Pedal Project

Northwest Institute for Non-Profit Excellence, located in Bellingham, Wash., provides educational programs, and self-sufficiency development services for children and the youth. It is a joint venture between Northwest Youth Services and the Opportunity Council. The institute provides counseling services, foster care and other community-based services for addressing the short- and long-term developmental needs of children and the youth. It also provides financial assistance and resources to families living below the poverty line. Northwest Institute serves social service organizations and corporate volunteers through training, continuing education and professional programs. Additionally, it offers technical assistance and consultation services for the development of advanced curricula and instruction programs according to the needs of various organizations. It also offers parent support groups, 24-hour emergency services, shelter and medication for homeless youth and teenagers. Its transitional living program provides case management, independent living skills development and independent living options to young people of 16 to 21 years of age. It is a nonprofit organization and was established in 1976.

Bellingham Arts Academy for Youth (BAAY) is a nonprofit arts education organization founded in 2006, dedicated to enriching the lives of children aged 5-17 through the exploration of the arts. With a focus on theater, choir, dance, music, and visual arts, BAAY serves approximately 1,400 children annually, fostering confidence, character, and creativity in a supportive community. BAAY offers a range of programs, including performing arts classes and summer camps, culminating in engaging performances such as musicals and plays. Recognized for excellence in childcare and summer programming, BAAY is committed to accessible arts education, ensuring every student receives a role in productions and financial aid is available upon request. Generated from the website