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Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Hip Hop is Green

Hip Hop is Green will host the first annual, free-of-cost, Cherry Street Block Party: a one-day community celebration on September 6, 2025 on East Cherry Street between 24th and 26th Avenues. The purpose of the Cherry Street Block Party is to build community and social cohesion for local organizations, artists, chefs, and small businesses who focus on uplifting and empowering Black and Brown families in Seattle’s Central District. The CD is Seattle’s historically Black neighborhood and has faced ongoing waves of gentrification. Luckily, there is a growing community movement to reclaim the CD as a hub for Black culture and resilience. Hip Hop is Green will produce the event, working collaboratively with a roster of 16+ partner organizations. Programming will include food demos and samples, wellness workshops, booths with information about community programs, and live performances. This project will be completed by October 31, 2025.

BrightSpark Early Learning Services/Child Care Resources

Child Care: Subsidy

Scholar Fund

Child Care: Subsidy

BrightSpark Early Learning Services/Child Care Resources

Child Care: Subsidy

Scholar Fund

Child Care: Subsidy

Tran Hung Dao Foundation/Vietnamese Cultural Center

The Moon Festival is the 3rd largest festival in Vietnam. It is a family friendly event where children typically celebrate with lanterns, moon cakes and tea. In keeping with this tradition, the Vietnamese Cultural Center will be hosting a Children's Moonlight Festival on Sunday,October 14th from 3-6 PM at 2236 SW Orchard Street in Seattle.

API Food Fight Club

API Food Fight Club will partner with other community organizations to host the Chinatown-International District Block Party featuring Asian Pacific American music, arts, food, and culture. It will be held August 3, 2019 from 3 pm - 9pm at 900 S King St.

API Food Fight Club

The API Food Fight Club community group will partner with other community groups such as Friends of Little Saigon, CIODBIA, and SAAFF will be hosting The 2022 Chinatown/International District Block Party on August 20, 2022, located at 900 S King St. The community led event is a all-ages, daylong celebration featuring AAPI performances, food vendors, and artist marketplace. The event is free and open to the public.

African American Reach and Teach Health

The African American Reach and Teach, (AARTH), is planning educational activities and forums that focus on chronic diseases and mental health outreach. The forums will take place at 5237 Rainer Avenue South. AARTH will develop and host a series of information awareness activities on chronic diseases including diabetes, chronic kidney disease, and mental illness. Peer leader trainings will also be held. The main goal is to increase awareness and knowledge on how to better address chronic health conditions, reduce the stigma of mental illness and create a network of peer supporters for a healthier, more conscious society. The outreach will take place between January and December 2020.

Chinatown International District - Through the Eyes of a Tiger

Our team of photographers have come together to gather a body of work which documents what's going on in the Seattle Chinatown/International District (CID) during 2022, the lunar Year of the Tiger. The goal is to explore the space and capture moments of what's occurring within the boundaries of this historic neighborhood. The project will include a website displaying donated photos, a gallery exhibition that is free and open to the public at the Nisei Veterans Committee Hall, and a free workshop on How to shoot photos in the Chinatown-International District. The anticipated project close out date is July 31, 2023.

CID Cares Committee

CID Cares: Care for Community, Care for Self will be held in International District/Chinatown Community Center located at 719 8th Ave S Seattle, WA, on October 26th, 2024 from 11am-3pm. This event will be free and open to the public. We will offer voting assistance for our elderly, with appointments for much needed medical check-ups and immunizations, bystander safety training for elderly and neighborhood watch groups, as well as mental health awareness and counseling in language.

Seattle Asian American Film Festival

The Seattle Asian American Film Festival will screen free films at Hing Hay Park, 423 Maynard Avenue South on two successive Saturdays, August 18th and 25th, 2018. The films are targeted to Asian Americans in the surrounding community with the film on August 18th being screened in it's original Chinese language. The screening on August 25th will focus on the Japanese American internment during WWII. The films will be preceded by live performances and arts and crafts.

Cider Pressing Planning Committee

The Cider Pressing Planning Committee will host a free community event to celebrate the bounty of autumn. It will feature cider pressing using apples from neighborhood orchards, food, and live entertainment. It will be held on September 22 from 10 am - 3 pm on 14th Ave NW between NW 95th St and NW 100th St.

Friends of Hip Hop is Green

The medium of Hip Hop will be used to create holistic community educational programming focusing on healthier eating. Over a 12 month period this will includes a series of youth led events, community urban farming, musical performances and a culinary program.

We R Seattle

The project will organize and hold community conversations throughout Seattle to address key issues facing the city with solutions. From the conversation, we hope to define a shared vision for moving the city forward, come to a consensus on the most critical priorities, layout specific solutions to address issues/priorities, and to organize information gathered in conversations. The anticipated project completion date is October 29, 2021.

Helping Link

Helping Link/Một Dấu Nối, located at 1032 S Jackson St Ste C Seattle Wa 98104, plans to survey two subsets of the Vietnamese American population: first-generations immigrant and Vietnamese Americans. The goal is to identify how to increase participation within the Vietnamese American community and to increase the community's presence in Seattle. The project is anticipated to end by December 31, 2020.

2100 Project

Our nonprofit is partnering with two student clubs at the Foster School of Business to organize a UW-wide case competition that will help promote clean buildings. Commercial buildings in Seattle will have to make major energy upgrades in the coming years to comply with new legislation. There is a major gap in outreach and communications, particularly for underserved property owners. We are challenging students from all backgrounds to come up with market ready innovations related to clean buildings outreach and communications. This project will be completed by July 29, 2022.