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We’re thrilled to announce that Stephanie Norton-Bredl will join us as our new Executive Director on March 13! Stephanie has dedicated herself to building resilient communities by promoting wellness and championing access to services for all. She's highly connected on the Eastside through her role as Executive Director of the Snoqualmie Valley YMCA and formerly at the Sammamish Community YMCA. She is collaborative, goal-oriented, energetic, and thrives in complex and demanding environments like
We are excited to announce that applications will open on March 15 for a series of grants for local businesses celebrating LGBTQ & Allied business resilience as part of the return of the NGLCC Community Impact Grant Program in 2023, in partnership with GSBA and supported by the Grubhub Community Fund. The grants are expected to range from $10,000 to $25,000 and funds can be used for things like updating security and security protocols, updating/purchasing new equipment, community involvement,
Please join us in welcoming our new Executive Director, Jessica Schafer. Friends of Lake Sammamish State Park President Jayme Jonas states “Jessica is exceptionally qualified for this role and will help elevate FLSSP to a new level for our next decade of service.” Jessica has over fourteen years of experience working with non-profit environmental and conservation programs and organizations within the Pacific Northwest. Prior to being named Executive Director, Jessica worked as the Pacific Program
Tickets are on sale for our Go Beyond Fundraising Dinner! Join us for an evening of community, inspiring speakers, and an exciting raffle. By supporting Recovery Beyond, you not only help us champion our mission, but you also become part of our community of incredible people. You keep our programming at no cost to participants, you further fill our Community Calendar with adventures, and you make it known that recovery is possible. We thank you for your commitment to healthy, hopeful healing. Learn more
From IssaquahHighlands.com: Accessibility is vital to supporting the core values of Highlands Council. Our organizational mission includes “showing respect in how we engage with each other’s differences.” With that in mind, we recently joined the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program to ensure that people with less visible disabilities feel welcomed at community events and receive any additional help they need. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in four Americans has a