Women Who Care group welcomes new members; next meeting is May 22 | Snoqualmie Valley Record

Women Who Care group welcomes new members; next meeting is May 22

May 12, 2017 8:30 am

The 100 Women Who Care-Greater Snoqualmie Valley group donated $15,600.00 to the Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank at its March meeting.

The next meeting of the philanthropy group is Monday, May 22.

New members are welcome. Learn more at www.100wwcgsv.com.

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