Northwest Neighbors Network News September 2025 | As a community focused on providing support and social engagement, we enjoy sharing the latest news with our members, friends, families and community:
- Message from the Executive Director
- Member Profile
- Volunteer Appreciation
- Special October Everts
- September Events & Gatherings, including some new opportunities
- New Walking Group
- Special September Walks
- Making Cards with Ginger & Kate
- News You Can Use by Rita G.
- Free Notary Service for NNN Members
- NNN Events Calendar
- Birthdays to Celebrate
- Thank you to our Community Business Sponsors
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What Makes a Good Neighbor?
A good neighbor is someone you can borrow a cup of sugar from. Someone who waters your plants while you’re away. Someone who waves when you walk by or shares a cup of coffee on the porch. At its heart, being a good neighbor is about caring, connecting, and showing up. | | |
National Good Neighbor Day
Back in 1978, President Jimmy Carter proclaimed September 28 as National Good Neighbor Day to inspire Americans to create stronger, healthier, and more connected communities.
Different organizations suggest ways to celebrate: share a meal, send a handwritten card, or simply check in with someone who lives nearby. These are wonderful gestures—but we believe the spirit of being a good neighbor is something that should last all year long.
Neighbors Through the Years
I often think about my friend who was my neighbor more than 45 years ago. Our daughters grew up together, running back and forth between our homes. The girls hosted tea parties, while we moms exchanged gardening tips and shared countless cups of coffee.
We laughed, we leaned on each other, and we were always there when one of us needed a helping hand. That’s what true neighborliness looks like—and it’s a bond that still lasts to this day.
The NNN Difference
At Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN), we carry that same spirit into everything we do. Our volunteers are the “good neighbors” who show up day after day, week after week, year after year.
Here are just a few ways they make a difference:
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Giving rides to medical appointments so members don’t miss essential care.
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Helping with grocery trips, errands, and even small household tasks.
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Offering companionship at social events and gatherings, making sure no one feels left out.
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Providing peace of mind for families, knowing their loved one has support close at hand.
These acts may seem simple, but they are life-changing. They reduce isolation, keep our members safe, and help seniors and adults with disabilities remain independent in their own homes—the place they know and love.
More Than a Holiday—A Way of Life
At NNN, we don’t just celebrate good neighbors one day a year. Our work is ongoing. Loneliness, lack of transportation, and daily challenges don’t take a holiday.
Our volunteers step in where family members can’t always be there or when there are no family members. For many, NNN is more than a service—it’s a community, a lifeline, and a circle of neighbors who care.
Join Us in Building a Stronger Community
We are proud of our volunteers and grateful for every hour they give. But the truth is—we always need more helping hands and more neighbors willing to share their time, talents, and kindness.
You can make a difference too.
Volunteer a few hours a month to help a neighbor.
Support our mission.
Share our story with a friend who may need us—or want to join us.
Together, we can make every day Good Neighbor Day.
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Becky Highland: Traveler, Adventuress, History-Buff
Joie de vivre aptly depicts Becky’s approach to life, as her lived experiences prove. Marrakesh, Prague, and throughout Great Britain are among her international stomping grounds. At home, she has visited all but 7 of the 50 states. | | |
Along the way, she has explored far and wide, climbing numerous mountain peaks, skiing, scuba-diving, and racing sports cars.
You can meet Becky at the NNN lunch events, or at the Richmond Beach monthly coffee gathering. Of course, you can also volunteer to help her with some transportation services. Becky would love to share her love of literature and history in conversation (she has an English Lit degree), or to talk about her travels.
Becky was born in Indiana in 1940, into a family of five siblings. After the war, they took over the family farm in Illinois, but her father was not cut out for a life of farming. When she was 12 years of age, the family moved to the Mount Baker neighborhood of Seattle. Her father supported the family through his work as an engineer with Boeing. She attended Franklin High School, and then Washington State University. She married and bore two children, but since 30 years of age, she has been single. She worked for the same company in various roles until retiring in 1999.
These days Becky spends time reading and quilting. Vision has been an issue for her since the early aughts, when she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa. She needs large print and a magnifier to read books and articles, and some help with identifying colors and patterns while quilting. She remains gracious and undaunted despite these added encumbrances. She is engaging and vivacious, and I have been enriched through our time spent together. Becky has not been cheated at her turn at the plate.
By: Jack Hagel, NNN volunteer
|  | | Danielle and Lee dished up ice cream to show our appreciation for the volunteers who came to a gathering on August 1st. We want to also acknowledge all who have contributed to NNN in this past year. That includes all of our members, who bring ideas, stories, and companionship. For all of you who are able to volunteer, we want to express our thanks. | | | Let’s start with the backroom, those who contribute their efforts to keeping NNN running: 662 hours in June, over 4,100 in the first half of the year. Thanks to, darci, Katie, Ginger, Marsha, Carol, Rita, and Cindy. Plus a very hard working board that contributes around 450 hours a month. And to the amazing service coordination crew: Jana, Marty, Lyn, Pat, Theresa, Rick, Sandy, (and Danielle) - who each month handle around 800 calls in and out, over 2,000 email messages, and text messages.
Members frequently express gratitude for the personal connections that are made during services. For some members the personal connection is everything. Every week members receive visits from Steve, Bruce, Nancy, Mary Ann, Anne, Leslie, Susan, Evelyn, Arnie, Hosung, Samarth, Andrew, Kendahl and Brian.
Special acknowledgement to those who keep other regularly scheduled events going, including: Jerry who hosts a weekly chat, Katie our NNN lunch host, and Sharon a twice-monthly games activity, Eileen for bookclub and now mahjong. | | NNN group walks are back, thanks to Leslie, Lee, Suanna, and Jane! We have three or four walks scheduled each week (meaning that we have 2-3 volunteer hosts for each of them), including the Tuesday walk that has been going continuously for almost 7 years, the last several for which Barbara has been the faithful host. | | | Walks with individual members have been diligently supplied by Brian for several years. Until she moved away, Brian walked twice a week with a member who originally said she wanted only women volunteers, and once she gave Brian a trial, she would have no one else.
Housekeeping for those with physical constraints that prevent them from vacuuming or reaching spots down low and up high is provided by many. Those who are scheduled weekly or bi-weekly Peggy (two members), Paul (where the fur flies), Lee, Lyn, Trish, Jamie (a twice weekly check-in), Jan (once a week for over two years), Beth, Sai, Barbara, Ginnise, Eileen,Suzanne, and Isa (who cleans for two members whenever she is home from WSU).
Faithfully taking garbage out, bringing garage cans in every week and/or picking up the mail: Anne, Paul, Brian, Pat, Kristi, Gloria, and Kirk. | | And let’s not forget lawns! Anne, Lars, Paul, Evan, Harold, Rita, Arnie, Kevin, Vince do a bunch of outside work.
Steady drivers for events, lunches, and dialysis: Barbara, Gail, Harold, Barb, Kate, & Kristi. Stepping in when we need that one more driver: Patty, Lynn, Danita, Ro, Suzy, Sylvia, Dakota, Linda, Joan, Rose, Rebekah, and Danny. | | | Driving lots of services and hours every month: Steve, Eileen, Ellen, Amanda, Beth, Bruce, Connie, Lyn, Patti, Cindy, Paul, Ruth, Pat, and Kirk.
Driving to places none of us want to go (downtown Seattle, Bellevue): Eileen, Ellen, Kirk, Ruby, Dan
Special mention to Kristy, who always has two small children in tow. Since NNN Insurance does not cover children going into homes or riding in cars with members during services, she has found a way to volunteer. She goes shopping for members and delivers the food (the kids are a big help in the grocery store).
Regular shopping companions include Vibeke, Beth, Lindsey, Cindy, Lyn, Evelyn, Vince.
Rides to hair and nail salons by several volunteers and especially from Bruce, Beth, and Kim. | | Constructing, assembling, and fixing: Rick, Arnie, Lars, Cheryl & Joe
Weekly check-ins and drives: Kim for two members, Jamie every week. Both since the fall of 2022.
Organizing, packing, and paperwork: Nancy weekly, Patti weekly, Sharon, Cheryl, Joe, Cindy (housework & chats included) Katy, Lars, Barbara, Christine, and Vibeke (gains confidence of the most reluctant downsizers).
| | | Techies save members’ computers and brains, with lots of patience: Michael, George, Rob, Boib, Lana, and Lars.
All who make sure that we know what services they are doing and close out their requests shortly after completion (either by contacting NNN or doing it online in VSS). Too many to name - THANKFULLY. | | Those who do not have a lot of time to offer on a regular basis, but find ways to take a services… we could not function without you also. Including Jennifer, who jumped right in and took many requests as soon as she arrived. Ruby, who joined to play mahjong and instead takes bunches of requests now and then. Ginger who cheerfully picks up sewing for members... and many who volunteer once in a while, somehow just when we need you! | | | As one member said: "My volunteer to help with trash and mail, Gloria, is an absolute sweetheart! She actually spends time visiting and chatting with me: when we first met I invited her to stay for tea and she accepted. Since I’m mostly housebound due to severe chronic illness, pleasant company is a huge gift."
In the first seven months of this year volunteers provided over 6,000 hours of these gifts! Thank you one and all!
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Small Group Tour: Cascadia Art Museum
Thursday, October 23
11:00 a.m. - noon
Cascadia Art Museum
190 Sunset Ave. S., #E, Edmonds
Would you like another chance to visit Edmonds' own Cascadia Art Museum? NNN has arranged a docent-led tour for those interested, but you may choose to explore the exhibits on your own if you prefer. The museum is fully accessible, and there is plenty of free parking in front. NNN Host Eileen C. hopes you'll join her and others from NNN for this outing. Space for the tour is limited to 12 participants, not including volunteer drivers. Volunteer drivers, please remember to register yourself if you plan to stay with the group for the tour, so we know how many are coming.
Take a look at the Cascadia Art Museum website for brief descriptions of the featured artists and exhibits. Upcoming exhibits we will see include Part 2 of the Garvey Family Collection. For those who came to our first visit, we saw Part 1 of this family's collection.As with Part 1 of this exhibition, these works will be seen by the public for the first time.
Another special exhibition, A Decade of Rediscovery: Cascadia Art Museum's Tenth Anniversary, marks the Museum's tenth anniversary and includes painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and design objects, documenting our Northwest region’s rich cultural history.
COST: Our group rate is $10.00 per person. Each person should plan to pay for your own admission at the time you arrive at the Museum.
REGISTRATION: Space is limited to 12 participants, and registration is required. Please register on this website after signing in. Members may request transportation at that time. If you need help registering, please contact Services@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org, text/call 253-237-2848 and ask to be registered for the Small Group Tour: Cascadia Art Museum. Space is limited, and spots will be filled in the order of registration. |
Members, Volunteers & your Families: Evening concert performance by the touring group Uptown at the Edmonds Center for the Arts
Ticket reservations must be made by September 19, 2025
Uptown: A Celebration of Motown and Soul
Thursday, October 23
NNN reception for NNN ticket holders opens at 6:00 p.m.
Performance begins at 7:30 p.m. and is expected to end about 9:30 p.m
Edmonds Center for the Arts, 410 Fourth Avenue North, Edmonds
In partnership with the Edmonds Center for the Arts (ECA), NNN has arranged for special group pricing for an evening performance by the group Uptown. This opportunity is open to all current NNN members, volunteers and their immediate families. Registered NNN participants are also invited to arrive early for a pre-show reception hosted by NNN at 6:00 p.m. so we can gather and mingle before our group is seated for the performance. We will be seated as a group on the Main floor of the Center.
Space is limited to 20 attendees on a first come/first served basis. We will create a wait list in the event the block of 20 seats is filled prior to registration close on September 19th. If possible, we will attempt to obtain a second block of tickets if the first block of tickets are sold out before September 19th. Those on the wait list will be notified if additional tickets become available and will need to register and pay for their tickets at that time.
As with all of our events, members may request transportation at time of registration or by contacting Services@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org, text/call 253-237-2848.
Cost: $40 per person, which must be paid at time of registration to reserve your seat(s). To register, log in, open the Events Calendar and select this concert. Payments will be handled through our website at that time. If you need help registering or requesting transportation after reserving a ticket, please contact Services@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org, call/text 253-237-2848. Questions about the event should be directed to Social@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org.
ABOUT UPTOWN: The men of UPTOWN combine the smooth stylings of R&B with the fresh hits of today in a unique and modern show that gets every crowd on their feet! The group exudes unparalleled energy with their blend of contemporary radio hits and classic Motown music. For more details about the performance, visit Uptown | Edmonds Center for the Arts.
Limited free parking is available in the ECA parking lot and on nearby streets. ADA parking is available but limited. Please allow extra time and arrive early to find parking.
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Please join us! NNN members and volunteers host a variety of events, gatherings and online chat groups. Throughout the month check out the website calendar for new or changed events as well as the monthly event descriptions/links. Questions or suggestions to Social@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org or call/text 253-237-2848
NNN members may request transportation to any NNN hosted event by going on online or contacting the services team at 253-237-2848 | | Every Tuesday
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Terrace Creek Park
48th Ave W & 233rd St SW
Mountlake Terrace |
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9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
498 Admiral Way
Edmonds
In front of the playground |
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| Every Sunday
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Along the waterfront
Corner of Sunset & Edmonds Streets
Edmonds |
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New - Just Added! - Rambler Buddies Walking Group
Enjoy a SLOWER PACE walk with other friends who use canes, walkers of all sorts, or wheelchairs ~ All who want to come are welcome to join us! If interested in having lunch together after the walk, please plan your schedule accordingly. Everyone pays for their own lunch and beverages.
Third Friday of Each Month, Locations may vary 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
September’s walk is on Friday, September 19th
Lake Ballinger Center (meet at the parking lot)
5303 228th St SW, Mountlake Terrace
For those staying, lunch will be at the Center, and we’ll be back in time to register.
End of Summer Special September Walks
Ride the Ferry, Walk and Picnic Together in Kingston
Wednesday, September 10, 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Edmonds Ferry Terminal, Edmonds
Let's stroll onto the Edmonds Kingston Ferry for a trip across the Sound to Kingston. Once there, we’ll walk to the nearby Kingston park for a picnic (bring your own or go to a local restaurant). Plan to pay for your own walk-on ticket inside the terminal, which is where we’ll meet to walk on to the ferry. We will be on the 10:20 sailing.
Pop Up Walk with a Nourishing Bonus*
Wednesday, September 24 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Lynndale Park
18927 72nd Ave W, LynnwoodMeet in the parking lot
*After the walk, for those interested, we’ll drive a few blocks to the Seattle Granola Company at 18601 76th Ave W #102 in Perrinville Village, Edmonds, and take an opportunity to enjoy a well deserved snack (buy your own). In the same shopping area is the wonderful Cottage Community Bakery in case you’re hungry for something other than granola. | | Monday, September 15 - Newly added!
Coffee with Neighbors Lake Forest Park
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m
The Burrow
17171 Bothell Way NE
Lake Forest Park, WA 98155
Join host darci B., and take a mid-morning break with a few other NNN neighbors! | | | | Coffee with Neighbors
Thursday, September 4
10:00 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Richmond Beach Coffee
1442 NW Richmond Beach
Rd, Shoreline |
| NNN Lunch
Friday, September 12
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Red Robin
18400 33rd Ave W
Lynnwood
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| NNN Lunch
Friday, September 26
La Palmera Family Mexican Restaurant
102 Main Street, Edmonds |
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Our volunteer lunch hosts request that you let us know you are planning on coming so they can let the restaurant know how many to anticipate. You can register online by going to the events calendar and clicking on the event. Or you can call/text 253-237-2848 or email Social@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org. | |
Volunteer Happy Hour (Active NNN Volunteers & other Members who also Volunteer) Thursday, September 18
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Salish Sea Brewing Co, Boathouse Taproom
Located in Harbor Square, 180 W. Dayton, Edmonds Join other NNN volunteers to visit, unwind and get to know each other better. NNN will buy some appetizers to share. Purchase of beverages or meals are the responsibility of each person. Please RSVP if you're coming, so we can help the restaurant be ready for us! | | Games at Third Place Commons
Wednesdays, September 3 &17
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Upper Level, Third Place Commons
17171 Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Park
Join games enthusiasts and host Sharon L. for an afternoon of games and conversation. All are welcome. | | Mahjong
Every Monday
1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (check calendar for time changes)
Lake Forest Park, Third Place Commons
We are filling three, somethings four tables! Additional players are welcome.
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Quiddler
Every Saturday 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Games in Your Home or a Spot Near You?
Would you like to participate in games, but prefer not to travel, or not travel far? If you are interested in having one or more NNN members come to your place to play a specific game line Canasta, Cribbage, Mexican Train, etc., let us know and we will see if we can make that happen. Maybe even on a regular basis. Or if you are interested in playing in just a small group of 2-4 people, we might be able to match you up with a few others. | |
Making Cards with Ginger & Kate
Come have fun with friends making personalized greeting cards. You will make a minimum of two greeting cards to give to friends or loved ones. Never made cards before? No problem! All supplies are provided and there’s plenty of help and guidance not to mention fun. No fee required. Members/volunteers only, and you must register to reserve one of the 8 available spots. Register on the NNN website after signing in. Members may request transportation at time of registration. Tuesday, September 9th, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. in Shoreline. Address will be provided to registered members prior to the event.
| | Book Club
September 23
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
September read: The Backyard Bird Chronicles byAmy Tan
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| Conversations and Camaraderie
Every Tuesday
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Zoom (check the Events calendar for the link) |
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# On Friday, September 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., you’re invited to a Free resource fair at the Shoreline Library. You will be able to connect with many service providers regarding healthcare, education, and legal clinics. Registration is not required.
# Free, in-person Personal Finance lectures at Shoreline - Lake Forest Park Senior Center. These lectures help empower and navigate you through unique financial challenges and opportunities in later life. Monday, September 8, from 2 to 3:30 p.m., this 1st lecture will be managing money, 2nd lecture will be estate planning on Monday, September 15 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 3rd lecture will discuss frauds and scams on Monday, September 29 from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Call to Pre-register 206 365-1536.
# Free, online 3-part seminar on Wednesdays, September 10, 17, 24 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. “How to Take Over the Family Finances Alone”. This seminar provides practical tips to manage household money matters due to life changes. Essential topics for organizing, managing finances and estate planning will be discussed. This will be presented by Bob Adams, member of Better Investing Puget Sound Chapter. Register here for the series and to receive a zoom link https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5389603038668218207
# Come celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Cascadia Art Museum in downtown Edmonds on Saturday, September 13 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The celebration will feature FREE admission, art-making activities, guided tours, raffles, refreshments, and a special proclamation by the Mayor of Edmonds at 12:30.
# On Tuesday, September 16, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., you can enjoy a Free art exhibit of Pacific Northwest Perspectives.at the Lynnwood Event (Convention) Center.
Come enjoy live music, complimentary small bites and a chance to meet the artists. Expect to see a variety of mediums from carved wood and stoneware to watercolor and fiber.
RSVP here:https://www.eventcreate.com/e/meet-the-artists-fall2025
# On Wednesday, September 17, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., you're invited to a Free conversation about the stages of change in our lives. Christine Vervitsiotis, will discuss strategies to best support yourself and others on the journey of life and you will gain an understanding of how motivation works.
Please call to Register for the in-person class at Shoreline Lk Forest Pk Senior Center, Exercise Room 206 365-1536.
# On Tuesday, September 30, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the NE Seattle Senior Resource Fair is being held at Hangar 30, Magnuson Park, 6310 NE 74th St., Seattle. Lots of tables of resources and services to visit. Last year there were over 90 non profit organizations, agencies, and businesses, all ready to share valuable resources and services tailored for older adults in the NE Seattle area. Entry is Free.
# Enjoy a video recording of Thor Hanson, an award-winning author, speaker and conservation biologist who often focuses on the interface between natural and human systems.
The routines of modern life can often cause us to fall out of touch with our surroundings. But reconnecting with our world can go much further than just stopping to smell the roses – and without having to travel very far at all. In his newest book Close to Home: The Wonders of Nature Just Outside Your Door, conservation biologist Thor Hanson encourages readers to see just how many exciting natural discoveries can be made in our most familiar environments. Close to Home takes a magnifying glass to the yards, gardens, and parks we already know and shows the hidden wonders that lie in plain sight – if you know how to look for them. With a skilled and enthusiastic eye, Hanson shows the range of natural features and systems that thrive all around us.
https://townhallseattle.org/event/thor-hanson/
# Sno-Isle Libraries has a series of Free estate planning videos that you can watch that provide insights and helpful tools about getting wills and other finances in order.
Everyone can benefit from having a will, no matter their age or wealth, and August – Make-a-Will-Month – is a great time to put your affairs in order.
Today you can do something that your future. Free Will offers a free, user-friendly online tool that enables you to plan and helps you document your wishes in less than 20 minutes.
https://www.freewill.com/SILFoundation?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=eblast&utm_campaign=202406_SILFoundation_noask_launch
# EdmondsCenter for the Arts has opened sign up for its free Dementia-Inclusive Workshop Series. This Series provides free creative and social enrichment programs for individuals experiencing early-stage memory loss, their caregivers, families, and friends. The workshops are a collaborative effort involving senior services organizations, eldercare and memory care professionals, and arts groups in the Puget Sound region. Workshops will be held the 1st Wednesday of the month, Oct through March from 10:30 a.m.to 11:45 a.m.
https://www.edmondscenterforthearts.org/learn-and-engage/dementia-inclusive-workshop-series/
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Free Notary Service For NNN Members
Thanks to the generosity of Board member and volunteer Rita G., NNN members now have an opportunity to have documents notarized as a free service. If you need a document notarized, please contact Services@NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org, call/text 253-237-2848, and ask them to open a service ticket assigned to Rita G. Please give as much advance notice as possible to increase your chance of being able to take advantage of this opportunity. Rita will reach out to you to finalize details and explain what you need to have with you when you meet to notarize your document. As with all of our volunteer services, not all requests may be able to be filled in the time you require and are subject to Rita’s availability and the completeness of the documents you’re required to provide to the notary for review.
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Want to see if something’s been added or changed before you lock in your plans?
We encourage you to visit our website at www.NorthwestNeighborsNetwork.org. Our main page has a side column that includes NNN planned activities for each day and coming weeks. You can also find a month at a glance calendar of upcoming activities by visiting the Events tab on our website. Here’s an ‘at a glance’ calendar for planned events as of the time of this publication. Hint: It’s easier to review when you look at it on the website from your computer or Smartphone.
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Join us in wishing our NNN members and volunteers born in September a very happy birthday month! We hope each of you finds something that makes you smile, as we smile with you.
Happy Birthday to:
Nicole B., darci B., Elika B., Kathy B., Karen B., Mary B., Michele C., Nancy C., Kylie D., Nor F., Ann F., Lee G., Paul H., Blythe H., Joan L., Grace L., Grace M., Peggy M., Mary O., Janice P., Eleanor P., Georgi S., Sharon S.
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Do you know one of our members or volunteers who would enjoy receiving a Sunshine card? Whatever the situation, we have cards to bring joy, encouragement, lift spirits, or “just thinking of you and saying hello”.
Text/call 253 237-2848 or email Social@northwestneighborsnetwork.org to provide the member’s name and a non-confidential general reason for the card to help us create a personalized card. Someone from our NNN Sunshine Card team will take it from there! | | | We are grateful to our Sponsors for their support to help sustain and expand our organizational efforts to meet the community need.
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Interested in Becoming a NNN Community Business Sponsor? Learn more Here. Email: info@northwestneighborsnetwork.org or call 253-237-2848 to leave a message.
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