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Central Whidbey Nonprofit Guide
A guide to the nonprofit organizations that make our community a great place to live.
A joint project of the Town of Coupeville and The Whidbey Examiner
2011
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• BigBrothersBigSistersofIslandCountyMatches children in one-to-one relationships based on friendship.913 E. Whidbey Ave.Oak Harbor, WA 98277360-279-0644bbbs@whidbey.netwww.bbbsislandcounty.orgExecutive Director: Peggy Dyer
• CentralWhidbeyChamberofCommerceandInformationCenterActively promoting local business in our unique community.P.O. Box 152905 NW Alexander Street Suite 1Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-5434cwcc@whidbey.netwww.centralwhidbeychamber.comExecutive Director: Lynda Eccles
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• CentralWhidbeyHearts&HammersPlans a one-day annual blitz during which volunteers repair and rehabilitate the homes of those physically or financially unable to do the work themselves.107 S. Main St., Suite C-102Coupeville, WA 98239360-240-2964cwheatsandhammers@gmail.comcentralwhidbeyheartsandhammers.comContacts: John and Alice Schisel
• CentralWhidbeyLionsClubThe “hands-on” club supports the community by repairing and constructing community projects.P.O. Box 1042Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-3263cwlions@whidbey.netwww.cwlions.lionwap.orgPresident: Gary Giovannoni
CADA-CitizensAgainstDomesticandSexualAbuseAdvocates with compassion for victims of domestic and sexual abuse, educates the public about abuse, develops programs to help prevent abuse and provides leadership in the community on issues of concern to women, men and children.P.O. Box 190Oak Harbor, WA [email protected]: Margie Porter
CommunityFoundationforCoupevillePublicSchoolsProvides support through annual mini-grants to teachers, scholarships for graduating students and support for students who need financial assistance.P.O. Box 1500Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-1440president@4coupevilleschools.orgwww.4coupevilleschools.orgPresident: Chic Merwine
• ConcertsontheCoveBrings high-quality, affordable entertainment to Coupeville.P.O. Box 306Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-5581www.concertsonthecove.orgPresident: Dave Binder
• CoupevilleBoosterClubSupports all athletic programs at Coupeville High School through volunteerism and financial support.P.O. Box 452Coupeville, WA 98239360-969-5275ckellison@live.comcoupevilleboosterclub.comPresident: Christy Kellison
CentralWhidbeyNonprofitGuideAguidetothenonprofitorganizationsthatmakeourcommunityagreatplacetolive.A joint project of the Town of Coupeville and The Whidbey Examiner.
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• CoupevilleBoys&GirlsClubInspires and enables all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.P.O. Box 985203 N. Main St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-5640club@coupevilleboysandgirlsclub.orgwww.coupevilleboysandgirlsclub.orgUnit Director: Eileen Stone
CoupevilleCommunityEducationOffers a variety of classes for youth and adults.360-678-6222kandrews@coupeville.k12.wa.uswww.coupville.k12.wa.usCoordinator: Kim Andrews
• CoupevilleFarmersMarketA seasonal market offering a wide variety of local produce, plants and homemade treats. Includes local artisans, crafters and hot-food vendors.P.O. Box 215Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-4288coupevillemarket@aol.comcoupevillefarmersmarket.comMarket Manager: Peg Tennant
Nonprofit Guide; from page 1
CoupevilleFestivalAssociationPresents the annual Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival, started in 1964 and considered one of the longest-running festivals in the state. All proceeds are invested back into the community through grants and scholarships, with a special emphasis on enhancing and promoting local arts and crafts.P.O. Box 611Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-5116info@coupevilleartsandcrafts.orgwww.coupevilleartsandcraftsfestival.orgPresident: Tessa Gavin
• CoupevilleGardenClubPromotes interest, understanding, education and participation in horticulture and enhances the appearance and beauty of Coupeville.P.O. Box 835Coupeville, WA 98239360-969-4502President: Diane Anderson
CoupevilleHistoricWaterfrontAssociationStrengthen, promote and maintain our successful historic downtown district.P.O. Box 121Coupeville, WA 98239www.coupevillehistoricwaterfront.comPresident: Chuck Poust
• CoupevilleLionsClubChartered in 1938, the oldest service group in Coupeville recognizes the community’s needs and finds ways to meet them.P.O. Box 473Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-4105www.coupevillelions.orgPresident: Fred Bronson
CoupevillePeace&ReconciliationA community of concerned citizens whose aim is to challenge the growing militarism and acceptance of war through information, edu-cation and action and support islanders who want long-term peace.P.O. Box 713Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-6214Contact: Madrone Moulton
• Ebey’sLandingNationalHistoricalReserveThe nation’s first historical reserve was created in 1978 to protect a rural working landscape.P.O. Box 774162 Cemetery RoadCoupeville, WA [email protected]/eblaReserve Manager: Mark PreissContinued on page 3
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• Ebey’sForeverFundRaising funds to preserve and protect the historic structures in Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.P.O. Box 774Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-6084Chairman: Jan Pickard
• FriendsoftheCoupevilleLibraryA dynamic volunteer organization providing essential support to Sno-Isle Libraries’ Coupeville branch.P.O. Box 745788 N.W. Alexander St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-4911www.sno-isle.org
Nonprofit Guide; from page 2
• GiftsfromtheHeartFoodBankRespectfully providing food to Central Whidbey residents in need.P.O. Box 155203 N. Main St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-8312www.giftsfromtheheartfoodbank.comPresident: Molly Hughes
GreenbankFarmWorks to preserve and enhance the aesthetic character, economic value and community use of the farm.765 Wonn Road, A-201Greenbank, WA 98253360-678-7700volunteer@greenbankfarm.comwww.greenbankfarm.comContact: Julie Dougherty Winger
• IslandCountyHistoricalSociety&MuseumCelebrating more than 150 years of Island County history and providing educational programming, tours and an on-site research library and archives facility.
P.O. Box 305908 N.W. Alexander St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-3310ed-ichs@whidey.netwww.islandhistory.orgExecutive Director: Rick Castellano
• MeerkerkRhododendronGardensA not-for-profit garden open to the public with 10 acres of display and educational gardens in 43 acres of woodland preserve with more than four miles of nature trails.3531 Meerkerk LaneGreenbank 98253360.678.1912 [email protected] Manager: Marfield Sendt
NET–NeighborhoodEmergencyTeamHelping out in greater Coupeville during local and regional disasters and emergencies.P.O. Box 725Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-4461 Ex. 2Coordinator: Eve Parrish
OrcaNetworkDedicated to raising awareness about whales of the Pacific Northwest and the importance of providing them healthy and safe habitats.2403 N. Bluff RoadGreenbank, WA [email protected]: Howard Garrett & Susan Bertahelping organizations plan, inspire & succeed
Lisbeth Cort, PrincipalPO Box 1081, Coupeville, WA 98239 • [email protected] • www.cortcom.com • (360) 969-5543
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• PacificRimInstituteforEnvironmentalStewardshipWorking on saving and preserving 175 acres of Smith Prairie and providing education and service to the community.180 Parker RoadCoupeville, WA 98239360-678-5586holly@pacificriminstitute.orgwww.pacificriminstitute.orgResource Development: Holly KressCEO: Robert Pelant, DMV
• PennCoveWaterFestivalAssociationOrganizes a unique cultural festival celebrating Coupeville’s Native American history and our historic waterfront. Festival includes Native canoe races, crafts, food and entertainment.P.O. Box 393Coupeville, WA [email protected]: Susan Berta
• ReadinesstoLearnFoundationHelps children thrive through education, family support and school readiness.P.O. Box 346Langley, WA 98260360-678-4551 Ex. [email protected]: Gail LaVassar
Grant research and writing for non-profit agencies and municipalities, specializing in projects on Whidbey Island.
• Research to identify potential grant sources
• Grant writing • Budget development
More than $750,000 raised last year!
Expert Help for Non-profits
www.hertleingrants.com360-678-5806
• SeniorServicesofIslandCountyOn behalf of senior and disabled citizens, the organization provides services and resources that improve well being, promote personal independence and facilitate participation in the community. 14594 Hwy. 525Langley, WA 98260360-321-1600volunteer@islandseniorservices.orgwww.islandseniorservices.orgDirector: Cheryn Weiser
SmallMiraclesDisburses money to pay medically related bills for those in need living within Coupeville School District boundaries. All funds are donated by people in the local community and administered by volunteers.P.O. Box 912Coupeville, WA 98239360-672-5651Contact: Joyce Peterson
SoroptimistInternationalofCoupevilleBusiness and professional women who work to improve the lives of women and girls in our local community and throughout the world.P.O. Box 573Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-4555janicev@wibank.comwww.soroptimistnwr.orgPresident: Janice Vaughan
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WhidbeyGeneralHospitalCommunityOutreachOffers a wide variety of speakers and resources to promote health and wellness in our community.101 N. Main St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-7656 Ext. [email protected] Outreach Director: Michele
Renninger
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WhidbeyGeneralHospitalFoundationSupports Whidbey General Hospital and community health endeavors through public awareness and managing charitable resources.P.O. Box 641Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-7656, Ext. [email protected]: Laura Blankenship
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The Whidbey
ExaminerWhidbey Island’s only locally owned, independent newspaper
Thank you, Central Whidbey volunteers, for all you do to help make our community
a wonderful place to live.
6 NW Coveland St., Coupeville • 370-678-8060 • www.whidbeyexaminer.com
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WAIF-WhidbeyAnimals’ImprovementFoundationProvides food, shelter, veterinary care and nurturing to displaced pets until loving homes can be found.P.O. Box 110820168 Hwy. 20Coupeville, WA [email protected]
• WhidbeyAudubonSocietyDedicated to the understanding, appreciation and protection of wildlife species and their habitat on Whidbey Island.P.O. Box 1012Oak Harbor, WA 98277360-678-2264
[email protected]: Steve Ellis
WhidbeyCamanoLandTrustProtects the Island’s natural and rural areas by working with private landowners, community groups and public agencies.765 Wonn Road, Barn C-201Greenbank, WA [email protected] Director: Pat Powell
WEAN–WhidbeyEnvironmentalActionNetworkRestoration and preservation of the native biological diversity of Whidbey Island and the Pacific NW.P.O. Box 53Langley, WA 98260360-579-4202wean@whidbey.netwww.whidbeyenvironment.orgPresident: Gary Piazzon
Nonprofit Guide; from page 4
Graphic design & production by the staff of The Whidbey Examiner.
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Nonprofit Guide; from page 5
• WhidbeyIslandConservationDistrictServes the residents of Whidbey Island in conserving natural resources through educational outreach as well as technical and financial assistance.P.O. Box 490404 N.E. Center St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-678-4708 or [email protected] Manager: Karen Bishop
• WhidbeyIslandKiteFestivalAssociationPresents the annual Whidbey Island Kite Festival and sponsors kite education and kite-making projects.P.O. Box 1320Coupeville, WA [email protected]
WhidbeyIslandPonyClubProvides a program for youth that teaches riding, mounted sports and the care of horses and ponies.P.O. Box 901Coupeville, WA 98239360-929-3607www.whidbeyisland.ponyclub.org
WhidbeyPlayhouseAn amateur community theatre that strives for excellence and professionalism in all we do.P.O. Box 571730 S.E. Midway Blvd.Oak Harbor, WA 98277360-679-2237office@whidbeyplayhouse.comwww.whidbeyplayhouse.comPlayhouse Manager: Janis Powell
WashingtonStateUniversity-IslandCountyExtensionP.O. Box 5000 • 101 NE 6th St.Coupeville, WA 98239360-679-7327timothy.lawrence@wsu.eduwww.island.wsu.eduDirector: Timothy Lawrence, Ph.D.
4H teaches “learning by doing” and supports children as they discover their talents and interests. Program Coordinator Jackie Vannice: 360-679-7328; [email protected]
Admiralty Head Lighthouse provides visitor access and promotes knowledge, appreciation and understanding of the lighthouse. Program Coordinator Julie Pigott: 360-240-5584; [email protected]
Beach Watchers works to understand, value and protect Island County’s unique marine environment. Program Coordinator Barbara Bennett: 360-679-7391; [email protected]
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers who work to extend knowledge of horticulture. Contact
Tim Lawrence: 360-679-7327; [email protected]
Noxious Weed Control works to prevent the spread of noxious weeds with the goal of protecting agriculture and natural resources. Program Coordinator Thane Tupper: 360-678-7992; [email protected]
Shore Stewards create healthier shores for wildlife and people. Program Coordinator Scott Chase: 360-387-3443; [email protected]
Waste Wise volunteers who are learning how to reduce garbage and teach these techniques to others. Program Coordinator Janet Hall, 360-678-7974; [email protected]
To be included in next year’s guide, call Molly Hughes at 360-678-8312.
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To all the organizations and volunteers who make our community such a wonderful place to live:
The Town of Coupeville would like to thank the nonprofit groups and the hundreds of
volunteers who help provide the quality of life we all enjoy in our community.
Every year these nonprofits donate thousands of volunteer hours and contribute hundreds
of thousands of dollars back into our local economy and to our neighbors in need.
Coupeville would not be the special place it is without your dedication and commitment.. . .
Their many contributions include:Making Coupeville beautiful with flowers,
gardens, road and beach pick-up, park development and trail maintenance.. . .
Lifetime learning opportunities for your citizens that cover a huge array of subjects from the arts, music and history to political and environmental issues and much more.. . .
Support for our schools, teachers and students with donations of supplies, scholarships, athletic equipment and special projects
in the arts and trades.. . .Environmental protection of our shorelines,
open spaces, prairies, farmland and water resources.. . .
Protection of our birds, wildlife, sea life and domestic animals.. . .
Food, medical aid and home repairs for our neighbors in need.. . .
Opportunities for our farmers and businesses.. . .Preservation of our historic buildings.. . .Events we all enjoy, from concerts to
parades to festivals!. . .And so much more!
Thank You!Thank You!
PO Box 725 • 4 NE Seventh St., Coupeville, WA 98239 • 360-678-4461 • www.townofcoupeville.org
