GTCF Will Be Closed From November 25-29, 2024

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Oct
11

Health Care Careers Pathway Opens for Tacoma Students

Filed Under: Philanthropy,Strengthening Pierce County,Uncategorized - Posted @ 10:31am

Lois Bernstein is always looking for ways to connect her community to healthcare resources.  As Chief Community Executive with Multicare Health System, she oversees programs such as the Center for Healthy > Continue Reading

Oct
9

PG Calc Planned Giving Webinar Series for Nonprofits

Filed Under: - Posted @ 11:21am

Join GTCF and other Pierce County nonprofit organizations as we gather to listen to PG Calc’s November webinar, “Building and Maintaining the Testamentary Gifts Pipeline” by Laura Hansen Dean. The > Continue Reading

Oct
9

PG Calc Webinar hosted at Greater Tacoma Community Foundation

Filed Under: - Posted @ 11:20am

Join GTCF and other Pierce County nonprofit organizations as we gather to listen to PG Calc’s October webinar, “Top 10 Planned Gift Marketing Strategies from Scientific Research” by Russell James. > Continue Reading

Sep
7

Community Health Fair Inspires Medical Professionals to Explore School-Based Health Centers

Filed Under: Expanded Learning,Vibrant Community - Posted @ 5:52pm

Getting sports physicals for all five of her children is usually a huge undertaking for Shirley Sagapolu. “We normally go to a free clinic, since the physicals aren’t covered by > Continue Reading

Sep
7

Local Girls Connect with Nature and Career Possibilities through Environmental Justice Camp

Filed Under: Expanded Learning,Spark Grants - Posted @ 5:20pm

When T’wina Nobles walked into her office on a recent Monday morning, she couldn’t wait to tell her co-workers about the Environmental Justice Camp she hosted for a group of > Continue Reading

Jul
11

Spark Grants: Creative Solutions from Grassroots Leaders

Filed Under: Expanded Learning,Spark Grants - Posted @ 11:36am

 While volunteering with elementary school students in Tacoma’s Eastside neighborhood, Chelsea McElroy saw a lot of girls fighting and getting into trouble at school.  Wanting to help, she brought > Continue Reading