Spring into saving lives! The need for blood donors is high this spring Each spring, when the sun comes out, blood donations drop during school breaks and family vacations, however, there’s still a
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I am so happy to report, on behalf of Rotary Club of Edmonds, and the Inauguration team of Lamin Manneh, Suzanne James and myself, that after five years, the Bridge to Success project
It was only recently that the Rotary Club of Ballard learned that it had a new Title 1 school, Licton Springs K – 8, in the neighborhood. Title 1 schools are those in
David Bobanick, Executive Director, Harvest Against Hunger (HAH) (left) and Colleen Turner, Development Director, Harvest Against Hunger (center) are shown with Bellevue Sunrise Rotary President Steve Dewalt (right) just before a presentation of
Over the years many groups and organizations in East King County have been working hard to address social challenges like homelessness and affordable housing. Despite all these efforts housing affordability, homelessness, and the
There’s a high need for blood right now! There are many requests for surgery patients in our region. Perhaps they may even be a friend or family member of yours. When my husband went through
Take Charge! Recycle Lithium-Ion batteries responsibly. District 5030 Environmental & Sustainability team will be leading this effort, with support from our clubs and partners, by having collection sites available across the Greater Seattle
Thank goodness for the Hope Factory in South Nevada Street, where the Tiny Homes are constructed. It represented a dry location in which we gathered to build a Tiny Home in support of
The Rotary Club of Enumclaw is beyond excited to offer support to Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation, an inspiring Enumclaw organization bringing various opportunity to the community in need!! From Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, providing
On the twelfth of night of December, the members of Fremont Rotary combined their sandwich making service project with a visit from Seattle PD Deputy Chief Eric Barden and City of Seattle Acting