Electronics & Computers

Northwest Center Kids is an early learning and school age program that serves children with and without disabilities in an inclusive environment. Our school age program is serching for classroom supplies to improve their classroom. Donations will go to the classroom and our kids will benefit directly.

EACS is a 501(c)3 whose mission is to be an inclusive organization dedicated to improving the well-being of East African refugees and their families in King County while encouraging refugee families to preserve their diverse cultural heritage. EACS was established to provide culturally specific advocacy, information, referral and direct social services to East African refugees living in King County. Our vision is to develop and strengthen the capacity of East African refugees in King County at the individual, family, and community levels. We do this by helping them achieve naturalization through our citizenship classes and direct case management and by providing English as a Second Language classes and a computer lab. EACS also hosts five education programs, the Culturally Appropriate Responsive Education Center (CARE Center), the African Eagles high school club, the After School Tutoring Program, the Parent Educational Empowerment Program, and the Summer Learning Camp.

The Denise Louie Education Center (DLEC) serves over 300 children with quality, mutli-cultural preschool service, comprehensive home visiting services, and Play and Learn groups at four locations in the Seattle area.

SightConnection has been in operations since 1965 and our mission is to help people with vision loss lead active, independent lives. Through the sales of donated clothing, household goods and E-Waste we are able to provide independent living services to over 1,200 each year.

Northwest's Child & Aaron's Place serve children from age 5 to 21 and adults from 21 and up, with severe/profound developmental and physical disabilities. Our goal is to give them a quality of life and a purposeful day every day, while meeting the unique special needs of each individual.

We serve survivors, families and communities of those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in the greater Washington area. The items you donate will be much appreciated by the people we serve and/or staff. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

Weaving a new world one Good Neighbor at a time to create a more caring, just and civil society to save our children's future. We accomplish this by engaging neighbors to pool and share resources and help their neighbors in need. With budget cuts we are recruiting and training neighbors how to use the www.goodneighbors.net to reach out and ask for help when they need it from other Good Neighbors and self-organize into Family Support Networks to weave a new grass roots safety net for all.

Our rescue pets benefit from these supplies and food, leaving us more funds and opportunity to take on cases we might normally not have funds for.

Our goal is to feed the needy, unemployed, underemployed, poor and elderly. All are welcome, singles, families, and seniors.

St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores and distribution programs provides assistance to neighbors in need to prevent eviction, hunger, utility shut-off and more. St. Vincent de Paul is the most referred to agency in Seattle/King County by the 211-Community Information Line. In 2009 St. Vincent de Paul helped 67,000 people in our community. Proceeds from thrift store sales generate revenue to help make our work possible.