Nonprofit
Magnolia’s nonprofits embody the best of our community. They provide a way for people to work together for the common good and create organizations that work for noble causes while transforming hopes into action.
Magnolia nonprofits help feed, heal, shelter, educate, inspire, enlighten, and nurture. They also foster civic engagement and leadership, drive economic growth, and strengthen the fabric of Magnolia and beyond.
Lloyd W. Nordstrom Guild
We serve Seattle Children’s through advocacy, philanthropy, and volunteerism to ensure hope, care, and cures for all children in our region.
Business type: Nonprofit
Queen Anne Helpline
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
Magnolia Chorale
Magnolia Historical Society
We work with community members to research and write the history of our neighborhood. With our award-winning books, we strive to:
Initiate interest in Magnolia history to gather and protect it for future generations.
Invest in community historical research and writing of Magnolia history that encourages historic projects and events.
Inspire the Magnolia community to gather acquisitions for our photo and document archives at University of Washington Special Collections.
Encourage a more accurate “sense of place” through our work preserving the stories and images of Magnolia.
Business type: Nonprofit
Grow NOW
We are servant leader professionals networking with a purpose. Open to all genders. Our drive is to support one another’s business & give back to the community through our scholarship/mentorship program for young adults overcoming hardships.
Business type: Nonprofit
Catharine Blaine PTA
Our mission is to foster a collaborative partnership among parents, students, staff, and the Magnolia community, working together to provide exceptional educational programs, support our teachers and staff, and create an inclusive learning environment that nurtures the growth and success of every student.
Rotary Club of Magnolia
Through Rotary’s service programs, a Rotary club can have a significant effect on the quality of life in its community. Programs of The Rotary Foundation offer opportunities
to form international partnerships that help people in need worldwide.
Business type: Nonprofit
Ballard Food Bank
Ballard Food Bank’s mission is to bring food and hope to our neighbors…because there can be enough for everyone.
Business type: Nonprofit
Magnolia Soccer Club
MSC is a recreational youth league, volunteer-operated, serving players in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle. We are a member of the Seattle Youth Soccer Association and conform with the schedules and regulations of this organization.
Business type: Nonprofit, Sports & Recreation
The SHE
The SHE began with a simple idea and a deep need – to connect with other local women, build real relationships, and find meaningful ways to contribute to our community. We believe in cultivating a community where joy, purpose, and impact are shared and experienced together.
Business type: Nonprofit