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It Takes A Community To Build A Community For All Ages
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The Mustard Seed Project on Key Peninsula, like most nonprofit businesses, achieves its mission through a mix of vision, funding, and broad community support. As the organization has grown its > Continue Reading
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Bonsai Solstice
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A community favorite! Pacific Bonsai Museum will illuminate its world-renowned bonsai collection with soft holiday lights for its 9th annual A Bonsai Solstice. Visitors are invited to take an evening > Continue Reading
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A Proud Heritage – An African American Family History Event
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For African Americans, finding your ancestors can be especially challenging. To celebrate Black History Month, the Tacoma Family History Center is hosting a FREE genealogy workshop designed specifically for individuals > Continue Reading
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Glam for Good Gala
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You don’t want to miss our annual Glam for Good Gala on November 12, 2022. Gather with Olive Crest and come together with a community of business leaders, families, and > Continue Reading
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Organizing Your People: Understanding Solidarity & How to Get There
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LUNAR launched their inaugural giving circle in July 2021. For twelve weeks 11 Asian American women and gender non-conforming folks came together to engage in deep learning on their relationship > Continue Reading
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Loving Tacoma for the Long Term
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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
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Lakewold Gardens – FairyFest
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Fairyfest returns this month for a weekend that is sure to be magical! Don’t miss some of our best-loved festivities while exploring the gardens for an enchanting start to summer! > Continue Reading
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Exploring the Pacific with KBTC and APCC
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KBTC Kids and Asia Pacific Cultural Center present a celebration of Pacific Islander heritage. Enjoy storytelling from Guma Imahe of Guam, music and dancing from Hawaii, arts and crafts from > Continue Reading
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Panic in the Pandemics: HIV and COVID
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World AIDS Day 2021 Panic in the pandemics: HIV and COVID Wednesday December 1 A virtual event, 6-7 pm 2021 marks 40 years since the first five cases of what > Continue Reading
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This Could Not Have Been An Email: Social Emotional Learning Makes Meetings Meaningful
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A common complaint heard after many work meetings is, “This could have been an email”. For Expanded Learning providers participating in Tacoma’s Whole Child partnership under COVID-19 conditions, virtual team meetings have been something they actually look forward to. > Continue Reading