“Access is based on proximity”
The Archetype Foundation is a new non-profit organization started in 2024 based in Washington State, serving the Pierce County area. Our mission is to address key societal issues, focusing on youth violence prevention, emergency financial assistance for families, food programs for needy families and the homeless, events and education for minority women. Through innovative programs, community engagement, and strategic partnerships, we aim to create a positive impact on the lives of the most vulnerable populations in our community. We actively engage in activism against crime, advocating for safer neighborhoods and social justice. Through these initiatives, the Archetype Foundation uplifts and strengthens the community, promoting equality, education, and security for all. We understand access is based on proximity, so we are always close to where the community needs us most.
Objectives:
Distribute food to 300 needy families and homeless individuals monthly.
Organize and host events and educational programs for 800 minority women annually.
Build a community center with free services, providing education, soft and hard skills.
Fireworks for Juneteenth!!
In Washington state we are asking local and state governments, tribal and firework companies to consider selling fireworks specifically intended for Juneteenth celebrations. The addition of fireworks to our Juneteenth festivities symbolizes not just our freedom, but the vibrant spirit of our community as well.
Be apart of the beginning of something BIG.
Our programs and services are funded and made possible by members of our community like you. Being a new non profit organization, our goal for this year is to raise $20,000 in cash and donations. These funds will help with food, mentorship, and emergency aid for friends and families in your community.
PARTNERS
Coffee And Conversations
Coffee And Conversations is a free bespoke event created to bring together members of the community to network and discuss a wide range of topics. From mental health to at risk youth, you can attend to find new ways to get involved. Stop by for some coffee, conversation and find out what is going on in your city.
Well Connected Women
Women in Connection is a gathering that celebrates the power of women coming together. This event is all about fostering connections, sharing stories, and empowering each other. Whether you are a professional, entrepreneur, or simply looking to connect with like-minded women, this event is for you. Come ready to network, learn, and be inspired by our incredible lineup of speakers. Keep checking back for the next event.
21%
In the U.S., women own 42% of all businesses. 50% are owned by women of color, with African-American women making up 21% of this group.
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1 out of every 11 individuals grapples with hunger, while 1 out of every 8 children faces the same challenge requiring an additional $468,219,000 to feed annually.
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Black students are 2.2 times as likely to receive a referral to law enforcement or be subject to a school-related arrest as white students.