Community Services/Non-Profits in Tacoma, WA
26 locations found near Tacoma
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606 Fawcett Ave, Tacoma
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“Perfect place for any bride Staff are super friendly, welcoming and helpful.Dress selection is amazing, I couldn’t choose which one I want for my wedding dress.Prices are absolutely great and lots of budget friendly options.Place is super clean, organized and well maintained. My only recommendation is having carpet in the rooms especially for cold days.Location is great and parking is easy.Great business idea to avoid dresses waste and support other businesses.5 star. Thank you for helping me find my dress!”
Community Services Non Profits
“I love the community, and really wish my life wasn’t so chaotic; I would love to continue my journey with other classes and immersions. I did complete the 100 hr training and would love to continue in more education. Love you all, thanks for All your extra efforts Michele and Derric, blessingsSincerely,Kevin”
9AM - 12PM 1 - 4PM
5717 S Tyler St, Tacoma
Community Services Non Profits
“The entire staff that I’ve had the opportunity to interact with has been very polite, helpful and professional. Working with AMVETS, in particular my VSO representative Victoria Burgess, has been a great experience. I would recommend this organization to any service member or veteran who needs assistance with the VA.”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
2401 S 35th St #200, Tacoma
Community Services Non Profits
“I needed help with a passport renewal question, and Liu from the department of licensing, talked me through by phone how to fill out the application properly. She is kind and patient. So very grateful for her service!”
Community Services Non Profits
“The food bank is open every weekday, except for Wednesday from 10am-3pm, closed for lunch from 10:30-noon, I believe, and always has a good assortment of yummy nums to offer... never the same, but always enough to tide us over for a few days to a week even, sometimes. I haven't stayed in the shelter part of SA, but I know people who have, most of the scuttlebutt was good...as per anything else that they offer, I assume it is as fine a quality as what I have already seen there. A place that honors and appreciates the community they're in, doing a great job of giving back to help those in need of any variety of services and/or items. A helpful, friendly, knowledgeable staff. Volunteers are often in evidence and are very helpful and personable as well.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Wonderful folks here! Great prices for good quality equipment! My partner needed a knee scooter and they had it ready to try the minute we walked through the door. It was a seamless process and we were in and out in just a few minutes. The scooter is exactly what my partner needed! We are so thankful for MHSS!”
Community Services Non Profits
“Living in Tacoma, this tool library is a hidden gem, especially for those tackling projects in the charm-filled houses from the 1900s. During COVID, it became our lifeline for refinishing original hardwood floors. While a website may be missing in 2023, their social media and linktree make connecting a breeze. The affordability of tools combined with the community spirit makes this resource truly awesome, contributing to the enhancement of our neighborhoods. Highly recommended for DIY enthusiasts!”
Community Services Non Profits
“Great service but when I actually get approved my case manager stops replying so it’s been 2 months already I’ve been waiting for a response or a new appointment with someone else”
Community Services Non Profits
“I went for a pre-op procedure and the staff, technician and Dr. Were very compassionate. She explained everything they were doing and made me feel at ease. My surgeon said they did a great job and was able to preform the surgery well! Thank you!”
Community Services Non Profits
“We found the price for almost stuffs such as clothes, accessories, pet bed, small table with affordable prices. However the used items seem pretty worn out That is why we have donated here instead of another popular organization which also got donated items but selling with the price of new item /or unreasonable price. This will contribute a small part to the varieties of items to this store.. We are sure to think about donating some money as well.”
8:30AM - 4:30PM
1501 Pacific Ave # 400, Tacoma
Community Services Non Profits
“The people at this number have been patient and helpful. When they referred me to Pierce County Rent Assistance, those people are unreachable by phone, in person or email. That program has done more harm than good for me. I am grateful to 211. But the programs they partner with need to give 211 more information, and not pass the buck, because then you have Human Services telling people to call 211, who tells people to call Human Services, and around and around.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Tacoma, WA has an ugly stain in its history. Fueled by an economic depression in the late 1800s that depleted the job market, the unemployed and frustrated workers blamed the Chinese immigrants. The Chinese became targets of violent rallies and riots. The local leaders and lawmen were happy to oblige with these scapegoat antics, creating and enforcing laws that limited the rights of the Chinese. On Oct 3, 1885, a mandate was created demanding the Chinese leave Tacoma by the first of November. In fear of their lives, many Chinese left, but more than 200 chose to stay. On November 3, 1885, an organized mob of armed men, led by the mayor of Tacoma, forcibly evicted the remaining Chinese from the city. They were marched eight miles to the Lake View train station where the Chinese waited all night in the rain without shelter. The next morning, armed guards loaded them onto trains bound for Portland. While indictments were filed against 27 men including the mayor, they were overturned, reinstated, and overturned again in 1886. None were ever held accountable.The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation (CRPF) was founded in 1994 to provide a historical memory and healing of this tragic expulsion of the Chinese people from Tacoma. This park is a result of their efforts. Located by Commencement Bay, the park is a work in progress though funding remains limited. The map of the park at the entrance identify multiple markings for future features. At the moment, the pavilion is the most prominent structure at the park. It is named the Fuzhou Ting, a gift from Tacoma's sister city of Fuzhou, China. The word Ting means pavilion. The white color bridge is called the String of Pearls Bridge. Several stone carvings express "Path of Expulsion". Multiple signages explain the history and purpose of this park. I have high hopes that this park will be fully completed and well maintained in the future years. This history needs to be remembered to prevent future tragedies. It clearly wasn't learned yet when the Japanese were rounded up. The influx of immigrants will continue in this country, and we need to protect their rights. As is, there was vandalism leaving burnt markings in the mouth of one of the foo dogs, while the other foo dog has overgrown brush covering it that has not been properly trimmed. The site is beautiful and makes for a short or slow walk, depending on how many signs you read. Benches and boulders that face the water provide great picnic spots. Parking was plentiful. You can also park along Ruston Way.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Bartender hand pours drinks, Has a cook on duty, Soul Food & BBQ, Night club after closing hours. DJ. playing a variety of music, A Grown an Sexy crowd. No cover charge Dancing Smoking Outside. b”
Community Services Non Profits
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Community Services Non Profits
“Amvets processed my Disability upgrade and got me 60% at NO Cost to me. It's a shame and aDisgrace that some agencies charge a Veteran for processing any kind of Disability Upgrade. Especially when they Defend this Country, United States ?? of America! AMVETS is a Non-profit, but I became a member of Amvets Post #1 Tacoma Washington in 1996!this Great country, The United States ?? of America!”
8:30AM - 3:30PM
1314 S L St, Tacoma
Community Services Non Profits
“Mr Liam was a blessing for my kids and I. I wouldn't have been able to have a beautiful home for us if it wasn't for him and his help and the help of the outreach center. Just amazing.please if anyone needs help please reach out and ask for Mr Liam”
Community Services Non Profits
“I am thankful to this center on behalf of my son. He is so much happier now because the center provides a safe and supportive environment to meet up and make friends, to learn some adulting skills, to have fun outings, and to advise on needed services. They have meet-ups for the middle school kids and young adults several times a week, and they also do outdoor activities together. We are new to the area, and I am grateful to have find out this center. My son's general life outlook is so much more optimistic because he found this incredible support group. Thank you for everything you do in the community!”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“The Discovery Shop has alway been my favorite place to shop. Since I moved away my visits are less frequent but I ALWAYS gravitate to this unique and much appreciated shopping experience!”
5AM - 9:30PM
1002 S Pearl St, Tacoma
Community Services Non Profits
“a great place! it's not bad, some staff can be rude but its a really good place, the locker rooms might have small tiny moths but they don't appear much, the staff at the Y camps are very funny and helpful (except for some CITS) it's not the best signing up for anything because you might arrive late on the list, i recommend going to summer camp and winter camp, the best camp I ever went to! very great and nice building, very nice staff, good vending machine food, great service, and gym.”
Community Services Non Profits
“My experience with Care Net has been nothing but positive. My husband and I took childbirth classes with Judy and she was very knowledgeable and reassuring. We feel very confident and knowledgeable for my upcoming delivery.Care Net is supportive and full of positivity. I feel grateful to be able to use this resource and take classes with them.”
Community Services Non Profits
“As a volunteer shopper, I can offer nothing but high praise for the hard working staff and other volunteers. They are dedicated, empathic and mission focused. The clients we serve are incredibly appreciative of all we do and most come away incredibly thankful that we are there for them. If you are in need as a client or want to volunteer, this is the place for you.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Never could of imagined these people/this family would make such a positive impact in my life and most of all my kiddos life!!! He loves it so much!!! Thank you multi cultural!!!! Every kid has a bong with each teacher and every teacher with each kid! They take time for every single kid for every situation! Every issue I have I know I can go to them for advice and I do all the time! Just an amazing staff! It’s not a staff it’s a family! A huge family I can’t imagine my kid going anywhere else. I moved out of the school district and I drive my kid all the way there just to be at this daycare!!!”
Community Services Non Profits
“Amazing experience. The staff does so much to show that they care about the community. The Executive Director is an amazing woman who devotes her life to being a pillar in the city.”
Community Services Non Profits
“Great value, love the color tag sales! Who doesn't like 75% off. Staff was kind and helpful. They even called the other stores to find out if an item was still there.”
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