What a year! Over 60 Black and Indigenous artists have exhibited and performed at Wa Na Wari. We’ve provided over 10,000 community meals. We graduated our first cohort from the Seattle Black Spatial Histories Institute! We cake danced and walked the block with you. We are almost five years old. Half a decade! This has all happened because of you, of course. Help us continue to build spaces of belonging.
Donations to Wa Na Wari are tax deductible through our 501c3 Fiscal Sponsor, the Northwest Film Forum.
Are you a Love Offering Super Hero?
We are looking for donations for our community meals program to meet an increasing demand for meals. Donate here to help feed our community with culturally relevant meals prepared by Black and Indigenous chefs. Include a note with your donation that you’d like to support Love Offering.
Ways to Give:
If you would like to join our monthly Mortgage Club, making an automatic contribution each month, you simply select "Make This a Monthly Donation" once you're in the donation portal.
We also encourage contributions to specific areas of our programming.
The Seattle Black Spatial Histories Institute has expanded its scope and cohort size and encourages anyone with a love for community history to make a donation to this program.
Our homeowner organizing, CACE21, is building collective power with Black homeowners to find creative solutions for anchoring Black ownership. Contributions to CACE21 support direct, grassroots, anti-displacement organizing.
Our Love Offering community meals program pays Black and Indigenous chefs to prepare culturally relevant meals that we make available to the community, free of cost, three days a week.
Simply include a note with your contribution if you’d like to support a specific program. Thank you!
If you prefer to send Wa Na Wari a tax-deductible donation in the mail, you can send a check to Christopher Day, Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 and add a note on the check that your donation is for Wa Na Wari.
