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Guild Spotlight

Social Insights: Housing Solutions for Hope Guild Doubles Goal With Online Fundraiser

When he heard that a patient’s mom and infant sibling were living in a car in the hospital parking lot, Scott Bingham, Seattle Children’s senior IT director, knew he had to act.
50 Years Young: How One Guild Keeps Giving Fresh

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Jean Stewart Jordan Guild of Edmonds – a group whose secret to longevity involves being open to change, embracing flexibility and a shared curiosity.
Ensuring Brighter Futures

When Mary Pat Iaci heard about the Guild Association’s campaign goal of 325 members to leave legacy gifts, a lightbulb went off about something she and her husband, Vince, had previously done.

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