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DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATIONS www.nwcdc.coop www.ravenrockranch.org www.pasadosafehaven.org www.skogsblomman.org (425) 869-2302 (425) 222-6530 To intercept & break the cycles of teen suicide, human trafficking, and domestic violence by pairing at- risk youth with rescued horses. After 1 year of treatment; • 98% of children come with suicidal ideation. After 1 year its reduced to 2%. • Grade points go from 1.7 to 3.2 rizpartnership.org (425) 264-3384 We work to ensure that every child is thriving, supported, connected, and is inspired to learn! The Renton Innovation Zone Partnership connects communities and schools to improve the well-being of children and their academic performance at four elementary schools in the Renton School District: Bryn Mawr, Campbell Hill, Highlands, and Lakeridge. The Preston Vasa Hall represents the long history of the Weyerhaeuser logging industry in the Snoqualmie Valley and the Swedish logging heritage that is Preston. The Hall dates to the early 1900s when it was the Weyerhaeuser Company camp mercantile store in Snoqualmie. It was purchased fromWeyerhaeuser in 1949, dismantled, and rebuilt by Swedish loggers at the current site in Preston, WA, where it continues to serve as a rental hall for the community and the archives of the Vasa Skogsblomman 378 chapter. www.redmondacademy.org Preston VASA Hall Redmond Academy offers singing, dancing, acting, and technical theatre classes for ages 3 and up. We also produce five musical theatre shows per year that have serviced over 10,000 students and audience members since 2011. Your donations will support scholarships and internships for underprivileged students. 10% Off Classes Code: SEATTLETIMES (425) 881-2773 Pasado’s Safe Haven, the Pacific Northwest’s leading animal sanctuary and rescue organization, is leading the fight for compassion toward all animals and works to create a world where every animal is respected and protected. Our uniquely comprehensive approach to ending animal cruelty holds abusers accountable, provides sanctuary and rehabilitation to animals who have suffered from abuse/neglect, advocates for better laws to keep animals safe, and works to inspire people to grow their circle of compassion to include all animals. (360) 943-4241 NWCDC provides critical assistance to workers, owners, and residents of Washington State’s many cooperatives. Whether preserving housing through resident-ownership or creating and saving jobs through worker co-op conversions and start-ups, NWCDC helps build resilient, democratic businesses tied to their local economies and owned by their members.