Karla Sanchez Named Volunteer of the Month in Issaquah Highlands

Issaquah, WALocal News

Karla Sanchez has been named the Volunteer of the Month for August in the Issaquah Highlands community, recognized for her significant contributions during the summer. She coordinated the Global Grub & Groove celebration, showcasing Mexican culture, and successfully secured a mariachi band after a last-minute cancellation. Beyond this event, Karla is an active member of both the Highlands Council Equity and Programming Committees, where she champions inclusivity and diverse community events. Living in Issaquah Highlands, she enjoys the beautiful landscapes, vibrant businesses, and the strong sense of community. Karla and her husband Carlos, who are both from Mexico, cherish their life in the area with their two senior dogs.

She encourages others to volunteer by highlighting the variety of opportunities available for individuals with different skills and interests. Her positive experience reflects the commitment of the Issaquah Highlands Community Association and Highlands Council to creating an inclusive and caring environment. Karla's story serves as an inspiration for community involvement and engagement.

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