To deliver inclusive, world-class soccer experiences and social programs that inspire, encourage, and empower our community.

School's out washington provides services and guidance for organizations to ensure all young people have safe places to learn and grow when not in school. sowa is dedicated to building community systems to support quality afterschool, youth development and summer programs for washington's children and youth ages 5 through young adulthood.

Provide affordable housing to low income people in the greater seattle area.

Financial beginnings washington empowers youth and adults to take control of their financial futures.

To create community relationships and innovative early learning programs that empower people, caring every day for every generation.

Our mission is to build an educational community rooted in trust, empowerment, inclusivity, and community and to see all historically excluded students succeed in our programs and their long-term life goals.

To inspire underserved youth through world class music instruction and to support their development as self-aware leaders.

Our mission is to provide superior economic development solutions that support small business stability, growth, and job creation; and create increased income and wealth among people who do not yet have access to the economic mainstream.

To prepare a diverse student population to succeed in college & impact communities.

The trust provides apprentice and journeyman training programs to participants in the painting, drywall, floor covering, glaziers, and sign painter/paint makers industries.

To provide low-income adults and families with hiv/aids with permanent housing.

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To use our ecolabel/fishery certification program to contribute to oceanic health by recognizing and rewarding sustainable fishing practices, influencing the choices people make buying seafood, and working with partners to transform the seafood market to a sustainable basis.

To provide low-income adults and families disabled by hiv/aids with permanent housing.

Building people, building communities.

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The journey project is a training organization that takes homeless individuals and provides them with housing and the skills to enter the workforce

The washington center for nursing (wcn) is the nonprofit statewide nursing organization whose goal is building a diverse, highly qualified nursing workforce to support a healthier washington.

The mission of the organization encompasses four main areas: (a) support the construction and renovation of community, recreation, and family centers on behalf of or in conjunction with organizations to serve low-income residents in the king county area; (b) support the provision of health and human services on behalf of the low-income residents of the king county area including early childhood education, after school programs, senior services, and other needed services to such residents; (c) assist residents and section 8 households by supporting collaboration between community based non-profit services and local government programs, including education, employment training, health and law enforcement and affordable housing programs; and (d) raise funds on behalf of or in conjunction with one or more of the supported organizations for the purpose of conducting or supporting activities for the benefit of, performing thr functions of, or carrying out the purposes of one or more of the s