Blue Earth Alliance educates the public about endangered cultures, threatened environments and social concerns through photography. By supporting the power of photographic storytelling, we motivate society to make positive change.

Arts Enrichment is a newly formed non-profit organization seeking to work with arts groups in the Seattle, Eastside, Tacoma, and Olympia areas to provide quality art education in after school programs in public schools in Washington.

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Third World Newsreel serves as a fiscal sponsor of independent film and electronic media productions, as well as artistic, educational and cultural projects emphasizing people of color and their concerns.

Independent Feature Project (IFP) is a nonprofit service organization dedicated to providing resources such as job listings and submission deadlines, fiscal sponsorship, information and avenues of communication for its members: independent filmmakers, industry professionals and independent film enthusiasts. "Ask The Experts" and "Arts Advocacy" has resources for nonmembers as well.

Jack Straw Productions (JSP) is a nonprofit, multidisciplinary audio arts center serving artists and communities in the Northwest.

Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC) provides fiscal sponsorship for independent artists/producers who are soliciting funding from private foundations, government agencies, and individual donors for their non-commercial, video-based projects.

Northwest Film Center offers many services and opportunities for artists, film makers, and media arts professionals including fiscal sponsorship, film festivals, equipment and theater rental.

Film/Video Arts will act as a fiscal sponsor for independent producers, that are members, in cases where a donor (such as a governmental body, nonprofit organization, an individual or other entity) stipulates in their funding guidelines that the recipient have nonprofit status.

The Field offers programs that help independent artists create new artwork, manage their careers, and develop long-range strategies for sustaining a life in the arts. Each year, The Field serves over 1,500 artists in the disciplines of dance, theater, music, text, performance art and film/video through fiscal sponsorship and professional development.