Washington Kids in Transition was awarded a $10,000 donation from Insurance Services Group through the 2017 Safeco Insurance Make More Happen Award program. Pictured from left are Kiersten Christensen, of Insurance Services Group; Mary Gardner, of Safeco Insurance; Kim Gorney, of Washington Kids in Transition, and Trevor Campbell, of Insurance Services Group. (Contributed photo)
Insurance Services Group in Edmonds awarded $10,000 to Washington Kids in Transition through the 2017 Safeco Insurance Make More Happen award program. Washington Kids in Transition provides basic needs to homeless children, including food, clothing, motel vouchers and transportation vouchers.
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