Nearly 300 attend Volunteer Community Fair at Edmonds Waterfront Center

Edmonds, WALocal News

The annual Volunteer Community Fair, hosted by the Edmonds Waterfront Center, successfully attracted nearly 300 local residents interested in connecting with over 30 nonprofit organizations. Sandra Butterfield, a member of the hospitality team, noted the significance of this event in fostering community engagement amid rising living costs and government budget constraints. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about various volunteer roles, essential for supporting local causes. Many of the participating organizations maintain websites, inviting the public to explore their missions and find ways to contribute. This fair highlights the importance of volunteerism in strengthening community ties and addressing social issues.

Additionally, it serves as a reminder of how local nonprofits rely on volunteer support to thrive. As the community faces economic challenges, events like this become critical in mobilizing residents to take action. The Volunteer Community Fair exemplifies how collective efforts can make a meaningful difference in enhancing the quality of life for all.

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