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About APPL
The Alliance to Prevent Predatory Lending (APPL) is a broad team of working families and those who stand up for them, including church leaders, community service providers, local businesses and labor representatives. The APPL coalition has come together because working families need a fair deal when it comes to lending.
Join APPL and help us rein in predatory lending in our state.
List of Coalition Endorsers
We the undersigned endorse the passage of fair and reasonable consumer protections on predatory lending.
Organizations
- AARP of Washington
- ACORN Housing
- ACORN of Washington State
- American Federation of Government Employees 3197
- American Federation of Teachers 1789
- American Federation of Teachers Washington
- Asian Counseling and Referral Service
- Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance - Greater Seattle
- Asian Pacific Islander Coalition
- Associated Ministries of Pierce County
- CASA Latina
- Catholic Community Services of Western Washington
- Children's Alliance
- Church Council of Greater Seattle
- Coalition of Labor Union Women
- Consumer Credit Counseling Services of Yakima
- Council on Aging and Human Services
- Department of Defense, Defense-State Liaison Office
- Hate Free Zone Campaign of Washington
- International District Housing Alliance
- League of Women Voters of Washington
- Legacy of Equality, Leadership and Organizing (LELO)
- Low-Income Housing Institute
- Lutheran Public Policy Office of WA State
- Martin Luther King, Jr. County Labor Council
- Metropolitan Development Council - Tacoma
- Military Officer's Association of America
- Minority Executive Director's Coalition (MEDC)
- National Association of Social Workers - WA
- National Council of Jewish Women- Seattle Section
- National Military Family Association
- Next Church, Tacoma
- North Columbia Community Action Council
- Northwest Women's Law Center
- Office & Professional Employees International Union 8
- Opportunities Industrialization Center of Washington
- Pantry Shelf of Walla Walla
- Pierce County Asset-Building Coalition
- Pierce County Human Service Coalition
- Progressive Majority
- Puget Sound Naval Bases Association
- Real Change
- Retired Public Employees Council, Chapter 3
- Rural Resource Community Action
- Seattle / King County Asset Building Collaborative
- Seattle Women's Commission
- Service Employees International Union 775
- Service Employees International Union WA State Council
- Solid Ground / Fremont Public Association
- South Sound Outreach Services
- Statewide Poverty Action Network
- The Military Coalition
- United Food & Commercial Workers 21
- United Food & Commercial Workers WA State Council
- United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
- VOICES - Spokane
- Washington Association of Churches
- Washington Community Action Network
- Washington Food Coalition
- Washington Homeownership Center
- Washington Low-Income Housing Alliance
- Washington Responsible Lending Coalition
- Washington State Building & Construction Trades Council
- Washington State Catholic Conference
- Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- Washington State Democratic Party
- Washington State Labor Council
- Washington State Unitarian Universalist Voices for Justice
- Washington State Veterans Legislative Coalition
- WashPIRG
- Welfare Rights Organizing Coalition
- YWCA - Bellingham
- YWCA-Seattle- King- Snohomish
Elected & Community Leaders*
- Nancy Amidei, Director, UW Civic Engagement Project
- David Della, Seattle City Councilmember
- Jean Godden, Seattle City Councilmember
- Larry Gossett, Martin Luther King, Jr. County Councilmember
- Melissa Huelsman, Attorney at Law
- Tony Lee, Advocacy Director, Fremont Public Association
- Mike Lowry, Former Governor of Washington State
- Mauricio Martinez, south-Seattle community member
- Mario Paredes, Executive Director, Consejo
- Lua Pritchard, Chair, Asian Pacific Islander Coalition - Pierce County
- Michael Ramos, Director of Social Justice Ministries, Church Council of Greater Seattle
- Tom Rasmussen, Seattle City Councilmember
- Tania Maria Rosario, Vice-President, Latino Political Action Committee
- Maya Baxter, Director, Statewide Poverty Action Network
- Ron Sims, Martin Luther King, Jr. County Executive
- Ligia Velizquez, President, Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) - WA
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