Monday, September 21, 2009

Day of Caring

September 11 was the annual Day of Caring, sponsored by United Way of King County. This year, we had volunteers from the King County Library System and from Microsoft come out and work with some of our clients.

Some helped English as a Second Language students practice their daily conversation and also performed mock interview for the naturalization test. Others worked with our After School students talking about education, careers and job opportunities.

We want to give these volunteers a big THANK YOU for coming out and giving of themselves and their time to help our immigrants and their families succeed in their new community!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

It's so great to hear about the good work that happened on 9/11 Day of Caring! What a great use of volunteers!

Erica Ellis
United Way of King County

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