Caregiving at Life's End
CISC recently completed a monthlong series of workshops on caring for loved ones at the end of life. This was done in conjunction with Providence Hospice of Seattle._JPG.jpg)
CISC recently completed a monthlong series of workshops on caring for loved ones at the end of life. This was done in conjunction with Providence Hospice of Seattle._JPG.jpg)
On Friday, CISC volunteer Christine Ho came to Sunshine Garden to demonstrate traditional Indian cuisine – tandoori chicken, rice, and raita. A graduate of Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, Christine shares her special talents every month Sunshine Garden seniors.
Now you too can join in on the fun! Christine will be donating a cooking class to CISC’s Friendship Dinner & Auction at the Grand Hyatt on June 7. Your chance to learn from one of the best!
The Bellevue Arts Museum will be hosting Beijing University’s Yao Bingyue on Tuesday, May 27 for a hands-on demonstration of traditional Chinese paper cutting. A researcher in early childhood development, this event is geared for children as well as adults. For more information, contact the museum at 425-890-3184.
Examples of this unique and wonderful craft (also known as 窗花or window flowers) will also be available at CISC’s Friendship Dinner & Auction on June 7 at the Grand Hyatt Seattle.
Northwest Chinese School 西北中文學校 will be holding a fundraising event this Saturday to benefit victims of this week’s earthquake in China.
As more and more news comes out of China, the death toll rises. For those survivors in the area, there is urgent need for basic necessities such as food, water and shelter.CISC has received a number of inquiries from people who want to help. Here are 3 ways:
Thank you for your caring and concern. With your help, we hope to minimize the pain and suffering as much as possible.Today a group of students from Bellevue Community College’s program in Digital Video Production came to CISC to begin filming a documentary on the history of the organization.
Jason Lau, initiator of this project, felt strongly that he wanted to tell the story of CISC, the people behind it, and the impact it has had on the community these last 36 years.
Pratt Fine Arts Center's Youth Art Works program will exhibit drawings, painting, and glass art by students from Washington Middle School and Chinese Information and Service Center at the Seattle Public Library's Douglass-Truth Branch from May 5 to May 29.