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Dr. Kafiya Mohamed Arte, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine physician at Pacific Medical Centers in Renton, Washington. An Everett Community College and University of Washington alumna, she completed medical school at Ross University and residency with WSU's Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine at Providence Everett. Her story has been featured in The Everett Herald and by WSU Medicine.

The foundation represents Dr. Arte's philanthropic vision and community initiatives. Formal nonprofit registration is in development. Direct giving through this website will open once registration and payment processing are complete.

The foundation is rooted in the Pacific Northwest, with clinical ties across Renton and Everett. Programs focus on Washington communities and diaspora connections to the Horn of Africa.

Direct giving to the Dr. Kafiya Arte Foundation is coming soon as nonprofit registration is finalized. Visit our Contact page to express interest or ask about partnership and volunteer opportunities in the meantime.

Yes. We welcome volunteers for mentorship, translation, event support, and community programming. Medical professionals interested in community health can also explore Providence and Pacific Medical Centers programs in Snohomish and King counties.

Yes. Dr. Arte practices internal medicine at Pacific Medical Centers Primary Care in Renton. Appointments can be made through Pacific Medical Centers. The foundation is separate from her clinical practice.

Public profiles are available from The Everett Herald (December 2022), Lynnwood Times / EvCC Foundation (April 2025), Pacific Medical Centers, and WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine. Source links are listed on our About page.