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Critical Mass!
Aww, they obeyed the limit.
Hempfest!
Ziggity, I can't believe how quickly you beat me to it. I second the nomination for Critical Mass!
826! 826! 826!
826 Seattle! Yes!
How about a fund for all the whiners who keep promising to move away from Seattle because it's not as good/friendly/cheap/sunny/trendy as whatever hell-hole they moved here to get away from in the first place.
Rise 'N Shine!!! www.risenshine.org
Urban Rest Stop, fer sure. Those kids can deal with reading and writing on their own.
That's a mighty fine fish! I hope you offer a similar prize this year and I'll bid for it this year.
Trout Unlimited
Pacific Northwest Friends of FSH Research
www.fshfriends.org
Second for Urban Rest Stop.
I went to FareStart for lunch the other day. My veggie sandwich was delectable, and it seems like they're doing great work.
What Comte said. I need mooooniez to leave, but I can't seem to stop spending my mooooniez on alcohol and drugs to get legitimately black-out thrashed night after night in order to cope with the shittiness that is Seattle. I'll be in a bar in approximately 1 hour. See ya there!
books to prisoners! http://www.bookstoprisoners.net/
35th year anniversary! 800 letters from prisoners answered with free books every month! giving them a chance at a new life once they get out!
I'm hopin' and guessin' that the GOP will be needin' a lot of help come November..
Planned Parenthood!
Urban Rest Stop, Lambda Legal, Planned Parenthood of Western Washington, 826 Seattle, etc. etc.
As for that fish: We need butter, lemon, cedar chips, tartar, and 'Rub With Love' seasoning. MOVE, PEOPLE!
826! although kudos to Urban Rest Stop - that's a great mssion...
Northwest Kidney Center.
Country Coctor-they deliver frontline health care for the highest number of uninsured people in the area & they are broke, broke, broke.
The Country Doctor is a damn good idea, as is Urban Rest Stop.
Well, with a name like "Country Coctor" I'd think $$ would be the least of their concerns...
trash capitol hill with an overpriced and well-over packed "block party". Keep money for hookers and blow, profit!!!
I agree: Critical Mass (lead the way), Hempfest (speak on stage and go to the Green Room), and FareStart are all good choices.
Plus, maybe "Be a superhero for the night at Savage Love".
Mmm, Catwoman. Meow.
Clearly they weren't fishing Elliott Bay because it's been shit this year and ain't nobody catching limits. Sad fisherpeople :(
Country Doctor, Seattle Urban League, Arts Corps, YouthCare, Innocence Project, Treehouse...all great causes.
The Country Doctor is incredibly deserving, and in not-very-good financial health. They have kept my un-insurable body alive for the last zillion years, so they get my wholehearted support.
826 is awesome, but isn't life or death.
Pick the Country Doctor Clinic!!
The Free Tax Campaign!
http://www.uwkc.org/ourcommunity/endinghomelessness/eitc/default.asp
County Dr. ROCKS!
Musicares
Domestic violence, please.
http://www.newbegin.org/sites/default/files/NewBeginnings2007AnnualReport.pdf
ROOTS: Rising Out Of The Shadows, a homeless shelter for Teens and Young Adults in the University District.
DIVIDE - SHARE WHEEL AND FOOD BANKS
HOMELESS AND HUNGER, LETS GET TO THE NITTY GRITTY
Congrats to Sam for two very well played fish, thanks to Tim for piloting the boat through a crowded Elliott Bay to the hook-ups, and congrats to the Stranger community for helping raise such a generous donation to a great cause.
Mr. Poe @ 2: It's amazing how the threat of a confiscated boat keeps limits in check!
jseattle @ 27: Yes, those two Kings did indeed come from EB. Confidential to the sad fisherpeople: Green splatter glow hootchie 36" behind a green/glow hotspot with 85' on the wire trolled faster than about 80% of the fleet produced the bigger Chinook... Fish number two came off a cop car Coho Killer virtually on the surface with only a 4oz banana weight - A bonus fish off the third rod!
My vote for next year: Puget Sound Restoration Fund.
given public health seattle/king county's cuts, why not help with some of the programs that are going to be underfunded like perinatal outreach programs.
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