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03/12/2022
Adventure Race FAQs
Beyond the Backyard is back! This adventure race, set for Saturday, May 21, 2022, is part scavenger hunt, part double-dog-dare and full of deep belly laughs. All your burning event questions are answered here.
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03/09/2022
Sine Die, 2022
It’s Sine Die, the adjournment day of the 2022 Washington legislative session, and looking back at our 2022 legislative priorities, there's a lot to celebrate.
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02/09/2022
Stephanie’s Birthday Builds
Stephanie began volunteering with Tacoma Habitat when she was a student at the University of Puget Sound more than a decade ago and continues to volunteer. We recently caught up with her to talk about…
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01/13/2022
Master Builders Pierce Co House
The Master Builders Association of Pierce County have sponsored a home in our new development in the Fern Hill district of Tacoma. Meet the homeowners, Kevin and Chansorya and learn a bit of their story.
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01/04/2022
Cost of Home Conversation
Join Tacoma Habitat and host Jason Gauthier for a Cost of Home Conversation with Pierce County Council Members Ryan Mello and Hans Zeiger, recorded on Wednesday, January 5, 2022.
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12/28/2021
2021 Advocacy Review
A look back on what was accomplished in the advocacy arena in 2021, starting with the virtual legislative session, looking at Home in Tacoma, and how the American Rescue Plan Act funding impacted our communities.
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12/19/2021
2022 Legislative Priorities
The Washington legislature begins their 2022 short session on January 10th. Coming off three very successful years in Olympia, Tacoma Habitat looks forward to our work in 2022 to advance a bold agenda in support…
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12/19/2021
Inslee’s Housing Investment
Last week, from a Habitat for Humanity build site in King County, Governor Inslee announced his budget’s proposed $800 million budget investments in housing and homelessness.
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11/29/2021
Pierce County Budget
The Pierce County Council wrapped up its 2022-23 budget last week. As part of it’s $200 million investment in housing and homelessness services the County allocated $65 million of its American Rescue Plan Act funding…
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