Washington Philanthropy: World Relief
World Relief offers shelter to refugees
Philanthropy
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Guy Palmer leads the WSU project seeking to eliminate rabies deaths in Africa
Guy Palmer is working globally to help stop rabies
Kevin Finch: Big Table Makes a Difference in Washington
Kevin Finch’s Big Table helps those in need in Washington one dinner party at a time.
Michele Larsen: Buoying Spirits
Bright yellow billboards emblazoned with encouraging words have been springing up around the country thanks to Michele Larson.
Schoen Garden in Vancouver
Robin and Janine Richardson, along with their arborist John Ellerton, are restoring Schoen’s garden with passion and dedication, nurturing rare plants like a 12-foot-tall Japanese maple and a mature umbrella pine back to health.
Conservation Canines Gives Shelter Dogs a Second Chance
With Conservation Canines, handlers train rescue dogs to find scat from some of the most elusive and endangered animals in the world.
ProjectWA: State History Through Technology
Washington State Insider and ProjectWA, has evolved into an entirely new way to encourage and reward kids for learning about state history.
Salaam Cultural Museum
Rita Zawaideh presides over the Seattle-based nonprofit organization, Salaam Cultural Museum (SCM), which she founded eleven years ago.
Beacon Food Forest
The Beacon Food Forest is a two-acre area of public land in Seattle that was transformed with edible plants.
The 30/30 Project
The 30/30 Project is a nonprofit building thirty health centers in underserved communities around the globe.