Nonprofits in Seattle
Drivers and businesses on Lunar can pick these nonprofits.
- Arboretum Foundation — Supports the 230-acre Washington Park Arboretum with volunteers, gardeners and funding.
- Ballard Food Bank — Runs a free grocery market, home delivery and a resource desk for northwest Seattle.
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound — Matches kids facing adversity with volunteer adult mentors in King and Pierce counties.
- Bloodworks Northwest — Supplies blood to hospitals across the Pacific Northwest and runs blood research.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of King County — Runs after-school clubs, sports and mentoring for kids and teens across King County.
- Chief Seattle Club — Provides housing, meals, health care and community for Native people facing homelessness.
- Crisis Connections — Answers 24/7 crisis and support lines and connects people across Washington to help.
- DESC — Provides shelter, supportive housing and behavioral health care for homeless adults.
- El Centro de la Raza — Serves Latino and other families from Beacon Hill with food, child care, housing and more.
- FareStart — Trains people facing barriers for kitchen jobs and serves meals to shelters and schools.
- Food Lifeline — Rescues surplus food and supplies food banks, meal programs and shelters in Western WA.
- Forterra — Conserves forests, farms and open land and helps build affordable communities in WA.
- Girl Scouts of Western Washington — Runs troops, camps and leadership programs for girls across Western Washington.
- Hopelink — Runs food markets, housing help and transportation for North and East King County.
- KEXP — Broadcasts listener-supported music radio from Seattle Center and champions local artists.
- King County Search and Rescue Association — Trains and fields volunteer search and rescue teams for missions across King County.
- KUOW — Runs Seattle's NPR news station with local reporting for the Puget Sound region.
- Lifelong — Delivers medically tailored meals, housing and HIV support to people with serious illness.
- Mary's Place — Gives shelter, meals and housing help to families with children experiencing homelessness.
- MOHAI — Collects and shares the history of Seattle and the region at its Lake Union Park museum.
- Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust — Protects forests, trails and rivers along Interstate 90 from Seattle to the Cascades.
- Museum of Flight — Runs one of the largest air and space museums in the world, beside Boeing Field.
- Museum of Pop Culture — Runs the Seattle Center museum of music, film, games and pop culture, with youth programs.
- NAMI Seattle — Offers free mental health support groups, classes and a helpline for people and families.
- Nisei Veterans Committee Foundation — Honors Japanese American veterans and keeps the NVC Memorial Hall and memorial wall.
- Northwest Harvest — Supplies 350+ food banks, meal programs and schools across Washington state.
- Pacific Northwest Ballet — Stages ballet at McCaw Hall, including the Nutcracker, and runs a ballet school.
- Pacific Science Center — Runs hands-on science exhibits, a planetarium and school outreach from Seattle Center.
- PAWS — Shelters cats and dogs and rehabilitates injured wild animals at its Lynnwood campus.
- Plymouth Housing — Builds and runs permanent supportive housing for adults leaving homelessness in Seattle.
- Puget Sound Honor Flight — Flies local veterans to see their memorials in Washington, DC, at no cost to them.
- Rainier Scholars — Guides students of color from low-income families from fifth grade through college.
- Rainier Valley Food Bank — Provides free groceries and home delivery to families in southeast Seattle.
- Ronald McDonald House Charities of Western Washington & Alaska — Gives families of seriously ill children a free place to stay near Seattle hospitals.
- Seattle Aquarium — Runs the waterfront aquarium and Ocean Pavilion and works to protect marine life.
- Seattle Art Museum — Runs the downtown art museum, the Asian Art Museum and the Olympic Sculpture Park.
- Seattle Children's — Raises money for patient care, uncompensated care and pediatric research in Seattle.
- Seattle Humane — Shelters and rehomes pets and helps owners keep theirs with pet food and vet care.
- Seattle LGBTQ+ Center — Offers free health testing, resources and arts space for LGBTQ+ people on Capitol Hill.
- Seattle Parks Foundation — Funds and advocates for new and better parks, trails and green spaces across Seattle.
- Seattle Symphony — Performs orchestral concerts at Benaroya Hall and brings free music programs to schools.
- Solid Ground — Fights poverty with housing, transportation, food and benefits help for Seattle families.
- Sound Generations — Helps older adults age well with meals, rides, senior centers and caregiver support.
- Treehouse — Helps young people in foster care finish school with coaching, clothing and funds.
- United Way of King County — Funds and runs programs on housing, food, youth and economic mobility across King County.
- Washington Trails Association — Sends volunteer crews to maintain hiking trails and helps people hike across the state.
- Wing Luke Museum — Shares Asian Pacific American history and art from the Chinatown International District.
- Woodland Park Zoo — Cares for animals at the Phinney Ridge zoo and runs wildlife conservation projects.
- YouthCare — Offers shelter, housing, schooling and job training to homeless young people.