SEEDs for Tomorrow - Kitsap Bank

I revisited some information I had received previously from KCDEM (Kitsap County Department of Emergency Management); thought I would share a link to a book that will guide you through preparedness with one hour of planning/action each month for a year. Really good information: www.DisasterReadyWashington.com.

I thought that I was doing well with keeping my water use low. Wow! I did not think of all the other things that use water that I purchase. My three dogs increase my water footprint, and I never had thought about that.

Stopped in at a local cafe I haven't tried before. Service was friendly, and the tasty bean curry soup hit the spot on a cooler PNW day.

It is inspiring to hear the stories and learn about the actions of my colleagues on this platform. It gives me hope.

As we come to a close for April's Eco Challenge, I want to reflect on everything I was able to complete this month and all that I learned. I spent a great deal of time this month learning about ways my family and I can be a little more self-sufficient when considering emergency preparedness. I now have a rain barrel, I learned how to turn off...

I have an emergency kit in the car

Are there any eco-friendly ways to dispose of cat litter waste?

Our company honored Earth Day with an annual event yesterday. It was a beautiful day, spent with wonderful co-workers, that I’m lucky went to call friends.

Today was Kitsap Bank’s Earth Day cleanup and right after I went to work planting more flowers at my house and getting the hanging baskets put out as well.

Today was a great day! A large group of Kitsap Bank employees volunteered at South Kitsap Regional Park for an Earth Day clean up.