Upcoming events.
Project Community Connect
Free haircuts, vision screenings, clothing vouchers, insurance and housing services, and more: www.peninsulapovertyresponse.org
Native Advocacy Day
PCVU will be supporting and attending Native Advocacy Day, also known as Native Day of Action, a statewide day of action that brings together Tribal leaders, Native advocates, and community members to advance Native sovereignty and Native-led policy priorities at the Capitol.
The day is organized by a coalition of Native-led advocacy partners, including NAYA Action and Native Vote Washington.
One America Lobby Day
PCVU will be present for OneAmerica’s Lobby Day, which focuses on advancing legislative priorities that support immigrant and refugee communities across Washington. The day centers on leadership from directly impacted communities and collective advocacy for inclusive and equitable policy.
Learn more: https://weareoneamerica.org
WAISN/PCIS Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Day
Organized by the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN), this statewide advocacy day focuses on advancing immigrant and refugee rights and protections through coordinated legislative advocacy.
Learn more: https://waisn.org
Movie Night
Join PCVU for a free screening of Crip Camp this Disability Awareness Month!
🍿 Free entry + free concessions
💬 Discussion after the film led by community members with lived experience of disability
🗳 PCVU voter registration table on site
📅 Friday, October 18 | 📍 Raymond Theatre
All are welcome- come watch, learn, and be part of the conversation!
Good Trouble Lives On: National Day of Action
Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action, standing up to the ongoing attacks on our civil and human rights under the Trump administration and sending a clear reminder: in America, the power belongs to the people.
On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, communities across the country will take action to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of getting into good trouble.
This is more than a protest, it’s a moral stand. A continuation of the movement John Lewis championed, and a renewed call to action in the fight for justice and freedom.
In Raymond, we’ll be gathering from 4–6 PM. Join us and stand up for what’s right.
Not nearby? Find an event near you at GoodTroubleLivesOn.org.
Healthcare Facilities Community Information Meeting
Board members and staff from Willapa Harbor Hospital will be at the Shoalwater Tribal Center to give a brief presentation and answer questions regarding the upcoming Proposition 1 bond measure.
Healthcare Facilities Community Information Meeting
Board members and staff from Willapa Harbor Hospital will be at the Raymond School District Library to give a brief presentation and answer questions regarding the upcoming Proposition 1 bond measure.
Healthcare Facilities Community Information Meeting
Board members and staff from Willapa Harbor Hospital will be at the Frances Catholic Church to give a brief presentation and answer questions regarding the upcoming Proposition 1 bond measure.
Healthcare Facilities Community Information Meeting
Board members and staff from Willapa Harbor Hospital will be at the Bay Center Methodist Church to give a brief presentation and answer questions regarding the upcoming Proposition 1 bond measure.
Healthcare Facilities Community Information Meeting
Willapa Harbor Hospital board members and employees will be at the South Bend Community Center to give a short presentation answer questions about the upcoming Proposition 1 bond measure.