Spark Grant Deadline Extended
Apply for $1,500 by October 31, 2018
Spark grants are micro-grants to individuals designed to bring people-powered ideas and dreams to life in Pierce County, sparking positive social and neighborhood change through the efforts of grass-roots leadership. With a maximum award of $1,500 Spark Grants are intended to create community through projects that bring diverse people together.
Read MoreCommunity Events
October 18, 2018
Writing Our History presents Stories of Resilience, Sangha, & Kendo: A Brief History of the Tacoma Buddhist Temple
Unleashing Philanthropic Potential Through Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Philanthropic leaders from around the region embraced the potential for greater donor diversity at the South Sound Philanthropy Summit in September. Find links to resources and insights GTCF gathered from Summit speakers and panelists.
Learn MoreHealth Care Careers Pathway Opens for Tacoma Students
Students at Stadium High School have a unique opportunity to participate in a new Introduction to Health Care Careers program, built through a Health Care Collaborative led by MultiCare’s Lois Bernstein
Learn MorePartnering for the Whole Child
GTCF and Tacoma Public Schools, along with expanded learning providers and other nonprofits, are working together on the Tacoma Whole Child partnership to ensure all students are healthy, safe, engaged, and challenged both in the classroom and during Expanded Learning Opportunities.
Learn More