Join Citizens for a Healthy Bay on Saturday, April 15th for our annual Cheers to a Healthy Bay Benefit Dinner and Auction, hosted at the Foss Waterway Seaport. The Cheers to a Healthy Bay Dinner and Auction is one of Tacoma's most lively fundraiser events, where people from the community attend to support and celebrate > Continue Reading
We are excited to announce Tacoma Community House’s Annual Luncheon in celebration of 107 years of service, Wednesday, April 19th, 2017 at the Hotel Murano, Bicentennial Pavilion! Join us to celebrate “Embracing the American Promise” and TCH’s long history of providing vital resources to our region's immigrants, refugees, and low-income families through Employment, Education, Immigration > Continue Reading
Join us for a free screening of A Plastic Ocean, an award-winning film about the impact of plastic trash in our sea -- and why we should care. Then participate in a fast-paced discussion about how our community is tackling the problem and how you can be a part of the solution. No tickets required. > Continue Reading
John Hammer, a 2016 Charles Wright Academy alumni from Tacoma, has taken a gap year with Thinking Beyond Borders to study international development in Ghana (public health), Thailand (sustainable agriculture) and Ecuador (education). He has much to share through what he has learned through his homestays, academic studies, and other educational experiences while abroad.
RSVP by April 5 to madiganfoundation@comcast.net
Celebrate the incredible work being done in our community, meet the winners of the Live United award and share the success of this year's campaign. Hear from Keynote Speaker Steve Pemberton, Walgreens Executive, Author and Diversity Champion RSVP by April 13, nicolem@uwpc.org
Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. This powerful and thought provoking series of monologues explores African American experiences with institutional profiling. Inspired by the shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and John Crawford III in Beavercreek, Ohio, these seven perspectives delve into the challenges of law enforcement and violence in our society. > Continue Reading
Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. This powerful and thought provoking series of monologues explores African American experiences with institutional profiling. Inspired by the shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and John Crawford III in Beavercreek, Ohio, these seven perspectives delve into the challenges of law enforcement and violence in our society. > Continue Reading
Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. This powerful and thought provoking series of monologues explores African American experiences with institutional profiling. Inspired by the shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and John Crawford III in Beavercreek, Ohio, these seven perspectives delve into the challenges of law enforcement and violence in our society. > Continue Reading
