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Rise Together

Seattle,

Community Focus: BIPOC, Gender, Immigrant/Refugee
LGBTQ2S+, Low Income

Rise Together is a collaborative of six Seattle-area nonprofits working together to create equitable developments with and for community. Together, we are building over 400 new affordable homes in the Central District, Capitol Hill and White Center neighborhoods, alongside space for community programs, health and human services, and local minority-owned businesses.

Roots and Beats Project

Portland,

Community Focus: BIPOC, For All, Indigenous American, Multicultural
Hispanic

Roots and Beats Project fosters positive youth development through media arts education and cultural engagement. Our curriculum merges tradition and technology to weave culturally-rooted digital storytelling focusing on immigrant, refugee and ethnic diaspora experience. We work in partnership with local nonprofits and schools to provide music and multimedia workshops at no cost to underserved youth ages 12-21 years old. We strive to make our curriculum culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and bilingual, aspects crucial to meet our students where they are. Our work is informed by a belief that when young people feel safe expressing themselves creatively, embracing cultural diversity, and bonding with adult mentors, it unlocks great potential for the development of wide-ranging skills and competencies towards becoming future community leaders.

RVC

Seattle,

Community Focus: BIPOC

Sage Leaders

Seattle,

Community Focus: BIPOC

Sankofa Film Society & Theatre

Seattle,

Community Focus: BIPOC, Gender
Women

Sankofa Film Society-a gathering ground for cultural investigation, compassionate conversation on a multitude of subjects, critical, social and celebratory

Scandiuzzi Krebs

Seattle,

Community Focus: BIPOC

Scandiuzzi Krebs is pleased to provide general operating support to small culture and community building organizations that are committed to racial justice work. Grants range from $2,500-$5,000, with funding decisions prioritizing Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-led and serving organizations.