Besides her usual table at Wallingford Farmers Market, Izzy starts to think about how to share her outreach work through video.

The team took a short hike up Mount Rainier on the way to doing outreach in Enumclaw.

Another great day at Renton Farmers Market — although not without some negative reaction.

On the way back from Spokane, the Monitor was spread around Rosyln, a historic mining town in the central Cascade Mountains, including at the famous Roslyn Cafe.

Cindy S and Barb team up to cover the outer areas of Spokane, both learning as they go how to do Monitor outreach.

Our outreach team did a road trip to Spokane on the far east side of Washington state.

Two strongly negative responses from table visitors at the Wallingford market were outweighed by several very positive engagments.

Despite the heat, construction, and intoxicated people on the street, our team found places to put the Monitor and placed two gift subscriptions.

Our first time sending an outreach team to Everett! Cindy and Lusho find themselves in jail, and find a great sushi restaurant.

Izzy finds alternative ways to do outreach in a “plan B” when permissions change at the Juanita Farmers Market.

Like the United States of America, this project, this joint church committee, is all about uniting around an idea.

The day in Kent involved a visit to the Reading Room and Sunrise Haven nursing facility, and a gift of bread! Best of all, this team placed the first ever Monitor gift subscriptions!

South Whidbey Island outreach included Langley, Freeland, Bayview, and Ken’s Corner.

A Greenwood local gives our team a tip on places that might take copies of the Monitor Weekly, and they went from there.

The Phinney Market manager kicks Izzy out of the the market. (Note: It’s not the absolute final word, but for now)

Fruitage report for Izzy’s table at the Farmers Market in Wallingford in Seattle, where she tried a new location where most people enter the market.

Edmonds outreach day included a visit to the Reading Room and church.

Trying the Renton farmers market for the first time, Izzy had a really busy day with lots of engagement.

Our team heads across the water by ferry to meet Chris Lane for outreach in Bremerton, a Naval base town, and Port Orchard.

Outreach on a Monday in the Pike Place Market and Belltown area didn’t go as well as hoped because of crowds and stores closed Mondays, so they came back to cover more of the U-District.