15 years and 26M later, Lynnwoods Neighborhood Center is almost here

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, a $26. 5 million community hub, is set to open in January after 15 years of planning. Located adjacent to Trinity Lutheran Church, the center will offer essential services for residents in South Snohomish and North King Counties. It features four early learning classrooms designed to accommodate around 80 children, alongside adult education programs aimed at promoting independent living for individuals with disabilities. The center is currently in its public fundraising phase, with about $1.

3 million needed to complete its funding. Built with green technology, the facility incorporates solar panels and repurposed wood, showcasing a commitment to sustainability. Joel Feldman of Volunteers of America Western Washington emphasizes the center's flexibility to adapt to community needs. Nearly all office spaces in the building have been promised to local organizations and nonprofits. The center will also feature a Piazza and café, providing a welcoming gathering space for the community.

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