The gang here at the Fremont Outdoor Movies believes that Zombie and ghosts are getting a bad wrap these days, so the good folks at CoHo Team of Windemere are determined to prove people wrong.
Supernatural powers of philanthropy will converge at the Fremont Outdoor Movies on July 3 and 10th to support Solid Ground’s efforts to feed hungry people and shelter homeless families.
“We love the work of Solid Ground. It provides shelter, food and other basic services to more than 58,000 families and individuals in need throughout King County EACH YEAR!” said Tonya Hennen. “We are pleased to be able to support this fun way to get involved in such meaningful work.”
This summer Zombies aren’t just walking for a chance to return the Guinness World Record to Seattle…AGAIN. No, Seattle’s Zombies are also walking for a great local charity to be more than mere eaters of the flesh, as Zombies are trying to raise money and food for local charities.
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“Solid Ground is thrilled to partner with organizations such as the Fremont Outdoor Movies and the CoHo Group of Windermere agents. These folks bring passion and energy to our efforts to build community to end poverty, and they inject a good dose of fun into the work!. These events are a great way to introduce new folks to Solid Ground and give long-time supporters a fun way to participate.” says Paul Haas, Resource Development Director at Solid Ground.
Fremont’s Outdoor Movies ‘Artistic Director Ryan Reiter mentions “Last year, the Fremont Outdoor Movies raised over 600 pounds of food at our big Zombie block party donated to Solid Ground, so we hope to triple that this year, it just goes to show you fun still rules!”
On July 10th, CoHo will try to bust its own record of donations to Solid Ground by matching all the door sales and donations for the night’s film Ghostbusters. Donations will be taken at the door and before the event online at www.solid-ground.org: type “CoHo Team” in the comments section to be eligible the matching donation.
The CoHO is made up of founder Will Kemper, Tonya Hennen, Tara Hennen and Peter Wolf. Over the past six years, the CoHo team has donated over $32,000 to Solid Ground
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