Our 2018 Annual Dinner Auction was a huge success, raising over $28,000! Let's make our 2019 event even better! Beneficiaries include:
- Highline School District/Kent School District
- Children's Therapy Center
- Mary's Place
- The Maple Vine Place
- Birthday Dreams
- Pregnancy Aid in Des Moines
- Linus Project
- Wanda Frey Joiner Hand to Hand International Service Projects
- College Scholarship towards ASL Career
Quota Cares Western Days 2019
Our annual Western Days was a wonderful day filled with fun for both young and old! Check out the slide show by clicking the link on the left. Western Days is for special needs children and their families. Activities included pony rides, a petting zoo, arts and crafts, stick horse races and much, much more.
Special Thank you to:
Seattle Pony Company (the pony rides)
Old McDebbie Farms (the petting zoo)
Smith Brother Farms (the milk served with lunches)
Exxon
Our annual Western Days was a wonderful day filled with fun for both young and old! Check out the slide show by clicking the link on the left. Western Days is for special needs children and their families. Activities included pony rides, a petting zoo, arts and crafts, stick horse races and much, much more.
Special Thank you to:
Seattle Pony Company (the pony rides)
Old McDebbie Farms (the petting zoo)
Smith Brother Farms (the milk served with lunches)
Exxon
Meet Kent Valley's Latest Scholarship Recipient
Every year Quota International of Kent Valley awards a college scholarship to a student working towards a career helping the deaf and hard of hearing community. This year's recipient is Meg Kassebaum, a 2018 graduate from Kentridge High School. Meg is currently attending Western Oregon University.
She follows in the footsteps of our previous scholarship recipients, Jordon Guffey and Elizabeth Wiley, both WOU alum.
Congratulations Meg!
She follows in the footsteps of our previous scholarship recipients, Jordon Guffey and Elizabeth Wiley, both WOU alum.
Congratulations Meg!
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Your donations to Quota at work: A special thank you from the DHH students at ACE/Tyee High School in the Highline School District. |
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