To provide a safe and secure location for outdoor oriented youth organizations.

We are dedicated to providing food and key resources to help our neighbors and our community thrive.

Smr is a group of seasoned alpinists that specializes in technical mountain rescue and wilderness education. in 2022, we were involved in 73 missions, bringing 79 people home, over 9,153 volunteer rescue hours.

The northwest avalanche center (nwac) exists to increase avalanche awareness, reduce avalanche impacts, and equip the community with mountain weather and avalanche forecasts, education, and data.

To care for and enhance the environment and scenic qualities, public safety, and recreational opportunities on public lands and waterways in washington state.

Evergreen creates and protects sustainable mountain biking opportunities is wa state. we accomplish this through five primary programs: advocacy, trail maintenance and construction, volunteerism, education, and community engagement & events

Training & teaching of players and coaches in the game of soccer to improve physical health, mental alertness and sportsmanship.

To enhance the quality of life for older adults in the snoqualmie valley by providing a comprehensive network of services including health, social, recreational, and educational programs, housing, and transportation.

Retreat center used for the purpose of educational, charitable, religious, and scientific education. also to provide space for personal and religious retreats.

King county explorer search and rescue (kcesar) is a 501(c)(3) all- volunteer organization providing life-saving search and rescue services for the 2 million citizens in king county, wa. we provide people, planning, coordination, logistics, training, and equipment to support emergency response for the king county sheriff's office (kcso). kcesar is the county's primary ground search and non-technical rescue unit; the "911 of the woods". the unit was founded in 1954 as the first youth-based search and rescue organization in the nation and is the largest of eight units in the king county search and rescue association with volunteers composed of all ages and backgrounds.