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www.seawolfkayak.com Seawolf Kayak is dedicated to teaching skin-on-frame boatbuilding and kayak skills. We build traditional boats for modern paddlers.
A subgroup of the Libertarian Party of Washington State, the Region 2 Libertarians are committed to advancing liberty in Washington's King and Snohomish Counties. We stand for mini...
Transportation For Washington (T4WA) is a recently launched political action committee and 501(c)4. Our mission is to preserve, expand, and promote equitable public transit and tra...
Celebrating more than 30 years of generosity by King County employees. With nearly 1,200 registered nonprofits, employees have thousands of possibilities to contribute their valuab...
MY photos of the maritime industry of the west coast and greater Puget Sound area. Be polite and respectful when commenting on someone else's boat.. A job is job and they don't co...
A LittleFreeLibrary that provides books to both human and faerie folk alike. Celebrating beautiful books, tiny cups of tea, and miniature inspirations.
NW Seattle Little Free Library
Welcome to the Students for Concealed Carry club on your University of Washington Seattle campus! We are a Registered Student Organization at the University of Washington. Our long...
Asian Pacific Islander Americans for Civic Empowerment (APACE) envisions a just America that assures social, economic, and political equity for the diverse Asian and Pacific Island...
Salmon Bay K-8 School is an alternative school located in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Mission: "We Empower Compassionate, Creative and Independent Thinkers."
Now in its Beta stage testing, the Black Youth WorkForce app is designed to help black youth locate immediate jobs in their communities and cities
Team Transplant is a comprehensive training/exercise program that started at the University of Washington Medical Center in 2001 to promote fitness as well as organ donation awaren...
Applications are accepted one time per year, typically in late summer and the fall. When applications are available we get the word out via social media, through the airwaves, and ...