Non profit organizations in Bellingham, WA - Page 15

FUFA is an organization working to expand artistic expression in your community by promoting culture

OUT There Adventures offers outdoor leadership opportunities to Queer Youth in the Seattle, WA area.

To join the discussion join our BurningHamsters group. Burner page for those who are in or near Bellingham, WA to get together for fun and resources.

College Access Corps connects Whatcom CC college student coaches with K-12 students to aide in academic success and promote higher education.

Founded in 1964, Whatcom Art Guild (WAG) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering and promoting the visual arts of Whatcom County. WAG is Whatcom County’s oldest continu...

An independently organized TED event: 11/12/13 Find what's in it for you: tedxbellingham.com T: @TEDxBellingham G+: https://plus.google.com/+Tedxbelli

Check prices, compare, view photos and explore floor plans of student housing. Find your favorite places by school, college, university and distance.

WHSA (Western Hmong Student Association) was founded in 2013 by the Hmong students of WWU. You may

The Outpost a CCF ministry house

By joining AAUW, you belong to a community that breaks through educational and economic barriers so that all women have a fair chance.

The official page of the Bellingham Human Rights Film Festival. BHRFF supports independent f

Our goal is to regenerate community through skill building workshops, mutual aid groups, and local volunteer opportunities for the benefit of all life everywhere.

The WWU MTC allows students to practice their engineering, software, and creative education by devel

The Safe Storage Lockers program aims to increase the chances for people experiencing homelessness to transition off the streets and into permanent housing by providing a support p...

A page to share resources, information, and updates from Project X-It

BGRC creates fun and inclusive spaces for girls and queer youth. We encourage self-empowerment through music and anti-racist action, working together toward collective liberation.

The Burned Children Recovery Foundation and the Elks will be hosting an "Ocktoberfest" Benefit Dinner. 10/04/14 710 Samish Way, Bellingham, WA 98229

Remembering the Gospel together.

Providing a non-clinical healing environment to help bring education, raise awareness, and action of

RE Sources' Sustainable Schools program engages K-12 students in waste reduction, energy efficiency, climate change and water conservation topics.

Get your broken items repaired for free at this volunteer staffed twice-a-month social event. Conserve resources and reduce waste and pollution.

Providing garden seeds of mothers and families who have fled ISIS.