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Capacity Building Organizations

Executive Alliance is a membership association whose mission is advancing a powerful nonprofit sector. EA carries out its work through leadership effectiveness programs, strengthening the position and voice of the nonprofit sector and advocating for the sector on policy issues.

Impact Capital helps build strong communities by providing community-based organizations with the tools they need to develop quality affordable housing, promote economic development and provide other vital services in rural, urban and suburban areas throughout Washington by leveraging investments, offering tailored loans and building capacity through technical assistance.

Minority Executive Directors Coalition empowers and strengthens leaders of color through direct political and advocacy actions, networking and opportunities to serve in civic leadership positions.

Nonprofit Assistance Center empowers communities by building strong nonprofits and community leaders to achieve social justice and equity. They provide technical assistance, training, leadership development and community-based research and evaluation, primarily to communities of color, low-income and refugee and immigrant communities.

The Nonprofit Center provides education, leadership development, consultation and peer networking connections to nonprofit organizations in the South Puget Sound area.

NPower offers a broad spectrum of technology assistance to Puget Sound nonprofits, including technology planning, training, networking, database expertise and website development.

Groundwire (formerly ONE/Northwest) provides technology assistance, including online communications strategy consulting, website development, email newsletters and database consulting, to conservation activists and organizations in the Pacific Northwest.

Taproot Foundation recruits and trains volunteers from the business community to provide pro bono business services to nonprofit organizations in the areas of marketing, human resources and information technology.

United Way of King County The United Way of King County Volunteer Center seeks to build volunteerism and community engagement in King County and to improve nonprofit organizations’ use of volunteers. They do this by strengthening nonprofit leadership, mobilizing and connecting volunteers, developing corporate volunteer programs and providing volunteer management training and resources. Core products are governance workshops for boards and executive directors, volunteer management workshops, an online volunteer recruitment and connecting tool, a biannual nonprofit compensation survey, and extensive online resources.

Washington Attorneys Assisting Community Organizations promotes community development and organizational capacity building in Washington State by assisting charitable and community-based nonprofit corporations to obtain free legal assistance on business-related matters.