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Friends of Capehart

The Capehart Trails Project located at 3801 Discovery Park Blvd will finalize construction documents and construct two public trails through the Capehart section of Discovery Park to enhance human-nature interactions and improve hiking. Project is set to be completed in March 2019.

Cal Anderson Park Alliance

The annual Capitol Hill Garage Sale is an opportunity for neighborhood residents to activate Cal Anderson Park, to connect with one another, and to trade and sell their goods. Centered in the park, the garage sale encourages waste reduction and recycling. On Sunday, August 19 from 9am to 3pm at Cal Anderson Park 1635 11th Avenue, residents will become vendors of their own inventory either within the park or in front of their homes. The Cal Anderson Park Alliance (CAPA) along with the Capitol Hill EcoDistrict, a program of Capitol Hill Housing (CHH), and Capitol Hill Seattle Blog are hosting the event. Shoppers and vendors will enjoy a DJ and food trucks. This project will be completed by September 28, 2018.

Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce

The Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce's will be hosting the 8th annual Hilloween event on Saturday, October 28, 2017 from Noon to 3pm located at The Mitchell Activity Center at 1718 Broadway. Hilloween is a celebration of the neighborhood, created for young families with children. It is free and open for everyone.

Capoeira Life

The South Seattle Capoeira Academy, located at 2909 Rainier Ave S #103 will be rebuilt after sustaining damage due to a flood. The project will allow the rebuilding of their homebase into an even greater serving cultural art center that will improve safety, have a greater capacity for events and provide health and wellness to the community, and increase the impact to public benefit. The project is free and open to public participation. The project will be completed in summer of 2026.

Center for Linguistic and Cultural Democracy

Caribbean Sea Fest 2020 will be hosted virtually on Saturday, July 26, 2020 at the Royal Esquire Club, 5016 Rainier Avenue South, from 11:00 am-7:00 pm. The all-day watch party will be a combination of pre-recorded performances and live-streaming. Social distancing and appropriate sanitation measures will be observed.

Cascade P-Patch

The Cascade P-Patch, located at 310 Minor Ave N is a cherished community garden in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. With this funding the gardeners at the Cascade P-Patch will complete critical garden improvements including repairing the boundary fencing, upgrading the water infrastructure, restoring the shed lighting, and planting common areas with flowering/ fruiting perennials. We also plan to commission a mural by a local Seattle artist on our garden shed to celebrate the creativity of our diverse neighborhood and foster community pride. Additionally, this support will help us procure shared tools and gardening supplies, ensuring that all community members regardless of experience or income have the resources they need to grow successfully and participate fully in a vibrant, inclusive community space. This project will be completed by 4/30/26.

Cascade P-Patch

The Cascade P-Patch located at 310 Minor Ave N. will rebuild and relocate its existing tool shed. The group will also purchase new and safe garden equipment for all who use the P-Patch garden.

Friends of Cayton Corner Park

The Friends of Cayton Corner Park will continue work with a landscape architecture firm to complete final design documents and obtain permits for construction of a park at 1831 E Madison St. At SPR's request, a water meter will be added to the existing water connection from the adjoining building. Documents and permitting for subsequent construction will be completed by August 2019.

Center for Indigenous Midwifery

CBPS: Lactation and Perinatal Support

Global Perinatal Services

CBPS: Lactation and Perinatal Support

Pacific Islander Health Board of Washington

CBPS: Lactation and Perinatal Support

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Indian American Community Services (IACS)

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Mother Africa

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Resilient in Sustaining Empowerment (RISE)

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Divine Alternatives for Dads Services (DADS)

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Korean Community Service Center

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

API Chaya

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Families of Color Seattle (FOCS)

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

JSOL STUDIOS LLC

CBPS: Parent Caregiver Information and Supports

Roosevelt Neighborhood Association

The project is a community celebration with music, dance, children's-related and other activities to welcome new residents to the Cedar Crossing affordable housing building. The celebration will be held on September 10, 2022, from 10 am to 2pm. The building is located at 6600 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle WA 98115.

Multimedia Resources and Training Institute (MMRTI)

MMRTI's Celebrate and Strengthen Community Partnership (CSCP) project will organize an event to celebrate the success and accomplishment of our partner organizations that have been made in the past decade. It will celebrate past achievements but also lays the foundation for continued partnerships and positive change in Yesler Terrace.

Black and Tan Project

The Black and Tan community group will mark the celebration of Black History with a play, `Reparations: A Musical Which Centers on the Fictional Trial of Thomas Jefferson`. The play will be held at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute located at 104 17th Ave S. The Company will perform a series of 3 Shows starting Friday evening at (LHPAI) over 3 days. There will be a peer panel following Friday's premiere. Saturday- doors open at 6:00pm, followed by a performance of the Play at 7:30pm, a reception with Food, Afro-Centric vendors and Music Entertainment. Closing night is the Sunday matinee, Doors open at 3:00pm Show starts at 4:30pm. The event is free and open to the public.

Friends of Latinx Essential Workers

On May 10, 2020 the Friends of Dia de las Madres group will be hosting an event at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute located at 104 17th Ave S from 2pm-4pm. A celebration of women and mothers on Mexico's Mother's Day, Latina artistic leaders, professional musicians, and volunteers will join with Friends of Dia des Madres and Orquesta Northwest to present a concert with performances of original music by María José Félix, in a world-premiere collaboration with Washington State Poet Laureate Claudia Castro Luna and of Mexican composer Manuel Ponce's first piano concerto by Daniela Liebman.