Free Public Assistance

We have provided all of the Washington Free Public Assistance and programs.

Center For Defense Of Free Enterprise     (425)455-5038 12500 Ne 10th Pl Bellevue, WA 98005 website: http://www,cdfe.org Statement of Purpose The Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise, a non-profit, non-partisan, tax-exempt foundation that accepts no government grants, was established on July 4, 1976, the bicentennial of the American Revolution: l. to publish and disseminate information regarding the principles upon which the American free enterprise system was founded, 2. to relate the application of those principles to contemporary American society, 3. to engage in and foster research and study of issues relating to economics, economic trends, and governmental regulatory bodies and their interaction with the free market, 4. to defend the right of individual Americans and American business to participate in the free market without hindrance by government, 5. to foster the values of the American free enterprise system among citizens through speakers, lectures, conferences and publications, 6. to educate America's youth in the values of the American free enterprise system through the dissemination of literature that promotes an interest in the study of our economic system.
Esperanza International Foundation     (425)451-4359 13219 NE 20th Street, #208 Bellevue, WA 98005 website: http://www.esperanza.org The mission of Esperanza International is to free children and their families from poverty through initiatives that generate income, education, and health, restoring self-worth and dignity to those who have lost hope.
American Red Cross, Whatcom County Chapter Aka Mt. Baker Chapter Of The American      2111 King St Bellingham, WA 98225 website: http://www.mtbredcross.org The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. The emergency services the Red Cross provides are the only of their kind in Whatcom County and Skagit Valley.
Law Advocates     (360)671-6079 PO Box 937 Bellingham, WA 98227 website: http://www.lawadvocates.org Established in 1987, Legal Assistance by Whatcom (LAW) Advocates is Whatcom County's free civil legal program by volunteer lawyers. LAW Advocates staff interviews and refers eligible low-income people to a panel of one hundred forty-three (143) attorneys who volunteer for the organization. Our mission is
Operation Lookout National Center For Missing Youth     (800)566-5688 6320 Evergreen Way Ste 201 Everett, WA 98203 website: http://www.operationlookout.org OPERATION LOOKOUT -founded 1984, provides parents with missing children casework in conjunction with law enforcement and authorities, nat'l and int'l. 24 Hour helpline for ER's and Sightings. There is never a fee for service. Staff are volunteer and paid. Our goal is to recover a missing child swiftly using broadscope picture broadcasting and the internet, and search techniques customized to fit the case at-hand.
Free And Accepted Masons Of Washington      PO Box 757 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 website: http://www.freemason-wa.org/ To develop and implement programs to assist the lodges in becoming more visible and active in the communities and to promote Friendship, Morality and Brotherly Love throughout the state. To facilitate the charitable outreach of the Grand Lodge of Washington. To promote Honor, Integrity and Truth to all men.
Northwest Communities Education Center     (509)854-2222 PO Box 800 Granger, WA 98932 website: http://www.kdna.org NCEC and Radio KDNA address the cultural, educational, and informational insolation of Hispanic, Latino, and other disadvantaged communities, by producing quality radio programming to help these communities overcome barriers of literacy, language, discrimination, poverty, and illness.
Evergreen Freedom Foundation     (360)956-3482 PO Box 552 Olympia, WA 98507 website: http://effwa@effwa.org Our Mission The mission of the Evergreen Freedom Foundation is to advance individual liberty, free enterprise and responsible government. Our efforts center around providing public policy research and alternatives in the following foundational areas: state budget and tax policies; welfare, health care and education reform; and citizenship and governance issues. Governing Principles The staff and board of EFF seeks to eliminate the desire for dependence on government that has permeated our culture. The possession of liberty requires some risk. Benjamin Franklin said, They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. We agree. Therefore, because a freedom-loving people must understand the principles from which freedom is derived, EFF?s objective is to disseminate those truths and motivate the citizenry to act upon them. - Responsible self governance is the cornerstone of a free society. With rights come responsibilities, with freedoms come obligations. - Government must protect and cherish the constitutional and inalienable rights, freedoms, initiatives, and liberties of the individual. - Our government is, and must be, constitutionally limited in scope and authority to that which the citizenry cannot do best by themselves. - Our government?s regulatory functions must be minimal and firmly rooted in constitutional authority. - In all matters, government is to be accountable to the people. The Evergreen Freedom Foundation neither solicits nor accepts funds from public sources. All programs and activities are funded by private donations and grants. Our support comes from thousands of concerned individuals and numerous private foundations. The Evergreen Freedom Foundation exists to serve the people of Washington State in accordance with the spirit of the Revised Code of Washington, section 42.17.251, adopted in 1992: The people of this state do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies that serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may maintain control over the instruments they have created.
Crisis Pregnancy Center Of Clallam County     (360)452-3300 PO Box 39 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Provide compassion to families facing untimely pregnancies. Provide one on one mentorship to young mothers. Provide material assistance for up to two years for her and her child.
Kitsap Human Rights Network     (360)697-3429 PO Box 1564 Poulsbo, WA 98370 website: http://www.khrn.org The KHRN is a resource, which provides Communities, Public Leadership, Schools and Law enforcement, education and information that promotes inclusion, respect and diversity in the society. We work to eliminate the causes of hate and bias and support the victims. We build strong, trained and empowered community based coalitions, which will vigorously defend human and civil rights.
Alexander Hamilton Friends Association     (206)774-0764 216 1st Avenue South Seattle, WA 98104 website: http://www.hamiltonfriends.org Hamilton Friends identifies young Americans with the qualities of Alexander Hamilton and#8211; high achievers with a strong sense of purpose, a passion for service, and financial or personal need and#8211; and, through practical training programs, internship experiences and financial assistance, help them more fully achieve their potential.
Arc-King County      233 Sixth Avenue North Seattle, WA 98109 website: http://www.arcofkingcounty.org Advocating the right of children and adults with developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and play in the community -- improving the quality of life for us all.
Columbia Legal Services      101 YESLER WAY STE 300 SEATTLE, WA 98104 website: http://www.columbialegal.org Columbia Legal Services advocates for people living in poverty. CLS works to reveal and end actions that harm its client populations; CLS seeks social and economic justice for them through systemic change.
Holly Park Community Council     206-723-3968 7315 39TH Ave S. Seattle, WA 98118
Millionair Club Inc     (206)728-5627 2515 Western Ave Seattle, WA 98121 website: http://www.millionairclub.org Martin Johanson founded the Millionair Club in 1921 to provide food for the hungry and jobs for those out of work. The Club's programs have since expanded to include a hygiene center, an eye clinic, and referral assistance to help the unemployed and/or homeless attain permanent employment and self-sufficiency.
Pratt Fine Arts Center     (206)328-2200 1902 S Main St Seattle, WA 98144 website: http://www.pratt.org The mission of Pratt Fine Arts Center (formerly City Art Works) is to offer instruction in the visual arts and access to specialized equipment for the realization of artistic visions. We promote cross-cultural understanding through the visual arts by providing a place where people of all backgrounds can learn and work together.
Quixote Foundation, Inc.     (206)783-5554 5703 20th Ave. Nw Seattle, WA 98107 website: http://www.quixotefoundation.org The Quixote Foundation wants to see: Free People in Fair Societies on a Healthy Planet.
Seattle Goodwill Industries     (206)329-1000 1765 6th Ave S Seattle, WA 98134 website: http://www.seattlegoodwill.org
Solid Ground Washington     (206)694-6700 1501 North 45th Street Seattle, WA 98103 website: http://www.solid-ground.org Solid Ground builds community to end poverty. Our 30 programs work to create a just and caring community free from poverty, prejudice and neglect by:
St Joseph's Baby Corner Inc.     (206)726-1435 900 Boylston Ave Seattle, WA 98104 website: http://www.seattlebabycorner.org Our stated mission is to serve the immediate and unmet physical needs of infants and children living in poverty. We routinely provide families with car seats, portacribs, diapers, digital thermometers, baby equipment, and donated clothing, valued at more than $500,000 each year -- all necessary items that generally cannot be acquired through public assistance programs. The Baby Corner distributes these items through skilled professional service providers -- public health nurses and social workers -- who assess families' needs.
Washington Community Alliance For Self Help     (206)352-1945 2100 24th Ave South Seattle, WA 98144 website: http://www.washingtoncash.org Washington Community Alliance for Self-Help(CASH) provides the business training, supportive community and capital to helpenterprising individuals with limited financial resources gain self-sufficiencythrough small business ownership.
Center For Justice     (509)8355211 Community Building Spokane, WA 99201 website: http://www.cforjustice.org
Spokane Mental Health Coordinating Assn     (509)838-4651 107 S Division St Spokane, WA 99202 website: http://www.smhca.org SPOKANE MENTAL HEALTH - PROVIDING 34 YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE With over 300 staff providing integrated services to over 10,000 individuals, Spokane Mental Health started operating in 1969. As a nonprofit mental health organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, SMH works with over 100 other community organizations to ensure consumer needs are met and not duplicated. Individualized treatment plans are developed cooperatively with clients and staff based on clinical assessment and identified treatment needs. All services are offered first to Medicaid applicants then, if space available, we accept clients on a sliding-scale, medical coupon or medical insurance basis. Crisis care is provided to everyone.
Free Clinic Of Southwest Washington     (360)313-1390 4100 Plomondon St Vancouver, WA 98661 website: http://www.freeclinics.org Our mission is to provide free, compassionate, quality medical care to children and adults who are otherwise unable to access health services.
Sharing Security     (425)605-4257 14241 NE Woodinville-Duvall Rd. #304 Woodinville, WA 98072 website: http://www.sharingsecurity.org