
Kitty Harbor.................................................................................. 5
KPLU 88.5 FM (A Service Of Pacific Lutheran University) ....... 12
KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio............................................. 12
L
Lambda Legal Defense And Education Fund Inc ...................... 72
Lambert House .......................................................................... 72
Land Trust Alliance .................................................................... 39
Lands Council, The.................................................................... 39
Last Chance For Animals ............................................................ 5
League Of Conservation Voters Education Fund ...................... 39
Learning Disabilities Association Of Washington....................... 72
Legacy House (A Program Of SCIDPDA) ................................. 98
Legacy Of Equality, Leadership & Organizing (LELO)............... 72
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, The - Washington/Alaska
Chapter ................................................................................. 50
Life Changes Ministries ............................................................. 72
Lifelong AIDS Alliance ............................................................... 72
Lighthouse For The Blind .......................................................... 73
Lions Clubs International Foundation ........................................ 95
Literacy Council Of Kitsap ......................................................... 31
Literacy Council Of Seattle ........................................................ 31
Literacy Source - A Community Learning Center ...................... 31
Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center ........................................... 50
Little Red School House ............................................................ 23
Little School, The ....................................................................... 31
Living Earth Institute .................................................................. 39
Living Voices ............................................................................. 12
Local Independent Charities Of America (LICA) ........................ 73
Log House Museum (Southwest Seattle Historical Society) ...... 12
Low Income Housing Institute.................................................... 73
Lupus Foundation Of America ................................................... 50
Lupus Foundation Of America - Pacific Northwest Chapter ...... 50
Lutheran Alliance To Create Housing (LATCH) ........................ 73
Lutheran Community Services Northwest ................................. 73
Lutheran World Relief ............................................................ 4, 73
Lymphoma Research Foundation.............................................. 73
M
M-2 Job Therapy (A Program Of Match 2 Prison Visitation
Ministries) ............................................................................. 73
Magnuson Environmental Stewardship Alliance ........................ 39
Make-A-Wish Foundation Of Alaska, Montana, Northern Idaho &
Washington ........................................................................... 73
MAP International ...................................................................... 95
Maple Valley Community Center ............................................... 73
Maple Valley Food Bank & Emergency Services....................... 73
Marblemount Assembly Of God - Bread Of Life Foodbank ....... 73
March Of Dimes Washington State Chapter .............................. 50
Marine Mammal Center ............................................................... 5
Marine Toys For Tots Foundation.............................................. 73
Mars Hill Church ........................................................................ 74
Marsha Rivkin Center For Ovarian Cancer Research ............... 74
Mary Bridge Children's Foundation ........................................... 74
Marysville First Assembly .......................................................... 23
MAVIN Foundation .................................................................... 74
MAZON
A Jewish Response To Hunger ............................................ 91
Medical Support Association ..................................................... 50
Medical Teams International...................................................... 95
MEOW Cat Rescue Organization (Mercer Island Eastside
Orphans And Waifs) ............................................................... 5
Mercy Corps International ......................................................... 96
Mercy Ships ........................................................................... 5, 96
Meridian School, The................................................................. 31
Mexican Medical .................................................................... 5, 50
Mexican-American Legal Defense ............................................. 74
Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson's Research............... 50
Miracle Flights For Kids ............................................................. 51
Mission Aviation Fellowship ....................................................... 74
Mission Without Borders ............................................................ 96
Mockingbird Society, The .......................................................... 74
Montessori Country School ....................................................... 31
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) - Pacific NW Region .. 74
Mount Baker Housing Association ............................................. 74
Multifaith Works ..................................................................... 5, 74
Multiple Sclerosis Association ................................................... 51
Multiple Sclerosis Association Of America ................................ 51
Multiple Sclerosis National Research Institute ....................... 5, 51
Multi-Service Center .................................................................. 74
Muscular Dystrophy Association................................................ 51
Muscular Dystrophy Association - Washington Chapter ............ 51
N
NAACP Legal Defense And Educational Fund .......................... 74
NAACP Special Contribution Fund ........................................ 4, 74
NAMI - National Alliance For The Mentally Ill Of Thurston/Mason
Counties................................................................................ 51
NAMI - National Alliance On Mental Illness ............................... 51
NAMI - National Alliance On Mental Illness - Greater Seattle .... 51
NAMI Eastside - Hero House Program ...................................... 75
Naral Pro-Choice America Foundation ...................................... 75
NARAL Pro-Choice Washington Foundation ............................. 75
National 4-H Council .................................................................. 23
National Adoption Center .......................................................... 23
National Black Child Development Institute ............................... 31
National Brain Tumor Foundation .............................................. 51
National Breast Cancer Coalition............................................... 51
National Center For Missing & Exploited Children ..................... 23
National Children's Cancer Society - Children's Cancer
Assistance Fund ................................................................... 23
National Coalition For The Homeless Inc .................................. 75
National Council Of Jewish Women - Seattle Section ............... 75
National Down Syndrome Society ............................................. 51
National Eating Disorders Association ....................................... 51
National Education For Assistance Dog Services Inc (Dogs For
Deaf And Disabled Americans) ............................................. 75
National Foundation For Cancer Research ............................... 52
National Kidney Foundation Of Oregon & Washington.............. 52
National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC) .................................... 52
National MPS Society ................................................................ 52
National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Greater Washington Chapter
.......................................................................................... 4, 52
National Organization For Rare Disorders (NORD) ................... 52
National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Inc. ...................................... 75
National Parkinson Foundation.................................................. 52
National Parks Conservation Association .............................. 4, 39
National Prostate Cancer Coalition............................................ 52
National Reye's Syndrome Foundation ..................................... 52
National Right To Life Committee Educational Trust Fund ........ 75
National Urban Fellows ............................................................. 31
National Wildlife Federation ......................................................... 5
Native American Rights Fund .................................................... 75
Natural Resources Defense Council...................................... 4, 39
Nature Conservancy, The .......................................................... 39
Nature Conservancy, The (Washington State Chapter) ............ 39
Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Inc. .................................. 26
Neighbor To Nation ................................................................... 75
Neighborcare Health .................................................................. 75
Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance .................................... 75
Neighborhood House ................................................................. 76
Neurology Vocational Services Unit (Of Harborview Medical
Center) .................................................................................. 76
New Beginnings For Battered Women And Their Children ........ 76
New Covenant Christian Center ................................................ 76
New Futures .............................................................................. 23
New Horizons Ministries ............................................................ 23
Nikkei Concerns......................................................................... 98
Nikkei Concerns - Kokoro Kai (Day Program) ........................... 98
Nikkei Concerns - Seattle Keiro (Nursing Home) ....................... 98
Nisqually Land Trust .................................................................. 40
Nonprofit Assistance Center ...................................................... 76
Nonviolent Peaceforce............................................................... 26
Nordic Heritage Museum ........................................................... 12
North Cascades Health Council ................................................. 76
North Cascades Institute ........................................................... 40
North Helpline & Lake City Food Bank ...................................... 91
North Seattle Community College Educational Fund ................. 76
Northshore Youth & Family Services ......................................... 52
Northwest African American Museum........................................ 13
Northwest Asian American Theater ........................................... 13
Northwest Associated Arts ......................................................... 13
Northwest Burn Foundation ................................................... 5, 52
Northwest Center ....................................................................... 76
Northwest Children's Fund......................................................... 23
Northwest Dharma Association ................................................. 13
Northwest Disaster Search Dogs ................................................. 5
Northwest Family Life Learning And Counseling Center ........... 76
Northwest Folklife ...................................................................... 13
Northwest Harvest ..................................................................... 91
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project .......................................... 76
Northwest Indian College ........................................................... 31
Northwest Kidney Centers ......................................................... 52
Northwest Lions Foundation For Sight & Hearing ...................... 52
Northwest Medical Teams ......................................................... 96
Northwest Organization For Animal Help (NOAH) ....................... 5
Northwest Parkinson's Foundation ............................................ 53
Northwest Puppet Center .......................................................... 13
Northwest Washington Synod Of The Evangelical Lutheran
Church In America (ELCA) ................................................... 76
Northwest Women's Law Center ............................................... 76
Northwest Youth Services ......................................................... 23
Nova Project PTSA, The............................................................ 31
NRA Foundation Inc .................................................................. 77
NW Energy Coalition ................................................................. 40
NW Network, The ...................................................................... 77
O
Oasis Seattle ....................................................................... 77, 98
Oasis Seattle Church ................................................................. 77
Obsessive Compulsive Foundation Inc...................................... 53
Ocean Conservancy, The ............................................................ 6
Old Dog Haven ............................................................................ 6
Olympic College Foundation ...................................................... 32
Olympic Community Action Programs - Clallam ........................ 77
Olympic Mountain Rescue ......................................................... 26
On The Boards .......................................................................... 13
OneAmerica (Formerly Hate Free Zone) ................................... 77
OPAL - Of People And Land ...................................................... 58
Open Adoption & Family Services Inc. - Washington ................ 24
Open Arms ................................................................................ 77
Operation
Sack Lunch ........................................................................... 91
Operation Bootstrap - Africa ...................................................... 96
Operation Nightwatch ................................................................ 58
Operation Smile ......................................................................... 24
Operational Emergency Center ................................................. 77
Opportunity International ....................................................... 4, 96
Orca Network ............................................................................... 6
Organic Consumers Association................................................ 77
Osteoporosis And Breast Cancer Research Center .................. 53
Out Of The Rain Initiative (A Program Of United Way Of King
County) ................................................................................. 58
Out Of The Woods .................................................................... 77
Outdoors For All Foundation ..................................................... 77
Oxfam America ...................................................................... 4, 78
P
Pacific Northwest Ballet ............................................................. 13
Pacific Science Center .......................................................... 5, 32
Page Ahead Children's Literacy ................................................ 24
Pan American Development Foundation ................................... 96
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network ............................................ 53
Parent Trust For Washington Children ...................................... 24
Parkview Services ..................................................................... 78
Partners For Pets ........................................................................ 6
Partners of the Americas ........................................................... 96
Pasados Safe Haven ................................................................... 6
Passages Northwest ............................................................. 5, 78
Pat Graney Group ..................................................................... 13
PATH ..................................................................................... 4, 96
Pathways For Women ............................................................... 78
PAWS (Progressive Animal Welfare Society).............................. 6
PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation....................................................... 6
PCC Farmland Trust ................................................................. 40
Pearl S. Buck International Inc. ................................................. 78
Pediatric Interim Care Center
The Newborn Nursery........................................................... 53
Peninsula Services .................................................................... 78
People For Puget Sound ........................................................... 40
People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals (PETA) ............... 6
Peregrine Fund, The ................................................................... 6
Pesticide Action Network ....................................................... 4, 40
Petsmart Charities ....................................................................... 6
Pheasants Forever ...................................................................... 7
Phinney Neighborhood Association ........................................... 78
Pigs Peace Sanctuary ................................................................. 7
Pike Market Child Care & Preschool ......................................... 24
Pike Market Medical Clinic ........................................................ 53
Pike Market Senior Center ........................................................ 78
Pike Place Market Foundation (The Market Foundation) .......... 78
Pit Bull Rescue Central................................................................ 7
PKD Foundation ........................................................................ 53
Planned Parenthood - Central Washington ............................... 53
Planned Parenthood - Mt. Baker ............................................... 53
Planned Parenthood - Western Washington ............................. 53
Planned Parenthood - World Population ............................... 4, 53
Planned Parenthood Federation Of America Inc. ...................... 53
Plant Amnesty ........................................................................... 40
Plymouth Healing Communities ................................................ 54
Plymouth Housing Group .......................................................... 78
POCAAN (People Of Color Against AIDS Network) .................. 54
Polio Outreach Of Washington .................................................. 54
Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation .................... 78
Population Communications International (PCI Media Impact,
INC) ...................................................................................... 78
Population Connection .............................................................. 79
Positive Women's Network ........................................................ 79
Powerful Schools ....................................................................... 32
Powerful Voices ..................................................................... 5, 79
Pratt Fine Arts Center ................................................................ 13
Preserve Our Islands ................................................................. 40
Prevent Cancer Foundation....................................................... 54
Pride Foundation ....................................................................... 79
Primm ABC Childcare ............................................................... 24
Prison Pet Partnership Program .................................................. 7
Program For Early Parent Support ............................................ 24
Project Hope.............................................................................. 96
Project Inform, Inc ..................................................................... 54
Project Rachel ........................................................................... 54
Project Share (City of Seattle) ................................................... 79
Prospect Enrichment Preschool ................................................ 79
PROVAIL ................................................................................... 79
Providence Elderplace ............................................................... 98
Providence Heritage House At The Market ............................... 98
Providence Hospice And Home Care Of Snohomish ................ 54
Providence Hospice Of Seattle Foundation ............................... 54
Providence Hospitality House .................................................... 58
Public Employees For Environmental Responsibility ................. 40
Pueblo A Pueblo ........................................................................ 79
Puget Sound Labor Agency ....................................................... 79
Puget Soundkeeper Alliance ................................................. 4, 40
Puppies Behind Bars ................................................................. 79
Purrfect Pals ................................................................................ 7
PuSH for PD (Puget Sound Parkinson's Disease Housing & Care
Alliance) ................................................................................ 58
Q
Quixote Center .......................................................................... 96
R
Rails-To-Trails Conservancy ..................................................... 40
Rainbow City Band .................................................................... 13
Rainbow Missions................................................................ 79, 80
Rainforest Alliance................................................................. 4, 40
Rainier Scholars ........................................................................ 80
Rainier Vista Boys And Girls Club ............................................. 24
Reading Is Fundamental Inc.(RIF)............................................. 32
Real Change Homeless Empowerment Project......................... 80
Recovery Centers Of King County............................................. 80
RecTech .................................................................................... 24
Refugee Assistance Program .................................................... 97
Refugee Women's Alliance ........................................................ 80
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute................................................ 32
Renton Area Youth & Family Services ...................................... 80
Repertory Actors Workshop....................................................... 14
Rescue Every Dog ....................................................................... 7
Research To Prevent Blindness ................................................ 54
Residence XII ........................................................................ 5, 80
Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation ........................................ 54
Richard Hugo House ................................................................. 14
Richmond Beach Congregational Church ................................. 80
Riders For Health ...................................................................... 97
Rise N' Shine ............................................................................. 80
Ritecare Of Washington ............................................................ 24
Rockefeller University .......................................................... 48, 54
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation .................................................. 7
Rocky Mountain Institute ........................................................... 80
Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary Foundation ....................... 7
ROOTS ...................................................................................... 24
Rosehedge Homecare - AIDS Housing & Health Care.............. 81
Rotary Music4Life (Northwest Youth Music Association) .......... 14
Ruth Dykeman Children's Center .............................................. 24
Ryther Child Center ................................................................... 25
S
Sacramento Traditional Jazz Society ........................................ 14
Safe Crossings Foundation ....................................................... 81
Safe Schools Coalition Of Washington ...................................... 32
Safeplace - Washington ............................................................ 81
Salvation Army - Bremerton ...................................................... 81
Salvation Army - Everett ............................................................ 81
Salvation Army - King County .................................................... 81
Salvation Army - Northwest Division .......................................... 81
Salvation Army - Olympia Corps................................................ 81
Salvation Army - Renton Rotary Food Bank .............................. 91
Salvation Army - Seattle ............................................................ 81
Salvation Army - Skagit ............................................................. 81
Salvation Army National Headquarters ...................................... 81
Samaritan Counseling Center.................................................... 25
Samarya Center, The ................................................................ 55
Samuel & Althea Stroum Jewish Community Center Of Greater
Seattle .................................................................................. 14
San Juan Community Home Trust............................................. 81
San Juan Preservation Trust ..................................................... 40
Sarvey Wildlife Care Center ........................................................ 7
Save Babies Through Screening Foundation ............................ 55
Save Darfur Coalition ................................................................ 97
Save The Children Federation Inc. ............................................ 81
Scenic America...................................................................... 4, 41
Scholarly Publishing And Academic Resources Coalition (Sparc)
.............................................................................................. 32
Scholarship America .................................................................. 32
Sea Mar Community Health Centers - King County .................. 55
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society ......................................... 41
Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences ...................................... 32
Seattle Animal Control - Help The Animals Fund ........................ 7
Seattle Animal Control - Off-Leash Area Fund ............................ 7
Seattle Animal Control - Shelter Expansion Fund........................ 8
Seattle Aquarium Society (SEAS) ............................................... 8
Seattle Art Museum (SAM) ........................................................ 14
Seattle Arts And Lectures .......................................................... 14
Seattle Baroque Orchestra ........................................................ 14
Seattle Biomedical Research Institute ....................................... 55
Seattle Center Foundation ......................................................... 14
Seattle Chamber Music Society................................................. 14
Seattle Children's Home ...................................................... 81, 82
Seattle Children's Theatre ......................................................... 14
Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation And
Development Association (SCIDPDA) .................................. 15
Seattle Choral Company ........................................................... 15
Seattle Counseling Service ....................................................... 55
Seattle Country Day School ...................................................... 82
Seattle Emergency Housing Services ....................................... 82
Seattle Fire Department - Fire And Hazard Mitigation Fund ...... 26
Seattle Fire Department - Medic II - CPR Classes .................... 26
Seattle Fire Department - Medic One Foundation ..................... 27
Seattle Fire Department - Medic One Gift & Trust Fund ............ 27
Seattle Fire Department - Seattle's Bravest Charity (Formerly
Seattle Fire Fighters Benevolent Association) ...................... 82
Seattle Fire Department Safe Fund ........................................... 25
Seattle Foundation, The ............................................................ 15
Seattle Girls' Choir Guild ........................................................... 15
Seattle Girls' School .................................................................. 33
Seattle Goodwill Industries .................................................... 5, 82
Seattle Indian Health Board ....................................................... 82
Seattle Insight Meditation Society.............................................. 82
Seattle International Children's Festival..................................... 15
Seattle Jazz Orchestra .............................................................. 15
Seattle Jobs Initiative ................................................................. 82
Seattle Lesbian Cancer Project ................................................. 82
Seattle Men's Chorus & Seattle Women's Chorus (Flying House
Productions).......................................................................... 15
Seattle Mental Health Institute ................................................... 55
Seattle MESA - University Of Washington ................................. 33
Seattle Milk Fund ....................................................................... 82
Seattle Musical Theatre Presented By Civic Light Opera .......... 15
Seattle Opera ............................................................................ 15
Seattle Parks Foundation .......................................................... 41
Seattle Police Department Victim Support Team....................... 27
Seattle Police Foundation .......................................................... 27
Seattle Police Honor Guard ....................................................... 27
Seattle Pro Musica Society ........................................................ 15
Seattle Public Library Foundation .............................................. 33
Seattle Pug Rescue ..................................................................... 8
Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue ..................................................... 8
Seattle Repertory Theatre ......................................................... 15
Seattle Shakespeare Company ................................................. 15
Seattle Works ............................................................................ 33
Seattle Young People's Project ................................................. 25
Seattle Youth Garden Works ..................................................... 25
Seattle Youth Involvement Network ........................................... 82
Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras ......................................... 15
Second Chance Companions ...................................................... 8
Second Chance Ranch ................................................................ 8
Second Harvest Food Bank - Inland Northwest ......................... 91
Senior Services For South Sound - Thurston ............................ 98
Senior Services Of Seattle-King County .................................... 99
Serve the Children ..................................................................... 97
Shamrock Charities ................................................................... 25
Sherwood Community Services ................................................. 83
Shoreline Community College Foundation ................................ 33
Shoreline Public Schools Foundation .................................... 5, 33
Shriners Hospital For Children - Tampa .................................... 55
Shriners Hospitals for Children .................................................. 55
Sierra Club Foundation .............................................................. 41
Sightline Institute ................................................................... 4, 41
Sisters Of Perpetual Indulgence - The Abbey Of St. Joan ......... 83
Skagit Council On Aging ............................................................ 99
Skagit County Community Action .............................................. 83
Skagit Domestic Violence And Sexual Assault Services ........... 83
Skagit Valley Family YMCA ....................................................... 83
Small Faces Child Development Center .................................... 25
Smile Train Inc ........................................................................... 55
Snohomish Center For Battered Women ................................... 83
Snoqualmie Pass Volunteer Ski Patrol (SPVSP) ....................... 27
Sno-Valley Senior Center .......................................................... 99
Social Justice Fund Northwest .................................................. 83
Society Of St. Andrew................................................................ 83
Society Of St. Vincent De Paul .................................................. 83
Solid Ground (Formerly Fremont Public Association) ................ 83
SOS Children's Villages-USA .................................................... 83
Sound Experience ..................................................................... 41
Sound Mental Health ................................................................. 84
Sound Works ............................................................................. 84
South County Senior Center ...................................................... 99
Southeast Youth & Family Services........................................... 84
Southern Poverty Law Center .................................................... 84
Southwest Youth And Family Services ...................................... 84
Spaying To Save Our Pets .......................................................... 8
Special Needs Network ............................................................. 25
Special Olympics - Washington ................................................. 84
Spectrum Dance Theatre........................................................... 16
St. Andrew's Housing Group...................................................... 84
St. Brendan Parish School ......................................................... 33
St. Catherine School .................................................................. 33
St. James English As A Second Language Program ................. 33
St. John The Evangelist Parish .................................................. 84
St. Joseph School Fund............................................................. 33
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital ...................................... 55
St. Louise Parish School............................................................ 84
St. Madeleine Sophie School ..................................................... 33
St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance ................................................... 84
St. Matthew School .................................................................... 84
St. Paul's Episcopal Church....................................................... 85
St. Therese's Parish .................................................................. 85
St. Vincent De Paul Society Seattle Council .............................. 85
St. Vincent Food Bank ............................................................... 91
Stanwood Camano Community Resources Center (A Program Of
Community Resources Foundation)...................................... 85
Stanwood Senior Center ............................................................ 99
Stone Soup ................................................................................ 34
Stonewall Youth ......................................................................... 85
StoryCorps ................................................................................. 16
Street Youth Ministries ............................................................... 25
Student Conservation Association Inc ....................................... 41
Successful Schools in Action ..................................................... 34
Summit Assistance Dogs ....................................................... 5, 85
Surfrider Foundation .............................................................. 4, 41
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation ...................... 55, 56
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation - Puget Sound
Chapter ................................................................................. 56
Swedish Medical Center Foundation Organ Transplant Program
............................................................................................. 56
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Tabor 100 .................................................................................. 34
Tacoma Public Library Foundation ............................................ 34
Tacoma Rescue Mission ........................................................... 85
Tape Ministries Northwest ......................................................... 85
Taproot Theatre Company ........................................................ 16
Teachers Without Borders ......................................................... 34
TeamChild ................................................................................. 25
Technology Access Foundation ................................................ 34
TechnoServe, Inc. ................................................................. 4, 97
Teen Challenge International Pacific Northwest Region ........... 85
TeenHope, Inc. .......................................................................... 85
Tenants Union ........................................................................... 86
The Northwest Infant Survival Alliance--SIDS Foundation Of
Washington ........................................................................... 56
Theatre Puget Sound ................................................................ 16
Therapeutic Health Services ..................................................... 56
Three Tree Montessori School .................................................. 34
Tiger Woods Foundation Inc ..................................................... 25
Transitional Resources .............................................................. 86
Transportation Choices Coalition .......................................... 4, 41
Treehouse ................................................................................. 86
Trust For Public Land National Office ........................................ 41
Tumaini...................................................................................... 97
U
U.S. Association For United Nations ......................................... 97
UMO Ensemble ......................................................................... 16
UNICEF - United States Fund ................................................... 97
Union Gospel Mission Association Of Spokane - Youth Outreach
Programs .............................................................................. 86
Union Of Concerned Scientists ................................................. 41
United Indians Of All Tribes Foundation .................................... 86
United Methodist Committee On Relief ..................................... 86
United Negro College Fund (UNCF) .......................................... 34
United Service Organization (USO) - Puget Sound Area ......... 86
United Way Of King County....................................................... 86
United Way Of Kitsap County .................................................... 86
United Way Of Pierce County.................................................... 86
United Way Of Skagit County .................................................... 86
United Way Of Snohomish County ............................................ 86
Unity Church In Lynnwood ........................................................ 87
University District Food Bank .................................................... 87
University of Colorado Foundation ............................................ 34
University Of Washington Daniel J. Evans School Of Public
Affairs ................................................................................... 34
University Of Washington Diversity Scholarship Fund .............. 35
University of Washington Foundation EOP Legacy Endowment
Scholarship Fund .................................................................. 35
Urban League Of Metropolitan Seattle ...................................... 87
UW Foundation SAFS Student First Endowment ...................... 35
UW Medicine Department Of Surgery - Liver Transplant Unit ... 56
UW World Series At Meany Hall................................................ 35
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Vajralama Buddhist Center........................................................ 87
Valley Cities Counseling & Consultation.................................... 87
Vashon Household .................................................................... 58
Vashon Island Pet Protectors ...................................................... 8
Vashon United Methodist Church .............................................. 87
Vashon Youth And Family Services .......................................... 87
Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust............................................... 41
Velocity Dance Center ............................................................... 16
Vera Project, The....................................................................... 16
Veterans For National Security Foundation ............................... 87
VH-1 Save The Music Foundation ............................................. 16
Victory Outreach Seattle ............................................................ 26
Viet Blind Children Foundation (Blind Vietnamese Children
Foundation)........................................................................... 87
Viet Nam Scholarship Foundation ............................................. 35
Vietnam Veterans Assistance Fund........................................... 87
Vietnam Veterans Of America Foundation ................................ 87
Village Community Services ...................................................... 87
Village Missions ......................................................................... 88
Village of Hope (Seattle), The.................................................... 88
Village Theatre .......................................................................... 16
Vision House ............................................................................. 88
Visiting Nurse Home Care ......................................................... 56
Visiting Nurse Services Of The Northwest ................................. 56
Volunteers For Outdoor Washington (VOW) ............................. 42
Volunteers Of America .............................................................. 88
W
Wallingford Community Senior Center ...................................... 99
Washington Air Search & Rescue ............................................. 27
Washington Business Week ...................................................... 35
Washington Citizens For Resource Conservation ..................... 42
Washington Community Alliance For Self Help (CASH) ............ 88
Washington Council Of Trout Unlimited ....................................... 8
Washington Environmental Council ........................................... 42
Washington Foundation For The Environment .......................... 42
Washington Native Plant Society........................................... 4, 42
Washington Poison Center .................................................... 4, 56
Washington State 4-H Foundation............................................. 88
Washington State Chinese Cancer Network Association .......... 56
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence ............ 88
Washington State Coalition For The Homeless (WSCH) ........... 88
Washington State Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation ....... 27
Washington State University Foundation ................................... 35
Washington Toxics Coalition ................................................. 4, 42
Washington Trails Association............................................... 4, 42
Washington Water Trails Association .................................... 4, 42
Washington Wilderness Coalition ............................................ 4, 8
Washington Women In Need ..................................................... 88
Water First International ............................................................ 97
Water For People ...................................................................... 97
Weaving Wallingford .................................................................. 35
Welfare Rights Organizing Coalition .......................................... 88
West Seattle Food Bank (Junction Community Food Bank) ...... 88
West Seattle Helpline, Inc. ........................................................ 88
West Sound Treatment Center .................................................. 88
Westgate Chapel Regional Missions ......................................... 88
Westside Baby........................................................................... 89
Whidbey Animals Improvement Foundation ................................ 9
Whidbey Camano Land Trust .................................................... 42
Whidbey Institute ....................................................................... 89
White Center Community Development Association ................. 58
White Center Emergency Food Association (White Center Food
Bank) .................................................................................... 91
Wild Fish Conservancy ................................................................ 9
Wilderness Society - Pacific Northwest Regional Office .............. 9
Wing Luke Asian Museum ......................................................... 16
With Grace Training Foundation ................................................ 89
Wolf Haven International ............................................................. 9
Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center ................................... 9
Wolftown ...................................................................................... 9
Women For Women International .............................................. 89
Women Thrive Worldwide (Formerly Women's Edge Coalition) 89
Womencare Shelter ................................................................... 89
Woodinville Unity Church .......................................................... 89
Work Opportunities .................................................................... 89
World Association For Children And Parents (WACAP) ............ 89
World Children's Fund ............................................................... 97
World Concern - A Program Of CRISTA Ministries ................... 97
World Emergency Relief - Children's Food Fund ....................... 98
World Neighbors Inc. ................................................................. 98
World Relief Corporation Of National Association Of Evangelicals27
World Society For The Protection Of Animals, USA .................... 9
World Vision .............................................................................. 98
World Wildlife Fund ................................................................. 4, 9
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YMCA Of Greater Seattle .......................................................... 89
YMCA Of Snohomish County .................................................... 89
Young Life ................................................................................. 90
Young Life Central City Tacoma ................................................ 90
Youth Advocates ....................................................................... 90
Youth Eastside Services ............................................................ 90
Youth Law Center ...................................................................... 26
Youthcare .................................................................................. 90
Youthnet .................................................................................... 90
YWCA Family Village (East King County YWCA) ...................... 90
YWCA Of Kitsap County ............................................................ 90
YWCA Of Seattle - King County - Snohomish County ............... 90
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24-Seven Ministry Center .......................................................... 58
911 Media Arts Center ................................................................. 9