Saying Foof to Responsibilities Comcast Celebrates Community and Service at Thurston Countys Iconic Foofaraw

Olympia, WALocal News

Comcast volunteers participated in the 63rd Annual Thurston County Foofaraw last Friday, an event that honors military service members and local leaders. Held at Budd Inlet, Foofaraw celebrated nearly 400 military guests with games, social activities, and a traditional salmon BBQ. Comcast acted as the exclusive broadband sponsor, providing co-branded shirts for attendees and engaging with service members. The event emphasized gratitude and community spirit, showcasing the Pacific Northwest's charm. Foofaraw serves as a reminder of the meaningful connections built through shared experiences.

Comcast's involvement reflects its commitment to supporting veterans and military families throughout Washington. The company aims to strengthen local ties and express appreciation for those who protect freedoms. Foofaraw continues to be a cherished tradition in the Evergreen State.

Related Articles

Miss Washington and Miss Washingtons Teen Give Back to Their Communities - ThurstonTalk

Miss Washington 2025 Amber Pike and Miss Washington’s Teen Kendall Runyan actively engage in community service initiatives throughout their year in office. Their commitment includes programs aimed at promoting literacy and assisting local organizations. Both titleholders exemplify leadership and community dedication in their respective roles.

Olympia Author Wins 2025 Washington State Book Award

K.A. Cobell, a Native American author from Olympia, won the 2025 Washington State Book Award for Young Adult Literature for her debut novel, "Looking for Smoke." The book features a mystery on a Blackfeet reservation and emphasizes cultural representation and the theme of potential in young adulthood. Cobell aims to provide authentic narratives that resonate with both Blackfeet readers and those unfamiliar with reservation life.

North Thurston Public Schools, City of Lacey, Chamber Celebrate Compassion - ThurstonTalk

North Thurston Public Schools, in collaboration with the City of Lacey and the Lacey South Sound Chamber, launched a Compassionate Community project to promote kindness and respect among residents. The initiative aims to foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels safe and valued.