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This week's episode features a conversation with Norine Hill, founder and director of Mother Nation, a Seattle-based, United Way-supported organization that provides cultural healing services, housing support, and other resources for Indigenous women and families.

We’ll chat with Norine about Mother Nation’s origins, its impact, and what she believes King County must do to address its housing crisis.

We’ll also discuss our Free Tax Preparation Campaign and local volunteer opportunity.

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Good news happens. This week's episode is a conversation with Kristi Brown, the renowned chef and owner of That Brown Girl Cooks catering and Communion Restaurant and Bar in Seattle.

United Way is proud to say we have supported Kristi on her way to becoming one of our nation’s most highly acclaimed chefs and restaurateurs. For this episode, we will chat with Kristi about her passion and drive for her craft, her connections to United Way, and her new dining venture in Seattle.

We will also discuss our ongoing Free Tax Preparation Campaign and a local volunteer opportunity.

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Good news happens. This week's episode features a conversation about Parent Child Plus with its new CEO, Stephen Cockrell.

United Way is proud to support the national ParentChild+ program and its local agencies as part of our commitment to early learning. United Way caught up with Cockrell recently when the new leader of the New York-based national organization visited the Seattle area.

We chatted with him about stepping into his new role, the current state of early learning nationally, and how Washington state and organizations like United Way help prepare our kiddos for formal schooling. We also chatted with Joy Sebe, United Way education strategies director, about our commitment to Parent Child Plus.

Plus, we will highlight our ongoing Free Tax Preparation Campaign and a local volunteer opportunity.

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