Events - Month View

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one.

Monday walks, Lake Forest Park‘s Horizon View Park. Good parking. Level path that makes a little under a mile circuit. If you come late, the group will be easy to find! Not crowded. Quiet. Some can come for one round, others can do more. When it is not cloudy, good mountain views.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. We promise to never run out of things to talk about. Hope to see you here!

Northwest Neighbors Network is participating in GiveBIG, a fundraising campaign that supports community organizations across Washington State. From April 20-May 5, you can support Northwest Neighbors Network by contributing here: https://www.givebigwa.org/northwestneighborsnetwork (or click on the link above). We encourage you to share this link with people in your life, to invite them to help us keep seniors in our community connected, engaged, and living at home. And, we have an amazing incentive! A very generous donor will be matching all GiveBIG gifts to NNN, dollar-for-dollar, up to $2500 total!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

Northwest Neighbors Network is participating in GiveBIG, a fundraising campaign that supports community organizations across Washington State. From April 20-May 5, you can support Northwest Neighbors Network by contributing here: https://www.givebigwa.org/northwestneighborsnetwork (or click on the link above). We encourage you to share this link with people in your life, to invite them to help us keep seniors in our community connected, engaged, and living at home. And, we have an amazing incentive! A very generous donor will be matching all GiveBIG gifts to NNN, dollar-for-dollar, up to $2500 total!

The hike is really more of a stroll... paths are wide and smooth... we can stay on the flats or try a few small hills. Trails circle around and back, so something for everyone.

The TED talk for this week is by Catharine Young: How memories form and how we lose them. To watch any time between now and Thursday afternoon, click on the TED link above. To join the zoom discussion at 4PM on Thursday, click on the zoom link above.

What happened these last few days that sparked your interest? Read an article about a new advancement in medicine? See a news segment about someone who had an amazing adventure? Hear about an interesting happening here in Seattle? Zoom with us and let‘s share our finds.

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one.

Monday walks, Lake Forest Park‘s Horizon View Park. Good parking. Level path that makes a little under a mile circuit. If you come late, the group will be easy to find! Not crowded. Quiet. Some can come for one round, others can do more. When it is not cloudy, good mountain views.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. We promise to never run out of things to talk about. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

The hike is really more of a stroll... paths are wide and smooth... we can stay on the flats or try a few small hills. Trails circle around and back, so something for everyone.

NNN members and friends watch a TED talk during the week and then gather at this time to talk about it. The talk for this week has not yet been chosen. Got one you would like to recommend? If so, let us know!

What happened these last few days that sparked your interest? Read an article about a new advancement in medicine? See a news segment about someone who had an amazing adventure? Hear about an interesting happening here in Seattle? Zoom with us and let‘s share our finds.

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one.

Monday walks, Lake Forest Park‘s Horizon View Park. Good parking. Level path that makes a little under a mile circuit. If you come late, the group will be easy to find! Not crowded. Quiet. Some can come for one round, others can do more. When it is not cloudy, good mountain views.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. We promise to never run out of things to talk about. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

The hike is really more of a stroll... paths are wide and smooth... we can stay on the flats or try a few small hills. Trails circle around and back, so something for everyone.

NNN members and friends watch a TED talk during the week and then gather at this time to talk about it. The talk for this week has not yet been chosen. Got one you would like to recommend? If so, let us know!

What happened these last few days that sparked your interest? Read an article about a new advancement in medicine? See a news segment about someone who had an amazing adventure? Hear about an interesting happening here in Seattle? Zoom with us and let‘s share our finds.

Monday walks, Lake Forest Park‘s Horizon View Park. Good parking. Level path that makes a little under a mile circuit. If you come late, the group will be easy to find! Not crowded. Quiet. Some can come for one round, others can do more. When it is not cloudy, good mountain views.

A book club for those of us who enjoy sharing thoughts and ideas with one another, using that month‘s book as a catalyst for discussion. Meetings are usually held on the fourth Monday of each month. If you might be interested in joining us, please contact us at services@northwestneighborsnetwork.org. Drop ins are welcome!

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. We promise to never run out of things to talk about. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

Calling all NNN Volunteers! Let‘s chat! This is an informal Zoom forum only for current NNN volunteers to get to know each other while sharing volunteer experiences, asking and offering suggestions or ideas and learning what type of volunteer services seem to be most valued by our members. Grab a cup of coffee, tea, water - or just come without. Let‘s have some fun and learn about our volunteer experiences! Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2532372848?pwd=RmlBTUlCQWI1ZHpzZ2ExQ25ramRFUT09 Meeting ID: 253 237 2848 Passcode: 830568 One tap mobile +12532158782,,2532372848#,,,,,,0#,,830568# US (Tacoma) +13462487799,,2532372848#,,,,,,0#,,830568# US (Houston) Dial by your location +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 929 436 2866 US (New York) +1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown) Meeting ID: 253 237 2848 Passcode: 830568 Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbLQsdLJ1U

Help your loved ones as they age and learn about programs to help them age in place in their own home. Learn when to recognize when they need to move on to the next level of care. This class also includes falls prevention tips, medication safety and fire safety for older adults. The on-line Zoom class is free, but registration is required.
This session is repeated on July 28, September 22 and November 24.

The hike is really more of a stroll... paths are wide and smooth... we can stay on the flats or try a few small hills. Trails circle around and back, so something for everyone.

NNN members and friends watch a TED talk during the week and then gather at this time to talk about it. The talk for this week has not yet been chosen. Got one you would like to recommend? If so, let us know!

What happened these last few days that sparked your interest? Read an article about a new advancement in medicine? See a news segment about someone who had an amazing adventure? Hear about an interesting happening here in Seattle? Zoom with us and let‘s share our finds.

Monday walks, Lake Forest Park‘s Horizon View Park. Good parking. Level path that makes a little under a mile circuit. If you come late, the group will be easy to find! Not crowded. Quiet. Some can come for one round, others can do more. When it is not cloudy, good mountain views.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. We promise to never run out of things to talk about. Hope to see you here!