West Seattle Chamber of Commerce wins $5,000 city grant

We took that photo Tuesday at the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce‘s offices, as the chamber hosted its first “Lunch with LEOs (Local Elected Officials),” a brown-bag chat with special guest City Councilmember Tom Rasmussen. Today there’s big news for the WS Chamber — the mayor’s office has just announced it’s one of 22 business associations in the city that will officially receive city grants to “be used for a variety of projects designed to help small businesses in the neighborhoods thrive, such as district promotion and physical improvement and enhancement projects.” WS C of C CEO Patti Mullen (left foreground in photo above) tells WSB the $5,000 grant will be used for a program to promote “sustainable tourism,” adding, “We’re very excited!” The grant recipient list also includes the White Center Community Development Association; the grants will be officially presented at an event in Columbia City tomorrow morning.

1 Reply to "West Seattle Chamber of Commerce wins $5,000 city grant"

  • Dis May 21, 2009 (7:30 am)

    Maybe now they can start working on the park in the Junction! Why haven’t the businesses in the Junction taken up a donation sooner to get that park in shape?

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