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6/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy 
SERVING: 100 individuals in King County,
Children and Youth TIPS is dedicated to raising social awareness in teen leaders through valuable summer work while mutually benefiting nonprofit organizations. moreevaluated by
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6/10/2011
ELEMENTS:
Arts & Culture, Economy
SERVING: 400 individuals in Seattle,
Children and Youth The Sanctuary Art Center is collection of art studios that provide a means of artistic expression for homeless youth and young adults. We believe the creative process allows youth to process the trauma and chaos they experience. moreevaluated by
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9/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy
SERVING: 500 individuals in Seattle,
Low Income SJIs overarching objective is to improve the lives of families living in poverty by helping disadvantaged adults gain the skills and education required to secure and advance in good paying careers and achieve economic self-sufficiency. moreevaluated by
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6/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy
SERVING: 475 individuals in Puget Sound Region,
Disabled People with disabilities and low incomes achieve long-term economic self-sufficiency with CARES' individualized career coaching, job placement, financial planning services and long-term life skills support. moreevaluated by
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9/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy
SERVING: 350 individuals in King County,
Hispanic/Latino Casa Latina's constituents are low-wage, immigrant Latino workers, who start their work history primarily as day laborers and domestic workers, and their families. Too many immigrants work in uncertain and often dangerous conditions. moreevaluated by
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6/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy
SERVING: 880 individuals in Western Washington,
Low Income Washington Women's Employment & Education (WWEE) is a private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization providing job readiness and computer skills training along with housing and support services to low-income residents of Pierce and King counties. moreevaluated by
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6/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy
SERVING: 1,000 individuals in United States,
African American Year Up is an intensive one-year education and job training program for urban youth ages 18 to 24. moreevaluated by
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12/10/2012
ELEMENTS:
Economy, Education
SERVING: 1,000 individuals in King County,
Disabled Northwest Center serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. Through our programs, we educate families, caregivers, employers, teachers and the public about how they can help create environments in which all people are recognized for their abilities, not their disabilities. moreevaluated by
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9/10/2011
ELEMENT:
Economy
SERVING: 10,000 individuals in King County,
Low Income We connect people with affordable, mainstream banking; financial planning; financial ed; credit and debt counseling; free tax prep; public benefits; microenterprise development; and homeownership and foreclosure prevention resources. moreevaluated by
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6/10/2013
ELEMENTS:
Basic Needs, Economy
SERVING: 440 individuals in King County,
Low Income Real Change serves as a unique news outlet with a paid circulation of over 18,000 each week and also as a community organizing project to work against poverty. more |