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Founder/Director of The MORELove Project
Jan 23, 2025
Meet an exceptional individual who has dedicated over 20 years of her life to serving the homeless community through outreach programs and connections. Kristine Moreland is a passionate activist whose work revolves around being a constant support system for those in need. She has not only volunteered tirelessly in her community for years, serving in many non-profit boards, but has also started as well as directed her own non-profit, "The MORELove Project." Kristine's organization embodies the belief that, by connecting the community to those in greatest need, we can inspire change and encourage society to step up and take better care of those around us.
Kristine Moreland is a well-informed consultant, having helped numerous organizations to develop their own successful services by drawing inspiration from her own experiences. She has adopted her oldest son through her work and has worked alongside countless others, providing guidance, interventions, and consultations to aid them in finding renewed hope and purpose in life. She works in anti-sex trafficking as well.
Kristine understands the struggles of those who are facing addiction and has, through the years, walked alongside many, helping them overcome their struggles and obstacles by providing them with a sense of love and hope. Her job as a constant force for good has made her an invaluable asset in her community, where she has built outreach services, given speaking engagements, and led fundraising efforts for many auctions. Her efforts have raised multi- millions of dollars for organizations.
Kristine has worked alongside large corporate influencing businesses, teaching them about social responsibility and encouraging them to use their platforms to make a positive impact in the world. Her work is driven by a deep sense of commitment, love, and compassion for those in need, making her one of the most remarkable activists in her community.
Kristine has also spent the last 20 Years of her career as a Mortgage Loan Consultant. Assisting her clients with the right mortgage loan that best fit their needs. |
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Communication & Engagement Manager, Mercy Housing
Jan 30, 2025
Nathan Box is a fellow Rotarian and serves as the President of the South King County Rotary Club. He is also the Communication & Engagement Manager for Mercy Housing Northwest. Mercy Housing is the largest affordable housing provider in the country with nearly 350 communities in 20+ states, 51 of which are in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Today, Nathan will present on Mercy Housing Northwest’s work in King County and how they are addressing the affordability crisis in our region. |
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Achieve Career Specialist at Highline College
Feb 06, 2025
Amanda is the Career Specialist for the Achieve Program at Highline College. Achieve is a post-secondary transition program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities that includes credit and non-credit classes, intensive advising, involvement in campus life, work-based learning, and assistance with job placement. In this Program students participate in mock interviews, Resume/cover letter development, internships, and connection to adult service agencies for continued employment support past graduation. |
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Apr 24, 2025 11:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Bukobero Project
May 01, 2025
After Sheila Hosner retired from the Washington State Department of Ecology in 2015, she traveled to Uganda where she worked in a hospital managing a health care program for almost three years. While there, she met people from the Bukobero community who asked for her help in building a desperately needed health center. Because of her respect for the people and their deep commitment, she agreed. Since 2018 she has been working with the Bukobero community to help them realize their dream. Sheila has been a member of the University District Rotary Club for four years where she is the chair of the International Services Committee. |
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May 01, 2025 11:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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May 17, 2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Please join Burien-White Center Rotary Club for our Epic Day of Service!
This Saturday, May 17th from 10am to Noon, we will be at Seahurst Beach in Burien, WA for a beach clean-up. The Environmental Science Center will be hosting us and providing items needed for the morning. No experience needed and no need to be a Rotary member - just a desire to connect with nature and clean along the way. This is Rotary's year of the environment so we want to continue to give back to this planet that gives us life! |
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Rotary District Environment Sustainability Chair
May 22, 2025
Trial lawyer handling civil litigation in over 25 areas of law practice--business, personal injury, construction, employment, civil rights, etc. Unheard of today in this time of specialization. Retired last year after 44 years.
Second career in nonprofit world doing work in Central America in economic development and land acquisition for landless farmers and also helping local homeless and veterans and a retirement community.
Rotarian since age 33 and now in 39th year with University District Rotary and NE Seattle Rotary. Past President of both clubs and various leadership chairs and Assistant District Governor.
Been involved since 1998 in 47 critical water projects thru Rotary in Ethiopia. Kenya, Rwanda, Nigeria El Salvador and Nicaragua Estimate of over 200,000 beneficiaries Traveled on numerous Rotary humanitarian trips to 6 countries re polio, water and sanitation and working in orphanages (Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Viet Nam, Nicaragua and El Salvador).
Chair of District 5030 Environmental Sustainability Committee past two years. Active in environmental advocacy since 1974
Received District 5030 Service Above Self Award in 1998 from PDG Stan Dickinson.
After family, career, and my faith, Rotary is best decision of my life
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King County Economic Development Program for White Center
Jun 19, 2025
Hi, I’m Phillip Dieu Le. I grew up in White Center and recently returned to serve as King County’s Economic Development Program Manager for the White Center area. I bring over 15 years of experience in banking, coaching, and community development. My current focus is supporting small businesses and building long-term economic strategies for White Center. I’m excited to reconnect with the neighborhood and work alongside local leaders to help shape its future. |
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Jun 19, 2025 11:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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