• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 2503.

George Marston Whitin Memorial Community Assn., Inc.

Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that is committed to the health & well-being of individuals & families & to building a strong community in the BV Valley.

New Beginnings Club Inc

Located Conveniently on Rose Avenue in Runnemede, New Beginnings serves the recovery community through meetings, special events, benefits and community.

• Women's Rights

• 2505.

Womens Business Network

WBN provides personal and professional resources to advance the presence of aspiring and successful businesswomen.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 2506.

Tacoma 912 Project

Make connections, get active, boost your career, express creativity, or start a movement.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 2507.

JOSEPH LEARNING LAB

Education Outreach. Educational nonprofit organization on a mission to help underserved children by tutoring/mentoring Our mission is to close the learning gap, reduce the dropout rate, and develop students of all ages and diverse backgrounds by allowing them an equal opportunity for learning and personal growth.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 2508.

Recycle Bikes for Kids Inc

Recycle Bikes for Kids has distributed over 24,000 free bikes to kids under 16 years old.

• Education N.E.C.

• 2509.

Oregon Association of Woodturners

Conduct biennial symposiums for woodturners Experience the Oregon Woodturning Symposium March 1416 2025 Visit withwood and tool vendors offering unique products and supplies for enthusiasts and professionals.

• Human Service Organizations

• 2510.

Give 30A Inc

Inviting people to simple, beautiful opportunities to make a bunch of difference both across the street and across the globe.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 2511.

SOUTHWEST COLLECTIVE

Home Resources About Support SWC Press More A NONPARTISAN NONRELIGIOUS WOMENOWNED GOVERNED ORGANIZATION OUR mission We provide an open forum for southwest side residents to voice their concerns hear new perspectives from their neighbors learn about existing public resources and launch economic educational and recreational initiatives that bring our siloed communities together.