Recently, Solid Ground – our area’s leading non-profit working to improve the lives of marginalized and low-income people – suggested Diversion as a low-cost, successful solution for assisting people out of homelessness.
The Blind Café brings an inspiring evening of food, music and enlightenment to Seattle each year, and they are ramping up for their shows here October 4th – 6th.
The FamilyWorks Food Bank which feeds and provides assistance to many Fremont residents, through the Wallingford center and the Greenwood Food Bank, recently got news about funding.
The Auction of Washington Wines, a non-profit organization advocating on behalf of winemakers across our state, has released the results of a survey of wine purchasing trends at the PCC Fremont.
If you can contribute to the Troll Fund, please send a donation to the FAC at their workshop, The Powerhouse. The address is 3940 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103. Or, give in person!
On July 30th, at Lagunitas Brewing, join in the fundraiser for our low-power community radio station, 107.3 KBFG.
On Saturday, July 21st, from 10a – Noon, the Friends of Fremont Peak Park will hold one of it’s semi-monthly work parties to clean-up and landscape this community green space, at 4357 Palatine Ave N.
As part of The Pearl Jam Home Shows campaign to fight homelessness, Theo Chocolate has created a special chocolate bar – the 70% dark chocolate The Home Show bar.
The Hallows Church, now located at 503 N 50th St, near Emmanuel Bible Church, has scheduled a full line-up of opportunities to gather and network among neighbors over the next few months. Consider getting out and greeting others from around our ‘hood, through Hallows Church.
The second Ben Franklin Circle takes place on Tuesday, June 26th, from 6p – 7:45p, at the Fremont Branch Library. This discussion group offers an open opportunity for our community to come together and talk about virtues, and what we contribute to the world.
