Grants

Educationtechnology

Blind Audio Project

Jack Straw Foundation

Upgrade recording studio and editing capabilities and provide a series of hands-on workshops for blind and visually impaired youth and adults. Students will work with a team of professionals to create and share audio stories.

Block Party and Neighborhood Outreach August 30

5300 Block 16th Ave S

This will help us build both our blockwatch and our sense of neighborhood. We are only in our second year as a blockwatch, so we need to continue the momentum we've started and remind folks in our block both what it means to be a neighborhood and how it is easy for us to make this a safer and better neighborhood. We also need to reach out to the older more established northern end of our block to get them to join our blockwatch and be a more active part of our neighborhood.

Up to $350

Community DevelopmentEquity & Access

Block Watch and Community Building Event

5300 Block 16th Ave S

On September 27, 2016, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm located on the 5300 Block of 16th Ave S. between S Bennett and S Lucile. The local block watch will have a community event. The purpose of the event is to energize the block watch and help build a sense community. Food and activities will be on hand to help neighbors enjoy spending time together and getting to know one another. NMF funded events are free and open to the public. They are funded on a one time only basis.

Up to $550

Agricultureinfrastructure

Blogoslawski et al. Projects Public Building Code Compliance

New Britain

Blogoslawski et al. Projects Public Building Code Compliance

Blogoslawski Garage

New Britain

Blogoslawski Garage

Up to $150K

Community DevelopmentEquity & Access

Blohm Park Trail Project

Montgomery County MD / State of Maryland

Parks, Recreation, and Land Preservation

BLOOM Food Justice Series

Wa Na Wari

The BLOOM Food Justice Series will bring together urban farmers, community gardeners, naturalists, young adults, city staff and the broader community to consider food justice and food sovereignty in Seattle. This summer, 12 BIPOC youth ages 18-25 will participate in a training program with a curriculum spanning Indigenous knowledge systems, Black Liberation, urban farming practices, plant medicines, the healing arts, ways to combat environmental racism and much more. The anticipated project completion date is November 30, 2021.

Up to $50K

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