Kyle Vixie Works

Serving as a strategic advisor to ARC.

Fund the Fun The Seattle Kraken's Everett Fitzhugh, who made history by becoming the National Hockey League's first Black broadcaster, will be joining us as our keynote speaker!

ICYMI: We’re still over the moon from Seattle Dances! Our nine celebrity dancers and 1,200 donors raised $1.5 million to advance Plymouth’s mission. We want to acknowledge all our celebrity dancers for their hard work and dedication: Cooper Helfet, Pearl Leung, Dave Magee, Nelly Mubashi, Alex Nordstrom, Scott Oki, Kayley Runstad Swan, Ben Straughan, and Jean Thompson.

We have some special thanks to give to the people behind the proverbial curtain. So many people gave their time, expertise, and enthusiasm to bring this event to life: Hallie Kuperman, "dance wrangler" extraordinaire; Kevin Joyce, truly the host with the most compassion; Patti Payne, special correspondent; our talented professional dancers; Bob Bejan, Mona Lee Locke, and Jen Mueller, our discerning celebrity judges; Carson St. Clair and Inga, glamourous "Vannas"; our passionate staff team; Plymouth resident John, who courageously shared his story; Kyle Vixie, strategic advisor, GeekWire, digital media sponsor, and our dedicated Seattle Dances Steering Committee led by our co-chairs Michelle Mathieu and Alexander Oki.

If you’re still up for some dancing, check out this year’s performances on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJhh7jrQefo&list=PLuS0YeHFOp-N0LmzdYOF3t4xWdGXWdkuq.
Thanks again for watching Seattle Dances. We hope to see you next year!

Serving as a Strategic Advisor to Plymouth Housing for this fundraising event.

Seattle Dances - Plymouth Housing Seattle Dances streams live at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 13! Check back here for the link. And don’t worry – if you’ve voted for a dancer, or you receive Plymouth Housing emails, we’ll send you the link directly! You can also stay in the loop by responding to this Facebook Event.

Sharing as Chair of the King County Citizens' Elections Oversight Committee (CEOC). Together let's hit a 90% turnout for the General Election by November 3!

Ready to receive your ballot? King County Elections will mail your ballot on October 14. If your ballot doesn't arrive by October 19, email us at [email protected] or call 206-296-VOTE (8683). Here are some important dates to post on your fridge.

Please note as a King County (and WA State) voter: your mail-in ballot will be automatically mailed and will not need to be requested as implied on the official USPS postcard. King County Elections states that ballots will be mailed on Oct. 14 and over 99.9% will receive their ballot within 5 days. We're expecting/striving for a 90% turnout in King County!

A partnership of the Associated Recreation Council and Seattle Parks and Recreation.

Seattle to provide childcare for 550 kids throughout the city as schools adopt remote learning model With most schools across Seattle adopting a remote learning model to start off the academic year, the city announced it is offering childcare to 550 kids at 19 locations.

School is back in session, and we are HIRING! Are you passionate about actively supporting your community and working with children ages 5-12? If so, we want you to join us!

We are offering part-time roles (up to 25 hours per week), and benefits including 401k, transit plan, employee assistance program, and more.

Associated Recreation Council is a non-profit partner with Seattle Parks and Recreation, serving Seattle by offering a variety of recreational and lifelong learning programs, classes, and activities.

Apply now: https://arcseattle.org/Jobs