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Our neighbors have stepped up in HUGE ways over the last 2+ years - first in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic - and then to the devastating floods late last year. THANK YOU WHATCOM!
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We're hiring a Development Senior Associate. If you or someone you know wants to help create a Whatcom County where everyone thrives, we want to hear about it! Learn more at
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The Sikh tradition of generosity and service is alive and well in our community. Join us in thanking the Whatcom County Sikh Community for organizing a west coast radiothon to support flood relief. Tune in to radiopunjab.com Wednesday from 12-4pm.
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Live music AND a chance to help people affected by the floods? Sign us up! Thanks to all you are doing to support neighbors helping neighbors. To see the lineup, go to kgmi.com/podcasts/dana-credi…
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The tremendous generosity from our community has provided more than $1M in direct aid to folks affected by the recent flooding -- but there's still work to do. To make a gift to help those in need, go to whatcomcf.org.
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More than a hundred Whatcom County nonprofits are working hard every day to make our community better. Remember to give to your favorites on Giving Tuesday!
We’ve seen and heard so many stories that confirm that the open hearted, “get ‘er done” spirit is alive in well in Whatcom County. Feel free to share your stories here!
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We wish you could read all the inspiring notes that have come in with the more than 1,700 gifts we've received from every corner of the county, state and country.
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Donations are still needed, and matching funds are still available! Give now at whatcomcf.org THANK YOU WHATCOM COUNTY!
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We’ve granted more than $280,000 through our Resilience Fund — which has grown by $560,000 — to organizations in communities hardest hit by the Whatcom County flood disaster. More is on the way as leaders work to assess needs. To add support go to whatcomcf.org
ALT Community leader Chad Hammond collecting damage estimation to report to FEMA. (Photo by Brandon Sawaya)
ALT Volunteers organize donations at Sumas Advent Christian Church. (Photo by Brandon Sawaya)
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Your donations to the Resilience Fund are going to work! We've made grants to the Miracle Food Network to distribute shampoo and body wash to those displaced, and to Catholic Community Services for gift cards for people to buy essential needs.
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Thank You Whatcom County Library System for creating a database of community resources to assist in flood recovery. wcls.org/community-resources…
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