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Must Love Dogs
At Rooted Yakima Valley, dog lovers from across Yakima County gather for a relaxed evening built around connection. There are no speeches and no formal agenda... just live music, conversation, and the friendly company of people and their dogs. The event brings together rescuers, neighbors, foster caregivers, teachers, police officers, and local leaders who want to see dogs in Yakima treated better. In addition, $1 from every pint supports Back Home, Terrace Heights and the YakPack. The goal is simple. Meaningful change often begins when the right people meet.
Rooted Yakima ValleyRSF 45 Day Challenge
The RSF 45 Day Challenge offers a focused reset for health and fitness through full body workouts centered on strength and resistance training. Participants complete baseline and final check ins that include body measurements, body fat, BMI and weigh ins to track progress throughout the program. Training is held both indoors and outdoors, with sessions also taking place at parks around the city. The schedule runs on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, and the program cost is $110. Space is limited, and registration is accepted via Venmo at @beckyjones22 or via Cash App at @$beckyjones22.
Redeemed City Church🎤✨ SPEAK. – Special Documentary Screening ✨🎬
A special screening of the documentary SPEAK. highlights high school students who compete in speech and debate, exploring themes of identity, courage, and the power of speaking up. The film will be shown at the Eisenhower High School Auditorium. Admission is $10, and the event welcomes everyone. Proceeds support IKE Speech & Debate by helping cover tournament registration fees, travel costs, and additional competition opportunities for students.
Eisenhower High School AuditoriumRed Robin Give Back
Enjoy a meal that gives back. Guests who have lunch or dinner at Red Robin and present the flyer when paying will direct 20 percent of their bill to Embrace Healing to support its growth. The goal is to reach at least 30 people and $200 for the 20 percent give back to apply.
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