Non profit organizations in Bainbridge Island, WA - Page 1

As an environmental education nonprofit, we believe there are many paths to creating a more sustainable and equitable world. That’s why we offer a variety of immersive programs thr...

The Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island Auction & Rummage Sale was born in 1960 when Bainbridge Islanders decided they needed a new library. To raise the necessary funds, local reside...

West Sound Wildlife is a nonprofit wildlife hospital and education center serving the western Puget Sound. Last year we cared for over 1,500 wildlife patients and provided live-an...

Hoja Nueva’s mission is to confront deforestation and defaunation in Amazon rainforest and raise necessary awareness abroad. To accomplish our aims, we strategically acquire conser...

BARN is a makerspace and learning place on Bainbridge Island, WA offering classes and work space.

Come and visit us! PAWSBINK Animal Welfare Center at Kingston 26569 Lindvog Rd, Kingston Kingston Adoption Center Hours: Sunday: 12-2 PAWSBINK at Pleasant Beach 4688 Lynwood ...

BPA has been entertaining Bainbridge Island and beyond for 60 years. Great things happen when you have an Island full of talented actors, musicians, singers, writers, poets, dancer...

Building Community Through A Vibrant Downtown.... Visit us at www.bainbridgedowntown.org

For more than 90 years, the Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce has been the energetic heart of a strong, sustainable local economy. As an unusual combination of business member...

The Bainbridge History Museum works to preserve and share the diverse stories of Bainbridge Island to promote a greater understanding of our community and the world in which we liv...

Conserving and stewarding the diverse natural environments of Bainbridge Island since 1989.

Friendship, service to the community, personal growth and leadership development. These are the foundational principles of the Bainbridge Island Rotary Club.

Bainbridge Pride is a page that focuses on keeping LGBTQ members and allies on our Island community connected and helps promote involvement in the Community and in the Arts.

Community Service Provider

Seafood to food banks

Named after the public figure and Port Blakely Mill founder Captain William S. Renton, the lodge was chartered in 1879. Captain Renton himself was a member of Union Lodge #23 in N...

Our mission is to ensure the future of local farming and build a healthier community through a resilient and equitable food ecosystem.

BPAA is a non-profit amateur astronomy organization on Bainbridge Island, Wash. that manages the Battle Point Observatory and Rudolph Planetarium located in the historic Helix Hous...

AHB is the only organization on Bainbridge Island that can bring arts, culture, the humanities and businesses together for the purpose of cultural enhancement and economic developm...

Bainbridge Island FC is a non-profit youth soccer club of about 1,100 players from Bainbridge Island and Kitsap County, Washington.

Bainbridge Arts & Crafts is a 501 c 3 nonprofit established in 1948

We provide free, professional counseling for youth ages 13-21, and other youth services.

The success of the Bainbridge Schools Foundation comes down to one word: Community. A community that highly values education and that’s willing to step up and do whatever it takes ...

Assistance Dogs Northwest PO Box 10484 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

The Island's only home-grown housing provider, HRB has built and managed housing on Bainbridge since 1989. We provide both affordable homes for sale and rental apartments for those...

There are four key parts to our work: 1. We actively learn about and understand the needs in our community 2. We make grants to nonprofits working to meet those needs 3. We serv...

IVC is a non-profit organization on Bainbridge Island that promotes the health, well-being, dignity and independence of the elderly, disabled and those in need by providing one-on-...

Arms is an all-volunteer organization that accomplishes its work through community fundraising activities and partnerships, and by building local and regional awareness.

The Center’s focus is the wholeness of a person, including diet and exercise, social connectedness