Four Dignity/Seattle members joined with others in sorting a wide variety of baked goods into boxes of buns, bagels, sliced bread, desserts, assorted baked goods, etc.  During the 2+ hour volunteer session 17 pallets were stacked with 10,420 pounds of bread and baked goods which is the equivalent of 8683 meals.  Distribution began the following morning as the pallets were delivered to food banks and homeless shelters to feed those in need.

Dignity/Seattle's second annual Three King's Game Day began at 2pm with a taco lunch provided by member Gerry Roling. Guest Jessica related her adventures on moving to Seattle.  She also provided the fascinating game "Space Cats Fight Fascism" where in the year 3,000,000 space cats are waging a galactic rebellion against a rising tide of fascism and anti-cat bias. Unfortunately we Space Cats lost but those watching the Seahawk's game celebrated the Seahawk's win.

A mighty big thank you goes to all who contributed during the recent Dignity/Seattle Christmas Party towards the purchase of 19 wool blankets for TC5. On Thursday, December 12, 2019, Alan of Dignity/Seattle met with Kyle Monzingo who is the Site Coordinator for the Tiny Cabins Safe Harbor Interbay Village on 15th Ave W. adjacent to the Magnolia Bridge.  Kyle commented on their need for blankets and mentioned that spare blankets will be made available to residents in other Tiny Cabin Villages in the Seattle area.

Great food, wonderful friends, and Delia and Annah's beautifully decorated home and generous hospitality made for a memorable Christmas Party on Sunday, December 1st.  No one left hungry as there was plenty of delicious ham, salads, and pies.  A big thank you goes out to those contributing to this year's collection for the purchase of wool blankets for Tent City 5 at Interbay.

On Saturday, August 17, five Dignity/Seattle members joined other volunteers from several parishes in packing 400 backpacks with school supplies.  Towards this endeavor Dignity/Seattle contributed eighty 16GB USB flash drives that were included in the backpacks specifically going to teenagers.  All backpacks were distributed the following Saturday during a ceremony at Mary's Place.