Ventures is in a great position to expand its impact on low-income communities in the Puget Sound region and across the state in 2018. We have an engaged staff and board, effective programs, lean systems, and we are in a stronger financial position than ever before....
[cmsms_row][cmsms_column data_width="1/1"][cmsms_text] Yesterday, scores of Ventures team members – including staff, board, retail employees, and training course instructors—gathered with their families to celebrate 2017’s accomplishments and look ahead to a bright...
On Thursday, December 7, Ventures clients, staff, community partners, and elected officials came together to launch the next phase of one of our most unique and exciting projects. After the recent renovation of Ventures Marketplace, our retail store and business...
We've had a busy quarter - from completing our impact report, graduating more than 50 Business Basics participants, and adding a number of new board members. The newest additions to our board each bring a diverse set of skills and experiences, which will help guide...
“I have the responsibility to do something different.” As an orphan, Iris Ruiz never felt like she was truly a part of a family. Growing up, Iris moved around a lot living with various family members in Oregon and California, and eventually moved back to El Salvador...
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Ventures invited Metro Transit planner Penny Lara to write about the intersectionality of poverty and transportation.