Find non profit organizations in Seattle, WA. Listings include BOMA Greater Seattle, Urban Homestead Foundation, Coe Elementary PTA, Washington Bankers Association, 2030 Districts Network, PCMA Pacific Northwest Chapter.
Allied Arts Foundation provides fiscal sponsorships for artists and arts organizations, the annual Block Awards to high school students, and artist grants.
103 years and still growing! Join 200 or so gardening enthusiasts for monthly meetings and community
BOMA’s mission is to enhance the value of commercial real estate through effective advocacy, education, information, professional development and industry networking and to be esse...
We develop urban gathering centers modeling green building and sustainable food systems through collaborative community & leadership development.
Providing the data, tools & implementation you need to see, engage, and support EVERY student.
The Coe PTA exists to support and serve the students and families of Frantz H. Coe Elementary, the n
The Pacific Northwest Historians Guild promotes the study of history, historic preservation, and publications related to Pacific Northwest history.
Based at the University of Washington - Seattle, the Gamma Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi has been hard at work serving bands throughout its existence. We pride ourselves on a strong s...
This is where u can get the gritty no nonsense naked truth about living life on life's terms. Jails institutions and death are the options when u PLAY.
Providing free Kesem summer camps and year-round peer support for children impacted by a parent's cancer in Seattle and the greater Washington community.
Woodland Park Players, or WPP, is a neighborhood theater group who bring high quality musical theater to our local community.
We create digital media to advance education, health, and social justice. Powered by Shunpike.
Seattle Circle mission: develop music appreciation in the Seattle area via workshops + performances.
wayOUT is a registered 501(c)(3) who empowers LGBTQ+ youth to feel safe being who they really are.