Local Nonprofits and Associations

Arranged Alphabetically:
[A] [B] [C]  [D-J]  [K-N]  [O-R]  [S-V]  [W-Z]

O-R

Opportunity Council

Kay Sardo, Executive Director;

314 E. Holly; Bellingham, WA 98225;

360-734-5121.

Mission: The Opportunity Council is a private, nonprofit human service organization that acts as a catalyst for positive change both in the community and in the lives of the people it serves.

• The Opportunity Council's role is to create awareness of the needs of low-income and disadvantaged people, engage the community in responding to those needs, and promote institutional sensitivity. The primary tools for implementing this role are advocacy and coordination and mobilization of human, material and financial resources.
• The Opportunity Council will provide direct services, including information, education and access to resources to assist low-income and disadvantaged persons in developing and maintaining self-reliance.
• Cornerstones of service delivery will be: respect for the individual and our cultural communities and a balance between addressing immediate and long term needs.

RE Sources

Mary Morrison, Executive Director;

1155 N. State Street, #623; Bellingham, WA 98225;

360-733-8307; FAX: 360-715-8434.

Mission: RE Sources is a non-profit environmental education organization. Our mission is to:

• provide education to the public on local environmental issues
• develop, implement, and promote opportunities for the public to take an active part in identifying and solving local environmental problems; and
• encourage and support other organizations, government, businesses, and the public in addressing local environmental concerns.

 

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