Find non profit organizations in Seattle, WA. Listings include Afterparty, Crisis Commons, Husky Snow Club, Asian Pacific Islander Coalition (APIC) of WA, MurrayAid, One Hundred For Haiti.
We bring together Asian Pacific Americans, including immigrants, refugees, & citizens, to use our collective strength to empower & advance our community.
Welcome to MurrayAid, the campaign to help Murray Stenson. Click "About" link below for more details on this cause and how to donate.
Direct action humanitarian 501(c)3 organization helping with development programs for the people of Haiti
Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets
Puget Sound Bird Observatory studies birds and their habitats in the Pacific Northwest to better understand changes in bird populations, to inform decision makers, and to engage th...
We are a 501C3 located in the Seattle area to rescue and rehabilitate animals who have been abandoned or surrendered.
Hack Nation offers business assistance and hosts events to connect underrepresented entrepreneurs to
Non-partisan, grassroots group of parents and allies working to compel the state to amply fund basic education and swiftly fulfill its paramount duty.
Redeeming Soles vision is to provide Seattle organizations with new and gently used shoes, footwear, and foot care.
Theatre22 is committed to producing exceptional live theatre that engages a diverse community of artists and audiences, inspires new ways of interpreting the world around us, and c...
Welcome to the page for Northwest Model United Nations (NWMUN). Please Like us, and also check out our website, http://www.nwmun.org. Thanks!
The Washington Wet Wheelers are a group of individuals dedicated to the enjoyment of everything off-road. All types of rigs are welcome!
A nonprofit counseling, teaching, and training center focused on the integration of faith | race | and mental health.
The Living Light Foundation provides metaphysical training, helping people actualize their life work
We strive to be the most comprehensive resource to expand awareness and bring mixed heritage issues to the forefront of the mainstream dialogue.