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| Women's Organizations: Lesbian, Bi & Tran Go to Index | |
| Asian Lesbian
Bisexual Alliance (ALBA) albarocks@hotmail.com |
PO Box 14232 Seattle, WA 98114 |
| Seattle's Asian Lesbian and Bisexual Alliance (ALBA) is a community-based effort created to foster our collective pride as Asian lesbian and bisexual women. ALBA builds community through outreach, increased visibility, advocacy, political action, leadership development, education, networking, and many excellent meals. | |
| Associated
Lesbians of Puget Sound (ALPS) www.Alpswomen.com alpsed@aol.com |
Bright, Clare PO Box 30771 Seattle, WA 98103-0771 (206) 264-5497 |
| A social & educational organization of women, for women. Offering social events, special interest groups & various activities for members & the Seattle/Tacoma/Olympia lesbian community. | |
| Babes
Network www.babesnetwork.org. |
1001 Broadway Ave.,
#100 Seattle, WA 98122 206.720.5566 |
| The BABES Network is a non-profit peer-led support organization for women facing HIV. We promote self empowerment, enhance quality of life, reduce isolation, and serve the needs of women facing HIV through peer support, advocacy, education, and outreach. | |
| Dyke
Action dykeaction@hotmail.com |
206-861-1110 1122 E Pike St PMB# 425 Seattle, WA 98122 |
| Feminist lesbian action group. | |
| Dyke Community Activists | dykeactivist@hotmail.com |
| Focuses on actions and issues of interest and importance to lesbians. | |
| Lesbian
Resource Center lrc@lrc.net www.lrc.net |
2214 South Jackson Seattle, WA 98144 206-322-3953 |
| Comprehensive resource center for LBT women and their allies in the Puget Sound area. Drop-in center, resources and referral, library, support and social groups, scholarship, monthly paper, website, 3rd Saturday cabaret, forums, and advocacy. | |
| LesGo Online www.lesgo.com elisabeth@lesgo.com |
Elisabeth Starnes |
| A website and network "Proudly Serving the Lesbians of Whatcom County." | |
| Lesbians at
Play (in Kitsap County) lezbnsatplay@hotmail.com |
Angela |
| Organizes five or six social and recreation events every month. Email to become a list member. | |
| PUSH |
c/o Dyke Action 1122 E Pike St PMB# 425 Seattle, WA 98122 |
| A periodic publication of queer feminist subversions. | |
| Rainshadow
Women jolee@olypen.com |
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| A social group of Olympic Peninsula lesbians, most from the Port Angeles/Sequim area. We meet monthly for a potluck-dance, generally on the 3rd Friday, during September-June at the OUUF Hall in Agnew, between Port Angeles and Sequim. During the summer we have picnics or barbecues. | |
| Seattle
Bisexual Women's Network www.geocities.com/sbwn SBWN@hotmail.com |
P.O. Box 30645 Greenwood Station Seattle, WA 98103-0645 Phone 206-517-7767 |
| We are a group of self-identified women who promote, in both the heterosexual world and the lesbian/gay/transgender community, the understanding and acceptance of bisexuality as one of many valid sexual identities. | |
| Water
Women Swim waterwomenswim@aol.com |
206) 522-6505 |
| Water Women Swims is a private, unstructured swim held three days per week (Sunday, Monday and Wednesday) in the northend of Seattle for Women of Size and their fat-supportive (friendly) female allies. The large cool-water pool (85-degrees) is accessible by stairs/handrail. There is also a hot therapy pool (95-degrees). Women of all orientations are welcome. | |
| Seattle
Women's Network www.seattlewomensnetwork.org info@seattlewomensnetwork.org |
3310 S Mead St Seattle, WA 98118 (206) 498-8811 |
| "Your Community Is Waiting to Meet YOU!" The progressive network of Women and for Women in Seattle and Puget Sound area. Our main goal is to bring Women together for both community and friendships by developing a forum(s) for interaction, resources and organized events. | |
| Sister
Friends lesbianconcern@cs.com |
(253) 752-6724. |
| A Tacoma area social group for all adult lesbians. | |
| Sistah2Sistah | In Tacoma, call
253-572-2111. In Seattle call Sheilah at 206-322-7061, ext 212 or 425-271-5217 |
| Sistah 2 Sistah is a social/support group for Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender women of African descent. | |
| Tacoma
Lesbian Concern lesbianconcern@cs.com www.tacomalesbianconcern.com |
Habgood, Cheryl P.O. Box 947 Tacoma, WA 98332 (253) 752-6724 |
| TLC is a charitable, educational, and support group. It publishes a monthly newsletter and has extensive resource lists. Offers opportunities for social events and networking get togethers. | |
| Transexual Women's Resources www.annelawrence.com/twr alawrence@mindspring.com | Dr.Anne Lawrence |
| This web site of medical and other resources for transsexual women. Designed to empower transsexual women by providing factual information, informed opinion, and personal narrative. | |
| Women's Safety and Support Go to Index | |
| Communities
Against Rape & Abuse www.cara-seattle.org
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Bierria, Alisa M. 801 23rd Ave S, #G1 Seattle, WA 98144 (206) 322-4856 |
| Home Alive selfdef@homealive.org www.homealive.org |
1122 E. Pike,
#1127 Seattle, WA 98122 (206) 720-0606 |
| Home Alive offers a wide range of free and low cost self defense, boundary setting and de-escalation classes, including workshops specifically for gay/lesbian youth in Seattle. | |
| Domestic Abuse
Women's Network www.dawnonline.org |
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| Provides crisis intervention, advocacy, support groups and safe, confidential shelter to women and children victimized by domestic violence. | |
| King County Sexual
Assault Resource Center www.kcsarc.org |
24-hour Sexual Assault Resource Line 1-800-825-7273, toll-free in Western WA |
| Committed to the elimination of sexual assault, KCSARC provides innovative educational programs and comprehensive services enabling clients to move from victims to survivors | |
| The Northwest
Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Survivors of Abuse (formerly AABL/Advocates for Abused and Battered Lesbians) info@nwnetwork.org http://www.nwnetwork.org |
P.O. Box 20398 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 568-7777 TTY (206) 517-9670 |
| Free & confidential: advocacy, counseling & support groups, resources/referrals for LBGT people living w/ dating and domestic abuse. Community education/training. Social justice organizing. | |
| Tacoma Queer Domestic Violence Project | 253-798-4166 |
| 24-hour/day crisis assessment and services for LGBT victims of domestic violence, including abusive dating relationships; a support group is in the planning. Information and support. Contact person: Teresa. | |
| COUNSELING Go to Index (see Business & Professional Resources for therapists) |
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| Compassion In
Dying of Washington Andrew Lewis-Lechner wa@compassionindying.org www.compassionindying.org/wa |
P.O. Box 61369 Seattle, WA 98121 206.256.1636 phone 206.256.1640 fax |
| COMPASSION IN DYING of Washington (COMPASSION) provides advocacy, counseling, and emotional support to individuals who desire a peaceful, humane death. Through education, advance planning, consultation with caregivers, case management services, and patient advocacy and empowerment, COMPASSION upholds patients' rights to excellent end-of-life care, effective pain and symptom management, and for terminally ill adults, aid in dying to avoid intolerable suffering. | |
| The Northwest
Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Survivors of Abuse (formerly AABL/Advocates for Abused and Battered Lesbians) info@nwnetwork.org http://www.nwnetwork.org |
P.O. Box 20398 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 568-7777 TTY (206) 517-9670 |
| Free & confidential: advocacy, counseling & support groups, resources/referrals for LBGT people living w/ dating and domestic abuse. Community education/training. Social justice organizing. | |
| Asian
Counseling & Referral Services www.acrs.org |
206-695-7511 |
| Licensed mental health center. Staff has had training in cultural competency for serving gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender clients and speaks 30 different languages and dialects. | |
| Seattle
Counseling Service for Sexual Minorities www.gay-lesbian-counseling.org |
206.323.1768 |
| A community mental health service for the queer community. Offers coming out support groups, crisis intervention, and sliding scale counseling services. | |
| Seattle Mental Health | 1600 E. Olive St. Seattle, WA 98122 206.324.2400 TTY 206.324.6115 |
| Services include individual, family, & group counseling. Community outreach & case management programs support clients who are high risk & have multiple & complex problems. | |
| Stonewall Recovery Services | 430 Broadway Ave. E Seattle, WA 98102 206.461.4546 FAX: 206.461.3749 |
| Group and individual outpatient treatment services for alcoholism and other addictions. Special services: Family of choice treatment, youth services, Smoking Cessation, and others. | |
| Health Services Go to Index see Business & Professional Resources for physicians & other health care providers |
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| 45th St. Clinic | 1629 North 45th Seattle, WA 98103 206.633.3350 |
| Family practice serving the north end. Sliding scale.Mission to serve low income & homeless individuals. Variety of sensitive providers (MD, NP, PA), who believe in providing culturally appropriate healthcare. Evening hours available. Monday pm is a women's clinic. Breast & Cervical Health Program for women over 40 without insurance, covering cost of annuals and referrals. | |
| Capitol Hill Alano Club | 1222 E Pine, Seattle 206-860-9560 (office) 206-322-9590 (lobby) |
| Offers an extensive schedule of AA, NA, SLAA, OA, & other related meetings serving the GLBT community. Call for meeting schedule. | |
| Aradia
Women's Health Center www.aradia.org
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1300 Spring Street Seattle, WA 98104 206.323.9388 1.800.644.9389 Se Habla Espa-ol |
| Aradia Women's Health Center, the Northwest's pioneer, nonprofit, feminist clinic, is committed to providing health care to all women, including low-to middle-income women and women uncomfortable in traditional medical settings. Serving women from throughout the Northwest since 1972. | |
| BABES Network www.babesnetwork.org. |
1001 Broadway Ave.,
#100 Seattle, WA 98122 206.720.5566 |
| The BABES Network is a non-profit peer-led support organization for women facing HIV. We promote self empowerment, enhance quality of life, reduce isolation, and serve the needs of women facing HIV through peer support, advocacy, education, and outreach. | |
| Country Doc Community Clinic | 500 19th Avenue East Seattle, WA 98112 206-461-4503 |
| Comprehensive primary health care on Capitol Hill. GLBT friendly. Sliding scale fees; Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance accepted. | |
| International District Clinic | (206) 461-3235 |
| Community clinic serving the International District. GLBT friendly. Sliding scale fees; Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance accepted. Asian languages spoken. | |
| King County GLBT Health Page www.metrokc.gov/health/glbt | * |
| Check out the lesbian resources. | |
| Lesbian STD
website www.lesbianstd.com Lesbian-Bisexual Women's Study |
1001 Broadway, Suite
320 Seattle, WA 98122 (206) 720-4340 |
| Provides information and resources regarding STDs in women who have sex with women and research advancing the knowledge of lesbian health. The site is created by researchers at the University of Washington, and includes an overview of STDs and their transmission between women, a question & answer forum where you get your questions answered, a listing of lesbian health research studies currently enrolling and research data from our current studies. | |
| Lifelong AIDS
Alliance www.lifelongaidsalliance.org |
127 Broadway E. Suite
200 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 329-6923 |
Committed to preventing the spread of HIV, and to providing practical support services and advocating for those whose lives are affected by HIV and AIDS. Formed from merger of Northwest AIDS Foundation and Chicken Soup Brigade. |
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| Pike Market Medical Clinic | (206) 728-4143 |
| Comprehensive primary health care for downtown Seattle. GLBT friendly. Sliding scale fees; Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance accepted. | |
| Residence XII www.residencexii.org |
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| Provides comprehensive chemical dependency treatment designed for the needs of women and their families. Programs include residential, outpatient, relapse prevention and family treatment. | |
| Sappho's Health Services www.geocities.com/sappho_health | 500 19th Avenue East Seattle, WA 98112 Appts: 206-461-4503 Ext. 405 |
| Providing healthcare to sexual minority women since 1993. Licensed medical and naturopathic doctors. Registered nurse practitioners and nurses. Appointments available Mondays, 6 to 9 pm. Sappho's operates from the Country Doctor Community Clinic. | |
| Seattle
Lesbian Cancer Project Mary Dzieweczynski www.slcp.org slcp@slcp.org |
1122 E Pike St #1333 Seattle, WA 98122-3934 (206) 323-6540 |
| Provides healthcare
advocacy, education, information and referral for women who partner with
women. Offices located at the LGBT Community Center at 1115 East Pike Street Seattle, WA 98122 |
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| Transexual
Women's Resources www.annelawrence.com/twr alawrence@mindspring.com |
Dr. Anne Lawrence |
| This web site of medical and other resources for transsexual women. Designed to empower transsexual women by providing factual information, informed opinion, and personal narrative. | |
| Social & Support Groups Go to Index | |
| Babes Network | 1001 Broadway Ave.,
#105 Seattle, WA 98122 206.720.4377 |
| BABES is a sisterhood of women facing HIV together by building a peer support network, offering support groups, gatherings, educational forums, individual support, & advocacy. Women Only. | |
| But I Thought
I Was Heterosexual sanru13@aol.com |
Sandra Jo Palm 206-328-4895 |
| Maybe Baby | Call LRC at 206-322-3953 |
| Meets the 3rd Thurs every month at 7 pm at the LRC. | |
| FamilyWorks
GLBT Playgroup for GLBT parents & caregivers of children, 0-3 |
206-694-6727. |
| Come have fun, find support, & information about parenting in our child-friendly, GLBT-friendly environment." Meets 10:00-11:30 a.m. Mondays. 1501 N 45th St, Seattle. Please call to pre-register. | |
| PFLAG
- Seattle Chapter www.seattle-pflag.org seapflag@drizzle.com |
206.325.7724 |
| PFLAG promotes the health and well-being of sexual minorities their families and friends through support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal rights. | |
| The Northwest
Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Survivors of Abuse (formerly AABL/Advocates for Abused and Battered Lesbians) info@nwnetwork.org http://www.nwnetwork.org |
P.O. Box 20398 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 568-7777 TTY (206) 517-9670 |
| Free & confidential: advocacy, counseling & support groups, resources/referrals for LBGT people living w/ dating and domestic abuse. Community education/training. Social justice organizing. | |
| SASG www.sasg.org airen13@hotmail.com |
303 17th Avenue East Seattle, WA 206.322.2437 |
| SASG offers emotional support, discussion, skills-building and book groups for queer, bisexual & lesbian women and transgendered folks. Building upon an on-going tradition of responding to the emotional needs of those affected by HIV/AIDS, sasg now also offers a wide variety of programming for gay/bisexual men, lesbian/bisexual/queer women, gender-queer/transfolks, and the friends of the queer communities. Call airen lydick for further information. | |
| Housing Needs/Shelter Go to Index | |
| SEATTLE
CRISIS RESOURCE DIRECTORY www.scn.org/crisis |
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| A good online listing of housing, shelter and other resources. Women only resources identified. Developed and updated by the Peace Heathens. | |
| Compass Center | 206.461.7837 Womens Program 206.461.7845 |
| Mail, banking, message phone for homeless. Haircuts Mon 6-10p. Short term luggage storage 8a-2:30p. Mon lunch, Wed dinner, breakfast all other days. Hours vary, all meals are free. Shelter, adults only at $24.50/wk. Representative payee services; information and referral; hygiene services; chaplaincy services; case management.Women's Program offers life-skills development workshops to residents. Shelter counselors work with women to identify goals,etc. | |
| Intercommunity
Housing www.mercyhousing.org intercommunity@mercyhousing.org |
2505 3rd Avenue,
Suite 325 Seattle, WA 98121 206.838.5700 206.838.5705 FAX |
| Quality Affordable, service-enriched housing in Ferndale, Bellingham, Everett, Lynnwood, Kent, Tacoma, and Olympia.. | |
| Senior
Services of Seattle/King County Homesharing |
206.448.5757 FAX: 206.448.5766 TTY: 206.448.5025. |
| Provides programs dealing with home sharing, home repairs, nutrition, senior rights, information, assistance, and transportation, senior centers, adult day care & African-American Outreach. Homesharing for seniors: 448-5768. Nutrition Project: 448-5768. Referral Services: 448-3110 or 1-800-972-9990 | |
| Tenants Union www.tenantsunion.org
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3902 S Ferdinand Seattle, WA 98118 206.723.0500 1.800.752.9993 TDD 206.723.0523 |
| Information on tenant's rights related to repairs, deposits, discrimination, invasion of privacy, and much more. Free telephone counseling and free walk-in counseling from 9-5, M-F (no appointment needed, call for directions). A membership based organization. Members receive a renter's kit with complete copy of the laws, a member's only phone line, and belong to the only organization working to improve laws for renter's. Sliding fee, $1 per $1000 earned per year. Services also available in Spanish & Tagalog. | |
| Women's Housing, Equality and Enhancement League (WHEEL) | http://wheel98.tripod.com |
| A non-hierarchical and grassroots group of homeless and formerly homeless women working - through empowerment and action - to end homelessness for women | |
| YWCA Emergency Shelter | 1118 Fifth Ave. Seattle, WA 98101 206.461.4882 |
| Four weeks emergency shelter for women and children. Meals NOT provided. Call for screening. Our space is limited, but whenever possible we house lesbian couples together and we consider such a household a family. The downtown YWCA shelter staff receives training in homophobia and domestic violence in the lesbian community and has a committment to serving this population. | |
| Legal Services Go to Index | |
| American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) WA State www.aclu-wa.org/issues/lesbigay administration@aclu-wa.org |
705
Second Ave., Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 624-2184 |
| Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund lambdalegal@lambdalegal.org www.lambdalegal.org |
Pizer, Jenny 6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 200 Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323) 937-2728 |
| Legal Marriage Alliance of Washington www.lmaw.org |
1122 E. Pike, PMB 1190 Seattle, WA 98122 (206) 464-3009 |
| Northwest Women's Law Center nwwlc@nwwlc.org www.nwwlc.org |
3161 Elliott
Ave., Ste. 101 Seattle WA 98121 206.682.9552 206.621.7691 TTY 206.521.4317 |
| The Northwest Women's Law Center has been working for twenty years to advance women's legal rights. | |
| Seattle Office for Civil Rights
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700 Third
Ave, Suite 250 Seattle, WA 98101 (206) 684-4500 TTY:(206) 684-4503 |
| LGBT Organizations-Social, Support, Networking Go to Index | |
| The Northwest
Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Survivors of Abuse (formerly AABL/Advocates for Abused and Battered Lesbians) info@nwnetwork.org http://www.nwnetwork.org |
P.O. Box 20398 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 568-7777 TTY (206) 517-9670 |
| Free & confidential: advocacy, counseling & support groups, resources/referrals for LBGT people living w/ dating and domestic abuse. Community education/training. Social justice organizing. | |
| BackBone
Productions BackBonePrds@aol.com |
206-767-9756 Ask for Doris Harris |
| Cultural events and productions celebrating African American GLBT communities. | |
| Families Like Ours
www.familieslikeours.org |
425-793-7911 |
| Devoted to the needs and support for non-traditional Adoptive Families; a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization. | |
| Freedom Day
Committee www.seattlepride.org info@seattlepride.org |
1122 E. Pike Street
#969 Seattle, WA 98122 (206) 324-0405 |
The Freedom Day Committee is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to organizing and promoting the annual Pride Parade/March and Freedom Rally for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender communities of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. |
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| Freely
Speaking Toastmasters (Seattle) www.toastmasterpride.org info@toastmasterpride.org |
PMB 700, 1122 E. Pike St. Seattle, WA 98122. |
| A gay and lesbian communication and leadership program to improve public speaking, communication and social skills. A member of Toastmasters International. | |
| GayVancouverWA www.GayVancouverWA.org |
360-816-6877 |
| Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon resources for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered community and their friends and families. | |
| Gay-Yakima www.gayakima.com |
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| Central and South Central Washington lgbt resources. | |
| Greater
Seattle Business Association (GSBA) www.the-gsba.org |
2150 N 107th St,
Suite 205 Seattle WA 98133-9009 206-363-9188 |
| A group of lesbian, gay, and gay-friendly businesses, professionals, individuals, and organizations who have joined together for the purpose of networking. Publishes the GSBA directory every year, available for free. | |
| Gudlife www.olympus.net/community/gudlife |
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| This is the place to find out what's going on in the LGBT community in and around the Olympic Peninsula. | |
| Ingersoll Gender Center www.ingersollcenter.org | 1812 E. Madison Seattle WA. 98122 (206) 329-6651 |
A service agency for the Transsexual, Transvestite, & Transgender community offering support groups, referrals to therapists, publications, & trainings. Private consultation available; publications may be purchased. |
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| Inland Northwest Gay, Lesbian, & Bisexual Veterans Association | PO Box 3145 College Station Pullman, WA 99165 |
| Lesbian & Gay Child Care Task Force | 206-721-6732 |
| The task force, in conjunction with Child Care Resources of King County, offers referrals to GLBT-welcoming child care centers & provides training, support & curriculum materials to child care providers. (To access this, call 206-461-3207 & ask for the "Gay-welcoming" programs in your zip code area.) The task force meets monthly to assess their progress in achieving their goals. Contact: Jean. | |
| Mature
Friends www.gayscape.com/maturefriends |
PO Box 30575 Seattle, WA 98103-0575 206-781-7724 |
| Provides supportive social environment for gays, lesbians, and bisexuals 40 and above. Popular monthly potlucks, weekly bridge, travel opportunites, garden, and theater groups. | |
| Northwest
Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf www.nwrad.org |
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| Hosts social events and educational workshops and publishes a newsletter (both print and online). | |
| North Central Washington Gay & Lesbian Alliance (NCW GALA) | PO Box 234 Wenatchee WA 98807-0234 509.662.8413 |
| Out Kitsap www.outkitsap.org |
PO Box 111 Port Orchard, WA 98366 360-874-8480 |
| A glbt group serving the greater Kitsap Penninsula | |
| OutTriCities www.outtricities.com |
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| Serving Central Washington and Oregon’s Lesbian and Gay Communities | |
| Partners
Taskforce for Gay & Lesbian Couples www.buddybuddy.com demian@buddybuddy.com |
Box 9685 Seattle, WA 98109 |
| A national resource for same sex couples, supporting the diverse community of committed gay and lesbian couples through a variety of media--including booklettes, videos, newsletter. Over 120 documents, surveys, resources. | |
| PFLAG/Seattle www.seattle-pflag.org |
206-325-7724 |
| Pierce
County Pride/Pride Foundation pstatewide@pridefoundation.org |
800-735-7287 |
| Working to expand GLBT resources in Pierce County. Meets 2nd Monday, 6 PM at the Rainbow Center in Tacoma. | |
| POCAAN
SEATTLE (People of Color Against AIDS Network) www.pocaan.org |
206-322-7061 |
| POCAAN
TACOMA (People of Color Against AIDS Network) |
1501 Pacific Avenue Suite 320 Tacoma 253-272-2577 |
| The Pride Foundation www.pridefoundation.org info@pridefoundation.org Pride Statewide pstatewide@pridefoundation.org
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Seattle 1122 E Pike #1001 Seattle WA 98122-3934 Phone: 206-323-3318 Nat'l Toll Free:800-735-7287 Spokane 315 West Mission Ave #17 Spokane WA 99201 Toll Free 888-575-7717 Phone: 509-327-8377 |
| A community based foundation working to strengthen our gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) community today, and build an endowment fund for tomorrow. Pride also joins together with mainstream and allied communities to work toward equality and social change. Pride funds a wide range of local programs and students in the Pacific Northwest states of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Alaska. | |
| The Rainbow
Center-Olympia www.rainbowcenteroly.org |
P.O. Box 7221 Olympia, WA 98507-7221 |
| A resource in Olympia for the glbt community | |
| The Rainbow
Center-Spokane www.rainbowcenter.org info@rainbowcenter.org |
508 W. Second Ave Spokane, WA 99201 509-489-1914 |
| Rainbow Center: Spokane's Community Center for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning (GLBTQ) Communities. | |
| The Rainbow
Center-Tacoma www.rainbowctr.org |
1501 Pacific Avenue Suite 310D Tacoma 253-383-2318. |
| A resource center in Tacoma for the glbt community | |
| Rainbow Train Amy Davenport, Project Coordinator www.rainbowtrain.org amy@rainbowtrain.org |
618 Second Ave, Suite
1020 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 684-0210 |
| Rainbow Train serves elder sexual and gender minority people using the services of health and social service providers in Washington State. Rainbow Train serves these, our seniors, by enhancing the cultural competency of service providers regarding LGBT elders. Through Rainbow Train education, providers of all levels and roles will understand that sexual and gender minority people exist in their senior clientele and they have the right be treated without stereotypical practices of heterosexism and homophobia. | |
| Safe Schools
Coalition http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org questions@safeschoolscoalition.org |
c/o AFSC 815 NE 40th Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 632-0662 x49 |
| The Safe Schools Coalition is a Public-Private Partnership in Support of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Youth is to help schools - at home and all over the world - become safe places where every family can belong, where every educator can teach, and where every child can learn, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. | |
| Seattle LGBT
Community Center info@SeattleLGBT.org www.seattlelgbt.org |
1115 East Pike Street Seattle, WA 98122 206.323.2227 |
| A meeting place for the LGBT Community to grow together, increase public understanding and celebrate our diversity. Home for several LGBT organizations, including the Seattle Lesbian Cancer Project. | |
| A Sound Coalition www.geocities.com/asoundcoalition | 253-851-9864 |
| (ASC) represents organizations in S. King, Pierce, Kitsap and Thurstion Counties to build coalitions and strengthen our community. Meets quarterly at New Heart MCC in Tacoma. | |
| South End Social Network (SESN) | PO Box 8538 Federal Way, WA 98003-0538 |
| Promotes community for lesbians, gay men, their families, and friends in South King County. Activities, networking, newsletter. | |
| South Sound Business Network | 253-383-2318 ext. 2 |
| Network of gay owned & gay friendly businesses in the South Puget Sound. | |
| Triangle
Square www.trianglesquare.org trianglesquared@yahoo.com |
PO Box 1725 Tacoma WA 98401-1725 253-572-3196 |
| A gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning and allies community service center, just being launched as of this printing. Contact person: Lynn Abegglen. | |
| Washington Gender
Alliance www.washingtongenderalliance.org dl@nas.com |
dl@nas.com |
| Washington Gender Alliance: a support group for transgendered individuals; their families, friends, and allies; and people who are questioning their gender. Meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at St. James Presbyterian Church, 910 Fourteenth St., Bellingham. | |
| The Wet Spot www.wetspot.org |
Alena |
| The Wet Spot is a non-profit, membership-based sex&bdsm-positive community center located in Seattle, Washington. We host regular events at our 4400 square foot space near Queen Anne, and offer use of this space to our membership and the diverse community organizations they represent. Several women only nights. For information, contact thru website. | |
| Arts & Culture Go to Index | |
| Curio
Productions curio_productions@hotmail.com |
206-354-7547 |
| Curio Productions was founded to create inclusive Queer spaces that are celebratory, challenging & respectful - fostering alternative spaces for Queer people of color to strengthen community & promote dialogue. | |
| Emerald City Arts www.seattlemenschorus.org | P.O. Box 20146 Seattle WA, 98102 206.323.0750 |
| Produces Seattle Mens Chorus concerts and other concerts of comedy and music. 2001-2002 season includes Kate Clinton, Martha Cho, Susanne Westenhoefer, and Karen Williams & Sabrina Matthews. | |
| House of
Dames www.houseofdames.com info@houseofdames.org |
1122 E Pike St, #
1343 Seattle, WA 98122 206.720.1729 |
| A not-for-profit company generating new art works in all disciplines. Dedicated to experimentation and committed to collaboration, honoring equally the process and the product. | |
| Lancelot
Productions Lance Ryan www.lance-ryan.net lance@lance-ryan.net |
(206) 860-6086 |
| Drag king show production and performance. | |
| Northwest
Lesbian and Gay History Museum Project www.lgbthistorynw.org gayhistnw@aol.com |
1122 E. Pike #797 Seattle, WA 98122 206-233-8955 |
| Founded in 1994, the Northwest Lesbian and Gay History Museum Project is an organization which researches, interprets and communicates the history of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in the Pacific Northwest for the purposes of study, education and enjoyment. The NWLGHMP website has numerous links to GLBT libraries, archives, and GLBT historical information. | |
| Pat Graney
Company (Seattle, WA) www.patgraney.org biggirls@patgraney.org |
206-329-3705 |
| Creates, performs and produces new dance and performance works. "Keeping the Faith" dance project with women at Purdy, a women's correctional facility. | |
| Rainbow City
Band www.rainbowcityband.org rainbowcityband@onebox.com |
206-505-1553, ext 2172 |
| A community band of LGBT and gay-friendly instumentalists and supporters. Concerts and community event performances. | |
| Seattle
Lesbian and Gay Chorus www.slgc.org |
PO Box 20729 Seattle, WA 98102 206.860.SLGC |
| Seeks to affirm through music the positive nature of the lesbian & gay experience. Using music, creativity and educational outreach, the Chorus seeks to unite all communities. | |
| Seattle Men's
Chorus www.seattlemenschorus.org |
P.O. Box 20146 Seattle WA, 98102 206.323.2992 |
| Seattle Men's Chorus is Washington State's largest and most influential choral organization. It ranks third among the state's music organizations in terms of budget, audience exposure, and ensemble size. It is the largest community chorus in America. It is also the largest gay men's chorus in the world! | |
| Three Dollar
Bill Cinema http://www.seattlequeerfilm.com |
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| Produces the annual Lesbian & Gay Film festival, usually in October. | |
| News Go to Index | |
| LRC News lrc@lrc.net |
206-322-3953 |
| The Lesbian Resource Center's monthly paper, with news, opinion, feature articles, cartoons, monthly calendar of events, display and classified ads. | |
| Said It www.saidit.org saidit@scn.org |
PO Box 75035 Seattle, WA 98125 |
| Online feminist news, culture and politics. Said It welcomes contributions from feminist writers worldwide. Email your work, and we will get back to you. Articles are typically 1000 - 2500 words. Send articles pasted into body of email. We don't open attachments. | |
| Seattle Gay
News www.sgn.org |
206- 324-4297 |
| A Seattle Lesbian and Gay weekly newspaper. | |
| Triangle Broadcast Network | 1480 AM in Pierce
County 1490 AM in King County |
| A GLBT radio station. | |
| Recreation & Sports Go to Index | |
| The Bottom Dwellers Scuba Club | PO Box 22553 Seattle, WA 98122-0553 |
| We promote safe recreational diving for Northwest gay and lesbian divers and their friends. Monthly dive trips and potlucks. | |
| Emerald City Softball www.emeraldcitysoftball.org | ecsawomen@hotmail |
| Lesbian softball league | |
| Ethyl Forever Car Club | 1122 E Pike St.,
Suite 765 Seattle, WA 98122-3918 206.935.6080 |
| Ethyl Forever, a large regional car club, provides education, activities, and social opportunities to gay and lesbian motor enthusiasts and friends, and widespread community support. | |
| Feminist Karate Union | 1426 S. Jackson St. Seattle, WA 98144 206.325.3878 |
| Karate for women, taught by women, with emphasis on self defense. Women of all ages develop coordination, concentration, self confidence, and self esteem. Since 1971. | |
| Mudhen’s Rugby | www.eastsiderugby.com/mudhenrugby/Home.html |
| Women's Rugby | |
| Orca Swim Club | 1122 E Pike St, #869 Seattle, WA 98122-3934 |
| Gay and lesbian swimming club. | |
| OutVentures
(Seattle) www.outventures.org women@outventures.org |
PO Box 20183 Seattle, WA 98102 206-720-1000, ext. 2 |
| OutVentures is a volunteer lead, non-profit organization dedicated to building community, enhancing personal growth, and promoting the enjoyment and preservation of natural and recreational resources through outdoor education and recreation activities among LGBT people. (Formerly Summer Buddies.) | |
| Puddletown
Dancers polack@aol.com |
PO Box 20671 Seattle, WA 98102 |
| Mainstream beginning level through challenge square dancing. Classes and ongoing dancing in a friendly, diverse atmosphere. Connections and gatherings with clubs throughout the world. | |
| Raincity
Soccer Club Michelle michelle_fontenot@msn.com |
206-323-9582 |
| GLBT soccer play for all ages, abilities & genders. Open practice & scrimmage every Saturday; time varies depending on field availability - call to confirm schedule. Grass field at 40th NE & NE 80th. | |
| Seattle
Frontrunners www.seattlefrontrunners.org bbtriathlete@hotmail.com |
PO Box 31952 Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 923-1974 |
| Seattle Frontrunners is Seattle's gay and lesbian running and walking club. We celebrate the diversity, energy, and enthusiasm of our community. We welcome the participation of everyone -- regardless of sexual orientation or athletic ability. Several weekly runs. Contact Betsy Brace. | |
| Seattle Tennis Alliance Women's Club ml_norris@hotmail.com |
206.240.9950 |
| Tennis for women, all year long! Part of 13 year old Seattle Tennis Alliance. | |
| Ski Buddies www.skibuddies.org | 1122 E Pike St.,
Suite 899 Seattle, WA 98122-3934 |
| Ski Buddies works to create winter adventure trips for the Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual community in the greater Seattle area and their friends and families who want to come along and join us in fun. , | |
| Team Seattle www.teamseattle.org | 1122 E Pike St., #515 Seattle, WA 98122 |
| Representing 35 gay/lesbian sports in Seattle area. Currently producing sports festivals in the winter/summer; Seattle's team to Gay Games V in Amsterdam in '98. | |
| Triangle
Recreation Camp www.camptrc.org trc@camptrc.org |
1122 E Pike St #1069 Seattle 98122-3934 206-499-1993 |
| Triangle Recreation Camp . Recreational camping at Bender Creek for GLBT folks. Must be 21; ID required. | |
| Washington
Women's Alternative Volleyball wwavolleyball@hotmail.com |
Julie 206-764-1134. |
| Play in Seattle every Thursday from 7 - 9 pm | |
| Water Women
Swim www.seafattle.org/waterwomen.html WaterWomenRock@attbi.com |
206-888-5678 |
| Water Women Swims is a private, unstructured swim held three days per week (Sunday, Monday and Wednesday) in the northend of Seattle for Women of Size and their fat-supportive (friendly) female allies. The large cool-water pool (85-degrees) is accessible by stairs/handrail. There is also a hot therapy pool (95-degrees). Women of all orientations are welcome. | |
| Religious Organizations Go to Index | |
| Washington State Open & Affirming Congregations www.gbgm-umc.org/ravenna/draftlist.html |
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| A comprehensive list compiled and maintained by Ravenna United Methodist Church | |
| Broadview Community United Church of Christ | 325 N 125th Seattle, WA 98133 206.363.8060 |
| Rev. Christine E. Morton. Liberal Christian open and affirming congregation. Welcoming gay/lesbian/bisexual persons into membership and community to share in liturgy, spirituality, life, employment, and leadership. | |
| Center for
Spiritual Living A Religious Science Church Info@cslseattle.org http://www.www.cslseattle.org |
5801 Sand Point Way
NE Seattle WA 98105 206-527-8801 |
| Rev. Liz Mirante or Ms. Lynn Jardine | |
| Central Lutheran Church | 1710 - 11th Ave. Seattle, WA 98122 206.322.7500 |
| Pastors Jonathan C. Nelson and Julie M. Josund. | |
| Church Council of Greater Seattle | 4759 - 15th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98105 206.525.1213 FAX: 206.525.1218 |
| Brings churches and community into common planning and action on local and world issues, through our more than 30 task forces and programs. | |
| Community
Church of Joy www.communitychurchofjoy.org www.apostoliccatholicchurchinamerica.org |
206-478-0690 CommChurchofJoy@aol.com |
| We are a multiracial ecumenical Christian congregation worshipping in the Independent Catholic tradition. We welcome all people into our worship and ministry regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation. One of our goals to give away our resources in time,talent and treasure! Bishop Strong is available to offer the sacraments for those who are need of a pastoral visit or the Eucharist. We offer the sacrament of matrimony/commitment services to those who are requesting sacramental services. Rt. Reverend David C. Strong SSBM - Pastor | |
| ECKANKAR: Religion of the Light and Sound of God http://www.eck-wa.org |
9044 35th Ave. SW Seattle, WA 98126-3858 206-932-6350 |
| Eckankar, known as the Religion of the Light & Sound of God, is practiced by tens of thousands of people around the world who are in search of a deeper spiritual understanding - of themselves, their unique purpose in life, and most importantly, to find the way home to God. The Washington Eckankar website describes ECK activities in and around Washington State. We also include links to information about Eckankar itself, including basic beliefs, history, and Spiritual Exercises to help you find your own way home to God. | |
| Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Church | 8109 - 244th SW Edmonds, WA 98026 206.778.0373 FAX: 206.776.8875 |
| We're a welcoming liberal religious community. Sunday services begin at 9:30 and 11 am. | |
| Findlay St.
Christian Church findlay@msn.com |
4620 S Findlay St Seattle, WA 98118 (206) 725-5067 |
| Reverend Joan Dennehy | |
| Kitsap
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship admin@kuuf.org |
4418 Perry Ave NE, PO
Box 2015 Bremerton, WA 98310 (360) 377-4724 |
| Suzelle Lynch, Pastor | |
| Metropolitan
Community Church - Seattle www.serv.net/~johnl/mcc.html
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1122 E Pike St.,
Suite 930 Seattle, WA 98122 206.325.2421 |
| Reverend Cheri L. Starchman. We are a vibrant, Christ centered church, celebrating God's unconditional love for all people regardless of sexual orientation.Meets at 9 am and 11am at 2101 14th Ave S (Beacon Hill), on the corner of Hill St and 14th Ave S. | |
| Multifaith Works polarbeared@juno.com www.multifaith.org |
(206) 324-1520 |
| Multifaith Works builds a compassionate community by mobilizing volunteers, primarily from faith communities, to provide critical services for people affected by life-threatening or chronic illnesses, assisting them to live with personal dignity and integrity. | |
| New Heart Metropolitan Community Church | 2150 S. Cushman Tacoma, WA 98405 253.272.2382 NHUFMCC@aol.com |
| Rev. Jan Skaggs. Primarily serving the GLT community of Tacoma and surrounding areas. Provide childrens church and nursery/toddler care during Sun morning service. Minister to children of same-sex households in order to provide a safe church setting for our youth. | |
| Seattle First
Baptist Church www.seattlefirstbaptist.org |
1111 Harvard Ave. Seattle, WA 98122 206.325.6051 FAX: 206.352.6053 |
| A welcoming and affirming congregation. We know no circles of exclusion, no boundaries we will not cross, no loyalties above which we owe to God. | |
| St. Patrick's Catholic Church | 2702 Broadway Ave E Seattle, WA 98102 206.329.2960 FAX: 206.329.2961 |
| St. Patrick's Catholic Church is a welcoming community on North Capitol Hill in Seattle. Sunday masses are at 8 and 10 am (with the 10 am mass being signed for the hearing impaired). TTY number same as FAX. | |
| Ravenna United Methodist Church | 5751 - 33rd Ave. N.E.
Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 525-7988 |
| Rev. Ruth C.Geiger, Pastor. Looking for an extended family liberal Christian experience? Persons of all race, age, status and sexual orientation welcome here. Sunday school 9:30; Worship 11:00, 9:30 Summer. (Rental space available) | |
| Seattle Buddhist
Center |
2765 S Washington
Street Seattle WA 98144 206-726-0051 |
| Dharmacari: Shantinayaka | |
| Sojourner
Truth Unity Fellowship Church Rev. Gwen Hall http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/unityfellowshipchurchamerica |
206-723-9395 |
| Sunday, 2 pm Worship & Fellowship at Central Lutheran Church, 1710 11th Ave (just north of E Pine St). All are welcome. A place of love for all God's children where the community can find unity. | |
| St. Aelred's Independent Catholic Church | 360-664-5449 |
| Worship at 4pm on 1st Saturday each month at First United Methodist Church, 423 Martin Luther King Jr Way, Tacoma. Worship for the GLBT community & friends in the Roman Catholic, Anglican & other liturgical faiths tradition. Fr. Bob Withrow. | |
| Temple Beth Am betham@halcyon.com |
2632 NE 80th Street Seattle WA 98115 206-525-0915 |
| Spiritual Contact: Rabbi Janathan L. Singer | |
| Temple De Hirsch
Sinai membership@tdhs-nw.org http://www.tdhs-nw.org |
1511 E Pike Street Seattle WA 98122 206-323-8486 |
| Rabbi Daniel Weiner, Rabbi Phillip Rice | |
| Tikva Chadashah tikvahchadashah@yahoo.com http://www.geocities.com/tikvahchadashah/GLBT_Jews_Seattle.html |
PO Box 2731 Seattle WA 98111 206-329-2590 |
| Puget Sound's Gay & Lesbian Synagogue | |
| University Congregational Church - U.C.C. | 4515 16th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98105 206.524.2322 FAX: 206.524.0602 |
| Rev. Donald MacKenzie. As an open and affirming congregation, we celebrate our diversity in sexual orientation, race, abilities, and religious background. Sunday worship - 9 and 10:45 am. Support/social group for lesbian/gay folks. | |
| Vajralama
Buddhist Center info@vajralama.org www.vajralama.org |
Groshon, Brianna 7414 Corliss Ave. N. Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 526-9565 |
| Philanthropy & Fundraising Go to Index | |
| A Territory
Resource grants@atrfoundation.org www.atrfoundation.org |
603 Stewart Street,
#1007 Seattle, WA 08101 (206) 624-4081 |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Grass Roots Organizing, LGBT Rights. GRANT TYPES: General Support, Technical Assistance. AREA: WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, WYOMING. HOW TO APPLY: Letter. | |
| Astraea Lesbian
Action Foundation Contact: Ms. Christine Lipat grants@astraea.org www.astraea.org |
116 East 16th Street 7th Floor New York, NY 10003 (212) 529-8021 |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Lesbian Organizations | |
| Billie Jean King
Foundation www.billiejeanking.org |
PO Box 10777 Phoenix, AZ 85064 (623) 362-7208 |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Advocacy, Anti-Discrimination, Athletics, Direct Service, Education, Health. Priority will be given to programs serving LGBT People, Multicultural/ Multiracial Communities, Women and Youth. GRANT TYPES: General Support, Research, Special Projects, Training. AREA: NATIONAL. HOW TO APPLY: Letter. | |
| Funding Exchange Contact: Ms. Ellen Gurzinsky www.fex.org |
666 Broadway, Suite
500 New York, NY 10012 (212) 529-5300 |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Anti-Violence, Civil and Human Rights, Cultural Activism, Environmental Justice, Film and Video, LGBT Liberation, People of Color, Women's Rights, Workplace Democracy. GRANT TYPES: General Support, Limited Emergency Grants, Special Projects. AREA: NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL (limited). HOW TO APPLY: Letter or Phone. | |
| Gay Community
Social Services www.geocities.com/gcssseattle gcssseattle@yahoo.com |
P.O. Box 22228 Seattle, WA 98122-0228 (206) 576-9729 |
| Gay Community Social Services, a 501(c)3 fiscal agent since 1975. GCSS has helped numerous non-profits get started to eventually achieve their own 501(c)3 status by sponsoring projects of affiliated organizations that do not have their own non-profit status, thus allowing those projects to receive funding. Red Dot Girls, CARA, and the LGBT Community Center are among current affiliated organizations. | |
| Kongsgaard-Goldman
Foundation Contact: Ms. Martha Kongsgaard |
1932 First Avenue,
Suite 602 Seattle, WA 98118 (206) 448-1874 |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Cultural Arts and Humanities, Economic Development, Environment, Human Services. GRANT TYPES: General Support, Seed Money, Special Projects, Technical Assistance. AREA: PACIFIC NORTHWEST. HOW TO APPLY: Letter. | |
| LBTG Funders National Website | http://www.lgbtfunders.org/lgbtfunders |
| Ms. Foundation For
Women Contact: Ms. Margaret Hempel www.ms.foundation.org |
120 Wall Street, 33rd
Floor New York, NY 10005 (212) 742-2300 (ph) |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Economic Justice, Reproductive Rights, Violence Against Women, Women and Girl's Issues. GRANT TYPES: General Support, Seed Money, Special Projects. AREA: LOCAL FUNDING, NEW YORK, NATIONAL. HOW TO APPLY: Proposal. | |
| Northwest
Development Officers Association (NDOA) ndoaoffice@halcyon.com |
2150 North 107th,
Suite 205 Seattle, WA 98133 (206) 367-8704 |
| Philanthropy
Northwest www.pngf.org info@PhilanthropyNW.org |
2815 Second Avenue,
Suite 290 Seattle, WA 98121 206-770-9423 |
| Formerly the Pacific Northwest Grantmakers Forum, Philanthropy Northwest is a professional association of grantmakers located in or funding throughout Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington and British Columbia, Canada. Publishes a Member Directory which allows grantmakers to publish information (in their own words) about their foundations or giving programs, and serves as a comprehensive resource for grantseekers to use in identifying funding options. | |
| The Pride Foundation www.pridefoundation.org info@pridefoundation.org Pride Statewide pstatewide@pridefoundation.org
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Seattle 1122 E Pike #1001 Seattle WA 98122-3934 Phone: 206-323-3318 Nat'l Toll Free:800-735-7287 Spokane 315 West Mission Ave #17 Spokane WA 99201 Toll Free 888-575-7717 Phone: 509-327-8377 |
| A community based foundation working to strengthen our gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) community today, and build an endowment fund for tomorrow. Pride also joins together with mainstream and allied communities to work toward equality and social change. Pride funds a wide range of local programs and students in the Pacific Northwest states of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Alaska. | |
| Puget Sound
Grantwriters Association psga@grantwriters.org |
2150 North 107th,
Suite 205 Seattle, WA 98133 (206) 367-8704 |
| Sisters of
Perpetual Indulgence, Seattle Chapter www.drizzle.com/~spi spi@drizzle.com |
P.O. Box 20337 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 264-0595 |
| The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are a group of gay nuns ... men and women of various religious backgrounds who are dedicated to AIDS research, education, prevention, and PWA support; social services, social activism and perpetual indulgence. | |
| Third Wave
Foundation Contact: Ms. Vivien Labaton ThirdWaveF@aol.com www.thirdwavefoundation.org |
116 East 16th Street 7th Floor New York, NY 10003 (212) 388-1898 |
| FUNDING PRIORITIES: Education, Grassroots Organizing and Advocacy, Reproductive Rights. Target Population is Young Women ages 15 - 30, Specifically Disabled, Lesbian/Bisexual, Low-Income, or Young Women of Color. GRANT TYPES: Emergency Grants, General Support, Scholarships, Special Projects. AREA: NATIONAL. HOW TO APPLY: Letter or Phone. | |
| Washington
CASH www.washingtoncash.org washcash@nwlink.com |
410 Boston Street Seattle, WA 98109 |
| Washington CASH is a community-based, non-profit organization dedicated to fostering economic self-sufficiency through self-employment training and lending services to low-income women, people with disabilities, immigrants and other low-income individuals. Washington CASH fervently believes in the ability of low-income individuals who have the right combination of tenacity, drive and determination to become successful entrepreneurs. | |
| Women's Funding
Alliance wfa@wfalliance.org www.wfalliance.org |
603 Stewart, Suite
207 Seattle, WA 98101 206-467-6733 (V/TTY) |
| The Women's Funding Alliance is a Puget Sound-based non-profit that promotes justice, health and opportunities by funding agencies serving women and girls. The Alliance does this through workplace giving campaigns, grantmaking and scholarship programs. | |
| Political and Social Action Go to Index | |
| American
Civil Liberties Union www.aclu-wa.org/issues/lesbigay |
705 - 2nd Ave. Suite
300 Seattle, WA 98104 206.624.2184, 206.624.2180 |
| Provides legal assistance, advocacy and education on civil rights, privacy, discrimination, and free speech issues. No income eligibility requirements. Defends Bill of Rights. | |
| Communities
Against Rape & Abuse (CARA) www.cara-seattle.org |
Bierria, Alisa M. 801 - 23rd Ave. S., #G1 Seattle, WA 98144 (206) 322-4856 |
| Advocacy, support and social change | |
| Dyke Action dykeaction@hotmail.com< | |