Sound Nonprofits

Do you hold large nonprofit events in the Tacoma/Pierce County area? Do you want to know what else is being planned? Have you ever set a date for your event and then discovered that another similar event had already been scheduled for the same date?

If you answered yes to some or all of these questions, you're invited to submit your event information to be listed in the free event calendar which is available to anyone who needs/wants it.

It's easy. Just message me with your email, and we'll take it from there. Rest easy. I never share anyone's email without specific permission.

By the way, events are being listed for as far into the future as next fall. You might want to claim your date now.

Some of you know that I have produced an Event Planners' Calendar off and on over the years. I am working on it now and invite you to send me your MAJOR event information for the coming 12 months. The emphasis on MAJOR is important. This calendar is not a place to promote your event. It is simply a tool for planners to avoid planning their event on the same date as another major event that will draw the same guests.
All I need is the event date and name, your organization name and whether it is to be in-person or virtual.

You can send a PM to me with your information or with your email address so I can contact you.

A wise man, Dave Brown, has written in part: Our “national day of giving thanks is important and exactly what we need. Being grateful and saying thank you, is not just good manners or a simple courtesy. Giving thanks is, at its core, a radical act. It is a declaration of interdependence! Giving thanks is implicitly affirming that I can’t do everything myself and need others. Saying thank you is one way we affirm that we are not rugged individuals but part of a luminous web of life. We can’t do life alone; we can’t do it by ourselves. And on this one day of the year across the country we stop and recognize that and give thanks.” I am thankful for all who give so much to our communities. We are, indeed, interdependent.

You can find the full post from Dave on his page.