How does Highlands Council designate Community Partners?
Issaquah is home to many outstanding community organizations. Highlands Council is proud to partner with other local non-profits to benefit the community. Limited in scope, we can’t partner with all those serving our community, but each year we review opportunities and designate partners for the coming year.
Highlands Council gives careful consideration to who, when, and how we donate the use of Blakely Hall or provide advertising at no cost. Highlands Council uses our Mission and Values Statement and the Covenant for Community (Chapters 2.2 and Chapter 4) as a guideline and filter for designating community partners and level of benefit.
Community Partners
Community Partners are mutually beneficial relationships in programming and services.
Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA)
City of Issaquah/Issaquah Police Department
Issaquah Chamber of Commerce
Issaquah Schools Foundation
Issaquah History Museums
Village Theatre
Beneficiary Partners
Beneficiary Partners are supported via collection drives and media support as requested.
Life Enrichment Options (LEO)
YWCA
Issaquah School District
Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank
Eastside Baby Corner
Eastside Friends of Seniors
Educational Programming Partners
Highlands Council provides venue space and media support for educational programming that directly benefits our stakeholders.
Program providers include but are not limited to the following organizations:
Meaningful Movies of Issaquah
PTSAs
Kirkland Arts Center (KAC)
4Culture
Bear Smart King County
Friends of Lake Sammamish
Influence the Choice
Cascade Water Alliance
Built Green