Tag: tacoma
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Art Battle Tacoma
Art Battle returns to Tacoma! Artists have 20 minutes to take their canvases from blank to beautiful, battling not only the clock but each other as well. Watch the paint > Continue Reading
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Holiday Artisans Market
Support local and global artisans while finding unique and handmade treasures at our FREE MARKET. Grab a friend and browse a curated selection of handmade and fair trade home goods, > Continue Reading
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Holiday Artisans Market
Support local and global artisans while finding unique and handmade treasures at our FREE MARKET. Grab a friend and browse a curated selection of handmade and fair trade home goods, > Continue Reading
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Bike Stories 2022
Bike Stories is a bike themed storytelling event to support Second Cycle’s work in the community and the people that rely on it. Bikes are great – We love bikes > Continue Reading
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Youth Leaders Central To Ending Youth & Young Adult Homelessness in Pierce County
It’s a scenario that happens all too often. A young person is kicked out of their home, or leaves on their own after a family conflict. They reach out to > Continue Reading
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Power Up Goodwill Centennial Campaign
We have selected a date for the public launch of our Power Up Goodwill Campaign.
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Greening Tacoma Together
At the Tacoma Tree Foundation, we see greening as a gateway to civic engagement and an opportunity to cultivate social cohesion. We focus our efforts on educating, empowering, and supporting > Continue Reading
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Young-Adult Leaders Use Local History to Build Blueprint for the Future
As racial and political tensions were at an all-time high across the U.S. in the late 60’s, Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood reached a boiling point, stirring up an event known > Continue Reading
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Local Journalism and Local Funders Fuel Civic Voice and Power
Local journalism can make the difference between getting involved in community solutions or being caught off guard by events that arise from otherwise unseen issues. That was the case following > Continue Reading
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Loving Tacoma for the Long Term
Sitting around the dining room table at her family’s Tacoma home, Ann Wiborg and a group of fellow local leaders met in the Fall of 1977. They shared a vision > Continue Reading