Showing posts with label Village Laundromat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Village Laundromat. Show all posts

Thursday, June 20, 2024

Loads of Change helps 45 people with their laundry

Our Loads of Change Wednesday helped 45 people with 57 loads of wash (71 loads in the dryer) to the tune of $384. Special thanks to the Severe Weather Shelter of Kingston for its donation, along with others' donations of cash and pod detergent. We appreciate it! Donations may be left at John L. Scott Real Estate (ask for Pat Osler or Dennis Deitch).

 
Loads of Change helps the unhoused/needy with laundry the third Wednesday of every month at The Village Laundromat in Poulsbo. People need to be from the NK area.

Monday, June 17, 2024

Clean laundry day coming up Wednesday

 


This Wednesday, June 19, is Loads of Change for the unhoused/needy at The Village Laundromat.
A couple of reminders: For North Kitsap residents only, and the last load of wash should be in by 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday, May 15, 2024

50 unhoused and needy individuals helped with laundry program


Another successful afternoon of Loads of Change is in the books. We were able to help 50 people doing 78 loads of wash, and drying 71 loads for $478.25 ($90.75 in Lions donations).

Ray and Ria were on hand as usual, along with Terry Blais, with help for a couple of hours from Dennis Tesch and Dennis Deitch.

Many thanks to those of you who donated laundry pods because we really go through them!

#cleanlaundry #weserve #unhoused #needy #poulsbolions #villagelaundromat #loadsofchange

Monday, May 13, 2024

Wednesday is laundry day

Laundry day is coming up this Weds., May 15! We start putting in the quarters at 2 p.m. and the last load to wash should be in by 5:30 p.m.
 

 

Friday, April 19, 2024

Lions help 46 people with clean laundry

Our April Loads of Change served 46 people who are unhoused or low-income. Poulsbo Lions paid $515.25 ($40.50 in donations) for 81 washers and 112 dryers. Lions helping were Ray and Ria McMahon, Terry Blais, Dennis Tesch and Lee Metcalf.
 
Our next Loads of Change will be May 15.