“When I was young, I wanted to make it big. Now I just want to make the monthly bills.”
June 7, 2010
Chris’ story marks the last of our series focused on the clients of Seattle’s Providence Regina House, an agency of the Food Lifeline.
Posts Tagged ‘Seattle’
Tosca, Tonika and Elrico: Using Seattle’s Resources to Keep Afloat
May 17, 2010
The Seattle Business Journal recently reported that the city is ranked 13th among the 50 best U.S. cities for job seekers. While the article had that much to offer citizens of the Washington city, it’s reporter also gave a few sobering words of reality. Although the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics claims that jobs are being [...]
A visit with Bill and Seattle’s Providence Regina House
May 6, 2010
The first of a three part series focusing on the stories from the Providence Regina House, a member of the Food Lifeline.
Food America: Coffee OR eggs?
March 19, 2010
Location: Seattle, Washington Home to the iconic Space Needle and known for the stunning surrounding nature, Seattle is an active kind of town. Whether you’re walking through one of 350 in city parks or a student at one of Seattle’s renowned schools (91.9% of the population has a high school diploma vs. 84.5% nationally), you [...]
