Virtual Spring Festival, May 22, 2021
Organized by Northwest Share in partnership with Washington state parks folk & traditional arts program
working with APCC to serve the community
We recently had the privilege to work with Asia Pacific Cultural Center where we took our Free Food Truck to serve free, delicious, vegetarian food in the community.
8th Annual Diwali - Lights of India
The 8th annual Diwali: Lights of India is organized by Northwest SHARE, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization run by 100% volunteers. Northwest Share promotes arts, culture. education, health and humanities.
Message from six prominent dignitaries Jay Inslee Governor of Washington, Pramila Jayapal United States Representative, Suzan DelBene United States Representative, Manka Dhingra Member of the Washington Senate, Vandana Slatter Washington State House of Representative, Robert Nellams Director of Seattle Center, Claudia Balducci Wasthington King County Council and Latha Pat Arts Director of Northwest Share
2020 Diwali: Lights of India
The 8th annual Diwali: Lights of India is organized by Northwest SHARE, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization run by 100% volunteers. Northwest Share promotes arts, culture. education, health and humanities.
This year’s virtual festival features music, dance, visual art, martial arts, a cooking demonstrations, and more. Diwali: Lights of India is part of the Virtual Festál 2020 series, supported through grants from 4Culture and ArtsFund.
Free Food Truck Program
Our free food truck program has been feeding the homeless in Seattle since 2018. Even in this pandemic, by following the social distancing rules and other safety measures, we continue to serve freshly cooked hot food to the homeless and hungry with love and respect.
Twitter Feed
Our food truck broke down today, we will be running around 1 hour late. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Media Coverage
Testimonials
Receiving grant from Redmond Kiwanis Club in support of our free food truck program
Thanks to Redmond Kiwanis Club for their grants to nwshare in support of the free food truck serving the Redmond community.
Pat Vache, Treasurer of the Redmond Kiwanis club remarked that he saw a great fit between the missions of the Kiwanis and Nwshare. He also thanked Nwshare for making our community better.
Latha Sambamurti, a director on the board of Nwshare receiving the grant check for Nwshare food truck from the past president of Kiwanis club Sue Stewart and Lt. Governor of Kiwanis club Penny Arneson.
Location
Address: University Heights Community Center in the U-District, 50th and University Way
Transit:
- Metro Transit (Buses stop within a few blocks)
- Bike Parking is available on the CC grounds
- Limited free parking is available on CC grounds, follow signage instructions, and there is free street parking.
Days and Hours Of Food Serving:
On Thursdays @ 9451 Avondale Rd NE, Redmond, WA 98052
- Thursday - 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
About NorthWest SHARE
Northwest SHARE is a Seattle-based non-profit organization with a 501 (c)(3) status (EIN 91-1918588) established for the purpose of serving the Seattle based community in the following ways
- Arts and Culture - Conducts many free events for the community to promote oneness, harmony and brotherhood
- Education - Provides holistic education to kids and adults alike through formal K-6 classes via Synergy Learning Academy
- Free Food for the homeless - Provides free hot meals to the homeless and needy in Seattle through our Free Food Truck Program
- Organic Farming - Teaching others how to do organic farming thus helping in taking baby steps towards self-sustainment
- Cow Shelter - Providing a happy and natural environment for the cows to lead a normal life
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