• Seattle Neighborhood Coalition
• Seattle Community Network's Neighborhood Sites
• Ethiopian Community Mutual Association in Seattle
• Horn of Africa Services
• King County
• Seattle Post-Intelligencer Neighborhood Profiles
• Seniors On-Line

State Sites:

• R.O.A.R. of Washington
  R.O.A.R. of Washington is a 501( c ) (3) corporation as of November 5, 1992. We have been helping the local Puget Sound community for over 10 years. Support has come from many sources such as individual donors, corporations, foundations, churchs and volunteers.
  

National Sites:

• Neighborhood Works  
  A bi-monthly  newsletter of "practical tools for neighborhood organizations."  Published bi-monthly by the Center for Neighborhood Technology.

• Neighborhoods USA
  Neighborhoods USA is a national nonprofit organization created in 1975 and is committed to building and strengthening neighborhood organizations. NUSA is dedicated to developing partnerships between neighborhoods, local government and public/private agencies.

• National Crime Prevention Council
  "A national nonprofit organization whose mission is to help America prevent crime and build safer, stronger communities. We invite you to explore our On-Line Resource Center for useful information about crime prevention, community building, comprehensive planning, and even fun stuff for kids!" Includes a section on neighborhood "action."

• Community Works TV
  "Community Works TV is a nationally syndicated public television program that reports on how people are working together to solve problems in their communities. Includes links to a number of interesting Web Sites of interest to neighborhoods."
   
• Civic Practices Network
  "Civic Practices Network (CPN) is a collaborative and nonpartisan project bringing together a diverse array of organizations and perspectives within the new citizenship movement. We share a commitment to bring practical methods for public problem solving into every community and institutional setting in America."
   
• Federal Trade Commission
  "The FTC acts in the interests of all consumers to prevent deceptive or unfair acts or practices and unfair methods of competition. The FTC provides information on-line to help businesses and consumers protect themselves against fraud." NOTE: Here's a direct link to the FTC Consumer Line: Facts for Consumers.

• The Library of Congress