Washington Wine Industry Foundation

Columbia Valley Housing Association (CVAH) is a non-profit organization based in Wenatchee, WA, dedicated to helping hard-working low-income families achieve affordable homeownership. Through their various programs, CVAH supports families in transforming their circumstances from instability to security, and from generational poverty to building assets and wealth. They believe in the power of homeownership to change lives and strengthen families and communities. CVAH offers downpayment assistance, low-interest loans, and homeownership counseling to qualified low-income individuals and families. Their programs aim to bridge the gaps that prevent capable individuals from owning a home, and they continue to innovate methods of assistance that remain viable, effective, and adaptable to the changing needs of the community. By combining the power of home with the empowerment of ownership, CVAH creates stable conditions for families to thrive, builds wealth and financial security, and fosters community connection and economic growth.Generated from the website

The Columbia Basin Development League (CBDL) is an organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for the completion of the Columbia Basin Project (CBP) in Cashmere, WA. With the goal of bringing reliable and efficient irrigation to the farms and land of the Mid-Columbia Basin, the CBP currently irrigates nearly 700,000 acres of agricultural land, generating over $4 billion in annual economic activity. The CBDL aims to expand the project to deliver water to an additional 358,000 acres, promoting food production, economic vitality, and sustainability. With over 75 years of building and ongoing development, the CBP consists of major canals, smaller canals, pumping plants, and drains, covering a vast area of the Columbia Basin. The CBDL works closely with irrigation districts, stakeholders, and partners to provide timely and fact-based information, advocating for the maintenance and reinvestment in water infrastructure to support the region's economy and future. By joining the League, individuals can contribute to the shared responsibility of supporting and advancing the Columbia Basin Project.Generated from the website

The Washington Growers Clearing House Association represents 2, 200 fruit growers. Governed by a board of fruit growers elected from 24 growing districts in north central Washington, Yakima Valley, and the Columbia Basin, it publishes a weekly bulletin tabulating prices obtained by the participating regional marketing organizations and shippers for apples, pears and cherries which is distributed to its membership. The sales figures are listed by variety, size, storage, grade and price. This information is tabulated yearly to provide year-end summaries. The grower group discusses fruit marketing, prices and supplies. The Washington Growers Clearing House Association also represents growers' interests in legislative and regulatory issues at the state and federal levels. Clearing House staff and board members frequently testify and participate at legislative and regulatory meetings.