The principal goals of pacific seabird group are (1)to increase the quality & quantity of seabird research (2)identify & assess the importance of threats to seabird population.

Supporting the rights of all people to have a safe and warm place to call home for unhoused and marginalized people

Protect and defend pacific northwest salmon and salmon habitat.

Educational services

Our mission is to feed people physically and spiritually by gleaning, processing, and distributing surplus food and goods which have been donated to our local and internation partners.

Foster a healthy nisqually watershed through partnerships, engaging volunteers, and environmental education. secure funding for foundation and council operations to facilitate increased collaboration between existing and new partners, implement projects identified in the nisqually watershed stewardship plan, and maintain and enhance key long-term programs.

To provide low-cost, permanent housing to persons with specialty housing needs. this housing is for persons who are chronically mentally ill and who have been, or are at the risk of being homeless.

Empower lgbtq+ youth to self-advocate, build community, develop confidence, and access resources as they explore and develop their identities. help schools be a positive and supportive space where lgbtq+ youth are accepted and celebrated- free to learn without violence, harassment, discrimination, suicidal ideation or self-harm.

Honor the courage, fortitude, and selfless sacrifices of 2d battalion rangers and their families who have served in the unit from wwii to the present. cultivate relationships with friends and supporters of the 2d ranger battalion. provide benevolent support through educational funding, life skills development, counseling, and employment assistance. sustain the memorial park built in tribute to the fallen.

Provide loving child care & meet the developmental needs of children from infant to twelve years old.

We provide compassionate support and resources to empower those in crisis every hour of every day.

Partner with houseless, street-dependent, and marginalized survivors to reduce harm, provide opportunities to heal from trauma, fight systemic oppression and build lasting connections for our community.

To provide a supervised alternative for the criminal justice system wherein the victim is restored, the community benefits from work provided by the defendant at non-profit or governmental agencies, as well as through the reduction in costs in disposing of the crime, and, finally, upon successful completion, the defendant will not have a criminal conviction and has accepted responsibility for their behavior.

To provide a challenging, fully integrated music experience for the young musician that includes orchestra and ensemble performances, music education and a broad spectrum of music-related activities.

Empower educators to advance equitable civic and scientific literacy by promoting outdoor, integrated, career connected, locally relevant, real- world science.

The nisqually community forest acquires and manages working forests in the nisqually watershed to provide sustainable economic, environmental, and social benefits to local communities.

Genetics counseling and objective genetic information

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Ecostudies institute is dedicated to the conservation of native species and their ecosystems. our natural environment faces complex and dynamic threats which we address with effective partnerships, conservation research and strategic, science-based management to create exceptional and lasting improvements for the species and habitats we support. because ecological conservation is vitally linked to community, we work to promote environmental justice by removing barriers to engagement and improving access to environmental education and career opportunities for underserved populations. in particular, we recognize the inextricable connection between indigenous peoples and their ancestral lands and seek to actively support that relationship.