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1519 Commercial Ave, Anacortes, WA 98221. View Profile. Visit Website. Cornerstone Home Lending, a Division of Cornerstone Capital Bank, SSB. Member FDIC. Company NMLS #2258. Chamber Member. 3119 Commercial Ave, Anacortes WA 98221. View Profile.

Locally Owned. Kirkland is home to a number of small businesses that are locally owned, that source materials and goods locally, and that sell locally made products. Local businesses are at the heart of Kirkland’s unique community. It is vital to their survival and to Kirkland’s small city culture that residents and visitors support and ...

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Although supporting Black-owned businesses is a year-round necessity, historian John William Templeton and engineer Frederick E. Jordan Sr. founded National Black Business Month in August 2004. The purpose of the specific month is to expand the support of, and spotlight Black-owned businesses across the country. Find Peer Support

Support Woman-Owned Farms & Food Businesses. We have our own icon for the wonder women of local farming. These women grow, raise, harvest, and make the food that sustains us, our families, and our communities right here in Washington State. Search the WA Food & Farm Finder for Woman-Owned farms and food businesses near you.

Go Indie helps you discover and support independent businesses near you. Whether you want to dine, design, or unwind, you can find local options for all your needs.

Asian and Pacific Islander Seattleites have left an indelible mark on our city, from notable historic activists like Bob Santos to Wing Luke, the first non-white member of the Seattle City Council, to folks shaping the city today—many in the form of community-centric local businesses that prioritize sustainability, artistry, and, of course, Seattle.

Our Commitment to Supporting Black Business. While we have all been impacted by the effects of COVID-19, small Black-owned businesses have been among those hit hardest. From transforming into the digital space for easier access to services to becoming economic first responders providing food and necessary resources to those in need, local small ...

There are a variety of resources, programs, funding opportunities, and support you can find local to the PNW. Below are a few free and low-cost resources available to you now: Free One-on-One Business Coaching - Get paired with an AASBC Certified Business Coach for free. Business coaching sessions can be held in-person, over the phone, or via ...