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Organizations to Receive CARES Funding from Artswa, Commerce Organizations to receive CARES funding from ArtsWA, Commerce and OFM (CARES 2.0 and 2.1) Organization City County East Benton County Historical Society & Museum Kennewick Benton Academy of Children's Theatre Richland Benton Arts Center Task Force Richland Benton Mid-Columbia Ballet Richland Benton Richland Players Inc Richland Benton The Rude Mechanicals Richland Benton DrewBoy Creative West Richland Benton Mid-Columbia Mastersingers Richland Benton Mid-Columbia Symphony Richland Benton TRAILS Day Program dba Tierra Village Leavenworth Chelan Music Theatre of Wenatchee, Inc. Wenatchee Chelan National Youth Performers dba Stage Kids Wenatchee Chelan Numerica Performing Arts Center Wenatchee Chelan Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center Wenatchee Chelan Icicle Creek Center for the Arts Leavenworth Chelan Leavenworth Summer Theater Leavenworth Chelan Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra, Inc. Kingston Clallam Port Angeles Community Players Port Angeles Clallam Olympic Theatre Arts Sequim Clallam Ghostlight Productions Port Angeles Clallam Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts Port Angeles Clallam Port Angeles Fine Arts Center Port Angeles Clallam Port Angeles Waterfront Center Port Angeles Clallam Confluence Vancouver Clark 1 Magenta Theater Company Vancouver Clark Northwest Film Forum (FS for Dru Films) Ridgefield Clark Oregon Performing Arts Academy/dba Metropolitan Seattle Clark Performing Arts Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Seattle Clark Touchet Valley Arts Council Dayton Columbia Stageworks Northwest Longview Cowlitz Central Basin Community Concert Association Moses Lake Grant Coastal Interpretive Center Ocean Shores Grays Harbor Grays Harbor Historical Seaport Aberdeen Grays Harbor 7th Street Kids Hoquiam Grays Harbor Friends of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve Coupeville Island Otherworld Media Freeland Island Hedgebrook Langley Island Whidbey Children's Theatre Langley Island Whidbey Island Center for the Arts Langley Island Oak Harbor Music Festival Oak Harbor Island THE BALLET SLIPPER CONSERVATORY Oak Harbor Island Coupeville Maritime Heritage Foundation COUPEVILLE Island ISLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM Coupeville ISLAND Island Shakespeare Festival Langley Island Saratoga Orchestra of Whidbey Island Langley Island Whidbey Island Arts Council Langley Island Whidbey Island Dance Theatre Langley Island Whidbey Playhouse Association OAK HARBOR Island Jefferson County Historical Society Port Townsend Jefferson Olympic Music Festival Port Townsend Jefferson Port Townsend Film Institute Port Townsend Jefferson 2 Port Townsend School of the Arts Port Townsend Jefferson Applied Education Foundation Port Townsend Jefferson Centrum Foundation Port Townsend Jefferson Key City Players, Inc Port Townsend Jefferson Port Townsend Ballet Port Townsend Jefferson Quilcene Historical Museum Quilcene Jefferson Auburn Symphony Association Auburn King Theatre33 Bellevue King Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra Bellevue King Seattle Mongolian Youth Center Bothell King Brazil Center Burien King Burien Arts Association Burien King Highline Heritage Museum Burien King Northwest Art Center Duvall King Pacific Bonsai Museum Federal Way King Village Theatre Issaquah King Book-It Repertory Theatre Kent King Studio East Training for the Performing Arts Kirkland King Dace's Rock 'n' More Music Academy Maple Valley King North Bend Community Theater (dba Valley Center Stage) North Bend King ADEFUA Cultural Education Workshop Seattle King Meaningful Movies Project Seattle King Arts Impact Seattle King Baile Dior Studios Seattle King Base Seattle King Broadway Bound Children's Theatre Seattle King Centro Cultural Mexicano Seattle King 3 Civic Light Opera Association (dba Seattle Musical Theatre) Seattle King Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association Seattle King FREE2LUV INC Seattle King Freehold Theatre Lab Studio Seattle King GreenStage Seattle King LANGSTON Seattle King Macha Theatre Works Seattle KING Mirror Stage Seattle King White Center Community Development Association (FS for Seattle King Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery) NFFTY / The Talented Youth Seattle King Northwest African American Museum Seattle King Northwest Film Forum Seattle King Pottery Northwest Seattle King Rain City Rock Camp for Girls Seattle King SIFF Seattle King SouthEast Effective Development for SEEDArts Seattle KING SV Archive (dba Scarecrow Video) Seattle King Tasveer Seattle King The 5th Avenue Theatre Association Seattle King The Guild Dance Seattle King The Vera Project Seattle King Theatre Off Jackson Seattle King Totem Star Seattle King Town Hall Association Seattle King Wing it Productions dba Jet City Improv Seattle King Wing Luke Memorial Foundation Seattle King Youth in Focus Seattle King 4 Allied Arts Foundation Seattle King Artist Trust Seattle King ArtsWest (Nikki Przasnyski) Seattle King BlueStreet Voices Seattle King Byron Schenkman & Friends Seattle KING CHAMBER MUSIC MADNESS Seattle KING Coriolis Dance Seattle King Shunpike (FS for Dacha Theatre) Seattle King Fractured Atlas (FS for Daniel Costa Dance) Seattle KING Folio: The Seattle Athenaeum Seattle King Friends of KEXP Seattle King Music4Life Seattle King Fractured Atlas (FS for New Archives) Seattle King Northwest Share Seattle King OCHEAMI Seattle King Pleasure Boat Studio Seattle King Puget Soundworks Seattle King Ripple Productions Seattle King Russian Community Center of Seattle Seattle King Seattle Collaborative Orchestra Seattle King Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society Seattle King Seattle Latino Film Festival Seattle King Seattle Opera Seattle King Seattle ReCreative Seattle King Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras Seattle King Shunpike (FS for SOIL: Artists) Seattle King Stone Soup Theatre Seattle King 5 Taproot Theatre Company Seattle King The Center for Wooden Boats Seattle King The Esoterics Seattle King RVC Seattle (FS for The Good Foot Arts Collective) SEATTLE King The Sustain Music Project Seattle King Theatre22 Seattle King Unified Outreach Seattle King Wasat (Samuel Chesneau) Seattle King Northwest Film Forum (FS for Woodland Theater) Seattle King Young Shakespeare Workshop Seattle King Arts Corps Seattle King Center on Contemporary Art Seattle King Shunpike (FS for Jewelbox Theater) Seattle King Orquesta Northwest Seattle King Seattle JazzED Seattle King Early Music Seattle Seattle King Northwest Blacksmith Association Seattle KING Clarinettissimo Shoreline King Mt Si Artist Guild dba Art Gallery of Snovalley Snoqualmie King Bushwick Northwest Tacoma King Earshot Jazz Society of Seattle Vashon King Unidentified Moving Objects, DBA;UMO Ensemble Vashon King Vashon Center for the Arts Vashon King Vashon Events Vashon King Vashon Maury Island Heritage Association Vashon King Pacific Ballroom Dance Auburn King American Asian Performing Arts Theatre Bellevue King 6 KidsQuest Children's Museum Bellevue King Bulgarian Heritage and Cultural Center Seattle Bellevue King Kent International Festival Kent King Kirkland Arts Center Kirkland King Kirkland Performance Center Kirkland King Maple Valley Youth Symphony Orchestra Maple Valley King Youth Theatre Northwest Mercer Island King Acoustic Sound d/b/a Wintergrass Milton King Abbey Arts Seattle King Charles and Emma Frye Free Public Art Museum (Frye Art Seattle King Museum) Dandylyon Drama Seattle King Emerald Ballet Theatre Seattle King Experience Learning Community Seattle King Intiman Theatre Seattle King Jack Straw Foundation dba Jack Straw Cultural Center Seattle King Khambatta Dance Company (WA State) / The Phffft Seattle King Company, Inc. (IRS) Living Voices Seattle King Northwest Girlchoir Seattle King On the Boards Seattle King Pongo Publishing Seattle King Pratt Fine Arts Center Seattle King Seattle Arts & Lectures (SAL) Seattle King Seattle Music Partners Seattle King Shunpike Arts Collective Seattle KING Spectrum Dance Theater Seattle King Theatre Puget Sound Seattle King 7 Unexpected Productions Inc. Seattle King United Indians of All Tribes Foundation Seattle King Urban ArtWorks Seattle King Velocity Dance Center Seattle King ArtsEd Washington Seattle King Gage Academy of Art Seattle King Fractured Atlas (FS for Gostia LLC/Malacarne) Seattle King HMONG ASSOCIATION OF WA Seattle King International Capoeira Angola Foundation - Union Cultural Seattle King Center Shunpike (FS for Lyric World) Seattle King Museum of Special Art Seattle King Music Center of the Northwest Seattle King National Nordic Museum Seattle King Northwest Film Forum (FS for Northwest Arts Streaming Seattle King Hub) Northwest Folklife Seattle King Pacific Northwest Ballet Association Seattle King School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts Seattle King Seattle Art Museum Seattle King Seattle Chamber Music Society Seattle King Seattle Chinese Garden Society Seattle King Seattle Public Theater Seattle King Seattle Repertory Theatre Seattle King Seattle Shakespeare Company Seattle King Seattle Young Artists Music Festival Association Seattle King Shunpike (FS for Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium) Seattle King TeenTix Seattle King 8 The Grand Illusion Cinema Seattle King Washington Ensemble Theatre Seattle King Wellspring Ensemble Seattle King Bandit Theater Seattle King Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council Shoreline King Allied Arts Foundation (FS for EAU, LLC / Open Space for Vashon King Arts and Community) Deaf Spotlight Seattle King Sound Theatre Company Seattle King The Raven Chronicles Shoreline King . Bainbridge Chorale BAINBRIDGE IS Kitsap Arts & Humanities Bainbridge Bainbridge Island Kitsap Bainbridge Performing Arts Bainbridge Island
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