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4C Coalition		Printable Wishlist
1404 E Yesler Way #204 Seattle WA, 98122
WISH LIST: Snack Foods: Individually wrapped(granola bars, fruit snacks, chips, cookies, etc..)bottled water, soda
Who We Are: The 4C Coalition is a community-based mentoring program with over a decade of experience recruiting and training mentors, connecting them with youth at risk, and supporting the youth/mentor relationship to increase its power and duration. Mentoring is a powerful, innovative, and cost-effective force for positive change in communities that are touched by poverty, crime, violence, and broken families—not only helping youth stay in school, stay off drugs, and look to the future, but helping their families and communities learn effective strategies for supporting them in leading more fulfilling and positive lives. MORE
Program Contact Amanda Licorish Mentor Program Coordinator 206-325-5247 amanda@the4ccoalition.org
http://www.the4ccoalition.org

BIKE WORKS		Printable Wishlist
3709 S. Ferdinand Seattle WA, 98118
WISH LIST: We accept mountain bikes, better road bikes, kids bikes, and cool old cruisers year-round.
Who We Are: Bike Works has been working for kids, bikes, and community in the Rainier Valley since 1996. Our programs invest in young people and encourage bicycling as a clean and healthy transportation alternative. Our mission: To build sustainable communities by educating youth and promoting bicycling. We teach young people how to fix bikes, reward them with their own set of wheels, and provide affordable bicycle services to the community. MORE
Program Contact Jake Beattie Executive Director 206-725-9408 director@bikeworks.org
http://www.bikeworks.org

Center For Human Services	Northshore Family Center	Printable Wishlist
18414 103rd Ave NE Bothell WA, 98011
WISH LIST: Digital Cameras, Disposible Cameras, Easels, Memory Cards, Double AA Batteries, Photo Print Paper.
Who We Are: A place to grow community: since opening its doors in October 2004, the Northshore Family Center has been an informal community-based center where families and individuals can find activities, support, resources and services designed to meet their needs and interests. MORE
Program Contact Jennifer Gaudinier 206-631-8883 Jgaudinier@chs-nw.org
http://www.chs-nw.org

Committed Partners for Youth		Printable Wishlist
935 Oak Street Eugene OR, 97401
WISH LIST: theater tickets, outdoor opportunities 5 laptops, paper products (TP, printer paper, paper towels, etc.), stamps, books for youth/young adults ages 7-21), meeting room spaces, # A house for our mentors and youth to spend time in. Our mentors are not permitted to take youth to their homes and we'd love to have a space for them to convene – prepare meals together, read books, do crafts, watch movies, hang with other kids that are experiencing similar home situations, etc., iMAC computer - fairly new, , Rack of 10 to 20 folding chairs that store/pull away
Who We Are: Connecting youth to their community through mentors who inspire and motivate youth and families towards personal growth, healthy relationships and meaningful opportunities. Youth are matched with caring volunteer adults who are trained to focus on positive reinforcement, trust-building, and the achievement of goals, by engaging youth in one-on-one outings and group adventures in the community. Four cornerstones form the basis of each CPY mentoring relationship: Commitment, Responsibility, Possibility & Support. MORE
Program Contact Shawn Warren Office Manager 541-344-0833 swarren@committedpartners.org
http://www.committedpartners.org

Community for Youth		Printable Wishlist
999 3rd Ave Suite#1570 Seattle WA, 98104
WISH LIST: Snack Foods(ex. granola bars, fruit snacks, water, juice, chips, fruit...)
Who We Are: COMMUNITY FOR YOUTH is a mentoring and development program that pairs high school students with adults who commit to helping them succeed in school and in life. MORE
Program Contact Administrative Assistant
http://www.communityforyouth.org

Community Futures Foundation	The Mill House, The Denbigh House	Printable Wishlist
7812 Shrader Rd Richmond VA, 23294
WISH LIST: used mini van
Who We Are: Community Futures Foundation (CFF), based in Richmond, Virginia, provides long term community based support services to individuals with brain injury in the Metro Richmond and Hampton Roads Area. For the past eight years, Community Futures Foundation has empowered survivors of brain injury through innovative, “best practice” programs and services. At CFF, individuals with brain injury are offered the opportunity to regain self confidence, refine work skills, and regain independence. The impact of CFF, though, is not limited to the provision of direct services. Since its inception, Community Futures Foundation has fostered the development of advocates, the education of our community, and continued advancement in the long term care and support of survivors of brain injury. MORE
Program Contact Jason Young Executive Director (804) 261-7050 jason@communityfuturesva.org
http://www.communityfuturesva.org

eDev		Printable Wishlist
1445 Willamette Street Eugene OR, 97401
WISH LIST: Business books, binders, folders, paper, pens, and misc. office supplies.
Who We Are: eDev is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit microenterprise development organization located in Eugene, Oregon. Our evolving mission is to provide business development services to both individuals who are wanting to either start a small business or to build their existing business and to communities that are wanting to economically strengthen and diversify their economies. We typically provide services to approximately 300 clients each year through one-on-one technical assistance or classes or access to capital. In 2009 we will have helped over 500 clients! We help microbusinesses, individual business with five or less employees that require $35,000 or less in start-up capital. MORE
Program Contact Jennifer Teehan Microenterprise Counselor 541-463-4609 teehanj@clearwire.net
http://edev.org

ElderHealth Northwest		Printable Wishlist
800 Jefferson St. Seattle WA, 98104
WISH LIST: sweat pants (mens sizes L and XL), large bath-sheet size towels (new), heavy duty office shredder, silverware, fabric, yarn, scissors, glue sticks, watercolor paper, watercolor boxes, paintbrushes, water-based markers
Who We Are: ElderHealth Northwest is about community. We help frail adults to remain living in their own homes with their families. Our adult day centers themselves are small communities, where our staff members and our participants feel a genuine affection for one another. Our supported living homes are an alternative to skilled nursing and assisted living facilities; our residents and staff together turn a house into a home. We provide geriatric consultation, in-home care and volunteer companionship services, which extend the ElderHealth community into people's own homes. Locations in Seattle, Kent, Everett, and Marysville. MORE
Program Contact Ginger Seybold 206-224-3790 gingers@elderhealth.org
http://www.elderhealth.org

Environmental Traveling Companions	ETC Winter Ski Program	Printable Wishlist
Fort Mason Center, Building C San Francisco CA, 94123
WISH LIST: Outdoor Clothing and winter specific sport gear: mittens, gloves, hats, ski pants, fleece, sunglasses, wool socks, polypropylene, etc.
Who We Are: Accessible Cross Country Ski trips MORE
Program Contact Cheyenne Berry Winter Program Manager (415) 474-7662 ext 16 cheyenne@etctrips.org
http://www.etctrips.org

Executive Service Corps of Washington	A resource for nonprofits and schools	Printable Wishlist
510 2nd Ave, West Seattle WA, 98119
WISH LIST: merchandise for appreciation gifts (can be branded); office phone system (9-10 phones); nonprofit management books; copy machine (<4 years old); Seattle area office furniture including short couch, upholstered side chairs, brochure holders and literature sorter; nonperishable food for events.
Who We Are: Executive Service Corps provides management support and consulting services to nonprofits and schools. We help organizations do their mission more effectively by providing consulting services, meeting facilitation, board and staff surveys, board development, and planning. ESC's customized programs include Financial Fitness for Nonprofits, Prepare/Respond/Serve (emergency and service continuity planning), Mighty Mouth presentation skills training, Executive Advisory Services and Leadership Coaching. ESC's services are made affordable by the contributions of over 250 service corps members who volunteer their time and talents and by the support of philanthropy. ESC also provides bookkeeping services to nonprofits. MORE
Program Contact Nancy Long 206-682-6704 execdir@escwa.org
http://www.escwa.org

Fauntleroy YMCA	School Age Child Care	Printable Wishlist
9260 California Ave. S.W. Seattle WA, 98136
WISH LIST: mini-fridge; microwave; large rice-cooker; large crock-pot; large serving bowls; silverware; dishware - need 30+ of each: small plates small bowls small cups; love seat; kid friendly magazines; colorful area rug
Who We Are: Child Care After and Before School The YMCA has it all-quality and convenience at a great price. Structure is very important and is a key part of our curriculum. Before school, children will have an opportunity to do an activity in art, science or perhaps literacy. There will also be time for a teacher led class discussion. Upon returning in the afternoon, there will be more opportunities for teacher led discussions, snack, outdoor activities, art, science or literacy projects and homework program. Part of our mission is to help children become responsible members of society so each month children will be involved in a service learning project. MORE
Program Contact Heidi Skiles Program Supervisor 206-937-1000 hskiles@seattleymca.org
http://www.seattleymca.org

Ferret Shelter Northwest		Printable Wishlist
10133 SW 212th St. Vashon WA, 98070
WISH LIST: Funds for vet bills, Wellness cat food, 8-1 Ultimate Ferret Food, Linatone (of Ferretone) coat supplement, A/D canned food, cat toys, Nutrical supplement - AND ITEMS WE CAN SELL ON EBAY (which is one of our major sources of fundraising)!
Who We Are: FSNW is a no-kill ferret rescue organization caring for unwanted, sometimes abused ferrets. We specialize in ferrets that cannot be adopted out due to medical or emotional conditions that make placement impossible. MORE
Program Contact Michael FitzPatrick Director (206) 781-3866 ferretamerica@yahoo.com

Friends Of Youth		Printable Wishlist
16225 Ne 87th st; suite A6 Redmond WA, 98052
WISH LIST: Bedroom furniture, household items, televisions, vcr and vhs tapes, hygiene products, Thanksgiving food baskets, gifts for children and youth for holidays, books.
Who We Are: Organization that offers services to youth and their families in the areas of drug and alcohol prevention and treatment services, foster care services, mental health and counseling services and youth development. MORE
Program Contact Jami Drake volunteer coordinator 425-869-6490 x309 jami@friendsofyouth.org
http://www.friendsofyouth.org

Griffin Museum of Photography		Printable Wishlist
67 Shore Rd. Winchester MA, 01890
WISH LIST: Digital cameras, slr cameras, throw away cameras, film, tripod, film, cleaning supplies, toilet paper, paper towels, frames, glass, memory cards, digital frames, microwave, archive and conservation materials, photography books, art supplies, trash bags, light meter, storage facility, exhibition space
Who We Are: The Griffin Museum of Photography is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to the art of photography. Through our many exhibitions, programs and lectures, we strive to encourage a broader understanding and appreciation of the visual, emotional and social impact of photographic art. At the Griffin Museum, you will find exhibitions from well-known photographers to those emerging on the scene that explore important themes and thought-provoking ideas. All of our exhibitions and programs are designed to encourage the passionate exploration of the art of photography. MORE
Program Contact Paula Tognarelli Executive Director 781-729-1158 photos@griffinmuseum.org
http://www.griffinmuseum.org

Heavenly Hats Foundation		Printable Wishlist
2325 Pamperin Rd. Suite 3 Green Bay WI, 54173
WISH LIST: Brand New Clean Hats. Especially hats for women and children. We do not accept used or dirty hats and prefer hats that do not have the plastic adjustable strap in the back.
Who We Are: Heavenly Hats donates brand new clean headwear to cancer patients and other medical patients of all ages in need around the United States. MORE
Program Contact Anthony Leanna Founder 920-434-4151 Ext. 1400 anthony@heavenlyhats.com
http://www.heavenlyhats.com

InterConnection		Printable Wishlist
2222 N Pacific St Seattle WA, 98103
WISH LIST: computers, monitors, keyboards, laptops, mice, crt, computer, printers, scanners, computer equipment, monitor
Who We Are: A non profit that provides refurbished computers to underserved communities MORE
Program Contact Charles Brennick Director 206 633 1517 brennick@interconnection.org
http://www.interconnection.org

International Rescue Committee San Diego		Printable Wishlist
5348 University Ave, Suite 205 San Diego CA, 92105
WISH LIST: Sofas Lamps Coffee Tables End Tables Gently used children clothes and items
Who We Are: MORE
Program Contact Sharon Darrough Development Manager 619 641-7510, ext. 249 sharon.darrough@theirc.org
http://www.theirc.org/sandiego

Jewish Family Service	Refugee Resettlement	Printable Wishlist
1601 - 16th Avenue Seattle WA, 98122
WISH LIST: twin bed set, queen bed set, dresser, coffee table, couch, easy chair, kitchen table, kitchen chairs, kitchenware, pots, blankets, t.v., lamp, rice cooker, baby items, car seats, high chair, toys, stroller, linen, sheets.
Who We Are: Jewish Family Service has been successfully resettling refugees for over 100 years. Today, our services extend to help those from Southeast Asia, the Middle East,and Africa start new lives in America. MORE
Program Contact Margaret Hinson Community Resources Coordinator 253-850-4065 mhinson@jfsseattle.org
http://www.jfsseattle.org

John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts		Printable Wishlist
868 High Street Eugene OR, 97401
WISH LIST: Musical instruments, including: pianos, guitars, banjos, flutes, saxphones, drums, trumpets, violins, cellos, basses, trombones, clarinets, amps, metronomes, harps, etc. Commercial kitchen equipment: freezers, ice machine, mixer, platters, warming ovens. Classrooms: clean area rugs, wall clocks
Who We Are: The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts is a performing arts company, cultural arts center, and community music school in Eugene, Oregon. This school is unique in the region, offering educational programs, lessons, classes, camps, and Elderhostel programs for students of all ages and abilities (with the exception of the very most serious, conservatory-bound student) in most instruments, voice and dance, regardless of ability to pay. MORE
Program Contact Ginevra Ralph Director of Education 541-434-7002 gralph@ofam.net
http://theshedd.org

Jubilee Women's Center		Printable Wishlist
620 18th Avenue E Seattle WA, 98112
WISH LIST: Women's consignment-quality business and casual clothing (with NO rips or stains) that is in-style, in-season, & appropriate for adult women.
Who We Are: Founded in 1983, Jubilee Women's Center is a transitional housing program in Seattle for women who are homeless. Jubilee's mission is to provide women a safe and supportive place to live and an opportunity to learn while becoming self-reliant in housing and employment. MORE
Program Contact Front Office 206-324-1244 info@jwcenter.org
http://jwcenter.org

Looking Glass Youth & Family Services		Printable Wishlist
72B Centennial Loop, Suite 2 Eugene OR, 97401
WISH LIST: New or Quality Used: Kitchen Items - pots & pans, cooking utensils, dishes, flatware, small appliances, dish towels. Sleeping bags Linens - sheets (twin or queen), blankets, towels. Craft Supplies - glass beads, beading supplies, paint. Cleaning Supplies - buckets, brooms, dust pans. New Only: Clothing - adolescent, children or infant: jeans, sweatshirts, sweatpants, t-shirts, jackets, underwear, socks, hats, gloves. Personal Care Products - hair brushes, shampoo, soap, deodorant, tooth paste, tooth brush. Journals Cleaning Supplies - laundry soap, window cleaner, all-purpose cleaner, dish soap Games - board games, card games, travel-size games
Who We Are: Looking Glass is a private, nonprofit organization that each year serves more than 8,000 at-risk youth and families — primarily in Lane County, Oregon. We are committed to assisting our clients in navigating life’s challenges, so that they can lead healthier, happier and more productive lives. Our agency provides a continuum of integrated services, ranging from prevention to treatment, through a variety of innovative programs. Counseling, 24-hour crisis intervention, substance abuse treatment, education and vocational training are just a few examples of the services we have to offer. Our programs span the diverse fields of Mental Health, Juvenile Justice, Education, Youth Development and Workforce Readiness. We also work closely with, and help shape, the major systems that impact the young people and families in our community and state. Our organization is proud to partner with the public and private sectors on addressing and finding solutions to the issues that adversely affect the well being of children, youth and families. MORE
Program Contact Wendy Attrell Development Assistant 541-686-2688 x317 wendy.attrell@lookingglass.us
http://www.lookingglass.us

Lost Valley Educational Center		Printable Wishlist
81868 Lost Valley Lane Dexter OR, 97431
WISH LIST: couches, chairs, lamps, beds, mattresses, folding tables, coffee tables, end tables, energy efficient refrigerators, electric ranges, lumber, drywall, roofing (600 sq. ft. of metal roofing), fence building materials (t-posts, wire, mesh), diesel vehicles (functioning), tools (power saws, cordless drills, gardening tools), video camera, phone equipment (cordless phones, analog PBX system), computers, diesel backup generator, photovoltaic equipment, slip covers, natural fiber rugs, heavy curtain fabric, sewing machine, natural fiber bedding (or material to make it with), foam mattresses or mats, water catchment materials, insulation, low VOC paints natural floor treatment materials, paints, sealants, tiles
Who We Are: Lost Valley is a nonprofit environmental educational center (located 18 miles southeast of Eugene, OR) dedicated to empowering people to lessen their impact on the earth by teaching permaculture and sustainable living skills. Since 1989, Lost Valley has served as a site for experiential learning through our educational programs, as well as within our residential ecovillage. Our programs include: the Camassia Institute for Sustainable Communities, a retreat and conference facility, a Nature Center and a comprehensive internship program. LVEC uses a permaculture approach to care for our 87 beautiful acres of gardens, meadows, forests, pond, creek and trails. MORE
Program Contact John Botti Executive Director 541-937-3351 x 120 johnbo@lostvalley.org
http://www.lostvalley.org

Mangrove Action Project		Printable Wishlist
4872 Deer Park Rd Port Angeles WA, 98362
WISH LIST: digital camera (6 MB or greater), film/slide scanner, GSM cell phone, Apple MacBook laptop computer, HP all-in-one color printer, LCD projector
Who We Are: The Mangrove Action Project is dedicated to reversing the degradation and loss of mangrove forest ecosystems worldwide. Its main goal is to promote the rights of traditional and indigenous coastal peoples, including fishers and farmers, to sustainably manage their coastal environs. Through its global network and offices in Washington State (International Office), Thailand (Asia Regional Office), Indonesia, and Latin America, MAP is stimulating the exchange of ideas and information on the conservation and restoration of mangrove forests, while promoting sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities. MORE
Program Contact Alfredo Quarto Executive Director 360-452-5866 info@mangroveactionproject.org
http://www.mangroveactionproject.org

MERIT		Printable Wishlist
626 High Street NE Salem OR, 97301
WISH LIST: office supplies, used computers, printers, office furniture, business related books
Who We Are: MERIT helps underserved people increase income and build assets through self-employment. We help entrepreneurs in Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties develop their business ideas, learn the basics of running a business, and write a business plan. Our clients are the underserved, those who have difficulty getting small business training or credit through traditional means. We provide training and on-going individual advising, and may even help people obtain a CapitalLink loan or start an Individual Development Account (IDA) to build assets. Since its inception five years ago, MERIT has served over 500 people and has helped 256 people start their businesses. In fiscal year 2008, 27 MERIT clients started businesses. Microenterprises have been proven to move people out of poverty. Self-employment is one way to earn extra income to supplement low wages, providing the flexibility needed to balance home and work responsibilities. For many low-income people, self-employment offers the chance to use talents, realize suppressed dreams, and find fulfillment. MORE
Program Contact Kate Gibson VISTA 503-399-5088 kgibso17@chemeketa.edu
http://www.merit-microenterprise.org

Mid-City Concerns	Senior Center	Printable Wishlist
1222 W. 2nd Ave Spokane WA, 99201
WISH LIST: winter gloves, blankets, coffee, breakfast food (i.e. bacon, sausage, cereal, eggs, etc.)
Who We Are: Mid-City Senior Center is open five days a week and provides a warm, inviting, and safe atmosphere for seniors who are predominantly living alone and existing on incomes below the federal poverty level. Mid-City Senior Center provides hot lunch and breakfast meals 5 days a week, in cooperation with Spokane County Health District's Senior Nutrition Program. Mid-City Concerns also provides entertainment and activities for its members, such as BINGO, free haircuts and manicures, trips, art, movie days, and exercise. MORE
Program Contact Kalen McKinley Senior Center Manager 747-3257 mcseniormgr@mowspokane.org
http://mowspokane.org

Moontown Foundation	Moontown	Printable Wishlist
12233 112th Way NE, STE E209 Kirkland WA, 98034
WISH LIST: laptop computers, smart phones, green hard hats, work gloves, ladders, rubber gloves, knee pads, coveralls, first aid kits, safety glasses, plastic booties, screw drivers, pliers, tape measures, thermometers, hammers, duct tape, tarps, channel locks, flashlights, printers,
Who We Are: Launched in October 2006, the Moontown Foundation (Moontown) is a non-profit social venture committed to developing innovative programs designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, accelerate the adoption of metropolitan-scale energy conservation, energy production and energy management solutions that also serve as green career pathways out of poverty for economically challenged and socially disconnected teens and young adults. Moontown’s personal development and professional training programs help teens and young adults acquire green trade and technical skills, as well as gain professional and business skills required to successfully participate in the emerging green economy. Moontown is currently working with Green For All, Efficiency First, Home Performance Washington, Northwest Energy Council, and the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Urban Enterprise Center to develop substantive green public policy legislation, workforce development and economic development opportunities to help accelerate the transformation to a green economy. To date, over 300 teens and young adults have participated in our programs. Moontown has supplied over 5,000 Seattle area households with over 10,000 compact fluorescent light bulbs, several hundred low flow shower heads, window caulking, door weather stripping and other energy saving materials, delivering an estimated 400,000 thousand kilowatt hours of residential energy savings. Graduates of our programs are now employed at organizations such as EcoFab, Energy Services, Inc., Got Green, LiUNA, Seattle Public Utilities, and the Veteran’s Conservation Corps. Please note: Our office is located on the Eastside, but 100% of our efforts are conducted within the city limits of the Seattle Metropolitan Area. MORE
Program Contact Stacy Noland Founder & CEO 206-201-2314 director@moontownfoundation.org
http://www.moontownfoundation.org

Moss Beach Homes, Inc.	Camp Connect California	Printable Wishlist
400 Oyster Point Blvd., Suite 501 South San Francisco CA, 94080
WISH LIST: Theme Events: 1) Halloween (costumes, candy, make-up) 2) Pirate Event (costumes, props, etc.) 3) Pajama Breakfast (pajamas for kids age 9-18, slippers, robes) 4) Carnival (prizes, cost of Bouncin' Bins apparatus) 5) Birthday Celebration (birthday gifts/toys for kids ages 9-18) Activities: 1) Horseback riding ($3,000) 2) White Water Rafting ($7500) Other Suuplies: 1) Funds for transportation of campers 2) Arts/ crafts supplies (fleece material for sibling blankets, 4x6 photo paper, HP 57 color ink, markers, gel pens, photo albums for 100 campers, picture frames) 3) Sleeping bags/ pillows/ pillow cases 4) Hygiene kits (toothpaste, tooth brush, soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant) 5) gas cards, phone calling cards, hotel gift cards for preparation 6) walkie-talkies Services: 1) Printing services for Camp memorabilia (T-shirts, blankets, water bottles, mugs, hats, etc.) 2) Copy/ printing services (for camper/ counselor handbooks and newsletters)
Who We Are: Camp Connect California offers siblings separated by out-of-home placement the opportunity to spend a week in the mountains for a unique sibling-focused camping experience. For many of these campers, some only see each other once a week, once a month, once a year, or for some, only once every few yeras. Campers spend five fun-filled days with their siblings and the other campers –who share the common experience of being in out-of-home care. Campers range in age from 9 to 18 years old and are from all over California. Camp Connect California continues to be set apart from other summer camps because of the value and emphasis placed on the sibling connection. Camp Connect California is the hallmark event for the statewide Sibling Connection Initiative. All Camp activities are intentionally designed to build trust, encourage healing, and strengthen sibling relationships. Such activities include rock rappelling, a rock wall climb, a sibling hike, lake activities, horseback riding, arts & crafts, sibling blanket activity, a birthday celebration, theme events, and much more. Throughout the week, siblings reconnect with one another and build the foundation for nurturing relationships that will guide them toward the paths of becoming healthy adults in society. MORE
Program Contact Dennis Bush Director of Marketing & Communications 650-866-4080 ext 238 dbush@aspiranet.org
http://www.campconnectca.org

NextStep Recycling		Printable Wishlist
2101 West 10th Avenue Eugene OR, 97402
WISH LIST: * Computers * Handheld devices (cell phones, iPods, PDAs, MP3 players, cameras) * Household electronics (clocks, radios, stereos, DVD players, gaming systems) * Business electronics * Medical equipment And we would LOVE coffee, tea, and other nosh to give to our volunteers when they are here. Some folks come to volunteer to gain new job skills and they might not have enough food at home-so they are hungry during training. Hard to think when you are hungry!
Who We Are: NextStep has grown from its initial beginnings as a Macintosh computer fix-it-and-pass-it-on resource into a thriving community service organization. Founded in 2002 as MacRenewal, a 501(c)(3) public nonprofit public organization, we are now known as NextStep Recycling. We implement our three-part mission through focused efforts in Lane County Oregon, other areas of the state, and internationally. Educate and empower low income and disadvantaged Oregonians and others by providing refurbished computers that allow access to technology and the Internet; Recycle computer hardware and other electronics in an environmentally sound manner, keeping hazardous waste out of Oregon’s soil and water environments; Provide skill-training opportunities to those who are considered unemployable, are currently underemployed, and/or are people new to the job market; and Offer education to the general public regarding the importance of electronics reuse and recycling and the impact of these kinds of waste on our environment. Accept donations of computers and other electronic equipment, computer-related items, software, and manuals; Refurbish computers and other electronics and places them with people who do not normally have access to this technology; Sell, at an extremely low cost, additional reusable items in our on-site ReUse Stores in Eugene and Springfield; Sort and dismantle unusable donations for recycling at appropriate local and regional facilities that meet our environmental stewardship standards. Since 1999, NextStep has accepted donations of hundreds of thousands of computers and other electronic devices. In the process, we have put thousands of pieces of equipment back into use in the community—including 18,000 refurbished computer systems (current to June, 2009) and thousands of items sold at an extremely low cost through our ReUse Store—and recycled over 6,200,000 pounds of electronic waste (e-waste). More than 1700 volunteers have donated over 136,000 hours of service refurbishing and recycling computers. Of those volunteers, hundreds have enhanced their employment marketability through experiential service learning and extensive training by our staff. MORE
Program Contact Lorraine Kerwood Executive Director 541-686-2366 lorraine@nextsteprecycling.org
http://www.nextsteprecycling.org

Northern Colorado AIDS Project		Printable Wishlist
400 Remington, Suite 100 Fort Collins CO, 80524
WISH LIST: clothes, food, pet food and supplies, household supplies, toliet paper, bedroom linens, funding for our case management and HIV prevention programs.
Who We Are: Northern Colorado AIDS Project is a nonprofit AIDS service organization serving Larimer, Weld, Morgan, Logan, Washington, Sedgwick, Phillips and Yuma counties in the state of Colorado. Northern Colorado AIDS Project endeavors to empower persons affected by HIV and AIDS, to expand their options, and to promote their fundamental rights. To this end, NCAP educates and builds awareness of HIV/AIDS in our communities. MORE
Program Contact Danielle Willis Case manager and Prevention 970-484-4469 danielle@ncaids.org
http://www.ncaids.org

Northwest Center	Thrift Sales	Printable Wishlist
7272 West Marginal Way S. Seattle WA, 98108
WISH LIST: Clothing --all seasons, all sizes; bedding
Who We Are: Pickup and drop-off services for donors of clothing and household goods MORE
Program Contact Randy Stockton General Manager 206378-6343 rstockton@nwcenter.org
http://www.nwcenter.org

Northwest Earth Institute		Printable Wishlist
317 SW Alder Portland OR, 97204
WISH LIST: We are looking for free meeting spaces to hold our discussion courses. We meet all over Washington State, not to mention nation wide. A specific area of focus would be North Puget Sound.
Who We Are: The Northwest Earth Institute is a mostly volunteer ran 501(c)3 that offers seven study guides for small groups. These self-guided discussion courses are held in workplaces, homes, faith centers, neighborhoods, and community centers throughout the nation. These courses are free! NWEI offers programs that encourage participants to explore their values, attitudes, and actions through discussion with other people. These programs are organized around three key principles: •An earth-centered ethic promoting individual responsibility for the earth. •The practice of engaged simplicity to enrich life and reduce personal impact on the earth. •A dedication to living fully in place and protecting the unique bioregion in which you live. MORE
Program Contact Marilene Richardson 360-863-1820 marilene@nwei.org
http://www.nwei.org

Orca At Columbia		Printable Wishlist
3528 South Ferdinand Seattle WA, 98118
WISH LIST: As Orca transitions to a public K-8 school, the wish list will grow and change. From reading and math tutors to financial support, it is a great cause.
Who We Are: Seattle Public K-5 School elementary located in the Columbia City neighborhood in south Seattle. The Orca Vision Orca’s vision is one of an active family of students, staff, parents, and neighbors, The Orca Vision Orca’s vision is one of an active family of students, staff, parents, and neighbors, which values diversity and creativity, generates enthusiasm for lifelong learning, and nurtures humane, environmentally conscious, strong global citizens. MORE
Program Contact Ben Ostrom Principal 206.252.6900 bostrom@seattleschools.org
http://www.orcapta.org/

Pacific Northwest Lesbian Archives		Printable Wishlist
PO Box 27671 Seattle WA, 98125
WISH LIST: a rent-free public store-front in Capital Hill in Seattle, letter and legal sized acid free file folders, many (100) letter and legal sized "Hollenger" boxes, acid free (100) record center boxes, 2 or 3 flat file cabinets for maps and architectural drawings, mylar photograph enclosures ranging in size from 3x5-11x14, archival tools such as staple removers, scissors, tape, white pencils, white cotton gloves, photograph marking pens, reams of acid free paper, working lamps
Who We Are: The Pacific Northwest Lesbian Archives exists to gather, preserve and make accessible primary source materials of lesbians in the Pacific Northwest in order to enhance public and scholarly understanding of our diverse regional herstory. MORE
Program Contact Lisa Cohen Director (206) 654-4477 lisa@pnwlesbianarchives.org
http://www.pnwlesbianarchives.org

Passages Northwest		Printable Wishlist
139 23rd Ave S Seattle WA, 98144
WISH LIST: Personal gear: Large duffel bags Waterproof, breathable rain jackets (especially extra small and small sizes) Fleeces Jackets (especially extra small and small sizes) Water sandals (all sizes) Headlamps Backpacking/Camping Gear Internal frame backpacks Sleeping Pads MSR Whisperlite Stoves (3-4) and fuel bottles Non-Teflon backpacker pots (small/medium/large) Non-Teflon frontcountry frypans (medium/large) Bear Canisters (1-2) 3-4 person tents Climbing Gear 20 New Harnesses 10 New Locking Carabiners 1 Spool of 1” Webbing (New) 10 New ATC's Misc. Items Water purification (iodine tablets) Matches/Lighters Gallon Cans Coleman Fuel Waterproof digital camera AAA Batteries Lockable outdoor storage shelf for fuel and fuel bottles Bead necklace making cord Gear Room Items P-cord (1 roll) Flagging Tape (1-2 rolls) Duct Tape (1-2 rolls)
Who We Are: At Passages Northwest we are dedicated to educating and motivating girls to develop leadership and courage through the integrated exploration of the arts and the natural environment. Our programs present opportunities for healthy challenge -- from rock climbing and sea kayaking to nature based art projects and improvisational activities. Through these challenges Passages Northwest promotes caring, responsive and creative leaders. Passages Northwest, a non-profit organization, strives to build a supportive community. We welcome diversity of background, identity and opinion and work to keep our programs accessible to all girls: In 2006, over 70% of our participants received scholarships. We emphasize respect in the relationships that we build, whether with program participants, parents or supporters. And we build respect for the natural environment and for individual expression. Lastly, we believe that the key to sustainability is stewardship – of our organization, of the girls we work with and of the environment. MORE
Program Contact Caitlin Sampson Girls Wilderness and Alumnae Program Assistant 206-286-8601 wilderness@passagesnw.org
http://passagesnw.org

People Helping People		Printable Wishlist
Cornelius OR, 97113
WISH LIST: Paper products - toilet paper, kleenex, paper towels. Food storage products - aluminum foil, plastic wrap, storage or freezer bags. Garbage bags. Laundry detergent. Personal hygiene items - hand soap, deodorant, shampoo, shaving cream, razors, sanitary napkins, tooth paste, toothbrushes, denture cleansers and adhesives, hairbrushes, combs. Cleaning items - dish soap, kitchen and bathroom cleansers. Other items - brooms, mops, spray bottles, sponges, kitchen wash cloths/dish towels. Small storage containers with lids. Various craft supplies. Quarters for washing machines and dryers
Who We Are: Comprehensive case management and advocacy. Direct service TEN program (Things Everyone Needs)- supplying personal care and cleaning supplies to those with incomes of less than $250 per month. Program and service navigation. *Assistance with SSI/SSDI applications and process MORE
Program Contact Sharon Bareis Ex. Director 503/875-6918 sharon@phpnw.org
http://www.phpnw.org

Providence Mount St. Vincent		Printable Wishlist
4831 35th Ave SW Seattle WA, 98126
WISH LIST: Shelving
Who We Are: Home to more than 400 seniors in West Seattle. Average age of our residents is 89 years old. Skilled nursing, assisted living, sub-acute care, adult day health and child care are available. MORE
Program Contact Arlene Carter Asst Director Foundation 206-938-6191 arlene.carter@providence.org
http://www.providence.org/themount

Real Change News		Printable Wishlist
2129 2nd Ave. Seattle WA, 98121
WISH LIST: boots,socks,underwear,clothing,personal care supplies,rain jackets,tents,sleeping bags,hats,gloves,books,plastic grocery bags,composition books,office supplies, computer donations (macintosh),backpacks,food,cd,dvd,record
Who We Are: Real Change exists to create opportunity and a voice for low-income people while taking action to end homelessness and poverty. The Real Change Homeless Empowerment Project has many faces, a newspaper, an advocacy group, a Homeless Speakers Bureau, and literary workshops. We do a lot, and all of it is working toward building bridges among the poor, homeless and the greater community, while engaging the broader public in fighting for economic justice. By publishing the newspaper and mobilizing the public around poverty issues, Real Change organizes, educates and builds alliances to find community-based solutions to homelessness and poverty. The Real Change is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. MORE
Program Contact Alex Becker Americorps VISTA 206-441-3247
http://www.realchangenews.org

Root River Environmental Education Community Center (REC) and Center for Environmental Education, Demonstration, and Applied Research (CEDAR)	UW-Parkside Center for Community Partnerships	Printable Wishlist
Racine/ Kenosha WI,
WISH LIST: Bicycles, helmets, aquariums, canoes, kayaks, lumber.
Who We Are: The Center for Community Partnerships (CCP) at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside is partnering with the City of Kenosha Parks Department and the City of Racine Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services on the development of two environmental education centers in these respective communities. Both partnerships share the following four goals: 1. Increase and improve environmental education opportunities available to the general public, PK-16 educators, and elementary, secondary, and postsecondary students. 2. Foster and support interdisciplinary environmental research opportunities for PK-16 students and faculty and environmental organizations. 3. Demonstrate innovative, ecologically sound residential, recreational, and commercial products and business practices. 4. Build awareness and appreciation for the Great Lakes ecosystem and connected watersheds. MORE
Program Contact Ben Lehner Environmental Education Campaign Coordinator- AmeriCorps*VISTA 262-595-2654 lehner@uwp.edu
http://www.reccedar.blogspot.com

ROOTS Young Adult Shelter		Printable Wishlist
1415 NE 43rd St. Seattle WA, 98105
WISH LIST: sleeping bags, NEW men's underwear, ear plugs, socks, coats, backpacks, men and women's clothing, travel size toiletries, deodorant, body wash, toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving cream, razors, feminine hygiene products, cough drops, flashlights, batteries, First Aid supplies, art supplies, pens, notebooks
Who We Are: The ROOTS (Rising Out Of The Shadows) Young Adult Shelter provides overnight shelter to young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 who may not have anywhere else to go. ROOTS is the only shelter program in Seattle specifically addressing the needs of homeless young adults seven nights a week, 365 days a year. These young people are too old to access youth shelter programs, but often feel unwelcome or threatened in emergency programs serving older, single adults. Each night of the year, ROOTS provides its guests with a safe, warm place to sleep, hot meals, clothing, and hygiene supplies, laundry access, showers, and other services such as case management and referrals to transitional housing. MORE
Program Contact Kathleen Murphy Shelter Coordinator 206-632-1635 kathleen@rootsinfo.org
http://www.rootsinfo.org

Rotary Club of Portland Maine	Hearts for Hearing	Printable Wishlist
985 Forest Ave Portland ME, 04103
WISH LIST: Used hearing aids in any conditon Used cell phones
Who We Are: NEWS RELEASE Portland Rotary to help the impoverished hearing impaired Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic. The program is called Hearts for Hearing. Two members of Portland Rotary, an Audiologist and Speech Language Pathologist, husband and wife team will go to the Dominican Republic in February 2008 to help Dominicans, Haitian migrants and their Dominican-born descendants who work the sugar cane fields surrounding La Romana. These people are confined to villages without electricity or clean water. An estimated 280,000 ethnic Haitians in the The Rotary team will be making their eleventh humanitarian trip to test hearing and bring new and used hearing aids as well as solar battery chargers so even the poorest of the poor will be able to afford to operate their hearing aids. They will also provide speech therapy to supplement the hearing aid fitting and distribute speech therapy materials to each nonverbal patient. For more information contact Dr. Roger Fagan at 985 Forest Ave, Portland, Maine 04103. Or call 797-8738 or go to www.faganhearing.com *Rotary International is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, and help to build goodwill and peace in the world. There are approximately 1.2 million Rotarians who are members of more than 30,000 Rotary clubs in more than 160 countries. For more information, visit www.rotary.org MORE
Program Contact Roger Fagan Doctor of Audiology 207-797-8738 rfagan@maine.rr.com
http://www.portlandrotary.org

SCRAPS: Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service		Printable Wishlist
2521 N. Flora Rd. Spokane Valley WA, 99216
WISH LIST: • Quality kitten food (suggested brand: Purina One) • Cat toys - washable • Clay litter (not scoopable) • Litter scoops • Quality puppy food (suggested brand: Purina One) • Dog toys - washable • Large size KONGS • Cat and dog treats - please no rawhide type (biscuit type) • Bleach, bleach and more bleach! • Laundry soap • Liquid dish soap • Mops/mop heads (looped end wet mops, sponge mops) • Brooms/dust pans
Who We Are: SCRAPS serves the unincorporated areas of Spokane County, the Cities of Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Millwood, Cheney, and Fairchild Air Force Base. SCRAPS meets the animal control, protection, and care needs of residents and the community. SCRAPS has deputized animal protection officers extensively trained to enforce animal laws, investigate animal cruelty complaints, and respond to emergency situations. SCRAPS is also active in educational and community outreach programs. SCRAPS is dedicated to its continued investment in innovative behavioral programs. These lifesaving programs are supported by donations from the community. MORE
Program Contact Jackie Bell Development Coordinator (509) 477-2984 jbell@spokanecounty.org
http://www.spokanecounty.org/scraps

Seachar		Printable Wishlist
1525 nw 57th st #329 Seattle WA, 98107
WISH LIST: Probono accounting and legal assistance needed for our 501 3c
Who We Are: The Seattle Biochar working Group is a non profit located on the campus of South Seattle Community College. We are studying the merits of biochar both as a climate change mitigation as well as a soil improvement mechanism. Biochar is quite simply charcoal made from yard waste. MORE
Program Contact Don Hennick 2066186573 d.hennick@comcast.net
http://seachar.org

Seattle Musical Theatre		Printable Wishlist
7400 Sand Point Way N.E. #101N Seattle WA, 98115
WISH LIST: commercial grade office photo copier, laptop computer, router, quality paper cutter, shop-vac,
Who We Are: The mission of Seattle Musical Theatre is to produce the highest quality musical theatre providing opportunities for local artists to develop and perfect their crafts while fostering an appreciation of the art form in our community MORE
Program Contact
http://www.seattlemusicaltheatre.org

Seattle Public Theater		Printable Wishlist
7312 West Greenlake Drive North Seattle WA, 98103
WISH LIST: art supplies, office supplies, office equipment, office chair, snacks, volunteers
Who We Are: Seattle Public is one of Seattle's premiere mid-sized theaters, renowned for both an ambitious education program as well as high-quality professional productions. We act out of a belief that building a strong arts event, program, or organization is inextricably connected to building a strong neighborhood and city. MORE
Program Contact Shana Bestock Artistic Director 206-524-1300 shanab@seattlepublictheater.org
http://www.seattlepublictheater.org

Senior Services		Printable Wishlist
2208 2nd Ave. Ste. 100 Seattle WA, 98121
WISH LIST:
Who We Are: Senior Services is the most comprehensive non-profit agency serving older adults and their loved ones in Washington State. Established in 1967, we promote positive aging for thousands of seniors and their families each year through our integrated system of quality programs and senior centers. Programs Include: • Senior Information & Assistance • Caregiver Outreach & Support • Senior Outreach • Community Engagement Programs • Meals on Wheels • Mobile Market • Minor Home Repair • Senior Transportation • Community Dining • Adult Day Health Centers • Project Enhance • Senior Centers MORE
Program Contact Resource Development 206-448-5757 development@seniorservices.org
http://www.seniorservices.org

Snow Leopard Trust		Printable Wishlist
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N. #325 Seattle WA, 98103
WISH LIST: handheld GPS, sleeeping bags (rated to -35), rubber boots, binoculars, digital cameras, snowshoes, spotting scope
Who We Are: The Snow Leopard Trust partners with communities in snow leopard habitat to create programs that both protect snow leopards and economically benefit families. MORE
Program Contact Jennifer Akin Development Director 206-632-2421 jen@snowleopard.org
http://www.snowleopard.org

Solid Ground	Partners In Caring	Printable Wishlist
1501 North 45th Street Seattle WA, 98103
WISH LIST: Canned Protein such as tuna Canned fruits and vegetables Boxed meals and mixes Soups and Rice Cereal and Oatmeal Granola bars and cookies Canned Pumpkin and Evaporated milk Canned Cranberries and Stuffing Yams, Potatoes, and Onions Grocery Store Gift Cards for program staff to purchase perishables
Who We Are: The Partners in Caring Program is dedicated to eradicate food insecurity for homebound seniors and physically disabled clients in Seattle's public housing. MORE
Program Contact Ugochi Alams Program Supervisor 206-694-6731 ugochia@solid-ground.org
http://solid-ground.org

The Black Girl Project		Printable Wishlist
920 Eastern Parkway, 2F Brooklyn NY, 11213
WISH LIST: paint, paper, markers, scissors, snacks, glue, glitter, pipe cleaners
Who We Are: The Black Girl Project provides tools, guidance and support for girls to prepare themselves physically, socially, emotionally and culturally for the responsibilities of young adulthood. We confront the issues that most-impact girls head-on by utilizing literature, the arts, individual and group work, along with a host of interdisciplinary modes to help bolster self-esteem, critical thinking and leadership skills. MORE
Program Contact Aiesha Turman Director (347) 994-8779 aiesha@blackgirlproject.org
http://blackgirlproject.org

The Center for Wooden Boats		Printable Wishlist
1010 Valley Street Seattle WA, 98109
WISH LIST: Working Vacuum Cleaner, digital cameras, Office paper, letter or legal size. Working fluorescent light fixtures, DeWalt Cordless Drills, Boat fenders, A floor jack, Electric kettle, Nautical costume items, T-Squares, Strong line, Portable VHF radio, Kid-sized foulies, Kids books on amazon.com wish list.
Who We Are: The mission of The Center for Wooden Boats (CWB) is to "provide a gathering place where maritime history comes alive through direct experience and our small craft heritage is enjoyed, preserved, and passed along to future generations." CWB is a free admission, hands-on maritime museum established in 1976 through the vision of Founding Director, Dick Wagner. CWB's livery (boat rental), floating and non-floating exhibits, Boatshop (education center), and wide array of hands on programming, captures and interprets the maritime history and culture of the region. CWB can be enjoyed by viewing exhibits from shoreside or dockside, but our preferred method is to provide an educational adventure, through participation, using our historically significant boats and the learning of maritime heritage skills.CWB's youth programs put kids in boats and help kids build boats while teaching life skills. Serving diverse populations, CWB youth programs engage the hands, hearts and minds of participants. MORE
Program Contact Edel O'Connor Workshop Coordinator 206-382-2628 eoconnor@cwb.org
http://www.cwb.org

The International Rescue Committee		Printable Wishlist
100 south King st. Suite 570 Seattle WA, 98104
WISH LIST: Specific Clothing Articles,Kitchen Items, Electronics, Childrens Items, Personal Toiletries (new and unopened), Household Items and Linens, Computer Speakers and Printers, Furniture, and Cleaning Supplies
Who We Are: The Seattle office of the International Rescue Committee empowers refugees to achieve self-sufficiency as they rebuild their lives in King County. Since 1976, more than 18,000 refugees from 30 countries have resettled in our area. The IRC Seattle staff provides these newcomers with furnished apartments, case management, volunteer mentoring services, language and literacy support, and job placement services. MORE
Program Contact Erin Murphy Community Resources Coordinator 206.623.2105 erin.murphy@theirc.org
http://www.theirc.org/

Tolerance Minnesota	Color Project	Printable Wishlist
12 North 12th Street Minneapolis MN, 55403
WISH LIST: Paint, canvasses, volunteers!
Who We Are: Tolerance Minnesota is an award-winning diversity education program that utilizes popular culture to help teachers and students understand the importance and impact of all cultures in our society. Tolerance Minnesota creates partnerships with students, parents and teachers to celebrate diversity, confront prejudice and encourage civic responsibility through resources, lesson plans and art residencies that meet Minnesota's graduation standards and fit seamlessly into teachers' existing curricula. The Color Project teaches children that, in reality, there is no such skin color as black or white. Instead, the lesson teaches children that their skin is made up of many different colors. Mixing paint together to form their own unique skin color gives students a sense of pride and a realization that they cannot be placed in such simple categories as black and white. The Color Project further reinforces the idea that appearances should not be the only way to describe a person MORE
Program Contact Curtis Kline Outreach Coordinator 612.338.7816 curtis@toleranceminnesota.org
http://www.toleranceminnesota.org

Treehouse		Printable Wishlist
2100 24th Ave S Suite 200 Seattle WA, 98144
WISH LIST: clothes, toys, books, games, school supplies, bikes, backpacks, sports equipment, jeans, pants, shirts, skirt, coats, hoodies, gloves, hats, underwear, socks, boxers, panties, undershirts, bras
Who We Are: Today, thousands of children suffering from the effects of abuse and neglect are eligible for our services. Treehouse makes a difference in their lives by helping with school, fulfilling key material needs and paying for extras that are, for most kids, just a regular part of growing up. The Wearhouse is a free store where kids shop for clothing they need in styles they want, along with school supplies, toys, books and other essentials. MORE
Program Contact Carly Ralston Development Assistant 206-767-7000 carly@treehouseforkids.org
http://www.treehouseforkids.org

Veriditas		Printable Wishlist
101 San Antonio Road Petaluma CA, 94952
WISH LIST: computer, mouse, laptop, monitor, office chair, 6-ft.work table, computer work station
Who We Are: Veriditas works to transform the human spirit through the experience of walking the labyrinth - as a personal practice for healing and growth, a tool for community building, an agent for global peace and a metaphor for the spiritual life. MORE
Program Contact Dawn Matheny Executive Director 707 283-0373 dawn@veriditas.org
http://www.veriditas.org

Washington Wildlife and Recreation Foundation		Printable Wishlist
811 First Ave, Ste 262 Seattle WA, 98104
WISH LIST: easels, an lcd projector and a projector screen
Who We Are: The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Foundation builds a constituency for stewardship by increasing public awareness about the ongoing threat of growth and development to Washington’s remaining wildlife habitat and the increasing demand for outdoor recreation areas as the state’s population grows. MORE
Program Contact Carrie Bates 206-748-0082 carrie@wildliferecreation.org

Worlds Touch		Printable Wishlist
806 Blain St. High Point NC, 27262
WISH LIST: ethnic handicrafts, very high quality goods
Who We Are: We help nonprofits working to end poverty, save the planet and serve the handicapped serve their missions more effectively through technology. MORE
Program Contact Patricia Perkins Executive director 336-889-8414 travelertrish@yahoo.com
http://www.worldstouch.org

YouthCare	Pathways	Printable Wishlist
6610 62nd ave NE Seattle WA, 98115
WISH LIST: school supplies, art supplies, skateboards (especially decks), journals, photo albums, schedulers, paper shredder, white noise machines, perfume/colone, puzzles, coats, gloves, event tickets
Who We Are: Pathways provides long-term housing (up to two years) for youth ages 15-17. Through life-skills classes and personal responsibility, youth are provided with the tools necessary to gain success as they move into adulthood. MORE
Program Contact Ryan Gilbert House Coordinator 206-985-0444 ryan.gilbert@youthcare.org
http://www.youthcare.org

Zimbags		Printable Wishlist
323 Wyatt Way NE Bainbridge Island WA, 98110
WISH LIST: fine art, travel vouchers, sponsorship, art supplies, canvas grocery bags, sewing machines, office computer, accounting software
Who We Are: Zimbags is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit that seeks to bring sustainable jobs and living wages to Zimbabwean women who are currently living on less than $10 per month. Zimbags hires Zimbabwean women artists to decorate reusable canvas grocery bags that are then sold in the United States. MORE
Program Contact Lauren Ellis co-director 2068550929 lse@zimbags.org
http://www.zimbags.org