Chuckals cares about our community and the agencies that help us all make our community great!  Please take the time to view and learn about the agencies that help us everyday.

We support the following agencies. We hope you will join us in that support.  Thank You!

With Chuckals support, Tacoma Art Museum was able to provide sketch pads to visitors of all ages to record their thoughts and emotions after being inspired in their galleries.

To show their appreciation to the donations provided by Chuckals, Tacoma Art Museum wanted to share a few sketches of their visitors personal creativity.

Since 1888, The Humane Soceity for Tacoma and Pierce County has been at the for front of animal welfare, sheltering and finding homes for abandoned, lost or unwanted animals and reuniting lost pets with their owners. A local non-profit, The Human Society also operated as an "open admission" organization, meaning it shelters every pet that comes through its doors and works to find homes for pets, rather than needlessly ending their lives. For more information about The Humane Society, visit www.thehumanesociety.org or call (253)284-5844.

Tacoma Goodwill changes lives and communities by helping people with disabilities or disadvantage go to work.
Donations of reusable clothing, books, furniture and household items are sold at value prices in Goodwill retail stores. These revenues fun programs that educate, train and employ people with disabilities, or people who have other social and economic barriers. Through job-ready skills, job preparation and job placement, Goodwill helps people have a chance at a better life through work. For more information on Goodwill go to: www.tacomagoodwill.org

Established in 1906, the ywca serves more than 4,000 women and children each year. The ywca opened Washington State's first domestic violence shelter in 1976 and is the community leader in addressing this issue. The ywca actively works to prevent the conditions that ca sue the need for these services. The goal of all ywca programs is to help women and girls achieve economic and emotional self-sufficiency and to work for the elimination of racism. To learn more go to: www.ywcapiercecounty.org

The Tacoma Rescue Mission began as a soup kitchen & cahpel in 1912 to fulfill the physical and spiritual needs of transient men drawn to Tacoma by the lumber and maritime industires. The Mission now has 12 programs in 7 locations throughout Tacoma. After 94 years, the focus of helping "the least of these" is preeminent and exemplifies their mission of "helping all people become their best through the love of Jesus Christ." 205,968 meals were served, 60,333 beds occupied and community volunteers completed over 59, 216 hours in 2550. Visit www.trm.org

The Boys & Girls Club is designed solely for youth programs and activities and is open after school and in the summer, when kids have free time and need positive, productive outlets. Each Club has full-time trained youth development professionals, providing positive mentorship. Volunteers provide key supplementary support to youth, with minimal funding. For more information go to          www.bg-clubs.com