January News: Kicking off 2022
By
Kids Coming Together
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January 1, 2022


KCT is Excited and Ready for our 2022 Events!
The KCT Youth Board has been working hard in December to plan events for the next year, and we can’t wait to see you all again. We wish you all a wonderful new year and we hope to see you at our events in January!

KCT Youth Board 2021
Snowstorm Cleanup & Games with KCT
Jan 6th 4:00 to 5:00 pm @ Beaver Lake Pavilion

Scavenger Hunt & Nature Walk
Jan. 11th 4:00 to 5:00pm @ Big Rock Park North

Teacher Appreciation Cards
Jan 19th 4:00 to 5:00 pm @ Beaver Lake Lodge

Join KCT High School Volunteers in making cards to show our appreciation for the hard-working teachers in Lake Washington School District. We will be creating cards and posters that will be sure to brighten their days!
Highschool Students WANTED

Are you Highschool student looking for volunteering opportunities? Do you enjoy working with younger kids and helping your community? Then become a KCT Highschool Leader and sign up for events that fit your schedule! Register on our website soon, spots fill up fast!
KCT COVID Safety Policy
Kids Coming Together follows the requirements set out by the King County Public Health Department with regard to public safety.
- Masks are mandatory at all events regardless of vaccination status or test results.
- All high school volunteers are fully vaccinated.
- All adult staff and volunteers are fully vaccinated.
- Children will spend most of their time in small groups of 5-8.
We require all volunteers over the age of 11 to be vaccinated or have received a negative COVID test no more than 72 hours before attending an event.
Building relationships through community service
Kids Coming Together (KCT) is a volunteer-led nonprofit that brings kids and teens together to build friendships and strengthen our community through service. At a time when young people face increasing social isolation, KCT creates safe, welcoming spaces for youth in grades 3–8 to practice social skills, build confidence, and connect with others while giving back. Events are led by high school student volunteers, who gain leadership experience and earn service hours as they guide and mentor younger participants.