Northwestern Regional Conference

Our Co-Presidents Marge Thomas and Diane Goetz were proud to attend the 99th Northwestern Regional Conference in Vancouver, WA. 

Diane and other members who signed up for monthly giving to the Laurel Society.

Laurel Society gifts fund all of the Live Your Dream scholarships.

Anacortes School District Breakfast

Our Co-Presidents, Diane Goetz and Marge Thomas attended the breakfast celebration on April 26th thanking the Anacortes School District volunteers and service clubs for their contributions. This school year we raised the paddle for Rachel's Closet at our Hallowine Fundraiser and partnered with SI Anacortes to take middle school girls to a STEM conference as part of our "Dream It - Be It" goals.

New and Exciting

 New members Kathy Parker and Barbara Atterberry were inducted in April. We're so glad you've joined us!

Co-President Marge Thomas was nominated by SI Anacortes as a Woman Making a Difference.
Congratulations!

Soroptimist 16th Annual Area Awards Reception

Leslie Pazskowski

On March 28, 2017, Soroptimists gathered once again to honor the women in our communities who received awards through our signature program of Live Your Dream. Six area clubs representing Anacortes, Burlington, Fidalgo Island, La Conner, Mount Vernon and Sedro-Woolley presented their honorees with roses and certificates at the Swinomish Lodge Banquet room.

We were proud to present our award to Leslie Pazskowski who is pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering.  In addition, SIFI presented Jessie Arroyo-Sanchez with the Violet Richardson Award for a young woman in high school improving the world through volunteering and a Ruby Award to Sue Monaghan and Kristen Phillips, founders of A Simple Gesture. The Ruby Award honors women who have worked for the betterment of women and girls professionally or through volunteer efforts.

The Honorees

The members of Soroptimist International of Fidalgo Island salute all of the winners of these scholarships and awards and commend these women for striving to better themselves, our communities and the world.  Well done.