3 Rivers Community Foundation creates opportunities for perpetual giving in Benton and Franklin counties to support nonprofits now, and in the future. They focus on directing funds to local needs with low overhead and ensuring fiduciary responsibilities are met.

300 Trees is dedicated to planting and protecting trees for a better future, offering free trees to King County residents and working with local communities to improve tree canopy coverage. They engage volunteers in tree distribution, planting, and care activities, contributing to environmental sustainability and community enhancement.

350 Seattle is a grassroots-led community confronting the root causes of the climate crisis. They aim to build a cross-class, multi-generational, multi-racial climate movement for a better future.

The 4C Coalition is a community-based nonprofit founded in 1999 that offers culturally responsive one-on-one and group mentoring, as well as academic tutoring for youth ages 12 to 17. The organization is committed to providing mentoring support to Black and other youth of color, aiming to help them succeed in school and in life.

APRI Seattle is a nonprofit community organization dedicated to the continuous fight for civil rights and the freedom of all people. They strive to train minority labor leaders and mobilize community support for social and economic change.

A Step Ahead in Pierce County supports families of infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities by enhancing their development and relationships both at home and in their community. They provide home-based therapy and educational services, including speech, physical and occupational therapies and special education.

American Pilgrims on the Camino is a US-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals interested in the Camino de Santiago de Compostela, a network of ancient pilgrimage routes in Europe. The organization fosters community, service, gratitude, and simplicity among pilgrims and provides resources, training, and volunteer opportunities to enhance the Camino experience.

Aberdeen Scottish Terrier Rescue is a 501(c)3 charity dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Scottish Terriers and other small breeds. They provide foster care and adoption services to ensure these dogs find loving homes.

Abundance of Hope Center aims to end youth homelessness and dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline by providing equitable, culturally responsive, holistic, and person-centered support services to at-risk youth ages 12 to 26. Founded by a resilient family of African American women, the organization reflects the community it serves and is committed to justice, equity, and culturally responsive support.

Acquaint is a community of volunteers from over 35 different countries who help bring the world together while strengthening their own intercultural communication skills. They use the Acquaint platform to connect for one-on-one conversations, which are made easier and more fun by a series of virtual icebreakers. By listening and sharing with one another, volunteers work to build peace and global solidarity. We call this “cultural networking” and it has the power to gradually erode barriers of prejudice and misunderstanding that divide humanity.

Acres of Diamonds is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to creating lasting change for homeless moms and kids through a caring community. They aim to provide holistic, long-lasting solutions to help address the problems of homelessness, poverty, and trauma experienced by mothers and their children.

ADEFUA Cultural Education Workshop is a non-profit organization focused on providing cultural awareness and education through West African arts and culture. They offer interactive activities and programs for youth and families in Seattle and surrounding communities.

AYLC is committed to empowering and assisting immigrant and refugee families in attaining academic excellence by providing equitable access and comprehensive educational services. The organization operates as an alliance of dedicated teachers and volunteers to support the academic success of children from diverse backgrounds.

AAWA is an international association providing support for those affected by the Watchtower Society. It aims to educate, counsel, and support individuals and groups advocating for Watchtower reforms.

After School - Across the Street is a nonprofit organization offering free, secular before and after school programs for McKnight Middle School students at St. Matthews Lutheran Church. Programs include educational tutoring, nutritional support, and recreational opportunities for students, all adult-supervised and designed to give students a safe and fun place to hang out outside of normal school hours.

After-School All-Stars Puget Sound provides comprehensive after-school programs that keep students safe and help them succeed in school and life. The organization launched in 2016 in response to the unmet need for middle school after-school programming in South King County. It serves approximately 600 students at Meeker, Dimmitt, and Showalter Middle Schools, focusing on academic readiness, career exploration, STEM, wellness, and the arts.

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All God's Children International is a nonprofit organization dedicated to disrupting trauma and supporting vulnerable children worldwide. They focus on family reunification, international adoption, and child sponsorship to provide loving homes and empowered futures.

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. The American Red Cross is led by an amazing network of volunteers united by a generous spirit and unity of mission. The mission bonds us all. Because of Red Cross volunteers, donors and partners who carry the mission in their hearts, their donations of time, money, and blood help bring hope to the American people during times of need. The Central and Shenandoah Virginia Chapter serves communities every day and is available when a family has lost their home to a fire, or when people seek shelter, food, and comfort after a disaster.

The Anacortes Skate Park Improvement Project aims to enhance the community through skateboarding by maintaining and improving the Ben Root Skate Park. The organization supports events, workshops, and classes to foster a vibrant skateboarding culture.