Historic Fort Steilacoom Association
Historic Fort Steilacoom is a volunteer-run museum preserving the first U.S. Army post in Puget Sound. Through tours, exhibits, and events, it shares the region’s military, tribal, and settler history while honoring diverse perspectives.
Greer Steel Inc.
Greer Steel is a U.S.-based steel fabrication company with 70+ years of experience, specializing in custom steel and polyethylene tanks, structural fabrication, CNC processing, coatings, and industrial metal projects across the Northwest.
Washington Trust Bank
Washington Trust Bank is the Northwest’s largest privately owned bank, offering personal, private, commercial, and small business banking, home loans, and credit cards with local expertise and community-focused service.
City of Lakewood Deputy Mayor Patti Belle
Deputy Mayor Patti Belle, appointed to the Lakewood City Council in 2021, was selected Deputy Mayor in 2026. A communications leader with 20+ years of experience, she champions community engagement, inclusivity, public safety, arts, and economic grow
West Pierce Fire & Rescue
West Pierce Fire & Rescue, formed in 2011, serves 100,000+ residents in Lakewood, University Place, and Steilacoom. With six stations, WPFR provides fire, EMS, rescue, prevention, and safety services.
World Trade Center Tacoma
The World Trade Center Tacoma provides resources and services that helps individuals & organizations do business globally.
Comfort Inn & Suites By JBLM
Comfort Inn & Suites Lakewood offers modern accommodations, cozy beds, free hot breakfast, WiFi, and parking. Conveniently located near JBLM, it’s ideal for business and leisure travelers seeking comfort and friendly service.
Lakewood Multicultural Coalition
The Lakewood Multicultural Coalition celebrates diversity, promotes inclusion, and empowers all communities through events, advocacy, and community engagement across Lakewood and the Greater Puget Sound region.
Lakewood Bookstore, LLC, The
The Lakewood Bookstore is an independent bookstore in Lakewood, WA, offering new and used books, local authors, children's titles, and popular genres while fostering community through reading, conversation, and connection.