This podcast is the first of a series of Black History Month Reflections with local black and brown professionals in and around Tacoma. We're bringing conversations that we often have in private, out in the public. Be a fly on the wall as Dave chats with these great individuals as we wrap up Black History Month 2021.

Black Lives Matter

On Giving Tuesday, we are reminded of what it takes to make a healthy community, and we do our best at Abode to embody that. With the help of the Windermere Foundation, we have been able to support and give to the Women of Color Collective, Emergency Food Network, Food Backpacks for Kids, and Next Chapter.

Whether you’re shopping for the holidays or any time really - consider shopping local at your favorite small businesses! By shopping with your locally owned small shops, more of your money is kept in our local economy which keeps local jobs available, helps the environment (less fuel and packaging!) and encourages entrepreneurship. This can have a BIG impact for some of our small biz owners.To give you a jumpstart on Small Business Saturday, the Abodies compiled a list of some of their favorite local stores and service providers. Follow the links for more info:

Melo Hogan's 6th Annual Community Dinner Kits

If you’ve been wanting to help, but aren’t sure how, we’re here to help give you a few ideas. Even the smallest amount of help right now can make a difference to someone who really needs it right now.

At Windermere Abode, we reflect and celebrate Dr. King’s legacy every day, by creating a safe space for brokers to learn about systemic issues impacting communities of color in Tacoma, Pierce County, and nationwide.We are driven to create greater equity in our industry and broader access to homeownership and appreciate your support.

Whether you’re shopping for the holidays or any time really - consider shopping local at your favorite small businesses! By shopping with your locally owned small shops, more of your money is kept in our local economy which keeps local jobs available, helps the environment (less fuel and packaging!) and encourages entrepreneurship. This can have a BIG impact for some of our small biz owners.To give you a jumpstart on Small Business Saturday, the Abodies compiled a list of some of their favorite local stores and service providers. Follow the links for more info:

Melo Hogan Thanksgiving Dinner Kits help serve Tacoma area families in need during this holiday season.

This year for Community Service Day, the Abode crew is volunteering their time to help Step By Step with some yard maintenance!

All about Monkeyshines in Tacoma - the history and where to find one.

For 12 days throughout the rest of December, we hope to inspire you to give back to the companies listed below in our community.

We’re wrapping up the end of 2018 with 18 events that are happening in your neighborhood and beyond + 1 event that will jump start your 2019 . Grab your ice skates, bundle up and get ready to end the year with plenty of fun times! You can also find more events happening by clicking your events tab in Facebook to see more events along the right hand side of the “choose date” section and finding your location.

Featuring 30+ Local Shops for Everyone on Your List!Whether you’re shopping for the holidays or any time really - consider shopping local at your favorite small businesses! By shopping with your locally owned small shops, more of your money is kept in our local economy which creates more local jobs, helps the environment (less fuel and packaging!) and encourages entrepreneurship.To give you a jumpstart on Small Business Saturday, the Abode crew compiled a list of some of their favorite gifts & shops around town.

Let's support Pierce County families in need!

Events happening around Tacoma and surrounding areas this November and December 2018.

Going Trick or Treating in Tacoma,surrounding areas or cities, but not sure where to go? Let us help you out this year! There are many places to go get a bag full of sweets around and outside of town - whether you're trying to stay warm and dry or are prepared for the wind and rain.