Supporting the YWCA
On April 28th I was fortunate enough to be invited to the YWCA annual luncheon at the Hotel Murano Pavilion. As the website sponsor for the Tacoma-Pierce County YWCA, SiteCrafting designed and developed the website for their It's Time for the YWCA campaign. The theme of this year's event was Live Your Joy.
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On December 22nd, over half the SiteCrafting crew headed down to the Pierce County YWCA to help out in their Christmas gift center. Every December, the YWCA's gym is transformed into a "store" where residents can pick out gifts for their parents/children/siblings.
13 of us volunteered to wrap and label presents during two different shifts. While the first few presents seemed to take an eternity to wrap, we soon got into the swing of things and were cranking them out like nobody's business. Good thing too, as there were lots of presents to go around. Donations come from several sources: individual donations, Girl Scout troops, churches, even Hell's Angels contribute everything from toys and clothes for the kids to housewares and perfume for mom.
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Show off your work that's not for work

Thursday, October 22 from 6-8pm, SiteCrafting will host a Side Project Demo Night in our conference room.
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I may never eat carrots again.

There's something extremely satisfying about doing for others. It's not very hard, doesn't take very long, yet makes a huge difference for those in need. Saturday, November 15, some co-workers and I headed over to the Emergency Food Network's Distribution Center for their monthly Repack Project. Giant bins of frozen vegetables are repacked into 1-2 pound bags for distribution to over 70 food banks, hot meal sites, and shelters throughout Pierce County.
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*web developers really like snacks*
Ahh.. where to begin? Greetings everyone. I'm Mandi and I'm wrapping up week 2 at SiteCrafting. I was informed that it might be interesting to get a new hire's perspective posted on the blog, and now that I'm here, Paul is no longer the new guy so it's all on me.
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