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Lower Columbia Community Action Program (CAP) was formed in 1964, as part of President Johnsons War on Poverty. Today there are over 1,100 community action programs across the nation, including 31 in Washington State, who carry on the legacy by helping people achieve their dreams for a better life. Basic to the philosophy of community action is that community identify and work together to solve their most pressing problems. Over the years, in response to needs in our community, Lower Columbia CAP has started a number of programs that grew into important, vital organizations themselves; including the Family Health Center, the Emergency Support Shelter, Ethnic Support Council, Head Start, and the Saturday Farmers Market. For over 45 years, Lower Columbia CAP has worked to realize its mission of building healthy communities, one family at a time.

Special Mobility Services (SMS) has been providing passenger transportation in Washington since 1981, focusing on connecting rural communities in Eastern Washington with Spokane. The organization operates community shuttles and offers Medicaid transportation services to ensure residents can access healthcare appointments and local travel needs. With a commitment to accessibility, SMS ensures that all community shuttle services are fully accessible to individuals using wheelchairs or other mobility devices. The organization also offers travel training and various resources to enhance transportation options for the communities it serves. Generated from the website

Gimme Shelter Performers Emergency Fund in Portland, OR provides financial assistance to performers facing unexpected crises. The organization aims to support individuals in the performing arts community during times of need. Through fundraising efforts and community support, Gimme Shelter Performers Emergency Fund offers a safety net for performers experiencing financial hardship, allowing them to focus on their craft without added stress. Generated from their business information