OUR MISSION: Humanities Washington opens minds and bridges divides by creating spaces to explore different perspectives. OUR LENS: The humanities reflect our past, but just as importantly, our present and future, serving as a dynamic light to engage, inspire, challenge, and empower Washingtonians. The humanities encourage us to investigate, speak, listen, read, reflect, question, think, grow, and act. Through the humanities and from a variety of perspectives, we provide programs and experiences of lasting value, creating insight, understanding, wisdom, and a deeper appreciation for all that we share. OUR WORK: Humanities Washington is the state's flagship non-profit for promoting and providing programs based in the humanities. We play a critical role in addressing an immediate and growing crisis concerning community identity and understanding, respect for other perspectives, and the ability of communities to work together to shape a better future. Our work in cultural education promotes awareness of the history of local communities and its residents, provides opportunities for people to gather and learn more about their unique past and shared present, and nurtures relationships that enable us to move forward towards a more prosperous future. We act as a catalyst and facilitator, supporting and partnering with a wide network of communities, organizations, and individuals across the state.

Whatcom Community Foundation connects people, resources and ideas so that communities flourish. Our vision is everyone who lives here thrives.

Led committee to raise $25,000 to fund transformative societal & environmental initiatives. Impacted 800,000 residents to support cultural diversity, education, environmentalism, health & wellness. Worked with county reps. to bolster community ties & funding.

Evergreen Social Impact (ESI) works to strengthen mission-driven organizations and achieve enduring impact in the Pacific Northwest by developing shared infrastructure and expertise, building a culture of partnership, and advancing equity.Moved within the ESI network, from CARE Fund to ESI itself.

Support families of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities understand the IEP/504 process.

Edge Foundation helps students with ADHD reach their academic, professional, and social potential. Edge Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides specialized coaching to high school and college students with Executive Function challenges, and with ADHD. We educate and raise visibility about Executive Function and ADHD to institutions, educators, in the work place and with parents and young people. VISION – To give each student a coach, especially those who are at-risk of dropping out of school — specifically, non-traditional learners with Executive Functioning challenges, ADHD being the most severe — so that they can complete their education, realize their full potential and pursue their passion. MISSION – To ensure that each student, regardless of their economic circumstances, who wants and needs an Edge Executive Coach gets one so that they can complete their education and not drop out. Edge Foundation 2017 Fairview Avenue East, Suite I Seattle WA 98102 Phone: 1-888-718-8886 Email: [email protected] Website: www.edgefoundation.org

We empower high-achieving, underserved young leaders to thrive in college and beyond through hands-on mentorship and a network of support — much like Hamilton had — so they, in turn, can make great contributions to our nation and the world. Our mission is empowering high-achieving, underserved young leaders to thrive in college and beyond; we envision a community of ethical leaders who break barriers to build an equitable society.

NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness - Washington State provides governance, advocacy and fundraising support for the 20 NAMI affiliate offices, large and small, throughout the state. NAMI’s mission is to improve the quality of life for all those affected by mental illness. We do this by providing a statewide, unifying voice of advocacy and coordinating the delivery of education, support and recovery. NAMI Washington trains affiliate volunteers to teach and lead NAMI’s programs in their communities.

I manage the operations of the King County Nurses organization and carry out KCNA's mission and strategic plan as directed by the board of directors.The King County Nurses Association (KCNA) is a non-profit professional association made up of more than 5,000 Registered Nurse members in King County. The association was founded in 1903 and has a long history of providing nurses with a platform for continuing education, recognition and a sustainable future through annual scholarships to nursing students. KCNA also works in the areas of advocacy, outreach and promotion of healthy communities. We are the largest regional organization serving nurses through the Washington State Nurses Association.

o Processed donations weekly & managed our donor database (EveryAction)o Assisted in writing, printing and mailing of appeal letters to a variety of donorso Lead coordinator for Brunch Bingo fundraising evento Staff lead with the Development Committeeo Ordered and maintained basic office supplies

The Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce is an independent, non-profit organization of businesses and individual members working together for the betterment of Business, Community and Lifestyle. We offer networking opportunities, business advice and assistance, public policy advocacy and more. Expand your business, get involved and have some fun!