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Nonprofit Facilities Client List 2019 Client List Nonprofit Facilities Financing Program as of July 11, 2019 City Funding Name Amount Year Bainbridge Island Hyla Middle School $650,000 2001 Bellevue YMCA of Greater Seattle Bellevue Project $1,161,253 1991 Hopelink $2,200,000 2002 Open Window School $14,310,000 2003 Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart $12,765,000 2005 Open Window School $14,310,000 2010 Girl Scouts of Western Washington $2,741,250 2011 The Little School $15,000,000 2019 Bellingham Opportunity Council Community Programs Facility $1,350,000 2003 Whatcom Family YMCA - State Street Project $1,100,000 2004 Whatcom Community College Foundation $1,076,990 2006 RE Sources Sustainable Living Center $2,025,000 2006 Whatcom Community College Foundation (2014) $7,740,000 2014 YMCA of Greater Seattle Northshore Recreational Bothell Facility $3,573,086 1991 Alpha Supported Living Services $1,336,000 2013 Burlington Northwest Washington Pipe Trades Training Center $3,500,000 2005 Carnation Camp Korey $10,500,000 2008 Eastsound Camp Orkila (YMCA) $275,293 2007 Everett YMCA of Snohomish County Everett $1,250,000 1994 YMCA of Snohomish County Everett (Southeast) $1,250,000 1994 Camp Fire Service Center $359,000 1996 Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County $230,200 1996 Henry Cogswell College Peed Hall $2,800,000 2001 Children's Village Foundation $975,000 2001 Tomorrow's Hope $860,000 2002 United Way of Snohomish County - The Roberts Building $2,100,000 2007 Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School $8,500,000 2007 Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center $1,196,590 2015 Archbishop Murphy High School $5,892,815 2016 Federal Way YMCA of Greater Seattle Federal Way Project $911,137 1991 Institute for Family Development- Cedars 340 Building $750,000 2002 Multi-Service Center $1,750,014 2010 Gig Harbor Harbor Montessori School $1,300,000 2003 Gig Harbor YMCA $12,500,000 2006 YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties $8,665,000 2016 Hoquiam YMCA of Grays Harbor $2,750,000 2002 Issaquah Village Theatre Project $2,600,000 1993 Kenmore St. Vincent de Paul $4,750,000 2000 Kent SKCAC Industries $1,100,000 1996 SKCAC Industries Refunding $1,100,000 2006 The Alliance Center $2,150,000 2007 The Alliance Center 2015 Refunding $1,936,100 2015 Kirkland Sno-King Sheet Metal JATC $926,437 1997 Lacey Local 82-JATC Educational Development Trust $4,230,000 2000 Longbeach Camp Colman (YMCA) $275,293 2007 Lynden Northwest Washington Fair Association $950,000 1999 Lynnwood Progressive Animal Welfare Soc. $309,000 1992 Little Red School House $385,941 1998 St. Vincent De Paul of Snohomish County $2,050,000 2005 Soundview School $2,890,000 2008 Senior Services of Snohomish County $6,225,000 2018 Marysville YMCA of Snohomish County Marysville $1,250,000 1994 Medina St. Thomas School $31,390,000 2007 Mercer Island French American School Campus $1,875,000 2004 French American School Campus $2,290,000 2008 Monroe YMCA of Snohomish County - Monroe Family Branch $17,345,000 2006 Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest- Moses Moses Lake Lake Facility $281,237 2002 Mount Vernon N.W.E.J.A.T.C. Training Center $874,989 2006 Camp Korey $3,450,000 2019 Mukilteo YMCA of Snohomish County Mukilteo $1,250,000 1994 Work Force Development $1,027,000 1996 Snohomish YMCA (Mukilteo) $4,600,000 1999 Mukilteo Boys and Girls Club $1,800,000 2018 Newcastle Coal Creek/Newcastle/Renton Branch (YMCA) $6,944,740 2007 Olympia Washington State School Director's Assoc. $890,000 1991 South Sound YMCA $3,900,000 1996 Community Youth Services $1,640,000 2000 Washington School Principals Leadership Center $700,000 2001 Nova School $845,000 2001 Harlequin Productions - State Theater $550,000 2001 Morningside $2,244,118 2005 TVW - Jeannette C. Hayner Media Center $2,662,820 2006 TVW - Jeannette C. Hayner Media Center $1,187,251 2011 Homes First $893,580 2017 South Sound YMCA $3,300,000 2017 Pasco Columbia Basin College Foundation $799,802 2004 Poulsbo West Sound Academy $4,640,000 2008 Poulsbo West Sound Academy (STEP) Supplemental $4,100,000 2016 Preston Camp Terry (YMCA) $275,293 2007 Pullman Community Action Center Pullman $700,000 2000 Puyallup Western Washington Fair Assoc. $10,000,000 1993 Korum Family Branch YMCA $11,000,000 1998 Korum Family Branch YMCA $6,470,000 2010 Redmond The Overlake School $8,530,000 2003 The Overlake School (2003) - Land Acquisition $1,500,000 2003 The Overlake School $10,350,000 2008 Hopelink $3,525,000 2008 Renton Plumbers & Pipefitters Training Institute $3,400,000 1995 Puget Sound Electrical Trust $9,564,004 2001 New Horizon School $875,000 2002 Puget Sound Electrical Trust $9,564,004 2003 PSRS Office Building $1,700,000 2014 Children's Institute for Learning Differences $4,578,000 2016 Richland Benton-Franklin Children's Center $1,544,000 1999 Columbia Basin College $3,300,000 2006 Benton-Franklin Children's Center $1,544,000 2009 Columbia Basin College Health Science Center II $7,000,000 2015 Senior Life Resources Fowler Street Campus $1,500,000 2016 Sammamish Eastside Catholic School - New Campus $75,800,000 2007 Eastside Catholic School - New Campus $30,000,000 2010 Eastside Catholic School - New Campus $46,765,000 2015 SeaTac Lutheran Community Services NW Project $9,650,000 2005 Highline/SeaTac Branch (YMCA) $1,215,019 2007 Lutheran Community Services NW Project $9,650,000 2012 Seattle ACRS Community Service Center $3,500,000 2013 Pacific Science Center $1,000,000 1991 Bertschi School $683,142 1991 YMCA of Greater Seattle Downtown Project $1,161,253 1991 Meredith Matthews East Madison Branch (YMCA) $1,893,271 1991 Lakeside School $1,500,000 1991 Pioneer Industries $2,500,000 1991 Heath Hall $217,535 1991 NW Youth and Family Services (Pioneer Human Services) $488,000 1991 Pioneer Human Services Executive Offices $282,500 1991 University Preparatory Academy $1,864,111 1991 Seattle Country Day School $10,200,000 1992 Northwest Center for the Retarded $800,000 1994 The Evergreen School $3,275,000 1995 Pacific Science Center (IMAX) $3,287,021 1996 Seattle Audubon Society $100,000 1996 Lake Washington Rowing Club $600,000 1996 Antioch University $13,180,000 1996 ElderHealth Northwest $1,200,000 1996 Pacific Place Garage $47,000,000 1997 The Northwest School $2,000,000 1997 Genesis House $660,000 1997 Fremont Public Association $2,000,000 1997 Benaroya Research Institute at Virginia Mason $15,445,000 1997 Seattle Red Cross $1,200,000 1998 Pacific Northwest Research Institute $2,700,000 1999 SEED & HomeSight Project $616,000 1999 University Prep Academy $7,000,000 2000 Seattle Academy of Arts & Sciences $15,445,000 2000 Ops Center (Pioneer Human Services) $50,000 2001 Heath Hall (Pioneer Human Services) $100,000 2001 Twin Bridges 1 (Pioneer Human Services) $200,000 2001 Artist Trust $350,000 2001 Girl Scouts - Totem Council Headquarters $2,576,000 2001 United Way of King County - 205 Columbia St. Building $8,500,000 2003 Childhaven - Broadway Capital Facilities Project $5,000,000 2003 Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) - New Museum $5,000,000 2003 Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle $797,500 2004 Antioch University $13,180,000 2005 The Northwest School $11,000,000 2005 Seattle Art Museum - Olympic Sculpture Park $50,000,000 2005 Bush School, The $24,000,000 2006 Seattle Country Day School Project $12,800,000 2006 Bertschi School $6,300,000 2006 Allied Trades Training Center $7,225,000 2006 University Cooperative School $1,000,000 2007 YouthCare - Orion Center $2,149,000 2007 Meredith Matthews East Madison Branch (YMCA) $1,893,271 2007 Villa Academy $7,170,000 2007 Billings Middle School $1,484,000 2010 Villa Academy $8,262,000 2011 The Northwest School $16,665,000 2012 Seattle Country Day School $9,450,000 2012 Seattle Preparatory School $10,000,000 2013 Westside School $8,800,000 2014 Hamlin Robinson School $15,000,000 2014 Pacific Science Center $2,397,000 2015 Amara $5,154,000 2015 The Bertschi School $7,500,000 2015 Sea Mar Community Center $6,000,000 2016 Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences $27,500,000 2016 Food Lifeline $17,650,000 2017 Wells Fargo $3,000,000 2017 Sound Generations $1,617,204 2019 Shoreline Evergreen School $9,500,000 2002 Shoreline Shoreline/South Snohomish County Branch (YMCA) $20,014,361 2007 Silverdale Haselwood Family YMCA $20,530,000 2010 Snoqualmie Railway History Center $3,600,000 2016 Spokane Heath Building $106,624 1997 Lindaman Nonprofit Center $394,584 1997 Community Colleges of Spokane $1,577,500 1998 Community Colleges of Spokane $1,577,500 1998 Spokane Valley YMCA $5,800,000 1999 Community Colleges of Spokane Foundation $4,900,000 2000 Spokane Valley Community Center $682,500 2002 Southside Senior Activity Center $650,000 2002 Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest - North Side Facility $973,572 2002 Gonzaga Preparatory School $10,000,000 2003 Goodwill Industries - Spokane Complex $2,400,000 2006 North Spokane YMCA $11,000,000 2008 Gonzaga Preparatory School $6,226,107 2016 Spokane Valley Nova Services $650,000 2000 Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest- Spokane Valley $1,745,191 2002 Stevenson Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center $4,359,373 1994 Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Refunding $4,359,373 1996 Sumner YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties $22,845,884 2014 Tacoma Metropolitan Development Council 2004 Expansion $3,055,880 1995 William Gazecki Animal Shelter-The Humane Society $1,915,000 2001 Tacoma Art Museum $10,000,000 2002 Annie Wright School $6,000,000 2002 Metropolitan Development Council 2004 Expansion $3,055,880 2004 Tacoma Musical Playhouse - Narrows Center $1,425,000 2006 Pierce County AIDS Foundation $1,120,000 2014 Welcome Center $1,500,000 2017 Annie Wright Schools 22,000,000 2017 Vancouver Clark County Family YMCA $3,900,000 1999 St.
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