

Free Books for Children From Birth to Age 5!
We put books into the hands of local children at no cost to families! Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library delivers specially-selected, age-appropriate, high-quality books monthly to registered children from birth to age 5. Your gift helps cover our local annual cost of $12,000.
● Every month over 900 books are mailed directly to the homes of local children.
● Reading to children promotes early literacy and readiness for entering school.
● Since 2007, we have gifted more than 152,000 books to over 2,800 Local Children!
Donate today! You are an integral part of this early literacy program.
- Dolly Parton
Steve Goforth
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Cultivating Community: A Harvest of Hope with Puget Sound Public Farms
Our club is proud to highlight the incredible work of Puget Sound Public Farms (PSPF), a nonprofit run by our very own Rotary member, Andrew Davis. PSPF is dedicated to empowering our communities to engage with food and agriculture, and their recent harvests show just how successful their mission is.
The farms have been incredibly productive this season, with two large donations already made to the local food bank. The first batch, a bountiful harvest of potatoes and onions, weighed in at a remarkable 183 pounds! This was followed up last week with another 125 pounds of fresh produce, including a tote of green beans, six totes of kale, and five crookneck squash.
Big things have also been happening at Ovenell Farm! Volunteers recently unearthed a long-established orchard from beneath a tangle of 12-foot-high blackberry bushes. In its place, they have now planted eight new fruit trees, creating a new source of fresh, local fruit for the community.
Get Involved with PSPF!
Want to give back to your community, learn to grow your own food, or simply have some spare time? PSPF offers a fantastic way to get your hands dirty for a great cause.
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Volunteer Now: Head over to www.pspfarms.org to sign up!
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Volunteer Hours: Join them every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ovenell Park. You can also find them at the Wild Goose Community Garden next to the Stanwood United Methodist Church every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
If you are unable to volunteer but would still like to support their mission, you can make a donation to help them grow more food for our community.



We are beyond grateful for your support on Friday! We were able to donate 33 pints of blood which will potentially help save the lives of more than 90 people! To put it into perspective, these people may get more time to spend with their family and friends this holiday season thanks to you.













Our Rotary members joined all the Food Bank supporters at the annual breakfast!

Service Above Self
Stanwood, WA 98292
United States