Community Partner County Map
| Organization | Website | Contact | Category | County | Description |
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| Tabor 100 | https://www.tabor100.org |
(206) 368-4042 |
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Tabor 100 is an association of entrepreneurs and business advocates who are committed to economic power, educational excellence and social equity for African Americans and the community at large. The organization hosts regular networking events which provide strong opportunities for relationship building. Tabor 100 regularly advocates for minorities and small businesses. The organization provides technical assistance to small businesses, to build their capacity and grow and expand their operations. |
| Tacoma City Association of Colored Women's Clubs | https://www.tacomacwc.org/ |
(253) 627-9777 |
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Support and encourage culture and arts. Community outreach and advocacy. |
| Tacoma City Association of Colored Women's Clubs | http://www.tcacwc.org |
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Support and encourage culture and arts. | |
| Tacoma Urban League | https://www.thetacomaurbanleague.org/ |
253-383-2007 |
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Our five areas of focus include Advocacy & Civic Engagement, Education, Housing, Health, and Workforce Development. |
| Tacoma Urban Public Art Center | https://tacomaupac.org |
(253) 327-1873 |
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T.U.P.A.C.’s mission is to provide the youth of Tacoma, particularly Black and BIPOC youth in the historic Hilltop Community, with opportunities to achieve artistic excellence through culturally relevant pre-professional dance training, community events, and classes in the performing arts. Further, our mission is to provide students with mentoring by national and international artists, and intergenerational artists, and most importantly, whole person development and community give back. |
| The Way to Justice |
(509) 822-7514 |
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The Way to Justice is a 501 (c)(3) located in Spokane, Washington founded in 2020 providing youth empowerment, legal clinics and assisting clients with restoration of driving licenses and post-conviction relief. | |
| Tri-Cities Diversity and Inclusion Council, | https://www.tricitiesdeicouncil.org/ |
(509) 713-7095 |
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Creates an inclusive environment where all members of the community feel valued and respected regardless of their differences. TCD&IC advocates for marginalized community members, provides DEI training and educational resources to local businesses, and holds neighborhood events to create cultural competency and awareness. TCD&IC members are representative of the Tri-Cities’ diverse population, including different ethnicities, religious beliefs, socioeconomic statuses, physical abilities, career experiences, gender identities, and educational backgrounds. |
| Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle | https://urbanleague.org/ |
206-461-3792 |
An architect of change with a mission of empowerment. Provides programming and essential services designed to support and encourage self-sufficiency in all aspects of life. | ||
| Voices of Tomorrow | https://tomorrowvoices.org |
(206) 466-1229 |
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Voices of Tomorrow aims to reduce the educational disparities for East African immigrant and refugee children, within the state of Washington. |
| Washington African American Chamber of Commerce - Tri Cities | https://waacoc.com |
(509) 295-2036 |
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The Washington African American Chamber of Commerce is committed to serving minority-owned businesses, People of Color, and the Tri-Cities communities through access to education, technical assistance, advocacy and economic development. |
| Washington West African Center | https://wawac.org |
253-235-2132 |
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The mission of Washington West African Center is to connect West Africans in Washington with local resources, build a bridge with the wider community and teach kids of Gambian descent the positive cultures from their parent's birth country. We help inform and educate West Africans to discover their potential and facilitate communication in the use of information technologies and work of arts for the attainment and discovery of their talents. Please note: We are in the process of changing our name to Washington West African Center (WAWAC). Washington State has approved the name change; we are awaiting IRS verification. |
| West African Community Council | https://www.waccofseattle.org/ |
206- 750-6075 |
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Helps West Africans and other immigrants, refugees and people of color to thrive in the Puget Sound region. Serves over 4,000 individuals each year, programs include a multilingual/multicultural preschool, ParentChild+ program, Immigration Legal Services, Labor Standards Outreach and Intake, Parent/Caregiver Support Programs, Help Me Grow program, information and referral services, case management, civic engagement outreach/education, and food and rental assistance. Provides a wide range of informal services to constituents including housing and education advocacy, financial assistance and counseling, tutoring, computer training, after school activities, etc. |
| WHEN - Women's Healing & Empowerment Network | https://www.whenetwork.com/ |
(509) 323-2123 |
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Helps provide healing and empowerment to individuals, families, homes, churches, schools, and other organizations through education, counseling, healing centers, resources and other support services in the areas of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and related abuse |
| You Grow Girl!! | https://www.yougrowgirl.org |
(206) 417-9904 |
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You Grow Girl!! provides counseling, educational support and mentoring to young women, giving them life skills to deal with challenges as they grow into young adults and women. |
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