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/PRNewswire/ -- Mariners Care, the Seattle Mariners nonprofit foundation, today announced the awarding of three new Community Impact Grants to organizations...
Seattle Mariners to hand out $65,000 in racial equity grants (AP Photo/Stephen Brashear) The charitable arm of the Seattle Mariners has announced $65,000 dollars in awards to three separate groups, in its bid to further the cause of racial equity. The team will be distributing $20,000 to Seattle-based You Grow Girl!, which provides “mental and behavioral health services to female-identifying youth and families from BIPOC communities.” Another $20,000 will be given to the King County Play Equity Coalition, addressing “lack of access and resources for all youth” through a collaboration ...
How long will Seattle police provide traffic control at Mariners games? Seattle police outside the stadiums in the city's SoDo neighborhood. (MyNorthwest photo) Welcome to the Mariners Opening Day edition of Chokepoints. Seattle police officers will be back directing traffic in and out of tonight’s Mariners game at T-Mobile Park, but they might not be doing that job for much longer. This is the intersection of Seattle police reforms and unexpected real-world applications. Seattle wants to move the parking enforcement division under a new civilian umbrella. That would mean that parking enfor...
Seattle Mariners to begin virtual community tour for annual offseason outreach Ben Arthur, Seattle P-I The Seattle Mariners announced this week that their annual plans for offseason outreach will be expanded and entirely virtual this year. According to a press release, the club’s virtual community tour will include “live online sessions with Mariners players and broadcasters taking questions from fans and visits with patients and staff at hospitals around the region.” Fans will have access to the events through the Mariners’ YouTube channel, with the ability to submit ...
Share Mariners to connect with fans around the region with virtual community tour Online events begin January 19 with Q&A for fans in Northwest Washington and British Columbia featuring Braden Bishop, Ty France & Rick Rizzs January 12th, 2021 share-square-1625181 The Seattle Mariners annual offseason outreach to fans around the Northwest has gone virtual this year, and the effort has been expanded to include events and activities throughout the entire year. The 2021 Mariners Care “Virtual” Community Tour, presented by ROOT SPORTS, will include live online sessions with Mariners players a...