Index Every US public charity, on the record

Public safety in Washington

376 public charities the IRS codes as public safety, 51 of them reporting revenue of $50,000 or more.

Organizations

Largest first

By revenue on the last return. Organizations that file Form 990-N report no figures and come last.

OrganizationReturnRevenue
Focus Up ChecklistVancouverForm 990-NNo figure
Three Rivers Fire Department Support AssociationForksForm 990-NNo figure
Yakama Reservation Canine FundToppenishForm 990-NNo figure
Whidbey Island First Responders AllianceOak HarborForm 990-NNo figure
Glenwood Firefighter & EMS AssociationGlenwoodForm 990-NNo figure
Tonasket Oroville Disaster Relief TeamTonasketForm 990-NNo figure
Klickitat County AroGlenwoodForm 990-NNo figure
North Kitsap Firefighters Community FundKingstonForm 990-NNo figure
Evas Guiding LightsSpokaneForm 990-NNo figure
Kittitas Valley Volunteer Firefighters AssociationEllensburgForm 990-NNo figure
Lets Get Ready OrcasEastsoundForm 990-NNo figure
North Bonneville Fire AssociationNorth BonnevilleForm 990-NNo figure
Pend Oreille County Sheriffs Search and RescueNewportForm 990-NNo figure
Lakesafe InitiativeSammamishForm 990-NNo figure
Fellowship of Enthusiasts for Amateur RadioFriday HarborForm 990-NNo figure
Anderson Island PreparesAnderson IslandForm 990-NNo figure
Battle Ground Guardians FoundationBattle GroundForm 990-NNo figure
Whidbey Island Preparedness AllianceCoupevilleForm 990-NNo figure
Pend Oreille County Amateur Radio Emergency ServiceNewportForm 990-NNo figure
Buckley Volunteer Firefighters AssociationBuckleyForm 990-NNo figure
Rosly Firemens AssociationRoslynForm 990-NNo figure
Snohomish County Fire Protection District 14StanwoodNone requiredNo figure
Asotin County Sheriffs PosseAsotinForm 990-NNo figure
Grand Teton Firefighting OrganizationColvilleForm 990-NNo figure
Community Action Returning Elders to SafetySpokaneForm 990-NNo figure
East Skagit Disaster Response and RecoveryConcreteForm 990-NNo figure
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