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Bid, Bite & Belong; Show Your Colors – Magnolia United Church of Christ’s Annual Salmon Dinner Fundraiser

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WhereMagnolia United Church of Christ, 3555 W McGraw St, Seattle, WA, 98199, United States. Directions

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MUCC’s Annual Salmon Dinner directs ALL net proceeds to charities championed by our Congregation. This year we will also have a silent auction during the first hour of the evening for some wonderful experiences including a Whistler condo stay, Seattle Sounders and Kraken games, theater tickets, massage or reflexology session, and more! We’ll have a sing-along and our dessert dash will complete the evening. The theme of this year’s event is ‘Show Your Colors’. All are invited to come dressed showing your individuality by wearing colors that speak to you. We encourage you to embrace and fearlessly celebrate your identity through color in alignment with our church’s call to BELONG and welcome ALL. We encourage you to have fun with a favorite color scheme: rainbow, patriotic, purple, a favorite hat, a favorite team color, etc. Consider this year’s theme an invitation to share a bit more of yourself in a community that is open and affirming and welcomes all! The charities we are supporting this year are: Lambert House – empowers lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth through the development of leadership, social, and life skills. The original funding for Lambert House was provided by a MUCC family in the 1960s and we continue to support this amazing organization in the work they do to suppler LGBTQ+ youth in Washington and beyond. Divine Alternative for Dads Service (DADS) – with a vision of creating stronger fathers and healthier communities, they try to do this through modeling healthy relationships as a means of creating healthier fathers and families, work to stop the cycle of family violence and brokenness in order to improve the lives of children and encourage fathers to become agents of change in their communities. Doney Coe Pet Clinic – supports the unconditional love between a human and their animal companion. Doney Coe Animal Clinic offers veterinary services and wellness care to the animal companions of qualifying low income and homeless families in Seattle, Washington. Because every animal matters. This charity was put forth as a result of our long term relationship with Dr. Stan Coe, a longtime member of MUCC who was one of the founders of the clinic and who passed away this year. Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition – provides resources, knowledge, and action to build more just environmental futures while working to clean up the Duwamish River. The organization is led by the Indigenous peoples of the Duwamish Tribe to support the ongoing clean-up effort of the Duwamish River. Sacred Streets – provides a compassionate, companioning presence in the Pacific Northwest, reaching out to our neighbors in need, educating communities, and advocating for readily accessible mental health care that attends to the whole person. This charity has provided extensive trainings to our community over the year to support ways to best walk with compassion with our unhoused neighbors with mental health needs. Interbay Village – a community in our neighborhood who provides tiny houses that have a capacity to serve up to 90 people. The program provides 24/7 staffing, on-site case managers, behavioral health services, security, a community kitchen, on-site hygiene, and laundry. Elizabeth Gregory House – our newest beneficiary that provides a welcoming and respectful refuge for women who are experiencing homelessness, trauma or economic insecurity have access to a caring community and critical resources. You can reserve your dinner by accessing this link. Or you can contact Cheryl to register at contact@magnoliaucc.org or 206-283-1788

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