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Amy Head after her first 12 mile training walk in July. When does six feet = 180 miles? When three people are walking to end breast cancer. At SCJ Alliance, those feet are attached to Lisa Palazzi, Amy Head and…
SCJ's Maryam Lynch-Tate in Washington, DC during last year’s MOD conference where she lobbied on Capitol Hill with other MOD volunteers and staff on the importance of supporting legislation and policies protecting and improving the health of women, infants, children…
Through the dark of night, bordered by the lights of the Las Vegas strip, runner Angela Johnston participated in the Rock ‘n’ Roll Half-Marathon in honor of her 14-year-old son Andrew. “Andrew has been living with Crohn's Disease since he…
It’s October and “PINK” is the air. Well actually at SCJ Alliance we’re “pinkish” throughout the year, supporting various breast cancer prevention fundraisers. Like most workplaces, a number of our employees, whether themselves or through friends and family, have experienced…
SCJ Alliance Planner Vivian Ramsey (left) with Wenatchee Valley Chamber President Josh Stendera, Cashmere Valley Mortgage. "Originally, I joined the Leadership Class to connect with others in my new community,” said SCJ Alliances’ Vivian Ramsey who moved to Wenatchee in…
Few endeavors are as satisfying as encouraging hearts, providing hope and delivering assistance to grateful recipients. Our experience with Rebuilding Together has been one of the highlights of the year and a real opportunity to support the community and the valuable…
What do you get when you arm a Shea Carr Jewell civil engineer with some adhesive spray, glitter and a pair of slippers? Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers! Manuel Hand-Crafted Dorothy Shoes When Manuel Abarca's daughter asked if he could help with her…
Steve Dorau and Joel Deis of ESG spent Friday April 27th at the University of Colorado Denver Campus for the MESA High School Jamboree. MESA is a national organization promoting Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement for students in grades P-12. Steve…
Historic buildings, torn up streets, strolling pedestrians, and underground commerce. These combine to make the Port Townsend sidewalk project a dynamic one to say the least! Seemingly enjoying all the activity in this waterfront town pedestrians navigate through the two…
Parker (2nd Grader) visited 23 businesses before arriving at SCJ Math-adventurous kids are visiting our Olympia office over the next couple weeks as part of the Thurston County Chamber’s Math for Life Scavenger Hunt. The program, generously incentivized with prizes…
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