LAKEWOOD HOSTS PDF

Click here to download a PDF with a list of all auction items. “This is our largest fundraiser of the year and all of the proceeds go towards funding all of the field trips for all of our students throughout the entire school year,” said Principal Michael Johnson.įor more information, contact Leslie Rybicki at or Sara Arsenault with questions or contact Kelly Wang to order tickets.

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Click here for a full list of available bid items and list of sponsors. The event features more than 70 bidding lots with items including everything from soccer camps and yoga classes to a Detroit Tigers VIP package, Disney Park Hopper tickets and dinner at the Chop House. at Weber’s Inn Grand Ballroom, 3050 Jackson Ave., Ann Arbor.Ī social hour with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres and preview of the auction items will take place from 6-7 p.m. SW, Lakewood, WA, 98499.Lakewood Elementary School hosts its largest fundraiser on Friday, March 18 from 6-11 p.m. at the Lakewood Pierce County Library, located at 6300 Wildaire Rd.

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SW, Lakewood, WA, 98499.Ī number of Pierce College students will host a voter registration drive called Voting Made Easy on Saturday, Feb. The Lakewood Pierce County Library is located at 6300 Wildaire Rd. Enjoy a live performance with Eva Abram as Mary Church Terrell, the daughter of formerly enslaved parents who became a leading activist for women’s suffrage and civil rights for African Americans. Mary Church Terrell: A Remarkable Woman on Saturday, Feb. The Lakewood Pierce County Library will host Mrs. The Tillicum Pierce County Library is located at 14916 Washington Ave. Celebrate Black History Month with Kimi Ginn as she performs stories exploring the Civil Rights Movement, including a Rosa Parks dramatization and a tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. To subscribe, email or read it online at the City of Lakewood's City News page.Īn African American Storytelling event will take place on Saturday, Feb. Both national and local heroes will be featured each week. Starting January 20, a weekly email newsletter called Hidden Heroes will highlight lesser-known heroes, leaders and pioneers from the African-American community. The celebration will take place at Harrison Preparatory School, located at 9103 Lakewood Dr. The event will also feature remarks by community leaders, performances by the Clover Park High School choir, YMCA dancers, and student-led poetry. Through these organizations, she has the opportunity to reach out to communities in need in her home country of Uganda. In 2018, Aburu was crowned Miss Uganda North America and Miss Africa Washington State. Today, she runs Aburu Fashion House, which features a clothing line that blends her African heritage with western culture. Aburu will share her story of traveling to the United States from Uganda to attend Pierce College, along with the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. 1 from 10-11:30 a.m., featuring Pierce College alumna Shalom Aburu as keynote speaker. The City of Lakewood will host its 17th Annual Dr. “It’s so important to engage in our history and lift up our heroes in a way that empowers the next generation,” Parker said. Pierce College Executive Officer for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Charlie Parker hopes the college community finds these events engaging and thought-provoking. Thanks to a collaboration of a number of community leaders, a unique series of civil rights-focused events will take place throughout February in honor of Dr. Pierce Advocacy and Resource Connections.Non-Transfer Degrees and General Education.Professional/Technical Degrees and Certificates.Social and Behavioral Sciences, Public Services.Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

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