Everyone deserves a holiday season that is warm and full of joy. With the rate of unemployment at an all time high and homelessness on the rise, it is important to keep informed of resources available during this holiday season. We are so proud of our community for having so many options for families in need. Those who need assistance with food, clothing, shelter, and holiday gifts can turn to a number of local resources.
Choosing gifts can be time consuming, so to make things easier we’ve put together a list of unique local gifts and experiences for your holiday shopping that will help contribute to your community and support small business in your area.
So what can you do to make the most ideal learning environment for your kids? Here are a few ways to keep the learning environment happy, healthy, and productive.
While things seem uncertain, there is one thing in our local area that will always be true. No one will go hungry. If you find yourself in need or if you want to lend a helping hand, Whatcom and Skagit counties have food resources that are vibrant and predictable.
As we are approaching nearly three months of being asked to stay at home and avoid gathering in public areas, we find ourselves searching for ways to support local businesses in order for them to continue operating. Many of us have taken initiative by ordering takeout/curbside pick-up from our favorite restaurants and finding out ways to ship products directly to our home from local clothing, jewelry, furniture, and other small businesses. What else can be done to continue this effort to ensure our favorite local businesses are staying afloat during this difficult time?
During these uncertain times, we want to make sure our customers know they are our top priority when it comes to providing high speed internet access, phone service, and pzTV for businesses and homes in the area. With that being said, if you are experiencing any financial hardships (residential and business), or have been affected…
Being involved in our community is one of our core values. When the opportunity presented itself to get involved with HomesNOW, we didn’t hesitate. HomesNOW is “an all-volunteer, privately funded group of people working to provide shelter for the homeless in Bellingham and Whatcom County”. More recently, HomesNow operates a temporary safe camping site in…
