10 Best Seattle Nonprofits

Yaprak DeCarmine - Awesome place to donate your gently used stuff. It's a thrift store where profits go to the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

Linda Lowry - Blood Donation is an essential activity and encouraged activity. Donating blood is a safe, simple process and each blood donation has the potential to save 3 lives.
Every day 1k donors are needed to ensure local hospitals have blood to provide to patients. BE one of those 1K!
Your next appointment will help keep the blood supply healthy in the coming months. Book yours now: bloodworksnw.org/donate/fin...

Katie Bunch - As a unique provider of health care services for the community, Bloodworks Northwest collects, tests and distributes 90% of the lifesaving blood used in the Pacific Northwest. As a first responder to the blood supply, Bloodworks needs 1,000 donations every day to keep our community hospital blood supply at safe levels for patients in the Pacific Northwest.

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Tom Laramee - These guys are great - they have three main mechanisms for clean water protections in and around Puget Sound: (1) the actively monitor waterways for pollution (2) they advocate for water protections at the legislative and judicial levels and (3) they do community outreach and education.

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Omar Shahine - I hired College Hunks to donate and haul away furniture. I was SO happy with the service. I'm always nervous about the ability of people to remove large and heavy furniture safely from my home and they did an amazing job. I donated a dresser, desk, dining table, chairs. They will take it to Good Will or another charity. Cost is based on how much of the truck you use - in my case 1/3 of a truck was $350.

Faisa Farole - We recommend EACS because they provide a great summer program where they expose young children to various career professionals, from coding to law enforcement. They also offer after school programs to East African refugee students who often have parents whose English is limited. They offer citizenship prep classes. They offer something for the whole family.

Faisa Farole - Easy to navigate various resources. They have interpreters so it makes it easier for our clients to ask for what they need.

Faisa Farole - We refer clients to them for housing and immigration law assistance. They also offer social groups for adult folks.

Faisa Farole - They have fun social groups for everyone in the family. Giving families opportunity to connect with other families of color.

Jackline Akoth Owiny - They prove pro bono legal support for asylum seekers, very helpful.