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SK partners with nonprofit organizations working at the intersection of culture and community. Tell us your story, and we’ll help you find your solution.

Scandiuzzi Krebs is a holistic consulting firm based in Seattle for culture and community building organizations. Whether you need to write your first grant, plan a year-end campaign, or strategize a leadership transition - our team are collaborative, hands-on partners who will work with you to ensure your success. We know that you’re on a journey, and we can help you find the way forward. As a te

am, we are united by our shared core values and our commitment to using our time and talents to make the world a better place. Many of our team members have significant backgrounds in the arts - which enables us to approach issues your organization may be facing with creativity, flexibility and a ‘can-do’ attitude. Whatever you’re looking to do, we’ll be by your side as you do it. Scandiuzzi Krebs is committed to the ongoing and complex work of anti-racism. Our team members each come to this work in their own unique way and we each work closely with our clients to help them consider how their organization can contribute to a more equitable and just world.

06/05/2026

Many nonprofit organizations are carrying a lot right now. Join Keri Kellerman for a community conversation exploring what burnout looks and feels like in our organizations and what it might look like to build workplaces that are more human, nourishing, and sustainable.

Together, we’ll reflect on questions like:

What does burnout look and feel like in our organizations?
How is burnout impacting people, teams, and the work itself?
What systems, assumptions, or inherited practices may be contributing to harm?
What would it look like to build organizations that are more nourishing and sustainable?

📅 Date: Thursday, June 18
📍 Location: Zoom
🕙 Time: 11am-Noon PT

This is a free event, but RSVP is required: https://scandiuzzikrebs.com/events/coffee-chats/ (link in bio)

What to expect:
We’ll start with a check-in and community agreements to create a space that is respectful, welcoming, open, curious, and kind.

Then we’ll move into a discussion and open Q&A.

At the end of our time, we’ll spend a few minutes gathering feedback so we can continue to grow and improve our community offerings.

Important Things to Note:
When you sign up, you’ll receive a confirmation email with a Zoom link.

05/14/2026

Nonprofits, it's that time again! Don't forget to file IRS Form 990 by tomorrow's deadline (Friday May 15). If you need an extension, file Form 8868. Remember that IRS Form 990-N is not eligible for an extension.

05/07/2026

Check out these can't-miss events from our amazing clients running this weekend!

Seattle Open Arts Place
The Aliens | May 8-9 @ 7:30pm, May 10 @ 2pm
Two outsiders claim a rural Vermont coffee shop patio. When a shy teenage employee joins them, an unexpected bond forms. Annie Baker’s "The Aliens" is a quietly powerful play about connection, art, and feeling like you’re from another planet.

Sound Theatre Company
You Will Get Sick | May 8-9 @ 7:30pm, May 10 @ 2pm
You Will Get Sick by playwright Noah Diaz is a new play in second person and a recipient of the Kennedy Center’s Jean Kennedy Smith Playwriting Award. The story begins with a loss of balance that spreads through the body, ultimately leading to the act of hiring a stranger to say aloud what one cannot bear to say: that you got sick. The play explores learning how to live within your body as you find your way home.

04/02/2026

Our clients are keeping our social calendars FULL. Check out some awesome events going down this weekend!

Seattle Open Arts Place
Springshot Week 1 | April 2-4 @ 7:30pm
Three weekends of bold, short performance from a diverse garden of artists. This week features all burlesque performances.

Northwest Film Forum
Gumby Shorts - 4K Restoration | April 3 @ 6 & 7:45pm, April 4-5 @ 3, 5, &7l 7pm.
America’s favorite bendy green friend Gumby is back and greener than ever in beautiful 4K restorations of 6 classic shorts. This program features six of the original Gumby cartoons.

Pork Filled Productions in collaboration with Seattle Public Theater
What to Expect | April 5 @ 7:30pm
Seattle 2080. In: Mixed race majorities and artificial pregnancies. Out: Car ownership, red meat, and suburban homes. Ongoing climate disasters…are just there. Candace’s “baby” bump seems to bring her closer to her dream life – a home in Canada and a nuclear family to settle down with. But while her husband Ahmed adopts a child in Egypt, she starts getting mysterious pains, and meets an intriguing new friend named JeeYoung. The clock ticks as the Big One approaches, but she is determined to fly away in time.

03/05/2026

From underseen movies to great music to tasty brunch, our clients have got you covered with some truly wonderful events to check out this weekend!

Northwest Film Forum
Safe | Saturday March 7 @ 4 & 7pm + Sunday March 8 @ 7pm
Returning to theaters for its 30th anniversary, and newly restored in 4K, Todd Hayne’s seminal psychological drama remains one of the most prescient films of the 1990s.

Neighborhood Cafe (from our client Explore Seattle Southside)
Sweet Thang Sunday R&B Brunch | Sunday March 8 @ 11am-2pm
It's the first Sweet Thang Sunday of the year! Join us for our monthly R&B Sunday brunch at Neighborhood Cafe in Tukwila! We'll have DJs, matcha flights, coffee flights, delicious food, and all the R&B vibes!

Grand Illusion Cinema
The Apostle | Sunday March 8 @ 7pm
In remembrance of Robert Duvall, a screening of his underseen masterpiece, The Apostle.

Sustainable Music Northwest
Los Flacos at Drum Roll Wine | Sunday March 8 @ 3-5pm
Join Sustainable Music Northwest for an afternoon dedicated to great music and neighborhood connections. We are thrilled to feature the incomparably fancy music of Seattle’s own Los Flacos, performing the folk music of Southern Mexico. Come enjoy the comfortable vibe, excellent acoustics, and friendly folks that make this space so special.

03/04/2026

Staff transitions can feel tender, disruptive, and heavy, often all at once. Join Keri Kellerman for a thoughtful conversation about leading through staff transitions with steadiness and care.

Together, we’ll reflect on how to:
• Close chapters well
• Protect relationships and culture
• Carry forward the wisdom people leave behind

📅 Date: Thursday, March 19
📍 Location: Zoom
🕙 Time: 11am-Noon PT

This is a free event, but RSVP is required (RSVP link in comments)

What to expect:
We’ll start with a check-in and community agreements to create a space that is respectful, welcoming, open, curious, and kind.

Then we’ll move into a discussion and open Q&A.

At the end of our time, we’ll spend a few minutes gathering feedback so we can continue to grow and improve our community offerings.

Important Things to Note:
When you sign up, you’ll receive a confirmation email with a Zoom link.

02/10/2026

When enforcement escalates or state violence hits close to home, nonprofit leaders can get caught between fear, urgency, and uncertainty.

You don’t need the perfect response. You do need to reduce harm, protect choice, and communicate care quickly.

Moments like this are heavy. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to begin, starting with a few clear next steps can help you find footing and move forward with care.

Here are practical ways to support your staff when your community is under attack, drawn from what we’ve seen actually help in moments like these.

1. Make safety and flexibility available without requiring an explanation

2. Say out loud that participation is a choice and you're not tracking it

3. Lower Expectations

4. Share one resource without surveillance

5. Don't turn care into performance

6. Put one policy in writing (even if it's temporary)

7. Commit to reflection letter

Find more resources and insights in the full full post, link in the comments.

02/05/2026

This weekend = art, love, healing, and community in motion.

From celebrating Black Love Month at ARTE NOIR’s Noir Amor Market & Mixer to honoring strength and survival at LANGSTON’s World Cancer Day gathering, our clients are creating spaces to connect, reflect, and uplift.

Show up. Shop Black. Learn something new. Love on your people.

ARTE NOIR
Noir Amor Art Market + Mixer | Friday February 6 @ 6pm
Join us for a First Friday Central District Art Walk celebration as we launch Black Love Month with the Noir Amor Market & Mixer. Come shop Black, gather in community, and celebrate love in all its forms. Discover artful gifts for yourself, your people, or your favorite someone.

LANGSTON Seattle
World Cancer Day 2026 | Saturday February 7 @ 11am
Join the Cierra Sisters and LANGSTON for a powerful World Cancer Day gathering centered on awareness, education, and community for Black women navigating cancer. Inspiring speakers, local vendors, opportunities to connect, and a tribute to Cierra Sisters’ founder, Bridgette Hempstead—plus the signature panel, “The Big Five: Understanding the Cancers Disproportionately Affecting Us — Stories, Strength, and Community.” This conversation will bring together survivors, experts, and advocates to unpack the top five cancers impacting our community.

01/29/2026

Sound Theatre Company's bringing back one of their classic productions as a staged concert reading this weekend, and you're not going to want to miss it! The Wild Party, a captivating musical based on the controversial 1928 narrative poem by Joseph Moncure March is truly a wild ride with wonderful music. Running through 2/8.

01/28/2026

Five things we’re practicing in 2026.
Not trends. Not buzzwords.
Practices.

1. Service as relationship, not charity - Centering participation, skills-sharing, and contribution as ways communities stay connected and resilient.

2. Capacity-first planning - Letting staffing, energy, and care define scope instead of designing work and hoping capacity catches up.

3. Depth over scale - Choosing fewer, more durable commitments rather than stretching thin to meet rising demand.

4. Community relevance over legacy relevance - Letting present-day needs reshape priorities, even when that means letting go of past models.

5. Care as a core operating practice - Treating rest, reflection, and sustainability as necessary for impact, not optional benefits.

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Attn: Scandiuzzi Krebs The Cloud Room 1424 11th Avenue Ste 400
Seattle, WA
98122

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://scandiuzzikrebs.com/

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