Brief
October 19, 2006
'Day of Caring' for the community
Fifty-seven employees from the Center and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance volunteered for a variety of community service projects during United Way's annual Day of Caring.
Photo Courtesy United Way |
On Sept. 15, 57 Center and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance employees participated in United Way's annual Day of Caring. The five teams tackled volunteer projects such as gardening at Keystone Residential Facility; building a P-Patch for families affected by domestic violence; cleaning up Homer Harris Park; painting a deck and organizing the offices of Helping Link, a resource that provides social services to Vietnamese refugees and immigrants; and repairing fencing, building shelves and bagging clothes for the Urban League's assistance project to Katrina victims.
Participating employees:Dawn Asselin, Linda Atkins, Kate Bader, Christina Baron, John Bartley, Ari Brown, Bruce Busby, Melissa Casper, Ron Clark, Leslie Cottle, Judith Davies, Scott DeRouen, Rhonda Ellis, Lynda Emel, John Fauver, Jon Flowers, Donna Fulcher, Suzanne Giftai, Georgia Green, Tamara Guyton, Matt Hayashi, Rose Hesselbrock, Marla Husnik, Nancy Johnson, Candy Kahklen, Staci Kentop, Jan Kikuchi, Kris Kikuchi, Jack Kindred,Sean Kliger, Teri Kopp, Wendy Krause, Dr. Wendy Law, Mija Lee, Wenjin Li, Heather Lucas, Matt Lundgren, Don Masterson, Laura McIntosh, Mackenzie Melton, Cindy Molitor, Bill Mullin, Berta Nicol-Blades, Lynn Onstad, Stephanie Otis, Mike Radder, Tim Randall, Randy Rue, Priti Sawant, Laurie Shields, Debbie Shiozaki, Ray Smiley, Emily Sproule, Terri Watson, Kim Williams, Lori Williams and Blake Wood.
