David V. Kimball

In charge of "welcome" website to new Tacoma residents. Record meeting minutes and advise for church neighbor outreach.

Helped with 5 Days of Melee, a 108 hour charity stream raising $56,000 for communities harmed by COVID-19. Edited and helped produce "Smash Jeopardy" game show portion of the broadcast. The 5-day celebration of Super Smash Bros. Melee Amassed 150,000 views, with an average of 1,200 viewers, and 170,000 hours watched. 787 individuals donated during the 108 hour period.

I contribute regularly to Network Tacoma, a non-profit organization that assists homeless families with children from the point of crisis intervention, through transitional housing, with the goal of helping them achieve permanent housing and long-term self sufficiency. They currently have an 80% success rate with getting homeless families places to live + paying jobs.

Helped facilitate a benefit concert for Family Renewal Shelter which is an organization which provides services to high risk domestic violence victims and their children. As a part of a team of 5, concurrently known as "5ever," I worked closely with musical artists, event planners, students, and volunteers to put on this not-for-profit event. This team consisted of Isaac Peabody, Gabriel Cline, Katie Horton, Eric Sandberg, and me. This concert featured the musical talents of Isaac Peabody, The Union Street Orchestra, Matt Bekker, and Scott Krippayne. The venue that hosted the event was KTUB in Kirkland, which housed the 100+ concert attendees as well as provided the sound equipment, seating, and more. Every dollar spent purchasing tickets and snacks went to Family Renewal Shelter. As a result of the concert, they received well over $500 in that single night.

Through KidREACH, I spent an hour and a half each week on Tuesday afternoon tutoring a 4th grade student, helping him to read and work on math.