The Black Print Collective is committed to empowering low- to moderate-income African Americans in the City of Kent by fostering business development, providing educational opportunities, and advocating for equity and inclusion.
Our Vision is rooted in a deep desire for a future where collaboration flourishes, enabling the upliftment of low- to moderate-income individuals within the African American community and the strengthening of black-owned businesses in Kent.
To serve as a unifying force for Kent’s African American community, bringing together neighbors, local leaders, and resources to break down barriers, spark collaboration, and cultivate lasting opportunities. By amplifying voices, sharing knowledge, and building bridges, we exist to ensure every member of our community has the support and connections needed to flourish.
Restore Assemble Produce Youth stands at the forefront of a transformative movement dedicated to empowering and enriching our community’s most vulnerable members. With a unique focus on developmental and intellectual disabilities, we offer a haven of hope and progress for BIPOC and underserved
Kent Black Action Commission was born out of a need to have a forum for the African American Community to come together on issues that affect our community. Whether that need concerns education, community resources, the job market, politics, health, or social
Glover Empower Mentoring (GEM) is a community-based nonprofit organization that offers mentoring and case management services to youth and young adults throughout King and Pierce Counties, by working together with state and local governments and municipalities, and other various community-based organizations. GEM
