To create transformational health care change at all levels - individual, organizational, andstatewide.

To promote and support horticulture in the pacific northwest. to provide inspiration and education to the northwest gardening community through classes, tours, symposiums, workshops, plant sales, publications and through scholarship grants. to provide further educational support of northwest horticulture through the support of the elisabeth c miller horticultural library. to provide further inspirational support through the support of related horticultural organizations and horticultural projects in the northwest.

Philanthropic work benefitting at-risk children and young adults in the king county area.

Birds connect seattle advocates and organizes for cities where people and birds thrive.

Washington farmland trust protects and stewards threatened farmland across the state. we keep land in production by making it accessible to a new generation of farmers.

To provide support for educational opportunities in ghana.

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To educate, enlighten, and entertain audiences through the art of improvisation.

Freehold engages the artist in every human through theatrical training, experimentation, and practice to foster a deeper connection with themselves and with each other in pursuit of radical mutuality.

Empower adolescents to grow their unique intellectual, ethical, and creative capabilities.

To preserve and protect benaroya hall for the seattle symphony and other arts and cultural orgs.

To restore abundant, self-sustaining harvestable runs of salmon and steelhead to the columbia and snake river basin. wild salmon, resilient rivers and watersheds, and vibrant communities are cornerstones of a healthy environment and sustainable economy for the pacific northwest.

To preserve and rehabilitate affordable senior housing.

Page ahead helps children in need succeed by developing strong reading skills.

See schedule o for organization mission statementdrive progress toward the goal that, by the high school class of 2030, 70% of washington students will earn the credentials they need for career success, by the age 26.

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Futurewise works throughout washington state to encourage healthy, equitable and opportunity-rich communities, and to protect our most valuable farmlands, forests and water resources through wise land use policies and practices.

To gather and preserve the emigration history of swedish finns across the world to connect swedish finns to their roots in finland and to celebrate our cultural heritage.