Summer 2019 Spark Grant Recipients
Sparking Change Across Pierce County
From providing a safe place for community members experiencing homelessness to shower, to educating kids about food insecurity in our community and how to take action to address the issue, the Summer 2019 Spark Grant Recipients are using their grants to positively impact neighborhoods across Pierce County.
Read MoreCommunity Events
July 18, 2019
A one-night event highlighting local Filipino-American chefs, artists, and creatives working in various mediums
July 20, 2019
A nature-inspired creative writing workshop looking at how we can affect the world around us. For young women and girls of color aged 11-18
July 20, 2019
Come celebrate the historic mining town of Wilkeson with a parade, handcare races, local vendors and food trucks
Expanded Learning Opportunites Lead to Growth for Students and Adults
Find out what new skills students and adults who worked with them say they learned this year through Expanded Learning Opportunities.
Learn More2018 Giving Numbers Point to the Importance of Donor Relationships
Learn key takeaways from the Giving USA annual report on philanthropy that can help nonprofits sustain fundraising during volatile times.
Learn MorePartnering to Find Common Ground: Lyle Quasim, GTCF Board Alumnus
Lyle Quasim arrived in Pierce County fifty years ago. In that time, he has led nonprofits, health services, social service policy, and government in Tacoma, Pierce County, and for the state. Read what Lyle says about what it takes to build successful partnerships. .
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