Five cities, infinite possibilities: Tableau Foundation announces 2017 community grants

Data people are inherently problem solvers--problems that may be on the other side of the globe or right in our own backyards.
Steve Schwartz

Data people are inherently problem solvers—problems that may be on the other side of the globe or right in our own backyards.

In June, Tableau Foundation asked the nonprofits in our communities to let us know how we can help. And throughout the summer, teams in our offices in Austin, Dublin, Fremont, Kirkland, and Washington D.C. poured through opportunities to reinvest in the organizations that keep our cities and neighborhoods vibrant and inclusive.

To learn more about this year’s recipients, check out the viz below, from the Tableau Foundation’s Living Annual Report. And thanks to everyone who gave their time and shared their ideas. Your contributions make our communities wonderful places to live.

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