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University Place, Pierce County

Rooted in University Place, Investing in our Neighbors.

Our commitment to Pierce County goes beyond business. We live here, we work here, and we grow together. Every map we draw includes the faces of our community.

Scenic panoramic view of Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place at sunset with the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains in the distance

"Why we stay local."

We believe that global impact starts with local stewardship. This isn't just our headquarters; it's our home.

The Self-Imposed Tax

Protocol: Community Resilience Fund

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10% Pledged to Resilience

We've committed a fixed 10% of our annual profits directly to the Community Resilience Fund (formerly the South Sound Resistance Fund). This isn't charity; it's a structural investment in the safety and growth of our neighbors.

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$420k+

Local Capital Injected

12

South Sound Partnerships

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Sustainable Gatherings

Sponsoring local music and art events in University Place to keep the culture vibrant.

Mutual Aid as Infrastructure

By framing our contributions as a "Self-Imposed Tax," we acknowledge our responsibility to the infrastructure of Pierce County. We don't just exist here; we are sustained by this soil.

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Our Neighborhoods

The Cartographer's reach is deep within the South Sound. We prioritize projects that strengthen the connection between neighbors.

  • University Place

    Our Anchor. Primary HQ and investment zone.

  • Fircrest

    Supporting local residential growth and small biz.

  • Steilacoom

    Heritage conservation and shoreline protection.

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The Lab @ UP

Our innovation incubator in the heart of the city.

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"Trust isn't built with contracts; it's built across backyard fences and coffee counters. We are here to stay."