Please join Homewaters Project at our annual benefit party! Enjoy a special evening of Northwest cuisine and organic local wines at Ray's Boathouse including:
* Live jazz (played by youngsters!)
* Fabulous silent auction items,
* Views of the Olympics and Sound from the deck overlooking beautiful Shilshole Bay
Shop at Whole Foods Market to benefit Facing the Future
Shop at Whole Foods Market (Westlake) in Seattle on April 20, 2010 to benefit Facing the Future.
Facing the Future was selected by Whole Foods Market (Westlake) to be the recipient of their Community 5% Day on April 20th, 2010. On designated days throughout the year, a total of 5% of the day's net sales are donated to a local non-profit organization. Shop at Whole Foods Market (Westlake), 2210 Westlake Avenue, Seattle, between 7:00am-10:00pm on April 20 and 5% percent of net sales that day will be donated to Facing the Future.
Imagine your students involved in one of the most critical and timely topics of the 21st century. They are learning how they can reduce their environmental impact, mitigate their individual "carbon footprint" and get their school involved in the same process. They are involved because you took the time to learn about the Cool School Challenge (www.coolschoolchallenge.org).
The Cool School Challenge engages students, teachers and school districts in a school-wide initiative to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2,000 pounds or more per classroom, per school year. The Challenge empowers students to become leaders, take action, and make a difference. The program can be administered by any teacher interested in becoming a “Challenge Coach,” and is especially suited for science and math teachers and ASB leaders.
Whatever your reason, please join us at the new Fremont Brewery for yummy ale, scrumptious nibbles, & good cheer to benefit (and learn a little about) the work of Homewaters!! $5 a pint!
Interior designer and general contractor Jacqueline Powers shares practical tips and guidance for homeowners wanting to turn their homes into green living spaces. Her locally published book, Transitioning to Green, explains the types of "green" services and products available, and how to make decisions based on cost and sustainability when doing home remodeling, from small and simple changes to whole house retrofits.
