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Chinatown-International District Worker and Organizing Center

COO: Community Partnerships

White Center Community Development Association

COO: Community Partnerships

A Supportive Community for All (SCFA)

COO: Community Partnerships

Northwest Film Forum

COO: Community Partnerships

Somali Community Services of Seattle (SCSS)

COO: Systems & Policy Change

Somali Community Services of Seattle (SCSS)

COO: Systems & Policy Change

Horn of Africa Services

COO: Systems & Policy Change

Community Roots Housing

COO: Systems & Policy Change

FEEST

COO: Systems & Policy Change

Community Roots Housing

COO: Systems & Policy Change

Horn of Africa Services

COO: Systems & Policy Change

FEEST

COO: Systems & Policy Change

Department of Justice — COPS Office

Grants to state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies to hire or rehire career law enforcement officers for community policing.

Courtland P-Patch

The Courtland P-Patch now has most all of the garden plots in the hands of interested, active gardeners following a year of improved leadership team structure and new gardener recruiting in 2022. The community is now ready, willing and able to make the needed improvements to renew the infrastructure of our community garden. This will provide great community involvement for the gardeners and their families and result in a more welcoming space for the many people in the neighborhood who regularly walk through, sit in and enjoy the space

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Annual grants to public television and radio stations for operations, programming, and community engagement that address local needs.

Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School

The Brighton community in cooperation with Seattle Works will paint a mural on the walls surrounding the basketball courts of Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary, located at 6725 45th Ave S, on Saturday, June 23rd. Seattle Works, a local nonprofit will assist with logistics, planning and securing additional volunteers. They will also act as the fiscal sponsor. The courts and adjacent fields are a neighborhood resource and serve as the unofficial community park.

Tigrean Community Association in Seattle

The Tigreans in Seattle have been disconnected from their families in Ethiopia for over two years due to the unrest and blockage of the region. There is no telephone, electricity, or Internet. Tigreans here are distressed and getting chronic disease like hypertension and mental health disturbances. This project will provide outreach, support, and health resources for Tigreans in Seattle who have lost contact with friends and relatives in Ethiopia. This project will be completed by December 29, 2023.

Queen Anne Greenways

This project involves working with the community to create a permanent public plaza on a half block of W. Crockett Street between Queen Anne Ave. N. and 1st Ave. W., the site of a successful temporary public plaza under a caf� street permit in 2020 and 2021. The project seeks community engagement in identifying design solutions through broadly marketed gatherings (both in person and virtual) over the summer and fall of 2022. Following public input, a designer will produce drawings and three-dimensional renderings that reflect the program and suggested project elements. Since we all benefit from public space, we intend, as part of this effort, to work with SDOT to create a clear and equitable process for others to create public plazas in their neighborhoods. This project will be completed by February 28,2023.

The Common Acre

The Common Acre will host a public event featuring Indigenous cultural traditions and environmental educational activities to promote pollinator habitat restoration on public land. It will take place on September 15, 2018 from 10am - 3 pm at 10617 53rd Ave S.

Crowdsource Choir

Crowdsource Choir is a drop-in choir that will meet from 8-10 p.m. the first Thursday of each month from January to June at the Hillman City Collaboratory located at 5623 Rainier Avenue South. Crowdsource Choir is actively reinventing choir for the 21st century with no tryouts, no commitments, and singing popular songs. Choir is an experience of authentic community participation. This project will be completed by July 31, 2019.

Seattle Arab Festival

The Seattle Arab Festival is scheduled for August 10-11 at Seattle Center, 305 Harrison Street. This project includes the construction of a souk (market) where artists and vendors can display their goods in an authentic setting.

Garinagu Houngua

Garinagu Houngua will organize a series of weekly workshops centered on cultural exchange between the Garifuna and Panamanian communities in Seattle. The workshops will take place from September through November 2017 at Casa Latina located at 317 17th Ave S. They will feature presentations on the music, language, history, and food of each culture. The workshops will culminate in a final event on November 25, 2017 featuring historians sharing their perspectives on these rich cultures.

South Lake Union Chamber of Commerce

The South Lake Union Chamber of Commerce will plant over 12,000 daffodil and tulip bulbs in Denny Park located at 100 Dexter Ave N. This is an entirely community run event made possible by community volunteers, corporate donations and City grants. The planting will occur the first weekend in October to plant the bulbs, along with the help and partnership of the Parks Department

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation

Daybreak Star houses Indigenous Art the Sacred Circle Gallery and also hosts large community events such as Seafair Indian Days Powwow and Indigenous Peoples' Day. Daybreak Star's restrooms are not ADA-compliant. This project will develop a design to turn a closet into a universal, accessible, single restroom on the upper level of the building and modifications for the lower level restrooms to comply with current accessibility codes. This project will be completed by February 2019.