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Holistic Coalition

This event is being curated to provide the community with the opportunity of the knowledge of holistic care practices that can help prevent so much of the illnesses that plague people of color today. By hosting this community health and wellness event we also seek to expose BIPOC health and wellness providers to provide increased awareness of their services to increase economic opportunities. This event will be held on Saturday, October 28, 2023, from 12pm-4pm at the Rainier Community Center in Seattle, WA. (4600 38th Ave S., Seattle)

Freakout

Freakout Festival is a 4-day, multi-venue music festival that takes place in the Ballard neighborhood. This festival has a special focus on performances by artists from Mexico & Latin America and is a launching pad for emerging artists. The fest hosts a variety of music, including rock, electronic and hip hop, and we curate established international performers alongside emerging talent from our own region and beyond. Each year there is a strong emphasis on BIPOC performers. The 2025 edition will be our 13th year hosting this event, and we intend to include more programming that is free to the general public. Our goal is to expose Seattleites to new music, meet new friends from all walks of life and offer access to global culture. The event is at 8 different venues: Tractor Tavern, Sunset Tavern, Salmon Bay Eagles Club, Conor Byrne, Ballard Smoke Shop, and new in 2024, Nectar Lounge and High Dive in Fremont. Each year, this event attracts more than 2500 people from around the world.

Furniture Repair Bank

The Furniture Repair Bank (FRB) located at 1938-B Occidental Ave S is a SoDo community hub where neighbors of all ages, ethnicity, and abilities come together to rescue furniture, learn hands-on skills from trainers and volunteers provide restored items to families in Seattle. The improvements will include a dedicated community area, with ergonomic and safety upgrades to make restoration work accessible to all. These enhancements will strengthen community bonds, improve volunteer experience, and expand our impact in keeping furniture in circulation for the benefit of all Seattle residents. The project is free and open to public participation and will be completed in the late Summer of 2026.

People of Color Against AIDS Network

To improve access to technology and technology training for communities of color in Seattle by expanding an existing computer center in Central Seattle.

Urban ArtWorks

This project will create a new community mural under the Holman overpass at the 9500 Block of 8th Ave NW. The mural will be created through a collaborative design and painting process that will include Urban ArtWorks youth, Base Crew artists, professional teaching artists, and residents of the Crown Hill neighborhood and surrounding community. The project will include cleaning and preparing the wall, designing a mural through community input, and painting the large-scale design on the wall on several volunteer Community Paint Days in early summer 2026. The anticipated project complete date is 9/30/2026.

Arboretum Foundation

The Arboretum Foundation will install an environmentally-friendly composting toilet system in the area adjacent to the Pacific Connections Gardens in the Washington Park Arboretum located at 2300 Arboretum Drive East. A prefabricated, composting toilet system will alleviate the lack of facilities, reduce water waste, and promote sustainable practices in outdoor recreation and education. The composting toilet is a low-impact, environmentally responsible solution which also provides a gender neutral option for the park. This project will be completed by March 31, 2020.

Department of Justice — BJA

Grants for comprehensive, collaborative approaches to address substance use including diversion, treatment, recovery, prescription drug monitoring, and overdose prevention.

Heritage House at the Market

To establish a small lab for low-income, nursing home eligible seniors which will be used as part of a program that matches seniors with high school students and other community volunteers to teach basic computer, Internet, and e-mail skills.

Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience

`Confronting Hate in Seattle,` a partnership of African American, Asian American and Jewish community-led organizations, will bring the exhibit, `Confronting Hate, 1937-1952,` to Seattle and host related programs, tours, and podcasts to explore the many ways that our communities have endured hate, bias, and bigotry.

Rainier Chamber of Commerce

Over the next twelve months the Connect 10,000 Video Storytelling project will facilitate the creation of 50 professional videos showcasing the vitality of Southeast Seattle. Storytellers will be recruited from diverse businesses and organizations with a focus on women of color and youth. Several public events are planned.

Digital Promise

Expand Connecting Seattle - connecting low income housing to new computers and internet access

Digital Promise

Expand Connecting Seattle - connecting low-income housing to new computers and internet access

USDA — NRCS

Competitive grants for innovative approaches to conservation on working agricultural lands, including soil health, water quality, and wildlife habitat.

Mount Baker Community Club

The Mount Baker Community Club will host a three-hour facilitated workshop about race on Sunday, November 18, 2-5pm, at the Mount Baker Community Club, 2811 Mt. Rainier Dr. S. Free and open to public, the workshop will lay the foundation for talking about race, particularly with children. 30-50 participants are expected.

Northwest Film Forum

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Rainier Beach Action Coalition

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UTOPIA (United Territories of Pacific Islanders Alliance) Washington

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Community Network Council

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White Center Community Development Association

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Umoja P.E.A.C.E. Center

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Latino Community Fund of Washington

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King County Play Equity Coalition - Seattle Parks Foundation

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Chinatown-International District Worker and Organizing Center

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A Supportive Community for All (SCFA)

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