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Purpose |
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Level $500 to $2,500
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Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas
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To offer progressive programs for cultural events exploring Black culture through performing arts and inspiration of humanities.
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Centro de la Raza
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To exhibit art and culture to build bridges between difference races and generations.
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Merle Williams Ministries
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To help with accommodating events: ministers, singers, instruments, travel, lodging, food prep, rentals, buildings and honorariums.
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Penn Cove Water Festival
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Bring together local community, visitors and tribes to celebrate the historic and environmental uses of the Puget Sound around Whidbey Island.
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American Friends Service Committee
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To increase progressive leadership for economic and healing justice and build organizational capacity.
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Aquafest Association, Inc.
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To provide community involvement, support and safe summertime activities for families in the region.
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Edmonds Center for the Arts
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To provide high school and grade school students with limited access to arts education an opportunity to experience it.
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Indian Shaker Church (Toppenish)
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To replace front and back porches as they are a safety hazard.
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Ke Kukui Foundation
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To preserve and share with our community the Hawaiian/Polynesian arts and culture. |
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Museum of Northwest Art
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To educate and inspire students through a partnership with school district to bring them to museums for hands on activities.
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The Vera Project
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To foster creative culture through music, arts and experiential learning and volunteer opportunities.
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| Level $2501 to $5000
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Max Higbee Center
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To assist youth and adults with disabilities with programs to decrease isolation, promote wellness and improve life skills.
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Lutheran Community Services Northwest
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To purchase school supplies for needy students in the Edmonds School District.
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South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency
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To sponsor the Annual Art Auction & Dinner to support youth and elder programs of the 5 SPIPA member tribes.
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Skagitonians to Preserve Farmland
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To protect the environmental quality of the Skagit County and north Puget Sound region with technological systems.
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B.R.I.D.G.E.
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To offer free monthly cultural exchanges, operate thrift store, purchase used van, start library and community garden.
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Country Doctor
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To provide full spectrum of healthcare services to patients without insurance.
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Cultural Enrichment for Klickitat County
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To provide an opportunity for the regional community with history of the River Peoples original homelands and culture.
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East County Senior Center
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To promote the physical, emotional and economic well-being of older adults and participate in the community.
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Jubilee Women's Center
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For single homeless women providing housing support.
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Sean Humphrey House
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For residential services for very low-income adults living with HIV/AIDS - basic needs support.
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Secret Harbor
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To help kids suffering from neglect, sexual and physical abuse with programs to provide safe support.
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Tahoma National Cemetery Support Group
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To replace memorial plaques that were badly damaged in the cemetery.
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Level $5,001 to $7,500
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Rubicon Foundation
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To support the incubation of new ideas, empowering creative minds of all ages and building diverse communities.
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Crisis Pregnancy Center of Skagit County
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To purchase cribs, mattresses and more for clients in the Earn While You Learn parenting program.
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Everett Public Schools Foundation
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To provide All Day Kindergarten tuition assistance for the neediest students to boost academic readiness.
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Independent College of Washington
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To provide scholarship funds for low-income students who live in Snohomish County.
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Port Gamble S'Klallam Foundation
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To help construct a new preschool on the Early Childhood Education Campus of reservation.
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Associate General Counsel/St. Francis of Assisi
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Request to purchase 10 tables, 34 chairs, 2 side tables and 2 lamps for new library media center.
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Imagine Children's Museum
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Expansion due to growing population in community.
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Lake Stevens School Early Learning Center
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To assist children with speech, fine/gross motor needs, low-income and developmental delays technology teaching.
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Pilchuck Audubon Society
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To educate and help protect our rural lands, water quality, shoreline, fish and wildlife.
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Urban Sparks
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To support the Health Habits project - improved nutrition, health education and on-site medical assistance for the disadvantaged.
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Level $7,501 to $10,000
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Salish Sea Expeditions
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To provide experiential student-lead scientific research and adventure to low-income youth.
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Clothes for Kids
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To provide low-income students with needed clothing including socks, underwear, shoes and coats.
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DECA
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For marketing educator/teacher training and development program.
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Marysville Wrestling Club
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To provide a positive social outlet for youths ages 4-18 in Marysville/Tulalip community.
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Seattle Children's Home
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Help children with severe emotional, developmental and behavioral health issues counseling, therapy and psychiatric services.
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Whidbey General Hospital Foundation |
Purchase Infant Radiant Warmer, an all-inclusive incubation and respiratory support system for ill babies and newborns.
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College Success Foundation
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To sponsor fund raising for Governors Cup - last year raised over $450,000 for low-income student scholarships.
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Community Coalition for Environmental Justice/Hilltop Urban Gardens
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To develop a system for food sovereignty and create racial and economic justice.
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Catholic Community Services/Tahoma Indian Center
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To serve the basic needs of low-income and homeless urban American Indians.
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Community Resources Foundation
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To provide social and health programs and services for families, youth and community with new center.
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Community Technology Institute/Community Voice Mail
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To help 1,200 local homeless and potentially homeless veterans with free voicemail and information services.
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Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations
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To purchase materials, musical instruments and pay for guest artists/speakers to work directly with patients.
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Heartbeat Service Wounded Warriors
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For the Emergency Assistance Program for the newly injured warrior and family - rent, food and clothing.
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Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe
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Facility for a food bank (to assist with commodity program, too) including a furniture and clothing bank as well.
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Starlight Children's Foundation
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To help children with chronic and life threatening illnesses and life-altering injuries with coping activities.
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The Salvation Army
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To assist low-income people with prescription assistance.
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Level $10,000 plus
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San Juan County Project
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To serve community need.
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Providence Foundation
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To fulfill designated pledge commitment to the Providence Cancer Foundation |
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