EIN: 91-1640245 · Issaquah, WA
Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery (FISH) was established in 1992 to prevent the closure of the Issaquah Hatchery, which has been a cornerstone of salmon restoration since 1936. This community-driven organization emphasizes the cultural, economic, and historical significance of salmon in the Issaquah area, advocating for their conservation through education and outreach.
FISH engages over 100,000 individuals annually, providing hands-on learning experiences to more than 30,000 students about salmon and watershed stewardship. The organization has raised millions of salmon eggs and played a crucial role in habitat restoration efforts.
Your donations support essential educational programs that highlight the importance of salmon conservation and clean watersheds. Contributions fund field trips for students, summer science camps, and the maintenance of the hatchery's aquarium, ensuring future generations appreciate the significance of salmon in their ecosystem.
Join the fight for salmon conservation by donating cryptocurrency or cash to Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery. Your support helps protect this vital resource and educate the community about its importance. Every contribution counts!
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