Clubs and Organizations

The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to serve others by helping to instill value in young people and prepare them to make ethical choices over their lifetime in achieving their full potential.

Make a Difference in the life of a teen—BE A TUTOR Treehouse/Community for Youth’s tutoring programs seek volunteers to work one-on-one with Seattle public high school students who are facing academic challenges. Having a supportive tutor during high school can mean the difference between staying in school and dropping out or could inspire a student to go to college. We ask volunteer ...more details

To inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism, and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens.

Looking for a way to be an active participant in serving the needs of our community? Explore this site to find your way to the Kiwanis Club of Seattle, click on Apply Today! Then, join us on Tuesday at noon at the College Club at 505 Madison, Seattle, WA 98104. To give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life. To encourage the daily living of the ...more details

ARENA SPORTS & QUEEN ANNE COMMUNITY CENTER PRESENT: Lil' Kickers Fall Session For kids ages 18 months to 4 years old!! Here is what it's all about: Bunnies (18 - 35 Months) Parent & Child Classes Bunnies classes are a fun introduction to the Lil' Kickers program. Toddlers and parents explore basic soccer and movement skills together. Classes include parachute activities, bubbles, ...more details

SPICE provides activities for senior citizens and intergenerational activities with students in the public schools. There are opportunities for seniors to be volunteer tutors.

Emerald City Club Meeting Place: Seattle Parks & Recreation 100 North Dexter Avenue Seattle Washington 98109-5102 Meeting time: Thursday, 12:00 pm

Queen Anne mom of 15-month old looking to start or be a part of a weekly play group with kids close to my son's age. If anyone is interested, please email me!

Since the early 1950's the Queen Anne Chamber of Commerce has been a strong voice in Seattle. Members have opportunities to learn about key issues affecting Queen Anne such as tourism, new construction, parking, traffic, the homeless, youth and education, and crime, with a forum to work with local business people and city officials on solutions. Queen Anne has the feel of a small ...more details

Supplies food to those in need on Queen Anne Hill in limited 98109 and 98119 Zip code areas.

Emergency assistance forganization for Queen Anne residents providing rent and utilities vouchers, food and medication vouchers, transportation and a clothing bank.

The Society was formed in 1971 by the History Committee of the Queen Anne Community Council, and since that time has worked in many areas to advance its mission of preservation of the community's historic heritage. An independent non-profit organization, we work to preserve significant neighborhood buildings, maintain a community history archive, and hold bimonthly meetings that feature programs which emphasize community and Washington history.

Since 1917, Lions clubs have offered people the opportunity to give something back to their communities. Today with more than 46,000 clubs in 192 countries and geographical areas, Lions have expanded their focus to help meet the ever-increasing needs of our global community.

Unless posted otherwise, the Parents Forum hosts topics and discussions on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the QA Community Center. Events are typically free. Find out more at www.qaforum.org

Seattle-International District Thu 1215 Chau's Chinese Seafood Rest., 310 4th Ave. S., Seattle 206-621-0006 Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.

Seattle Children's Home is a comprehensive children's behavioral health facility. To schedule an appointment, contact the admissions office at (206) 298-9601 or (206) 298-9638. For further information, or to learn more about the "warning signs" in children, visit Seattle Children's Home

Monthly discussion meetings on topics relating to peace, culture and education. Contact for schedule by e-mail

The purpose of this association shall be to help develop Christian values and improve the quality of life in the local area by involving individuals and families in programs that develop Spirit, Mind, and Body.