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Kid Inventors Day celebrates the creativity, curiosity, and problem-solving power of young people.

High numbers seem to be a regular thing at Neighbors in Need these weeks.

It seemed to be kind of a fast day today. Neighbors came in, got coffee, visited the pantry, grabbed a burrito and were gone. Very few stayed to chat.

National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month calls attention to the ongoing reality of human trafficking and modern-day slavery.

Our pantry served 74 Neighbors and four families this morning. The crowd is always a bit smaller at the very first of each month.

Observed during the winter months, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Awareness Month invites awareness and compassion for those whose mental health is affected by seasonal changes in daylight.

International Migrants Day invites reflection on the millions of people who, because of need, persecution, opportunity, or displacement, have become migrants.

Organizations and families in south Snohomish County sure have Christmas spirit. Our Neighbors are loved.

Universal Human Rights Month invites us to reflect on the inherent dignity shared by all people.

Pemco employees, their friends and family members prepared at least 250 early morning breakfasts of scrambled eggs, hash brown patties, sausage links, oatmeal with brown sugar and raisins, and fruit juices. Our hungry crowd were sure grateful.

Beginning with World AIDS Day on December 1, the month of December invites global attention to HIV/AIDS—an epidemic that has shaped communities, families, and public health for more than four decades.

Our friends from St Philopateer St Demiana Coptic Orthodox congregation fed the largest crowd we have had in years. (We had to set up extra chairs!) Thank you for warm and plentiful breakfast for everyone.

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the rich histories, diverse cultures, and enduring contributions of Native peoples.

Pemco fed the multitudes this morning! Knowing that our guest count is bound to increase, the Pemco team prepared double quantities.

This Advent, the Diversity and Inclusion Ministry (DIM) invites you to join our Dignity Drive—a vital collection of specific goods for the Lynnwood Food Bank.

Each November, Military Families Appreciation Month invites reflection on the unseen service and daily sacrifices made by those who support loved ones in uniform.

Each November, Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month invites us to recognize the millions of people living with Alzheimer’s and to stand alongside their families and caregivers in compassion and hope.

Each November, International Stress Awareness Week invites us to reflect on the pressures of modern life and to take active steps toward balance and peace.

Pemco fed the multitudes this morning! Knowing that our guest count is bound to increase, the Pemco team prepared double quantities.

Each October, we observe National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, recognizing the devastating impact of abuse in all its forms — physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, and financial.