The fund will continue to advance equity through community-led projects over the next five years SEATTLE — The Port of Seattle Commission authorized $14 million yesterday for the second iteration of its successful South King County Community Impact Fund (SKCCIF) program over the next five years. Initially authorized in 2019, the SKCCIF supports projects in […]
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