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Washington State Employment Security Department
Phone (Local Office, Oak Harbor): 360-675-5966
Email: info@NWC-Connect.org
The Washington State Employment Security Department (ESD) serves as a vital resource for both job seekers and employers, offering a range of services designed to facilitate employment and economic stability. The department administers unemployment benefits, helps individuals find jobs through various programs, and provides employers with resources for workforce development. It also collects and disseminates labor market statistics to provide a comprehensive view of the state's economic conditions. Through these services, the ESD aims to bolster the Washington State economy by reducing unemployment and enhancing workforce skills.
GOOSEFOOT Workshops
Phone: 360-321-4145
Email: info@goosefoot.org
Goosefoot is a community-focused organization that offers a variety of educational programs and workshops aimed at promoting sustainable development, community building, small business marketing and economic growth. The workshops are designed to empower individuals and local businesses. By providing these resources, Goosefoot Workshops aims to cultivate a thriving, resilient community where everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute meaningfully to their environment.
IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service
The IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service is an independent organization within the Internal Revenue Service that assists taxpayers in resolving issues with the IRS. The service acts as a liaison between the taxpayer and the IRS, helping to navigate complex tax issues, delays, and disputes that have not been resolved through normal channels. By providing free, confidential assistance, the Taxpayer Advocate Service aims to ensure that taxpayers are treated fairly and understand their rights and obligations under the tax code.
Small Business Association Disaster Assistance
The Small Business Association (SBA) offers disaster assistance in the form of low-interest loans to businesses, homeowners, and renters affected by declared disasters. The aim is to provide the necessary financial support to sustain and rebuild affected businesses and communities. These loans can be used to repair or replace damaged or destroyed real estate, machinery, equipment, inventory, and other business assets. By providing this crucial financial aid, the SBA helps ensure the long-term survival and recovery of businesses and communities struck by unforeseen disasters.
Artist Trust Relief Fund
Phone: 206-467-8734
Email: info@artisttrust.org
The Artist Trust Relief Fund is designed to provide financial support to artists facing economic hardship due to emergencies or unexpected events, including pandemics and natural disasters. This fund aims to distribute grants to struggling artists, helping them to cover basic living expenses such as food, housing, and medical care. By offering this safety net, the Artist Trust Relief Fund helps ensure that artists can continue their creative work, despite facing financial difficulties.
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