OUr History
Southwest Washington Communities United for Change was created by Comm"UNITY" for Comm"UNITY" as the first (c)4 grassroots organization led by BIPOC and marginalized folks in SW WA. The Voice of our BIPOC Community and Social Justice is centered in our organization . We work "By Comm"UNITY" ; For Comm"UNITY"
Meet Our staff
Alyce Noble - She/Her/Hers
Alyce Noble was born in Vancouver WA. She has a background in community volunteer work and social justice, starting at a very early age. Alyce spent most of her time before co-founding SWCUC, volunteering for The Noble Foundation. Her mother, Ophelia Noble, was a huge part of her introduction into community and social justice work. Alyce
Alyce Noble was born in Vancouver WA. She has a background in community volunteer work and social justice, starting at a very early age. Alyce spent most of her time before co-founding SWCUC, volunteering for The Noble Foundation. Her mother, Ophelia Noble, was a huge part of her introduction into community and social justice work. Alyce is currently the organization's Outreach/Organizing Specialist
Organizational Partners
The Noble Foundation
SWCUC has the most amazing organizational/Fiscal sponsorship relationship with The Noble Foundation. TNF has been integral to the establishment of SWCUC. They have provided seed grants to get the organization started and have provided Grant writing services, full fiscal sponsorship on all fronts, and so much more! We would not be where we are today without our (c)3 partner.
Please check them out on Facebook and show your support @ The Noble Foundation; Or reach out to them at info@thenoblefoundation.org
(Ophelia Noble pictured to the left, Executive Director of The Noble Foundation)