Soroptimist of Sno-King, a volunteer service organization for professional women, has given cash awards to several groups through its Making a Difference for Women program.
Receiving money to continue work in their communities were Teen Hope, Cocoon House, Lynnwood Food Bank, South County Senior Center, Medical Teams International and the Sno-King Hands-On Committee.
The recipient of the Making a Difference for Women award was Marja Brandon, head of the Seattle Girls School. A contribution was made to the Soroptimist Foundation in honor of her dedication to women and girls.
Founded in 1964, Soroptimist of Sno-King is part of Soroptimist International of the Americas. Nearly 100,000 members in 120 countries contribute time and financial support to community-based projects benefiting women and girls.
For more information about the organization contact Kathleen Anderson, recruitment chair, at kathleenanderson@marykay.com.
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