Community & store events: West Seattle PCC

Wine tastings at West Seattle PCC

• Thursday, January 8, 6:30 to 8 p.m.
  A BEER FOR ALL REASONS — AND SEASONS
  The many flavors of the “daily bread” — in bottles!

Cost is $5 per person. Attendees may arrive anytime between 6:30 and 8 p.m. for these informal tastings. RSVP by calling the reservation line at 206-547-1222, ext. 191, or e-mail Twenty-one and over only, please. View all tasting events.

Healthy living demos

Join us in January for a series of healthy living demos at five of our stores, where we'll provide you with information and samples to help you make healthy choices in supplements, lifestyle and food.

Over the course of three weekends, we'll sample a variety of products pertaining to a particular theme:

• Friday, January 9 to Sunday, January 11
  Recovery
• Friday, January 16 to Sunday, January 18
  Optimum health
• Friday, January 23 to Sunday, January 25
  Enjoying healthy living

View a complete listing of what products will be demoed at what store and when.

West Seattle PCC food packaging work parties

held at West Seattle Food Bank
(3419 S.W. Morgan Street)
on the following Monday evenings at 7 p.m.

Help package bulk foods purchased with PCC Food Bank Program donations from PCC shoppers. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Community Relations at 206-547-1222 or e-mail: communityrelations@pccsea.com. Volunteering is a great way to meet people and learn about cooperation first hand. Remember — you can make a donation at all PCC checkstands or donate online!

Donate books at three PCC stores

PCC has teamed up with Reading Tree, a local nonprofit dedicated to supporting children’s literacy by getting books into kids’ hands. Reading Tree collects used books and redistributes them to local schools and community centers in need.

Reading Tree will grind and recycle books that cannot be reused, preventing any donation from going to landfills. Donation bins will be located at PCC’s Redmond, View Ridge and West Seattle stores. For more information, visit www.readingtree.org.