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We have been selected as one of five organizations in Washington to be a part of Target Circle’s community giving program. Target members are able to cast votes to direct where funds go in support of nonprofits in their community and across the nation. At the end of the voting period (July 1-September 30), Target awards grants to the nonprofits based on the percentage of votes they receive.
With each purchase, Target Circle members accumulate votes. If you shop at Target, please consider casting votes for WRCD to support us in continuing our salmon habitat restoration and wildfire resilience work in Washington.
For more information, visit the Target Website.
If you’d like to participate, please read through our instructions on voting.
The WRCD is a 501(c)(3) non-profit located in Washington State, where communities face significant natural resource challenges, often lacking the necessary tools and resources to address them effectively. Addressing these challenges calls for innovative and collaborative solutions to strengthen and sustain resilient communities.
We take a multifaceted approach to supporting communities’ adaptation to ever-changing environmental and economic conditions. We believe resilience stems from solid community connections, partnerships, and relationships, which are essential for achieving effective outcomes.
Salmon, icons of Washington’s natural and cultural heritage, play an essential role in the health and function of our ecosystems.
Explore our collaborative efforts with local organizations aimed at revitalizing critical salmon habitats.
Actively engaging with wildfire is a way of life that Washington must re-learn, and refine.
Learn how we are helping local leaders to take action and help Washington better live with wildfire.
Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPPs) provide a crucial framework for increasing wildfire resilience. WRCD supports communities by providing specialized consultation and assistance in developing and implementing CWPPs.
Discover how we are working to empower communities to reclaim fire as a vital tool for restoration and wildfire risk reduction while fostering collaboration and resilience for a more sustainable future.
