Ann Shanahan, a trustee with the Seattle Children’s Guild Association, presents a banner displaying the Chairman’s Award to Sequim Guild President Kathy Bare and Secretary Lydia Stanhope at the Seattle Children’s Guild Association 2022 Annual Meeting & Luncheon on May 13. (Courtesy photo)

Ann Shanahan, a trustee with the Seattle Children’s Guild Association, presents a banner displaying the Chairman’s Award to Sequim Guild President Kathy Bare and Secretary Lydia Stanhope at the Seattle Children’s Guild Association 2022 Annual Meeting & Luncheon on May 13. (Courtesy photo)

Milestone: Sequim Guild of Seattle Children’s honored

SEQUIM — The Sequim Guild of Seattle Children’s was recently selected by the Seattle Children’s Guild Association, from among more than 600 guilds in four states, as the recipient of the Chairman’s Award for Guild Excellence.

The Sequim guild has supported Seattle Children’s since 1976, raising more than $628,000 for uncompensated care and research at Seattle Children’s through a diverse range of activities including concerts and bunco parties; yard and garden sales; yearly holiday bazaars and Christmas Cottages; and pie sales at the Rotary Salmon Bake.

When COVID shut down indoor in-person events, the guild sponsored nine virtual silent auctions on Facebook and multiple bake sales at the Pumpkin Patch.

The guild’s newest venture is a weekly garage sale booth at the Pumpkin Patch Flea Market beginning June 4.

For more information, email to sequimguild@gmail.com or visit sequimguild.org.

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