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Magnolia Chamber of Commerce

The Magnolia Chamber of Commerce is leading a community-based Visible Village Vitality effort. This effort capitalizes on the momentum Magnolia has experienced, and uses the findings from two years of Department of Neighborhoods funded outreach as a foundation for action. The Visible Village Vitality effort will install street flags and banners with the new brand Discover Magnolia, host three art walks, and implement an art in empty storefronts program.

ECOSS (Environmental Coalition of South Seattle)

On August 26, 2017 starting at 6pm at 7900 10 Ave S the Environmental Coalition of South Seattle will host the cultural component to the River Festival with a exhibition called Viva Lucha Libre an event that brings awareness to Mexican culture through a masked Mexican wrestling exhibition. The exhibition will be a family-friendly cultural celebration in the South Park Neighborhood that showcases the vibrant diversity of South Park residents and businesses. There will be food and drinks and various activities for all to enjoy.

Friends of Latinx Essential Workers

Friends of Orquesta Northwest will organize a series of leadership development and cultural activities focused on Latinx culture. Mentors will be paired with community members to explore civic engagement and the arts at monthly workshops from September 2019 to May 2020 held at Casa Latina located at 317 17th Ave S. There will also be celebratory events featuring Latinx artists in November 2019, December 2019, February 2020, and May 2020 held at various Seattle locations to be determined.

Coalition of Immigrants, Refugees & Communities of Color (CIRCC)

The Coalition of Immigrants, Refugees, and Communities of Color (CIRCC), will host a free public candidate forum on October 11 from 11:30am to 2pm at Rainier Beach Community Center located at 8825 Rainier Ave S Seattle WA. Centering the voices of BIPOC residents in Districts 2 and 3—Seattle’s most diverse areas—while welcoming citywide and countywide participation, the forums will provide inclusive access to civic dialogue. The forums strengthen civic access, build neighborhood connections, and ensure historically underrepresented communities shape Seattle and King County’s political future.

Golden Gardens Volleyball Upgrade Committee

The project will fund the replacement of the volleyball court poles on Courts 5 and 6 as well as help install additional sand for safe play at Golden Gardens located at 8498 Seaview Pl NW Seattle WA. 98117. The anticipated project completion date is September 30, 2021.

AmeriCorps

Grants to state service commissions and nonprofit organizations to recruit, manage, and support volunteers, especially in underserved communities.

Volunteer Park Trust

Volunteer Park Trust in collaboration with Seattle Parks and Recreation will upgrade the performance stage in Volunteer Park with a modern Amphitheater. This phase of the project will create construction documents in accordance with the design approved by Seattle Parks and Recreation. This project will be completed by July 31, 2020.

Volunteer Park Trust

This project begins Phase III of the Volunteer Park Amphitheater Project. It will create preliminary Schematic Design for a new performance stage based on our Phase I Feasibility Study and Phase II Concept Designs. This grant will allow for uninterrupted continuation of this project.

Volunteer Park Trust

Volunteer Park Trust will produce its third, free, 6-event, outdoor public performance series in Volunteer Park on Thursday evenings in July and August 2024. The series will feature multicultural music and dance, and will promote Volunteer Park as a city-wide destination for all.

Magnolia Chamber of Commerce

Phases II/III will build on the benefits of Phase I by adding chairs, tables, benches and bike racks to the 3300 and 3400 blocks of W. McGraw St. Phase I (3200 block) provided safe and welcoming outdoor gathering places for individuals and families and increased foot traffic for dining, shopping and services, which was vital to the survival of local businesses during the pandemic. 50% of businesses in the Phases II/III are owned by people of color who strongly support these streetscape improvements to attract more customers and help them build their businesses. The expected project completion out date is October 29, 2021.

WA State Dept of Agriculture

Grants for specialty crops, organic certification, and agricultural marketing.

WA Dept of Commerce

Grants for clean technology, startup accelerators, and innovation cluster development.

Washington State Department of Commerce

The Rural Washington Loan Fund provides low-interest loans and grants to rural communities and businesses for economic development, infrastructure, and job creation in Washington's rural areas.

WA Dept of Ecology

Grants for water quality, toxic cleanup, and solid waste management in Washington.

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF.FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION.690567 WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS DIV

WA ERFO FS MTBKR605 2022-1(3), Mt. Baker – Forest Road 11 MP 23.9 Repair

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF.FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION.690567 WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS DIV

WA ERFO NPS OLYM 2022-1(3), OLYMPIC NPS ERFO REPAIRS 2022 Road 107

WA Dept of Archaeology & Historic Preservation

Grants for historic resource surveys, preservation planning, and rehabilitation.

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF.FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION.690567 WESTERN FEDERAL LANDS DIV

WA NP MORA 11(1), Fryingpan Creek Bridge

WA Dept of Veterans Affairs

Grants for veteran housing, employment transition, and behavioral health services.

The Passian Center

Walk Away Day is a three part event that begins with a rally, proceeds with a walk and concludes as a festival. At Walk Away Day, youth from all over the city are coming together to make a decision to let go of something negative in their life.

WA Na Wari Seattle

Walk The Block is a free-of-cost & publicly accessible annual outdoor festival that transforms Central District homes, businesses, parks, porches, and other common spaces into art installations and performance sites for everyone in the community to enjoy. Walk the Block is a chance to experience a slice of African American culture that defined the Central District as the hub for Black life in Washington State for over 70 years. Walk the Block draws art lovers from across the region and inspires residents of the Central District to see their neighborhood as a creative, transformative place. On September 28, we will activate the Central District by engaging 3,500 attendees who will experience the work of 100+ Black and Indigenous artists via a series of more than 25 art installations, and more than 40 live performances. Attendees will also get to know 15+ local groups & organizations via onsite tabling, and be introduced to 25+ small BIPOC-owned businesses.

Neighbors for Live Music

Wallingford Porchfest is a small music event in the Wallingford neighborhood that allows the community to watch bands play live music for free. The aim is for musicians to play live again, and music-lovers to see live music again. There has been so little opportunity for this over the last two years due to the pandemic. There will be 10-15 property owners who will host the bands at various locations in Wallingford. The hosts and the bands will be inviting their neighbors, families and friends to watch at each site. We will be welcoming folks via social media, flyers and word of mouth. It is a one day event taking place between 12 and 8 pm on Saturday June 25th. We will will manage and encourage safe distancing and respect for all property. The event will increase community connectedness and encourage interactions and relationships between neighbors and the neighborhood at large. This project will be completed by September 30, 2022.

Neighbors for Live Music

Wallingford Porchfest is a small music event that allows the community to watch bands play live music for free. The aim is for musicians to play live, and music-lovers to see live music. It started during the COVID Pandemic so working musicians could play and generate income as artists. The neighborhood loved the event, and have asked to keep the event alive. There will be 10-15 property owners who will host the bands. The hosts and the bands will be inviting their neighbors, families and friends to watch at each site. We will be welcoming folks via social media, flyers and word of mouth. It is a one day event taking place between 11 to 9 pm to maintain respect for noise levels and ordinances. Each site will manage and encourage safety for all people and respect for all property. The event provides free entertainment, income for artists, promotes good will, tightens community connectedness and encourages interactions and relationship between neighbors and the neighborhood at large.

Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC)

State scholarship and financial aid program administered by Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) for WA students and educational institutions.