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Fruhling Sand & Topsoil in Bothell, WA -FREE Christmas Trees
Fruhling Sand and Topsoil, in Bothell, had many Christmas Trees (4′ up to 8′ tall). They gave them to families that could not afford one or really wanted one this year, but they did not have the extra cash- 425 487-9429 
The address is 1010 228th street SW in Bothell. Happy Holidays!
The Forgotten Children’s Fund was another Big Success in 2009 ! To donate or find out how you can help go to: http://www.forgottenchildrensfund.org/
Helping Others On Christmas Eve
We are so excited to volunteer all day today with the Forgotten Children’s Fund. I will be with Gary, Donny and Cousin Debra, Santa and Elves.
Read an article about The Forgotten Children’s Fund: Click Here
www.forgottenchildrensfund.org/
Santa and Elves-Forgotten Children's Fund
11/19/2009 Annual Red Ribbon Event to benefit Lifelong AIDS Alliance
11/19/2009 Annual Red Ribbon Event to benefit Lifelong AIDS Alliance: See Video Here
How can I participate in the National Start! Walking Day?
How can I participate in the National Start! Walking Day?
Story Published: Apr 15, 2008 at 11:06 AM PDT
Story Updated: Apr 15, 2008 at 11:37 AM PDT
It’s easy to get involved with the American Heart Association’s National Start! Walking day, April 16th. Just bring your sneakers to work!
Join Jim Castillo and I as we walk through the streets of Downtown Seattle with Ron Sims. We will start walking at noon and end up at Pike Place Market at 12:30pm. Leave your place of work with enough time to meet up with us for the celebration at Pike Place Market.
The Start! celebration will be held next to the info booth at Pike Place Market, by 1st Ave. and Pike St.
Why walk? National Start! Walking Day is a call-to-action for Puget Sound residents to adopt a healthy lifestyle by dedicating at least 30 minutes of their day to walking. For more information visit this link.
See you there!
Cheers,
Jenni Hogan
Brownie Troop 930 With Jim Castillo
Brownie Troop 930 With Jim Castillo
by sundodger (Subscribe)
Posted on: Mar 24, 2008 at 11:48 AM PDT
Channel: Weather
Brownie Troop 930 visited the ABC Seattle Weather Center on Mar. 21 and got to be a part of the 11 a.m. weathercast with Meteorologist Jim Castillo.
Jenni Hogan and Jim Castillo climb for charity
Jenni Hogan and Jim Castillo climb for charity
More than 5,000 people hiked up to the top of the Columbia Tower in Seattle Sunday — all to raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma society. Sit back and watch as our very own Jenni Hogan takes you through the experience.