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What Milari Means by "Living a Little"
This is Milari Hare. She calls herself an “accidental fashionista,” but we know her as a trailblazer in the fashion world because of her impeccable spirit and eye for merchandise. It is no accident that she has two clothing lines, one of which called Live a Little. Based on her high-profile domestic and international fashion work,…
Read MoreSur La Table: A Caring Neighbor!
Great neighbors enrich our lives and provide us with strength and confidence. In our South Seattle neighborhood Sur La Table corporate office has become a special and very valuable neighbor. They go above and beyond the call of duty helping us in a variety of ways. They have done food and clothing drives, adopted a…
Read MoreBanner: Doing the Right Thing!
We want to offer a huge thank you to the leadership, management and the employees of our good neighbors at Banner Bank at 5701 First Ave. South for a very, very generous donation to St. Vincent de Paul. We have been around for over 95 years. Banner has been serving people for 125 years. We…
Read MoreThank You Puget Sound Energy!
A huge thank you to the fantastic volunteers from Puget Sound Energy for coming in early this morning to volunteer at our Food Bank! We recognize the work that Team PSE accomplished today will play a major role tomorrow when we open our Food Bank doors to serve our neighbors in need. We value your time…
Read MoreThank You Sur La Table Volunteers!
On November 6th, we were grateful for our wonderful neighbors from Sur La Table. They are generous, creative and skilled chefs as well! They served 75 guests at our Georgetown Food Bank FACES program. FACES stands for food, assistance, compassion and emergency services. Last year they served close to 100 people with a wonderful Italian…
Read MoreThank You BECU Volunteers!
On November 6, we had a group of hard working and kindhearted group of volunteers from BECU distributing food to our FACES guests who come into our Georgetown Food Bank on Fridays between 11 a.m. and 12 Noon to get food, dry clothing, personal hygiene items, and water for the weekend. The 75 homeless people…
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