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Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office

Funding supports acquisition, development, planning of ORV recreation opportunities.

Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office

Funding supports acquisition, development, planning of ORV recreation opportunities.

Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office

Funding supports acquisition, development, planning of ORV recreation opportunities.

Nordic Museum

August 22nd through the 25th 2019 from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. daily, the Nordic Museum located at 2655 NW Market Street will launch a new summer celebration, Nordic Sól. The theme will be a celebration of Arctic culture. In partnership with local and international institutions, Nordic Sól will showcase programming about the Arctic focusing on the environment, people, and culture. This project will be completed by October 31,2019.

Team of N 137th Street Residents

Team of N. 137th Street Residents will hire a traffic consultant to help identify issues and possible solutions to increase pedestrian safety and traffic calming on N. 137th Street, between Greenwood and Linden Avenues. The project will also build and strengthen community bonds by creating opportunities to meet neighbors and work together for a common goal. The project will include multiple meetings and events, as well as community outreach to all residents of the target area.

Friends of Kramer Creek

The project seeks to restore native habitat and public access to the greenspace surrounding the Kramer Creek riparian zone. By conducting a comprehensive site assessment, designing an accessible and safe space, we plan to create an urban sanctuary that serves to both educate and inspire the community. Through careful planning, the intend for this site is to help improve the overall water quality of the Thornton Creek watershed and provide wildlife habitat that benefits the neighborhood. The anticipated project completion date is September 30, 2022.

LGBTQ Allyship

LGBTQ Allyship will host an LGBTQ housing fair in North Seattle on July 13, 2019 from 11am -3 pm at Maple Leaf Lutheran Church located at 10005 32nd Ave NE. The event will connect community members with LGBTQ affirming housing and direct service providers from the North Seattle area. The program will include LGBTQ artists, speakers, and an intergenerational panel to discuss challenges and opportunities related to housing.

Sustainable Northeast Seattle

The Northeast Tool Library is relocating to 10228 Fischer Place NE. The move will take place on May 19-20 from 10am to 5pm. The new location will provide more opportunities for public workshops, and classes on home maintenance, and tool use. It also provides the opportunity to foster new relationships with other community organizations that serve the under-served populations in Northeast Seattle. All are welcome to help with the move and workshops and classes are free and open to the public.

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Competitive grants for evidence-based mentoring programs for at-risk and system-involved youth, including school-based and community-based mentoring.

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Formula grants to states for juvenile justice system improvement, delinquency prevention, and compliance with core requirements of the JJDPA.

Administration for Community Living

Formula grants to state and area agencies on aging for supportive services, nutrition programs, caregiver support, and health promotion for older adults.

Olympic View PTA

The Olympic Pollinator Garden located at 504 NE 95th Street is a community building project that will bring parents and children together to create a refuge for local wildlife. In turn neighborhood pride will be strengthen with the completion of the project expected sometime in the Fall of 2020.

Artist Coalition for Equitable Development

On The Block Second Saturdays is a series of six monthly outdoor street markets on 11th Ave between East Pike and East Pine every second Saturday of the month from May through October 2023. Created for and by local BIPOC artists, this free, all-ages event features a marketplace of over 38 local vendors selling handmade goods, vintage, street fashion, and more along with interactive art, community activations, and over 7 hours of DJ and live performances. This project will be completed by December 29,2023.

Mini Mart City Park

The OnSite Independent Film Screening Series is a free-of-cost, monthly series of film screenings and workshops that will be hosted at Mini Mart City Park from Feb-Nov, 2025. A roster of local community curators and partner organizations will facilitate 10 months of film programming centering diverse people, their communities, and the physical spaces that they identify with. Every month we will: (1) Offer one free-of-cost screening featuring 3-5 short films exploring narratives of land, belonging, history, industry, and environment. We will share food and drink with our guests and facilitate conversations between community members, artists, and local organizations about the themes in the films; and (2) Offer one free-of-cost community workshop on topics ranging from cinema history, to using cameras to make your own content, to film history. We will also provide resource guides and reading lists to help the community connect more deeply with filmmaking and local placemaking work.

Orca Month Leadership Team

The annual Orca Month in June is a series of events that celebrate and advocate the recovery of the critically endangered Southern Resident orca population. The events will raise public awareness of the threats to orca survival and provide the public with concrete actions they can take to improve the health and well-being of Puget Sound for orcas and people alike. This project will be completed by August 31, 2020.

Project Orca Playground

Project Orca Playground will install play equipment, native plantings, interpretive signage and other improvements to the outdoor play area and rain garden at the Orca K-8 public school. The new play equipment will benefit kids in the neighborhood, and the rain garden plantings and interpretive signs will provide community environmental education.

Oromo Cultural Center

The Oromo Cultural Center will be hosting basic computer training project located at 8817 Renton Ave S to provide immigrants with the skills and knowledge to effectively use computers in their personal and professional lives. The project will offer basic computer training that include instruction on computer hardware, software, and basic digital literacy skills. The program is designed to be culturally responsive and relevant to the needs and experiences of immigrant communities. The project will be free and open to community participation.

Othello Block Party

The Othello Block Party community gathering will be held on Saturday July 28th between noon and 10:00 pm. The location for this free, family friendly event is in the cul-de-sac on 42nd Avenue South just north of South Othello Street. The goal is to highlight and celebrate the vibrant music, visual arts, culture, and activism that defines South Seattle.

Othello Park Alliance

The Othello Park International Music and Arts Festival will be held on Sunday, August 13, 2017 from noon to 6:00 pm at Othello Park, located at 4351 S. Othello Street, in one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in the nation. There will be music, food, art and dance for all ages and cultures.

Othello Park Alliance

The Othello Park International Music and Arts Festival will be held on August 11, 2019 from noon to 6:00 pm at 4351 S. Othello St. There will be music, food, a petting zoo, art and dance for all ages and cultures to strengthen neighborhood unity and identity in one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in the nation.

HomeSight

On June 16 Homesight along with the Safeway Foundation and Wells Fargo Foundation will host Othello-Bration at 7301 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S from Noon to 4pm. The event will celebrate the kick-off of two community projects, Beet Box and the Safeway Othello Mural. The goal of the kick-off event is to promote community participation and community building. There will be many family friendly events such as face-painting, balloon animals, kite making, and musical acts for all to enjoy. All activities are free and open to the public.

The Art of Alzheimer's

The Art of Alzheimer's will build a dementia friendly community, empowering persons with memory loss and their loved ones to live well and remain connected and active in the community. The project will use photography, transit advertising, and resource sharing events to advancing awareness, knowledge, engagement and expansion of this community of support.

Community Cinema Group

On August 18, 2018 the Community Cinema Group will be hosting a free outdoor movie at the Ballard Commons located at 5621 22nd Avenue NW. This event will bring together the Ballard community that includes, residents, nonprofits, and various local organizations. The event will take place after the Hot Sauce Fest for a night of fun an relaxation. The event is free and open for all to attend.

Beacon Hill Hub

Phase 1 of the Beacon Hill Hub Project is outreach and community planning to get current input to guide final programming and design of the Beacon Hill Hub building. Four charrettes will obtain input on a multiservice venue, a neighborhood presence residents say will be unique for people of color in South Beacon Hill.