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Learn about what the San Juan conservation district is and does as well as how you can become part of it. Read more...

The Whale Museum is a natural history museum located in Friday Harbor, Washington. Founded in 1979, The Whale Museum is dedicated to the interpretation of whales in the wild. Its mission is to promote the stewardship of wild whales in the Salish Sea ecosystem through education and research programs. Read more...

Stillpoint School is a nonprofit independent elementary school. We offer students a strong academic program focusing on cultural literacy, mathematics, language arts, science, the arts, and cultural diversity. Our curriculum is taught with the newest research-based methods in education, and focuses on current brain-friendly practices. Read more...

Our Mission The mission of United Way of San Juan County is to advance the common good throughout the county by enhancing our local agencies to meet vital needs of our community. Our Vision Our vision is to actively partner with non-profit organizations and agencies to create opportunities for a better life for all of our residents. We collaborate with Read more...

Provide immediate and confidential support to survivors and secondary victims of domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault/abuse (SA). Read more...

Leadership San Juan Islands is a countywide program to educate and motivate community members interested in developing their professional skills and in learning more about issues affecting San Juan County. Founded in 2004 in partnership with Skagit Valley College, San Juan County Economic Development Council, and the United Way of San Juan County, Leadership San Juan Islands became an independent Read more...

The beautiful Brickworks Events Center is the result of a major community initiative by the San Juan Islands Agricultural Guild to re-purpose an historic local property. Located in the heart of Friday Harbor, San Juan Island, Washington at 150 Nichols Street. Brickworks provides a community gathering place for a variety of local food-based, educational and cultural activities and events. Read more...

The San Juan County Arts Council is a 501 (c) 3 organization that works to promote and integrate the artistic resources of the county for the creative economic development, education and overall well-being of the community. Read more...

The Special Pal Program (P.I.P.)is designed to supplement the educational experience and personal development of young school children, kindergarten through third grade.  This is accomplished through early awareness of, and attention to behavioral, emotional, or learning difficulties. Read more...

The Community Foundation connects islanders with the nonprofit organizations and projects they care about. Together, we’re building a stronger, more resilient community where everyone can thrive. Read more...

The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan organization encourages informed participation in government. A recent initiative, the LWVSJ Observer Corps attends and takes notes at government meetings to expand public understanding of public policy and decisions. The notes do not necessarily reflect the views of the League or its members. Read more...

Founded in 2000, LOEA evolved from an illustration and graphic design company into an apparel printing venture, helping nonprofits and charities fundraise for their causes. Keep on eye on the website for our pop up events! Read more...

A great resource to learn about the wonderful activities and businesses San Juan Island has to offer. Mission: The Mission of the San Juan Island Chamber of Commerce is to accelerate business growth through connections, advocacy, and professional development. Read more...

Orca Relief Citizens’ Alliance is a volunteer-driven 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on recovering the population health of the endangered southern resident killer whales (SRKWs) of Puget Sound and the Salish Sea. Orca Relief relies on the best available science to demonstrate what must be done to protect and recover J, K, and L pods, particularly from the noise and Read more...

Throughout the 1980’s, land development and tourism in San Juan County were on the rise; the population was rapidly growing. Facing the loss of places they loved, a diverse group of locals sought a way to save treasured lands and maintain quality of life. Their vision led to the creation of the San Juan County Conservation Land Bank. In 1990, Read more...

Friends of the San Juans respectfully honors the fact that this beautiful place we strive to protect and restore with our mission-centered work is comprised of the ancestral lands, waters, and natural resources of the Coast Salish peoples. These Tribes have cared for and stewarded the San Juan Islands and the Salish Sea since time immemorial—and continue to do so—and Read more...