Non profit organizations in Seattle, WA - Page 66
Find non profit organizations in Seattle, WA. Listings include Ojay Dubow, Sierra Club Washington State, Lady's Hope Dog Rescue, Center for Sex Positive Culture, Bees and Honey.
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2021 NE ,135th Street
Seattle, 98125
Shirdi Sai Baba devotees and families do Shridi Sai Baba Arati and Bhajan every month . 2021 NE 135th ST, Seattle, WA - 98125
Seattle
DVSN is an NPO by & for Survivors of all forms of domestic violence. We support women as they work to
Seattle, 98115
Creating balance in the world through the worship of the Divine Feminine since 2000. For more information about services, podcasts, classes, and our community go to https://www.ga...
Seattle
Ojay Dubow AKA Abdurahman is a community organizer and justice activist for all.Currently CEO of Simple Immigration Solutions and sitting Board member of CAIR Washington USA.
400 E Pine Street
Seattle, 98122
28 years of providing Seattle with queer film! Donate today threedollarbillcinema.org!
Seattle
La Fundación Jaime Nunó tiene por objectivo difundir la vida y obra del compositor de la música del Himno Nacional Mexicano.
1423 10th Avenue
Seattle, 98122
Cascadia Underground is a community organization and store located on Capitol Hill. We are a bridge connecting front-line individuals and causes to the Cascadia movement through lo...
4101 15th Avenue NE
Seattle, 98105
www.intheforefront.org Forefront advances innovative approaches in suicide prevention through policy, media, training, and community outreach.
309 1st Avenue S
Seattle, 98104
Founded in 1999, the Center for Sex Positive Culture is a nonprofit, membership-based community center.
22323 Pac Highway S
Seattle, 98121
The men and women who make up the membership of Laborers' Local 242 are the mission of this union. Serving the Greater Seattle area, we are committed to working on behalf of our me...
Seattle, 98103
Students, professionals and activists demanding divestment from the proposed $160M North Seattle Precinct, no $210M youth jail, and no to 200 new officers.
