Please join us on Tuesday, May 8, 2018 as GTCF hosts an event with today’s leading expert on multigenerational and next generation philanthropy, Sharna Goldseker. Sharna is the co-author of Generation Impact: How Next Gen Donors Are Revolutionizing Giving, published by Wiley in October 2017. As Executive Director of 21/64, the nonprofit practice she founded > Continue Reading

Author Andrew Aydin and illustrator Nate Powell will discuss the civil rights movement, how the “March” trilogy came about and why they chose a graphic novel format. Congressman John Lewis may appear with a special video message. Afterward, the team will sign books. Bring your own or purchase one at the event from our partner Destiny > Continue Reading

Get your passport to summer and enjoy a fabulous lunch and fashion show featuring clothing from local Gig Harbor boutique, Dolly Mama. Raffle tickets, beverages, and a selection of Dolly Mama merchandise will be available to purchase by credit card. Proceeds benefit St. Anthony Hospital's  Anthony's Closet and future needs of CHI Franciscan Health's St. > Continue Reading

Cocktails & Fishtales is an adult science-social series which is hosted monthly by Harbor WildWatch. During these events, guests will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of exciting topics pertaining to the ecology and stewardship of the Puget Sound. In May, we will be welcoming Dr. Christopher Krembs, Lead Oceanographer for Eyes Over > Continue Reading

Ever wondered what it’s like to work for a member of parliament in another country? How about the National Council for Arts and Culture? UW Tacoma students, Katie Juhnke and Olyvia Salter join their professor, Cynthia Howson, to share their winter adventures as interns in The Gambia in West Africa.

The Other Country, a community- based theatrical event for all ages, was staged at the historic Foss Waterway Seaport in August, 2017, with five sold out shows. Those unable to get tickets, or who were out of town, can now enjoy a video of the play, created especially to share with the community. Join us > Continue Reading

The 2018 South Sound Green Tour is a free-to-the-public chance to view and visit sustainable remodels, retrofits, new buildings, landscapes and community gathering places sponsored by the Northwest Eco Guild. Join us at Host Sites that feature different approaches to sustainability. See how it can work for you. Help us celebrate the designers and builders, > Continue Reading

See students from Roosevelt Elementary and First Creek Middle School’s Ballet Folklórico and World Drumming programs perform at the Northwest Folklife Festival! In a partnership between Tacoma Public Schools and the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts, young people in East Tacoma study Mexican folkloric dance and drumming traditions from around the globe. On Friday, > Continue Reading

Help Harbor WildWatch collect meaningful data on our local beaches, estuaries and creeks to learn about, and help protect the environment. Purdy Sand Spit: Our monitoring site is about midway across the Purdy Sand Spit, near the lone madrone tree. There is public parking on West end of the spit but it's closer to park > Continue Reading

Help Harbor WildWatch collect meaningful data on our local beaches, estuaries and creeks to learn about, and help protect the environment. Kopachuck State Park: Discover Pass Required. We will meet in the upper lot at 11am and then carpool down to the lower parking area (through a locked gate). If you arrive late, enjoy the > Continue Reading

Join us June 2nd at 5:00pm for our 2018 Annual Auction & Dinner! Enjoy great food, beer, and wine with friends, learn more about the Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation and exciting plans for the park. Where: Ming Palace 8736 S. Hosmer St., Tacoma, WA 98444 Tickets: Call (253) 330-8828 or go online  charityauction.bid/CRPFAuction Cost: $75/person | Table of 8: > Continue Reading