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Apr 27, 2024 9:00 AM
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at White Center Food Bank
May 09, 2024 11:30 AM
We are helping at the White Center Food Bank packing Home Delivery Bags. Time 11:30-2:00
Location: 10016 16th Ave SW, Seattle, 98146
We will be at the new Food Bank location, 10016 16th Ave SW, Seattle 98146. The volunteer entry is in the back alley between Autozone and KFC. The Volunteer entry doors are marked. Parking is a challenge, I don't have any great ideas - except the AutoZone is off limits. Also 16th Ave SW is for customers parking. There is street parking on 15th Ave SW, a half a block away. That is where I will be parking. There is one handicap parking spot in the alley. Please let Dave Hawthorne know if you can help. If you have never volunteered before please fill out the Volunteer Interest form: https://www. Everyone is invited to participate, bring others if you wish.
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Jun 06, 2024 10:30 AM
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Washington State Down Payment Assistance Program
Jul 18, 2024 12:00 PM
Penny West moved to Seattle in 2004 and fell in love with the area. In 2016, she and her husband bought their first home in White Center and they have spent the last 8+ years getting to know the community. With a recent career change to real estate, Penny finds herself with a bit more flexibility to be able to contribute - hence her interest in the Rotary Club. Recently, Penny and her 10 year old daughter began volunteering with the White Center Food Bank. She also made a connection with the Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association and plans to spread some knowledge to the low income community around her about Down Payment Assistance programs as well as how to qualify to own a home. Being part of the local community is very important to Penny and her family and she is so thankful to have knowledge to share and help! Meet at Azteca in Burien. |
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![]() Bridging the Gap
Aug 08, 2024 12:00 PM
Bridging the Gap: How Highline Schools Foundation supports Students, Educators and Families in Highline. Fred Swanson is a knowledgeable, adept team builder and collaborator focused on removing barriers and dismantling systems that prevent communities from achieving joy and equity. A proud dad, dedicated leader, published writer and award winning poet, Fred won the Business of Pride 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award from Puget Sound Business Journal. He is currently Executive Director of Highline Schools Foundation, Vice President of the Des Moines Rotary Foundation, an organizer of Burien's 7 Stories Project and served as Chair of the City of Burien Human Services Commission for the past two years. Meet at Azteca in Burien. |
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Team Read
Aug 29, 2024 12:00 PM
Meg Alley is the Communications and Development Director at Team Read, a student powered literacy tutoring organization. She’s worked in fundraising and communications for Seattle-area nonprofits since 2012 and currently serves as Board President at The Environmental Science Center. When not working or volunteering in the community, she can usually be found with her nose in a book or exploring the Northwest with her family. Team Read is a local literacy tutoring organization that has partnered with Seattle Public Schools for over 25 years, and will soon begin its 7th year partnering with the Highline School District. What sets Team Read apart is that they recruit and train local high school students to work as paid reading tutors to second and third graders who need literacy support. The dual impact of this program results in elementary students improving their reading skills, and teens having access to a meaningful first job. Meg will present on Team Read’s curriculum, structure, impact, and opportunities for community support. Meet at Azteca in Burien. |
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Sep 19, 2024 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Puget Sound Skills Center
Oct 24, 2024
Shawna Moore, HEA Vice President and Dean of Student Success Puget Sound Skills Center. Over the past 20 years in Highline, Shawna has taught K through 12. Shawna leads the racial and social equity work at the local, council, and state level. Her leadership extends to serving as a WEA Culturally Responsive Trainer, a Cadre Lead for ECS 01 and 06, as well as a Core Team member of RECN (Rainier Educators of Color Network). Her passion is helping educational professionals experience the power of relationships and human connection with the goal of ensuring all students have a caring adult in their educational setting. Meet her in person at the Rainier Educators of Color Monthly Meetups! |