6 Community Organizations Come Together to Feed Central District Residents and Distribute PPE
Last Friday the community once again came together in a major way to feed the people and provide PPE. Africatown Community Land Trust together with the Def Chef Kitchen, The Tubman Center, 100 Black Men, The Plate Fund, and Emergency Feeding Program all joined hands to distribute not only hot meals, but boxes of groceries […]
Africatown Community Land Trust partner with Black Educators to Read Children\’s Books Online.
Seattle, WA – Three Seattle area Black educators joined forces with the Africatown Community Land Trust and Converge Media to produce video segments intended to encourage parents to read with their children especially now more than ever with formal school being canceled for the remainder of the year due to COVID-19. Seattle School Board Director […]
Africatown Community Land Trust mobilizes to halt developer action at Keiro Center on 17th & Yesler.
Keiro Center – now closed is located 17th & Yesler Open letter from K. Wyking Garrett Dear Elected Officials and Stakeholders: I write now to express urgent concern and opposition to the current actions and proposed plans regarding the nursing home formerly known as Keiro Rehabilitation and Care Center (“Keiro Center”). In November of 2019, […]
Africatown rallies Black contractors around affordable housing development in the Central District.
We help families raise funds for their adoptions by telling their story to a larger audience then they could on their own and allowing people to donate and engage with each adoption. A huge part of that process is telling each family’s unique story in a compelling way. We wanted to give a family more than just a couple paragraphs to share their journey and why they are adopting, that’s why we work with each family to create a video that really dives deep into their life and heart behind adoption. Once a family’s video and online page is in place we then promote the family through our social media channels.
#TBT – 100 years ago Marcus Garvey sparked the Black Cross Nurses in Seattle who cared for us.
We help families raise funds for their adoptions by telling their story to a larger audience then they could on their own and allowing people to donate and engage with each adoption. A huge part of that process is telling each family’s unique story in a compelling way. We wanted to give a family more than just a couple paragraphs to share their journey and why they are adopting, that’s why we work with each family to create a video that really dives deep into their life and heart behind adoption. Once a family’s video and online page is in place we then promote the family through our social media channels.
More Good News: King County directs $2M to Africatown Plaza development.
We help families raise funds for their adoptions by telling their story to a larger audience then they could on their own and allowing people to donate and engage with each adoption. A huge part of that process is telling each family’s unique story in a compelling way. We wanted to give a family more than just a couple paragraphs to share their journey and why they are adopting, that’s why we work with each family to create a video that really dives deep into their life and heart behind adoption. Once a family’s video and online page is in place we then promote the family through our social media channels.