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Volunteer Spotlight: Ted Neill
Like so many people during the COVID-19 pandemic, Ted Neill felt isolated from his community. A big part of that community was Recovery Café, where T...
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Volunteer Profile: Mearl
It’s hard to miss Mearl Bergeson every other Tuesday at Recovery Café. Initially his height might catch your eye – Mearl is strikingly tall and h...
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Honoring Our Faithful Friends 2018
On February 6th we hosted our annual Faithful Friends Gathering at the Café. This gathering is a time to thank the donors, volunteers, community memb...
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A Reflection on the King County Legislative Forum
Thank you to everyone in our community who rallied with us to attend the King County Behavioral Health Legislative Forum! We were thrilled to have mo...
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Volunteer Profile: Michael King
Love and Transformation: One Cup at a Time By Ashley Dykstra Michael King has been pouring espresso for more than 20 years and after attending a ‘Co...
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The Power of Visual Storytelling
The Power of Visual Storytelling On a slightly cloudy Saturday afternoon at Recovery Café, the ten or so Members who sat around tables spread through...
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Thank you for the Landscaping Help
  Thank you Japanese Presbyterian Church! Weeding the entire parameter of the Recovery Café building and parking lot, removing 4 feet of ivy off...
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Welcome 2016-2017 Jesuit Volunteers
Welcome Jesuit Volunteers! We are proud to introduce to you the new Jesuit Volunteers joining us at Recovery Café! Samantha Walshak will support our ...
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Volunteer Profile: Pete Wickstrand
By guest author: Natasha Vhugen   Every Wednesday at 12:30 pm, exactly when our 5 minutes of meditative silence commences, Pete Wickstrand enters...
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