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Annual Santa Pancake Breakfast 

 

  • When: 8:30 - 11:30 AM
  • Where: MSSC, 411 Main Ave S, North Bend
  • Tickets: Adults -  $10 (in advance; $15 at the door), kids 12 and under - $5

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Highlighting Humanity - Fight Against Senior Housing Insecurity

1/16/2025

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What happens when aging meets the crisis of homelessness? No Place to Grow Old, a moving documentary from Humans for Housing, explores the heartbreaking and urgent reality of seniors facing housing insecurity. Through deeply personal stories, this film shines a spotlight on the struggles of older adults who are left without the stability and dignity of a safe place to call home.

Beyond storytelling, the film offers powerful social commentary on systemic issues affecting vulnerable populations. It challenges viewers to reflect on their role in fostering a society where everyone, especially seniors, has the opportunity to age with security and grace.

Engage in the Conversation
Following the screening, attendees will have the unique opportunity to participate in a Q&A session featuring five local leaders who are actively working to combat housing insecurity:
  • ​Allison Roberts, Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank: Addressing the intersection of food access and housing stability.
  • Jen Kirk, Reclaim: Advocating for transitional and permanent housing solutions.
  • Susan Kingsbury-Comeau, Mt. Si Senior Center: Supporting seniors through programs and resources that provide community and care.
  • Angelina Holverslott, Local Housing Manager: Navigating the complexities of affordable housing initiatives.
  • Michael Larson, Humans for Housing: Sharing the vision and mission behind the film and its call to action.

Event Details
📅 When: February 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM
📍 Where: North Bend Theater

This is more than just a film—it’s a conversation and a call to action. Be part of the change!

Learn more:  https://www.humansforhousing.org/noplacetogrowold

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Mt. Si Senior Center is Generously Supported by the Following:

City Government
City of North Bend   - City of Seattle   -  City of Seattle/Aging & Disability Services    -    City of Snoqualmie

County Government
King County   -   ​King County Emergency Medical Services  - King County Human Services   -    King County Metro Transit 
 King County Parks and Recreation   -   King County Veterans, Seniors, Human Services Levy (VSHSL)  

Tribal and State Government
The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe   -   Washington State Department of Transportation 

Community Partners
 Eastside Friends of Seniors    -    Encompass NW     -    Indian American Community Services (IACS)
 Issaquah Senior Center    -   Puget Sound Energy (PSE)    -     SAGE/POCAN    -    SeaMar  
Sno-Valley Senior Center    -   WATAP
 

Individual & Event-Based Giving
Individual Donations    -   Local Fundraisers   
Membership Donations    -    ​Program Donations


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