To provide assistance to refugees, immigrants, and other residents within the state of washington (primarily in snohomish, skagit, whatcom, island and san juan counties) to remove barriers to employment and acculturation and to work towards self-sufficiency.

Support victims of crime through advocacy, education and awareness.

To prevent the trauma caused by family separation.

The purpose of the organization is to exclusively support and benefit, financially and/or operationally, young men's christian association of snohomish county, a washington nonprofit public benefit corporation.

To support christian employers in living out their faith in their workplace.

The arts council promotes and facilitates a supportive environment for visual arts, artists and art education. the arts council has been a major provider of arts programs since incorporation in 1974, offering a wide range of visual exhibits and arts education programs. education/outreach to people of all ages and continuous gallery exhibits of regional artists are presented to the public ensuring maximum access.

To provide ongoing philanthropic support to charitable organizations in snohomish county.

To strengthen communities in greater everett and snohomish county.

Youth development, healthy living and social responsibility

The organization connects women and their families to services and resources for health and wellness.

Housing for low-income elderly

Housing for low income elderly

Fourfront contributor, previously known as behavioral health northwest, weaves together the collective size, experience and thought leadership of the four largest community behavioral health providers in washington state. the coalition contributes practical, scalable expertise to advocate for sound policy, deploys evidence-based models of care, supports funding, advances knowledge and best practices, and creates systems that improve the health of individuals and communities. together, members compass health, comprehensive healthcare, frontier behavioral health, and sound mental health serve low income community members statewide, providing population-level perspectives spanning metropolitan and rural settings, from the pacific ocean to the inland northwest.

To enrich our community through local, independent public radio and other services dedicated to arts, education, ideas, and civic engagement.

Break the cycle of homelessness through outreach, housing, and prevention.

Stream and wildlife habitat restoration, environmental education and distribution of environmental education materials.

To make a difference in education apart from state funding primarily through community involvement and private donations both corporate and individual

To provide our diverse community with access to high quality, affordable primary health care

Catholic, college preparatory school that welcomes students of all faiths