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Woodinville Chamber of Commerce Raises Funds for Northshore Wranglers

The fundraiser will allow Wranglers and the families time at camp.

Chamber members and guests at the Salute Woodinville β€œSips Ahoy” gala and auction March 5th at Willows Lodge raised $10,775 to support the Northshore Wranglers new summer camp and respite programs.

As part of the new Wranglers-to-Camp program, Wranglers families may attend a special family weekend at Camp Sealth in May. In the summer, Wranglers will have an opportunity to attend an overnight or day camp accompanied by a Northshore Health & Wellness Center support staff member. The money raised will be used for scholarships and staff support.

Not only will the Wranglers have a wonderful outdoor camp experience, Wranglers parents will have a much-deserved and in most cases, a long-overdue break to enjoy time together in the sunshine or a date night out.

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The Northshore Wranglers was begun in 1998 in Woodinville and is now an independent nonprofit with the Northshore Health & Wellness Center in Bothell, under the umbrella of the Northshore Senior Center. The Wranglers continues to deliver year-round, weekly and ongoing activities, including Special Olympic Sports, for individuals with disabilities of all ages, their parents and caregivers. As a regional program unique to its service area, the Wranglers program serves well over 100 individuals annually.

For more information contact the Woodinville Chamber of Commerce at 425-481-8300 or Cole Caplan with the Northshore Wranglers at 425-488-4821 orwww.northshorewranglers.org.

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