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Atlantic Street Center

Atlantic Street Center

Update the Family Resource Center’s outdated technology lab in Rainer Beach. Add Chromebooks and Jetpacks for mobile use and internet access for clients at home.

39000

40789

2019

2103 S Atlantic ST

3

98144

(47.589562, -122.304661)

-122.304661

47.589562

125891

Youth in Focus

Digital Literacy Through Photography

Offer two advanced-level digital photography classes for disadvantaged teens, providing training in photography skills and online content sharing.

7000

11540

2012

2100 24th AVE S

3

98144

(47.58408, -122.301654)

-122.301654

47.58408

123936

Digital Promise

Connecting Seattle

Expand Connecting Seattle - connecting low-income housing to new computers and internet access

Technology Literacy & Access

13000

26424

2000

1000 2nd AVE

7

98104

(47.605461, -122.335428)

-122.335428

47.605461

120056

Ballard NW Senior Center

Upgrade 8 Station Computer Lab to Increase Access

Upgrade the existing eight station computer lab and provide computer instruction to northwest area seniors. Offer job bank and volunteer training opportunities.

Technology Literacy & Access

6580

9429

2014

5429 32nd AVE NW

6

98107

(47.668378, -122.398334)

-122.398334

47.668378

124542

Ethiopian Community in Seattle

Technology Literacy and Access Matching Fund 2013

Add technology to the existing computer resource center and expand educational programming to provide internet based quality after-school, winter, spring and Summer camp programs for Ethiopian youth.

10000

17400

2013

8323 Rainier AVE S

2

98118

(47.528651, -122.269997)

-122.269997

47.528651

124249

Hamilton House Tallmadge

Enhanced Computer & Internet Access for Seniors

To expand programming by upgrading software and equipment and Internet access so that seniors who want to use the internet, e-mail and teleconferencing technology can stay in touch and develop new skills, relationships and conduct personal business.

Technology Literacy & Access

4305

5305

1998

5225 15th AVE NE

4

98105

(47.667114, -122.311926)

-122.311926

47.667114

Boys & Girls Clubs of King County

Technology Learning Center

Expand the North Seattle Technology Learning Center to accommodate 20 computers, projector and screen. Offer training to volunteers and staff to teach computer basics using the Club Tech curriculum.

10000

10000

2005

603 Stewart ST #300

7

98101

(47.613702, -122.336925)

-122.336925

47.613702

121824

YouthCare

YouthTech

Homeless and street youth will increase their employability skills and technology education through a computer training program. Upon completion, the youth will receive paid internships in the technology industry.

9500

78150

2007

2500 NE 54th ST

4

98105

(47.667988, -122.300617)

-122.300617

47.667988

122420

South Park Area Redevelopment Center

Multicultural English & Tech Ambassadors(META)

Connect South Seattle immigrant & refugee residents with local resources and civic engagement opportunities through an 18 week integrated English and technology course. Students will then use these skills to provide the larger community with a connection to interact with city government.

Civic Engagement

19200

28180

2014

8201 10th AVE S

1

98108

(47.529579, -122.32024)

-122.32024

47.529579

124542

Knowledge as Power

KapCitizen Seattle Outreach

Develop a training curriculum and conduct workshops to increase Internet literacy and use of KAPCitizen, an online civic engagement portal that helps residents track legislation and civic issues.

Civic Engagement

7500

15000

2010

1037 NE 65th ST

4

98115

(47.675826, -122.3161)

-122.3161

47.675826

123370

Ventures

Tech Workshops for Immigrant/Refugee entrepreneurs

Purchase equipment and provide technology literacy trainings for 165 low-income entrepreneurs in Spanish, English and East African languages.

13000

13327

2013

2100 24th AVE S

3

98144

(47.58408, -122.301654)

-122.301654

47.58408

124249

Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience

Building Tech Skills through Oral History

An audio oral history gathering lab will be developed to enable local Asian and Pacific Americans to preserve stories important to their heritage and legacy and to build technology awareness and skills.

8765

10540

2008

719 S King ST

2

98104

(47.598365, -122.323021)

-122.323021

47.598365

122746

Ethiopian Community in Seattle

Computer Literacy Program

This grant will enable program support and purchase of software to provide after-school tutoring and academic enrichment for children in K-12.

Technology Literacy & Access

7500

10600

2003

8323 Rainier AVE S

2

98118

(47.528651, -122.269997)

-122.269997

47.528651

Rainier Vista Leadership Team

Rainier Vista Technology & Resource Center

Expand access to Job Resource Center's Computer lab to surrounding neighborhoods of SE Seattle.

Technology Literacy & Access

21000

53760

2000

4410 29th AVE S

2

98108

(47.563126, -122.296243)

-122.296243

47.563126

120056

Jack Straw Foundation

Language and Technology for Underserved Youth

Youth with disabilities and English Language Learners will work with arts and technology professionals to gain hands-on experience and exposure to sound, multimedia, and other emerging technologies.

20429

40900

2019

4261 Roosevelt Way NE

4

98105

(47.659301, -122.317759)

-122.317759

47.659301

125891

Children's Home Society of Washington

Lake City Court Computer Lab Expansion Project

Upgrade the computer lab at SHA's Lake City Court family housing complex with assistive technology and language software to provide better support for limited English speakers and individuals with disabilities. Offer additional workshops to improve employment and education for low-income families.

18000

20164

2012

3200 NE 125th ST

5

98125

(47.719269, -122.293777)

-122.293777

47.719269

123936

WAPI Community Services

API Youth Voices

API Youth Voices. Young Asian and Pacific Islanders will learn media literacy skills and how to use audio and video technology to engage their peers in conversations about social justice and community development issues, such as gang culture and the immigrant and refugee experience.

9500

11107

2006

3722 S Hudson ST

2

98118

(47.557047, -122.285072)

-122.285072

47.557047

122154

Metropolitan Improvement District

Downtown Seattle Wi-Fi

To implement and market publicly-available, free wireless Internet access in Westlake Park. The project will include hardware installation and maintenance as well as enhancements of the project's web portal for Wi-Fi users.

2500

6176

2004

423 Stewart ST

7

98101

(47.612962, -122.337921)

-122.337921

47.612962

121461

Wallingford Community Senior Center

Upgrade & Program Development Project

Seniors and low-income residents will receive basic computing and Internet, Word, photography, computer maintenance and back-up, and other training with replacement of outdated computers and enhanced curricula.

12900

14849

2009

4649 Sunnyside AVE N

4

98103

(47.663831, -122.330171)

-122.330171

47.663831

123043

South Park Information and Resource Center

Aula Digital en Accion - ADA

Empower South Park non-English speaking residents to increase digital literacy skills to help them gain employment, access resources for immigration and citizenship in Spanish, navigate the Seattle Public Schools’ online system (The Source), and to utilize other vital online services.

38000

25000

2019

8201 10th AVE S

1

98108

(47.529579, -122.32024)

-122.32024

47.529579

125891

Kin On Health Care Center

Kin On SmartLab

Provide technology training classes and open lab hours in the Kin On SmartLab, a senior-friendly computer lab designed to enable Asian seniors aged 60+ to increase technology and health literacy, prevent social isolation and increase access to healthcare

20445

15725

2015

4416 S Brandon ST

2

98118

(47.553396, -122.278727)

-122.278727

47.553396

124812

Downtown Emergency Service Center

Technology Access & Literacy Enhancement

Upgrade computers at the Drop-in Center and Computer Lab serving homeless clients, and provide portable USB drives to clients enrolled in technology and job skills classes. Upgrade software to Microsoft Professional Plus so that clients can learn to use current workplace applications.

15000

21350

2011

515 3rd AVE

7

98104

(47.602248, -122.330976)

-122.330976

47.602248

123370

Technology Access Foundation

C3 Online

Develop a wide area network to provide technical support, registration, and group tasks as well as a virtual institute of classes to 15 computer labs supported by TAF which serve youth of color.

Technology Literacy & Access

15000

20943

1998

4436 Rainier AVE S

2

98118

(47.563063, -122.28793)

-122.28793

47.563063

119293

SODO Business Association

SODO Interactive Website

Create an interactive website linking the SODO Business District and their diverse stakeholders, including small and large businesses, lower wage part-time employees and swing shift workers, and providing the opportunity for the people who use and travel through the area to comment and give feedback.

Civic Engagement

4000

4325

2011

2732 3rd AVE S

2

98134

(47.579462, -122.329995)

-122.329995

47.579462

123370

New Horizons

Case Management Technology

Provide staff with laptops to help homeless and street involved youth to access employment, housing and educational opportunities. Develop a system for youth to check out the laptops and build their technology skills and empower them to leave the streets.

5800

32720

2010

2709 3rd AVE

7

98121

(47.61735, -122.349284)

-122.349284

47.61735

123370

Youth in Focus

Digital Photography on Location

Create a mobile digital photography lab to bring high quality photography classes to clients of the Cascade Peoples Center in South Lake Union and at-risk youth served by Friends of Children.

19200

20675

2010

2100 24th AVE S

3

98144

(47.58408, -122.301654)

-122.301654

47.58408

123370

Multimedia Resources and Training Institute

Equipment Upgrade for Mobile and Studio Multimedia

Upgrade outdated video and computer equipment to provide multimedia services, both in a state-of-the-art studio and at locations throughout Seattle. Use laptops as a mobile lab to bring training to other nonprofits that do not have their own computer labs.

40000

24980

2016

2301 S Jackson ST

3

98144

(47.599275, -122.300973)

-122.300973

47.599275

125122

Education for All

Digital Citizenship and Communication Project

Establish a computer lab for East Africans offering workshops in computer usage, productivity software, internet citizenship, digital self-sufficiency and youth engagement.

15000

95460

2017

9421 18th AVE SW

1

98106

(47.518105, -122.357851)

-122.357851

47.518105

125384

South Park Advisory Council - Associated Recreation Council

Recreation/Technical Computer Camps

Seven Seattle Parks and Recreation computer labs are partnering to provide a series of computer camps including instruction in Visual Basic, Web Design, and Digital Arts and to provide technical support and training opportunities for staff and volunteers.

Technology Literacy & Access

25000

25354

2002

8319 8th AVE S

1

98108

(47.528014, -122.322907)

-122.322907

47.528014

120886

Wallingford Community Senior Center

Increasing Public Access & Enhancing Services

To improve the capacity of the Center's existing computer lab so that it can be used more effectively with seniors or others with disabilities through purchasing adaptive equipment and expanding the lab's hours of operation.

Technology Literacy & Access

9249

9481

2001

4649 Sunnyside AVE N

4

98103

(47.663831, -122.330171)

-122.330171

47.663831

120438

South Park Advisory Council - Associated Recreation Council

South Park Computer Lab Upgrade 2000

Upgrade the South Park Computer Lab infrastructure to support internet access on all 10 computer stations. Aquire 4 new Pentium computers for the lab.

Technology Literacy & Access

5513

19160

1999

8319 8th AVE S

1

98108

(47.528014, -122.322907)

-122.322907

47.528014

119802

Children's Home Society of Washington

Lake City Court Computer Resources for All

Increase computer lab access, resident volunteer involvement and technology programming for youth and adults in a highly diverse, low income community. Partners in the project include Literacy Source, the YMCA and Full Life Care.

48580

63124

2016

3200 NE 125th ST

5

98125

(47.719269, -122.293777)

-122.293777

47.719269

125122

Ethiopian Community in Seattle

ECS Digital Equity Project

Upgrade the computer lab to provide the Ethiopian community with basic computer literacy classes for seniors and after-school computer science classes for youth. Share information on accessing free or low-cost Internet services.

9000

20640

2017

8323 Rainier AVE S

2

98118

(47.528651, -122.269997)

-122.269997

47.528651

125384

Neighborhood House

Rainier Vista Technology Center

Provide 10 computers, serving residents ages 3-93. Offer activities specifically designed to meet the needs of the low-income residents in Rainier Vista, including children, adults, limited-English proficient adults, seniors and people with disabilities

6180

8100

2005

905 Spruce ST

3

98104

(47.602703, -122.322117)

-122.322117

47.602703

121824

East African Community Services

East African Community ICT Learning Center

Establish a computer lab at the Youth Building in the New Holly Campus to offer robotics and college and career readiness programs to youth of color in Southeast Seattle.

19399

27400

2015

7050 32nd AVE

6

98118

(47.539457, -122.290932)

-122.290932

47.539457

124812

Helping Link

Mobile Computer and iPad Literacy Lab

Upgrade the aging computer lab in Little Saigon serving the Vietnamese community. Build staff capacity to provide a mobile lab, offering classes in partnership with two affordable housing developers, the Interim Community Development Association and Low Income Housing Institute.

43416

30216

2018

1032 S Jackson ST

7

98104

(47.599204, -122.318161)

-122.318161

47.599204

125654

Westwood Heights Technology Center

Improving Self Sufficiency

Upgrade the technology center with hardware and software to provide low income seniors and residents with disabilities instruction in basic computers, accessing online health resources, Internet safety and job readiness.

19800

7998

2010

9455 27th AVE SW

1

98126

(47.51799, -122.36729)

-122.36729

47.51799

123370

Powerful Voices

ActiveVistas

Provide a 12-week employment program to prepare 13 low-income girls of color, ages 14 to 18, to utilize technology as a civic engagement tool. Participants work with mentors to develop multimedia presentations on social justice topics impacting their lives and neighborhoods and present them at the Girlvolution Conference.

8277

9400

2013

1620 18th AVE

3

98122

(47.615869, -122.308845)

-122.308845

47.615869

124249

Jubilee Women’s Center

Empowering Women through Digital Inclusion

Expand their Education Center training to help low-income and homeless women gain vital skills necessary to achieving economic self-sufficiency.

17000

69000

2012

620 18th AVE E

3

98112

(47.624603, -122.308686)

-122.308686

47.624603

123936

North Seattle Family Center

Cyber Learning Center

An aging computer lab will be upgraded to provide low-income and limited English speakers with job readiness, ESL, life skills, and computer skills training through one-on-one technology tutoring and/or small group instruction.

10800

21400

2009

2611 NE 125th ST

5

98125

(47.719305, -122.299367)

-122.299367

47.719305

123043

Vietnamese Friendship Association

Resource Technology Center

Create a Youth Leadership Council where 10 low-income, Vietnamese immigrant and refugee youth will use technology and digital media, develop leadership skills, and engage the Vietnamese community through community service.

15000

41920

2011

3829 S Edmunds ST

2

98118

(47.558665, -122.284016)

-122.284016

47.558665

123370

East African Art and Culture Association

Multimedia Resources & Training Institute

Outdated computers will be replaced and multimedia design software purchased to provide youth and families in Central and South Seattle with training in graphic design, video production, and DVD development.

18000

25185

2009

2301 S Jackson ST

3

98144

(47.599275, -122.300973)

-122.300973

47.599275

123043

South East Effective Development

Technology Builds Community

Implement a computer center at the Dakota Family Apartments in Southeast Seattle. Provide 10 computers for resident use, offering assisted lab time and computer training for 500 low-income seniors, adults, and children.

18269

14240

2018

3642 33rd AVE S

2

98144

(47.570583, -122.291051)

-122.291051

47.570583

125654

Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle

Summer University for African American Students

Provide a 6-week Summer University program serving 60 at-risk African American middle and high school students. Provide academic enrichment and skill-building through a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) curriculum on a college campus.

40000

82131

2016

105 14th AVE

2

98122

(47.601859, -122.314157)

-122.314157

47.601859

125122

Asian Counseling and Referral Service

Retail Technology Class

Provide a Retail Technology Class to persons with mental illness. Twenty students will learn iPad Point-of-Sale (POS) systems, computerized cash registers, inventory management, and sales reporting. Students will practice their newly acquired retail skills.

19987

28147

2013

3639 Martin Luther King Jr WAY S

2

98144

(47.571682, -122.297021)

-122.297021

47.571682

124249

Full Life Care

Elderhealth NW & Jefferson Terrace Access Project

Provide caregivers of elderly and disabled family members access to the Internet to locate resources, to use computer technology for cognitive retraining and personal development, and provide basic computer training to public housing residents.

Technology Literacy & Access

7000

14698

2002

800 Jefferson ST

3

98104

(47.604499, -122.32495)

-122.32495

47.604499

120886

Center Park Residence Council

Accessible Computer Center of Seattle

Create an adapted technology computer learning center at the Center Park residence providing access for people with a wide range of disabilities and to the community. This is a joint project with the Seattle Housing Authority

Technology Literacy & Access

30000

100000

1998

2121 26th AVE S

3

98144

(47.584483, -122.299021)

-122.299021

47.584483

SOAR

King County Youth Development Network

Improve and expand the King County Youth Development Network website, an online resource for youth development workers. Leverage use of PugetSoundOff.org.

Civic Engagement

12200

34085

2011

801 23rd AVE S

3

98144

(47.595417, -122.302226)

-122.302226

47.595417

123370

Refugee Women’s Alliance

ReWA Computer Access Project

Immigrant and refugee families in South Seattle will gain access to computers and attend training in English as a Second Language (ESL), basic computer literacy and job readiness.

14500

15000

2007

4008 Martin Luther King Jr WAY

2

98108

(47.567848, -122.296805)

-122.296805

47.567848

122420

Summit K-12

Summit CTC

To turn a K-12 Information Resource Center into a Community Technology center by increasing hours three days a week, teaching community classes, and offering open lab time.

Technology Literacy & Access

25000

26745

2002

11051 34th AVE NE

5

98125

(47.708835, -122.292101)

-122.292101

47.708835

120886