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Second Sunday of Easter

Posted by on Apr 15, 2023 in Blaine Youth Group, Church News & Events, Sermons, Service Opportunities, Small Groups, Spiritual Formation, Sunday Worship, Weekly Calendar

In what parts of your life do you find it challenging to remain Christ-centered?

Welcome

  • April 16, 2023
  • Hybrid Worship
  • 10pm in the Sanctuary
  • Continue scrolling for today’s bulletin or view the print version

Order of Worship

Prelude
“Lamb of God”
by Twila Paris
Kathy Onishi
Welcome of
Grace and Greeting
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Opening Hymn
“Christ Beside Me”
(TFWS #2166)
Eugene & Kathy Onishi, Unison
Opening Prayer
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
First Scripture Reading
John 20:19-31 (CEB)
Marcus C. and
Tsutomu Nagoya
Children’s Message
Sai Hanaoka
Special Music
“In Christ Alone”
Kathy Onishi, Michelle Vaughan,
Miriam Tong, Eugene Onishi
and Neal Komedal
Scripture Reading
Colossians 3:12-17 (CEB)
Eunice Gong and
Tsutomu Nagoya
Sermon
“BeUMC: Christ-Centered”
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park
Hymn of Response
“My Jesus, I Love Thee”
(UMH #172)
Eugene and Kathy Onishi, Unison
Introduction to
the Offering
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Doxology
“Praise God from Whom
All Blessings Flow” (UMH #94)
Kathy Onishi
Prayer of Dedication
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Announcements
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Closing Hymn
“Where He Leads Me”
(UMH #338)
Eugene & Kathy Onishi, Unison
Benediction
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park

Rev. Dr. Jeney Park-Hearn will facilitate today’s Fellowship Zoom Break Out Room following worship.

Sermon Reflection Questions

  • This passage tells us that we should do everything in the name of Jesus. What does that look like for you?
  • In what parts of your life do you find it challenging to remain Christ-centered?
  • John Wesley taught us that growing in our faith is not something we achieve. How does knowing that your growth is a gift by the sanctifying (or perfecting) grace of God shape your thinking about being a Christ-centered person of God?

Lectionary

Mon 4/17
Psalm 114; Judges 6:36-40; 1 Corinthians 15:12-20
Tues 4/18
Psalm 114; Jonah 1:1-17; 1 Corinthians 15:19-28
Weds 4/19
Psalm 114; Jonah 2:1-10; Matthew 12:38-42
Thurs 4/20
Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19; Isaiah 25:1-5; 1 Peter 1:8b-12
Fri 4/21
Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19; Isaiah 26:1-4; 1 Peter 1:13-16
Sat 4/22
Psalm 116:1-4, 12-19; Isaiah 25:6-9; Luke 14:12-14

Announcements

Blaine Memorial Actors (church members) participated in a dress rehearsal of the Daikanreki Blaine Memorial documentary film on Sunday, March 19 after worship.

Filming of Documentary for 120th Anniversary

Immediately after worship!

The Blaine Memorial Archive Committee is producing a historical video documentary of the first 120 years of Blaine Memorial which will be in 2024. The film shoot is today, immediately after the day’s worship service. Please join us! We’d like 80-100 people or more in the crowd, of all ages from babies to youth to our wisest, of any race. Pizza will be offered to our actors. A love offering will be taken. Please plan to participate! Please turn in your PARTICIPANT RELEASE AGREEMENT form to the ushers. You may get a blank copy in the Narthex. Please contact Shig Nishida with any questions, insights or concerns.

Shig Nishida mends the cracks in the Trinity Gate. Kai Yamamoto pressure washes the entry walkway removing moss and debris. Anne Arakaki-Lock rakes bamboo leaves after pruning the trees. Everyone came out last summer to beautify our church campus!

NEW! All Church Work Party

Next Saturday, April 22 from 10am-2pm!

We’ll be beautifying the church campus and sprucing up the inside of the church to prepare for Blaine Memorial UMC’s upcoming Sukiyaki Take Out event! Please bring your own work tools for trimming bushes, pruning, and cutting down small trees if you plan to work outside. For those who are interested in working indoors, there will be plenty of opportunities available! Lunch will be provided. We look forward to working together to make our church a more beautiful and welcoming place!

Apply Now! Blaine Educational Scholarships

Due May 17

The Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church Educational Scholarships are designed to support the mission of the church through supporting a multitude of educational opportunities. We are proud to have helped students in their pursuit of continuing education since 1968. Applications are due May 17. We are blessed to offer the following scholarships: the Vera Ing Scholarship, Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church Scholarship, Yasuda Scholarship, William S. Yorozu Scholarship, and the Robert S. Sato Scholarship. Read more.

Blaine Cookbook needs your recipes!

Due May 31

Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church will release a 120th Anniversary Edition of “Let’s Dine!”, the latest in a series of cookbooks produced by Blaine Memorial over the past 70 years. This cookbook will commemorate the 120th Anniversary of Blaine Memorial, with a scheduled release of January 2024. We are seeking submissions for the 2024 cookbook and are calling on you to contribute! Read more.

Summer Camps & VBS 2023!

See Dates

This summer’s Camping Ministries and Vacation Bible School schedules are out! Please save the dates for your children and youth!

June 25-30
Jr/High Camp (for incoming 6th-9th graders)
July 10-14
Vacation Bible School, 10am-3pm
July 23-28
Asian Camp (for incoming 10th grade-2 yrs. post-HS)

Jr. High Camp registration is open now! Please register your youth by May 31!

Order Sukiyaki Today!

Click the image above to place your orders for delicious sukiyaki dinner! Also, make a donation to Rainier Valley Food Bank or purchase a Blaine Memorial UMC Cookbook today!

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Photos: B.Y.G. Update!

Posted by on Apr 4, 2023 in Blaine Youth Group, Church News & Events, Service Opportunities, Small Groups, Sunday Worship

Blaine Youth Group supports Tent City 3 while fellowship continues going strong

By Lawrence Paltep, B.Y.G. Co-Director, Additional photos by Kai Yamamoto

Blaine Youth Group (B.Y.G.) is a thriving ministry at Blaine Memorial UMC, where youths are supported by leaders dedicated to their faith journey, pastors who nurture spiritual guidance, and families who provide for the needs of the group. The following are some of the photos from the past few months.

Collaborative Youth | On February 24 to 25, Beacon United Methodist Church and our B.Y.G. had a collaborative overnight event. About 40 people joined with 25 staying for the overnighter. In the spirit of community, we enjoyed a potluck, sang worship songs, did three devotionals, partook in communion, participated in small group workshops, and played games.

Leaders from Beacon and Blaine Memorial UMCs served dinner to our young people. There were diverse food options for the participants to enjoy. Youth and leaders introduced themselves and prayed over the various food brought by participants. They were asked to bring food that represented a part of who they are.

Revs. Karen Yokota Love and Mia MiKyung Park served the youth and leaders communion after the Lenten devotional led by Rev. Karen.

Fun & Games | During a Sunday gathering, B.Y.G. played a game where they tossed a ball in a specific order, passing the ball to everyone as fast as possible, which made people burst into laughter. Who knew you could be silly and serious all at the same time?

Playing with Food | In a workshop led by Kai Yamamoto, youth built structures from spaghetti and marshmallows. Aidan and Marcus show the tallest and most stable structure in the group.

Special Delivery | Due to the weather, B.Y.G. could not cook for Tent City 3 residents as scheduled. Instead of cooking and delivering a meal, Lawrence, Gloria, and Pastor Mia delivered pizza, fruit, and 14 blankets for them. Note: The B.Y.G. rescheduled their new service to Sunday, March 26.

Upcoming Plans for B.Y.G.

April 8-9
Easter Sunday Overnighter
April 16, 23, 30
Fellowship Gatherings

The Blaine Youth Group meets on Sundays at 10:00am in the sanctuary then in the Nishida Room. If you are interested in growing spiritually, learning acceptance of self and others, and developing a love for God and neighbor, contact Lynne Onishi & Lawrence Paltep – co-directors of Youth Ministry at Blaine Memorial UMC (lynneonishi@gmail.com or lawrence.byg@gmail.com respectively).

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Palm Sunday

Posted by on Apr 1, 2023 in Blaine Youth Group, Church News & Events, Giving, Innovation Hub, Sermons, Small Groups, Sunday Worship, Weekly Calendar

Where are you headed?

Has your path changed?

Palm Sunday

  • April 2, 2023
  • Hybrid Sunday Worship
  • 10am in the Sanctuary
  • Continue scrolling for the bulletin or view the printed version.

Order of Worship

Processional Prelude
“Hosanna, Hosanna”
by Cathy Townley
Kathy Onishi
Welcome of
Grace and Greeting
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Call to Worship
Rev. Dr. Jeney
Park-Hearn
Opening Hymn
“All Glory, Laud and Honor”
(UMH #280, verses 1-4) 
Eugene and Kathy Onishi
Opening Prayer
Rev. Dr. Jeney
Park-Hearn
Scripture Reading
Matthew 21:1-11
(NRSVUE)
Rev. Dr. Mark C. Hearn
& Tsutomu Nagoya
Children’s Message
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park
Special Music
“Triumphal Entry”
By Patti Drennan
and J. Paul Williams
Blaine Memorial Choir
Sermon
“Where Are You Headed?”
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Special Music
“Hosanna”
Lawrence Paltep, Lynne Onishi,
Isabella Tinte (Beacon UMC)
and Ryland Fernandez
(Sacramento Japanese UMC)
Holy Communion 
Revs. Karen, Mia,
Jeney and Mark
Special Music
“At This Table”
By Idina Menzel
and Jonas Myrin 
Marina Kozu
Introduction to the Offering
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park
Doxology 
“Praise God, from
Whom All Blessings Flow”
Kathy Onishi
Prayer of Dedication 
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park
Announcements 
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Closing Hymn 
“Hosanna, Loud Hosanna”
(UMH #278)
Eugene and Kathy Onishi
Benediction
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Postlude
“Awesome God”
by Rich Mullins
Kathy Onishi
Passing of the Peace  
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Zoom Break Out Room 
Rev. Dr. Jeney Park-Hearn

Sermon Reflection Questions

1. Imagine you are one of the disciples. You know all the threats mounting against Jesus; you know that the religious leaders are conspiring against him. As Jesus openly enters the city with a public procession, how do you feel? What do you fear? 

2. The proclamation, “Hosanna,” is a Hebrew imperative that was initially a cry for help, meaning, “Save us!” Over time, it was used liturgically in Psalm 118 as an expression of praise and adoration. Psalm 118 was sung at the Feast of Tabernacles, which was associated with palm branches. The crowd is described as shouting, or more accurately, “crying out.” Therefore, the tone of the parade is nuanced and complex. Some cry out with desperation. Some shout with adoration and praise. Some are there for the Festival of Passover and participate in the liturgical procession without giving it much thought at all. Some are threatened and afraid. 

Imagine the confusion and chaos of this scene. How would you find your way through the crowd?

Upcoming Lectionary Scriptures

Monday 
4/3		Isaiah 42:1-9
Psalm 36:5-11
Hebrews 9:11-15
John 12:1-11
Tuesday 
4/4		Isaiah 49:1-7
Psalm 71:1-14
1 Corinthians 1:18-31
John 12:20-36
Wednesday 
4/5		Isaiah 50:4-9a
Psalm 70
Hebrews 12:1-3
John 13:21-32
Thursday 
4/6		Exodus 12:1-4, (5-10), 11-14
Psalm 116:1-2, 12-19
1 Corinthians 11:23-26
John 13:1-17, 31b-35
Friday 
4/7		Isaiah 52:13-53:12
Psalm 22
Hebrews 10:16-25 or
Hebrews 4:14-16; 5:7-9
John 18:1-19:42
Saturday
4/8		Job 14:1-14 or
Lamentations 3:1-9, 19-24
Psalm 31:1-4, 15-16
1 Peter 4:1-8
Matthew 27:57-66 or
John 19:38-42

Announcements

Easter Cards Sale!

Today

The B.Y.G. continues fund raising today, during fellowship hour. Easter cards designed by Ally S. Each set of cards comes with 5 unique designs and 5 envelopes. Sets are $10. Proceeds will go to our Youth Camping Ministries Fund, to help our youth/leaders to attend Junior High Camp and Asian American

Blaine Cookbook needs your recipes!

Due May 31

Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church will release a 120th Anniversary Edition of “Let’s Dine!”, the latest in a series of cookbooks produced by Blaine Memorial over the past 70 years. This cookbook will commemorate the 120th Anniversary of Blaine Memorial, with a scheduled release of January 2024. We are seeking submissions for the 2024 cookbook and are calling on you to contribute! Scan the QR code to visit blaineonline.org for more information.

Summer Camps & VBS 2023!

See Dates

This summer’s Camping Ministries and Vacation Bible School schedules are out! Please save the dates for your children and youth!

June 25-30Jr/High Camp (for incoming 6th-9th graders)
July 10-14Vacation Bible School, 10am-3pm
July 23-28Asian Camp (for incoming 10th grade-2 yrs. post-HS)

Wednesday Coffee & Prayer

April 5 • 9am on Zoom

Please join Rev. Karen for a time of meditation and prayer on Wednesday, 9am. A few Lenten devotionals will be read. Brew a fresh cup of coffee or steep some tea. This is a great opportunity to pause in the middle of the week to check in with others. The Zoom link will be sent out prior to gathering on Tuesday.

Chips, Savory Items Needed!

Thank you all for generously donating sweet and savory treats for post-worship fellowship time. If you are able to provide individually wrapped bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos etc.) that would be appreciated. Please drop off your donations to the Narthex, Church Office or Social Hall when convenient either on Sunday or during Church Office Hours (Tuesday-Friday 9am-5pm). If you are interested in helping serve refreshments on Sundays after worship, please contact Julie Lock at: jtlock00@gmail.com.

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Fifth Sunday in Lent

Posted by on Mar 24, 2023 in Blaine Youth Group, Church News & Events, Giving, Innovation Hub, Lenten Season, Sunday Worship, Weekly Calendar

Animal bones in desert in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

What’s the difference between knowing that God can do anything and believing it?

To view the bulletin, continue scrolling or view the printed version.

Welcome

  • March 26, 2023
  • Hybrid Sunday Worship
  • 10am in the Sanctuary

Order of Worship

Prelude
Love the Lord Your God
by Jim and Jean Strathdee
Kathy Onishi
Welcome of Grace and Greeting
Rev. Dr. Jeney Park-Hearn
Call to Worship
Rev. Dr. Jeney Park-Hearn
Opening Hymn
This Is a Day of New Beginnings
(UMH #383)
Eugene and
Kathy Onishi
Opening Prayer
Rev. Dr. Jeney Park-Hearn
Scripture Reading
John 11: 1-6, 32-45 (CEB)
Sai Hanaoka &
Tsutomu Nagoya
Children’s Message
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park
Special Music
In the Garden
Blaine Memorial Choir
Scripture Reading
Ezekiel 37: 1-14 (NRSVUE)
Sai Hanaoka & Tsutomu Nagoya
Sermon
Come Alive
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Hymn of Reflection
Lord of the Dance (UMH #261)
Kathy Onishi
Doxology
Praise God, from
Whom All Blessings Flow
(UMH #94)
Kathy Onishi
Prayer of Dedication
Rev. Mia MiKyung Park
Announcements
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Closing Hymn
Hymn of Promise (UMH #707)
Kathy Onishi
Benediction
Rev. Karen Yokota Love
Postlude
Without Seeing You
by David Haas
Kathy Onishi
Passing of the Peace
Rev. Dr. Jeney Park Hearn
Zoom Break Out Room
Rev. Dr. Jeney Park-Hearn

Sermon Reflection Questions

  • When have you encountered an old place experiencing new life? 
  • Is our community more like a valley of dry bones or like a vast multitude living and standing on their feet? Why do you think this? 
  • Who in your life would benefit from you walking beside them as they pursued
    something new? 

Upcoming Lectionary Scriptures

  • Monday, March 27, 2023: Psalm 143; 1 Kings 17:17-24; Acts 20:7-12
  • Tuesday, March 28, 2023: Psalm 143; 2 Kings 4:18-37; Ephesians 2:1-10
  • Wednesday, March 29, 2023: Psalm 143; Jeremiah 32:1-9, 36-41; Matthew 22:23-33
  • Thursday, March 30, 2023: Psalm 31:9-16; 1 Samuel 16:11-13; Philippians 1:1-11
  • Friday, March 31, 2023: Psalm 31:9-16; Job 13:13-19; Philippians 1:21-30
  • Saturday, April 1, 2023: Psalm 31:9-16; Lamentations 3:55-66; Mark 10:32-34

Announcements

Tent City 3 Meal Service

Today

Blaine Memorial Youth Group plans to cook spaghetti for Tent City 3 and deliver the food on Sunday March 26 after the worship service. Please bring any fruit, cookies, etc. if you would like to provide any desserts or our neighbors. Please contact Lynne & Lawrence (lynneonishi@gmail.com or lawrence.byg@gmail.com) for any questions.

Easter Cards Sale!

March 26 & April 2

Also, the B.Y.G. will be fundraising on Sunday, March 26, and Sunday, April 2, during fellowship hour. We’ll offer Easter cards designed by Ally S. Each set of cards comes with 5 unique designs and 5 envelopes. Sets are $10. Proceeds will go to our Youth Camping Ministries Fund, to help our youth/leaders to attend Junior High Camp and Asian American Summer Camp.

Wednesday Coffee & Prayer

March 29 • 9am on Zoom

Please join Rev. Karen for a time of meditation and prayer on Wednesday, 9am. A few Lenten devotionals will be read. Brew a fresh cup of coffee or steep some tea. This is a great opportunity to pause in the middle of the week to check in with others. The Zoom link will be sent out prior to gathering on Tuesday.

Upcoming Worship Services & Easter

See Dates

  • Sunday, April 2, 2023: Palm/Passion Sunday
  • Friday, April 7, 2023: Good Friday Service at 7pm with Japanese Baptist Church at Blaine (6pm: light dinner)
  • Sunday, April 9, 2023: Easter Sunday

We come together to celebrate God’s love through the resurrection of Jesus Christ On Easter morning. Please bring flowers to decorate the cross and invite children to find eggs in the courtyard at Blaine!

Reconciling Ministries Bible Study

April 5 • 7pm

The Reconciling Ministries task force is excited to host space tor conversations about LGBTQIA+inclusion in the church. Join us for our last Bible study class on April 5. We will continue to explore scripture through Faithful and Inclusive: the Bible, Sexuality, and the United Methodist Church. We will examine how United Methodists read the Bible looking at passages in the New Testament. Join us on Zoom – a link will be sent out in an email prior to Wednesday’s meeting time from 7:00pm- 8:30pm. Contact Lynne Onishi with any questions at lynneonishi@gmail.com

Chips, Savory Items Needed!

Thank you all for generously donating sweet and savory treats for post-worship fellowship time. If you are able to provide individually wrapped bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos etc.) that would be appreciated. Please drop off your donations to the Narthex, Church Office or Social Hall when convenient either on Sunday or during Church Office Hours (Tuesday-Friday 9am-5pm). If you are interested in helping serve refreshments on Sundays after worship, please contact Julie Lock at: jtlock00@gmail.com.

Apply Now! Blaine Educational Scholarships

Due May 17

The Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church Educational Scholarships are designed to support the mission of the church through supporting a multitude of educational opportunities. We are proud to have helped students in their pursuit of continuing education since 1968. We encourage all applicants; from those just entering their next phase of education to those returning to complete or pursue continued education. 

We are blessed to offer the following scholarships: the Vera Ing Scholarship, Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church Scholarship, Yasuda Scholarship, William S. Yorozu Scholarship, and the Robert S. Sato Scholarship. READ MORE

Blaine Cookbook needs your recipes!

Due May 31

Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church will release a 120th Anniversary Edition of “Let’s Dine!”, the latest in a series of cookbooks produced by Blaine Memorial over the past 70 years. This cookbook will commemorate the 120th Anniversary of Blaine Memorial, with a scheduled release of January 2024. We are seeking submissions for the 2024 cookbook and are calling on you to contribute!

READ MORE

Summer Camps & VBS!

See Dates

This summer’s Camping Ministries and Vacation Bible School schedules are out! Please save the dates for your children and youth!

  • June 25-30, 2023: Jr/High Camp (for incoming 6th-9th graders):
  • July 10-14, 2023: Vacation Bible School, 10am-3pm
  • July 23-28, 2023: Asian Camp (for incoming 10th grade-2 years post-HS

Jr. High Camp (JHC) and Asian American Summer Camp (AC) will at Camp Lodestar in Wilseyville, CA.

Lent Book Study: Finding Jesus in the Psalms

All-Church Lenten Book Study for small groups: Finding Jesus and the Psalms. This year’s All Church Lenten Book Study is Finding Jesus and the Psalms with Barb Roose. Roose guides the reader through a meaningful encounter with the Psalms through the season of Lent. The Church Office has a limited supply of books available for $17, Leader Guides are $16. You can also purchase on your own on Amazon.com or Cokesbury.com.

Afghanistan and Ukrainian Refugee Donation & Collection Ministry

Collecting Items: At this time, we have an abundance of some items and so we are NOT in need of clothing or children’s toys. Especially needed items are: women’s products, toothpaste, personal care items, rice cookers, blenders, mixing bowls, microwave ovens, toasters, mixers, irons, dish sets, towels and blankets.

Blaine Memorial UMC Collection Hours: Collection items can be dropped off to the Blaine Memorial Social Hall from Tuesday – Thursday between 10:00am-11:30am and 1:30pm-3:30pm. Please call the Church Office at (206) 723-1536 prior to dropping off your items.

South King County Response Center Collection & Volunteer Hours: The Donation Center is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays from 10am-2pm, same time as the Tukwila Pantry at 3118 S. 140th St. Seattle. Please text Kim Parks at (206) 683-1707 when you would like to help. Please wear a mask and bring a marking pen and measuring tape if possible.

Please contact Donna Sekijima at: donnasek@outlook.com and/or Anne Arakaki-Lock at: salock@comcast.net.

Current COVID-19 policies at Blaine Memorial

Blaine Memorial UMC’s campus is open from Tuesday-Friday, 10am-4pm. The Church Office is closed on Mondays. Our priority is to continue to do no harm.

We encourage everyone to get the recently CDC-approved updated bivalent COVID-19 booster if eligible. Currently, anyone aged 12 years or older who has completed at least a primary series is eligible for a bivalent booster, regardless of the number or type of prior booster doses received so long as at least two months have passed since their last COVID-19 vaccine dose.

CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccines for everyone 6 months and older and boosters for everyone 5 years and older, if eligible.

The first COVID-19 booster vaccine is required to attend in-person worship, if eligible.

We require verification of proof of full vaccination or a SAME DAY negative test available in Narthex or Church Office.

If you have recently tested positive for COVID-19, please have two negative rapid antigen (home) tests done five days after the onset of symptoms, and also be symptom-free before returning to church.

We require that everyone wear an N95 mask, KN95 or KF94 masks.

We thank you for your continued flexibility as these decisions can change at any time based on unpredictable infection rates.

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B.Y.G. Hygiene Drive

Posted by on Mar 12, 2023 in Blaine Youth Group, Church News & Events

Blaine collects hygiene products for Seattle Children’s

By Kaylee Yokoyama

Donations were collected at Blaine in the narthex outside of the sanctuary from December 2022 through January 2023.

Thank you Blaine for supporting Seattle Children’s Food Security Program with your new, unused hygiene products. This collection of hand soap, dish soap, menstrual products, underwear, diapers, toothpaste, and more will be vital for supporting our local community – all thanks to you! Your participation has positively impacted the lives of our greater community. Want more information or want to see more future community involvement? Contact Kaylee Yokoyama. 

Blaine Memorial generously donated a variety of hygiene products. The items were sorted and organized at Seattle Children’s hygiene donation center by type of product and for the availability of individuals in need.

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