Help out our Neighbors

Summer Stock-up: Chase Lake Pop-Up Pantry
To wrap up the school year, the Chase Lake Food Support Program is offering a pre-Summer Break Pop-Up Pantry on Friday, June 12th from 2-5pm at Chase Lake Elementary School.
Our Spring Break Pop-Up Pantry served 50 Chase Lake families, and we’re at it again!
The mission of this event is to deliver fresh food and panty items to our Chase Lake families ahead of our Summer break beginning June 18th.

To request food, please opt-in to give us a total number of families interested in participating.

To donate food, please sign up to shop from our preferred shopping list.

To donate money and we’ll do the shopping for you, please donate to PTSA Pop-Up Pantry via PayPal

Save the Date for July 25th for another community Block-Party event where we’ll bring families together for more fun & food mid-Summer. 
Information & questions – email: ChaseLakeNeighborNetwork@gmail.com or ChaseLakeTreasurer@gmail.com 

Help Needed: Life Skills Graduation Party

🎓✨ Help Celebrate Our EWHS Life Skills Seniors! ✨🎓

The Life Skills class at Edmonds Woodway High School is hosting a special graduation party for their amazing seniors, and we need your help to make it unforgettable! 💙💛

You can support this celebration by donating:
🍕 Food
🎈 Party supplies
💵 Money toward event expenses

All purchased items can be dropped off at the EWHS office no later than 🕑 2:00 PM on Friday, June 5th.

Every donation helps make this a joyful and memorable celebration for our students. Thank you for supporting our EWHS community! 🥳🎉

Link to sign-up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040F4CADA92AA20-64244241-life#/

What PSO Does

One of the things PSO helps to do is fund field trips for students. Recently the Eco-Warriors got go to the Seattle Aquarium thanks to a grant made possible by you!

Here are some highlights from Eco-Warriors from field trip a few weeks back.

“One thing I really enjoyed about the field trip to the Seattle Aquarium was seeing the variety of marine life up close, especially the touch tanks. It was interesting to observe how the animals behave in their environments and how interactive some of the exhibits were.

“One thing I learned from the trip is how important conservation efforts are for protecting marine ecosystems. I learned even more about how much human activity can impact ocean life, and it helped me understand why organizations like the aquarium focus so much on education and preservation.”

“This field trip was super great! I felt like we were able to connect a bit more as a club as well as appreciate nature and the outdoors. I learned about the different tropical fish species and their ability to change genders based on need of the group!”

“I had so much fun on the field trip! I really enjoyed seeing the otters get fed their lunch. I learned what a plumose anemone is. 🌊”

Thanks so much PSO for supporting and funding this field trip. We couldn’t have done it without you!