Alumni
Pacific Northwest Chapter - Community Service Day
Location
Open Kitchen 16540 NE 80th Street ⋅ Redmond WA 98052Date & Time
10:00am - 1:00pm PDT April 1Contact
Shelia Kandeler ’94
kandeler@msn.com
10:00am - 1:00pm PDT April 1
Open Kitchen 16540 NE 80th Street ⋅ Redmond WA 98052
Open gallery
PNW Community Service Day
Join the Pacific Northwest Chapter for the Community Service Day
April 1, 2023, from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
(snacks provided)
Open Kitchen at Redmond United Methodist Church
16540 NE 80th Street ⋅ Redmond WA 98052
More about Open Kitchen:
Open Kitchen has been in operation for just over 9 years, and it was founded out of the belief that we are called to work acts of justice throughout the world and in our local community in hope of making a positive difference. Prior to the pandemic, we served a warm meal and offered the time and space for people to eat, connect, and find community. In response to the pandemic, we now serve a warm, free meal “to-go.” Though our model has changed, our mission to feed bodies and souls has not. There are still many connections made and much community happens each week in addition to the meals provided. We do anticipate being back in person (hopefully, late Spring) once we can gather enough funds to pay for the ventilation repairs needed to host large numbers of folks in our dining room and once that work can be completed. We have served a meal every Wednesday since November 20th, 2013, that adds up to 477 Wednesdays and 54,162 meals.
Open Kitchen at Redmond United Methodist Church
16540 NE 80th Street ⋅ Redmond WA 98052
Host: Shelia Kandler ’94
More about Open Kitchen:
Open Kitchen has been in operation for just over 9 years, and it was founded out of the belief that we are called to work acts of justice throughout the world and in our local community in hope of making a positive difference. Prior to the pandemic, we served a warm meal and offered the time and space for people to eat, connect, and find community. In response to the pandemic, we now serve a warm, free meal “to-go.” Though our model has changed, our mission to feed bodies and souls has not. There are still many connections made and much community happens each week in addition to the meals provided. We do anticipate being back in person (hopefully, late Spring) once we can gather enough funds to pay for the ventilation repairs needed to host large numbers of folks in our dining room and once that work can be completed. We have served a meal every Wednesday since November 20th, 2013, that adds up to 477 Wednesdays and 54,162 meals.