Everett Elks reach out to veterans at Sebastian Place

Published 1:30 am Friday, March 24, 2017

Everett Elks reach out to veterans at Sebastian Place
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Everett Elks reach out to veterans at Sebastian Place
The Everett Elks sponsor a monthly event or activity at Sebastian Place, a residential apartment complex for previously homeless veterans. The March program included metal jewelry making. (Contributed photo)

LYNNWOOD — The Everett Elks sponsor a monthly event or activity at Sebastian Place, a 20-unit complex in Lynnwood for homeless veterans owned and operated by Catholic Community Services of Western Washington.

In March, volunteers brought a pizza lunch and cookies. Lunch was followed by a jewelry making session with Schack Art Center teacher Art Cass, who helped the veterans make copper rings. A variety of door prizes were awarded to all who attended.

The Elks activities began in January with a housewarming celebration that furnished the community room with a new couch, recliner and television purchased with an Elks grant. Since then, the Elks have added a DVD and video game player, bookshelves, cupboards and a folding table.

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