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Page 2 Shelton-Mason County Journal Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023 Advocacy Center. Courtesy photos Last month, the Shelton—Mason County Chamber of Com- merce hosted a ribbon—cutting ceremony for the grand re- opening of the kitchen at the nonprofit Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center in Shelton. The new kitchen and dining space at Turning Pointe Survivor New kitchen for Turning Pointe clients By Gordon Weeks gordon@masoncounty com Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center in Shelton recent.— ly completed redesigning and reno— vating its kitchen that serves adults and children who are victims or wits nesses of" domestic Violence. The project was funded by $130,000 in private donations, in— cluding money from the Ben B. Cheney Foundation, Mary Kay Ash Foundation, Sampson Family Foun- dation and Forest Foundation. The kitchen was closed to clients for three months while stall and volun— teers prepared meals for them. “The idea was to create a func— tional, warm, welcoming space for shelter clients to cook, meet and par— ticipate in shelter house meetings,” Gina Finley, the organization’s ex— ecutive director, wrote in an email. What’s your nasal”; plan? Let us help you achieve it. Peninsula (:IIIDI'IUNION 360.426.1601 pcfcuorg "Annual Percentage Y;ekl (APY), Dividends are computed on the actual amount in the account and are paid quarterly. There are substantial penalties for early Withdrawal ol certificate funds Early withdrawal of certificate funds is subject to a penalty of one hall of the interest that would be earned over the original term of the certificate itie penalty is calculated on the amount Withdrawn Fees can reduce the earnings on your account. Minimum balance to open share terminate/CD is $500. Membership eligibility required. Terms. restrictions and conditions apply. Federally insured by NCUA The new kitchen includes a small space for children with a mini kitch— en set. Katherine McBride donated her services in creating the drawings and plans for the project. Len Wil- liams helped with the permitting and final drawings. Christensen Inc. did the contracting services. More than 500,000 meals were prepared in the former kitchen space, Turning Pointe reports. Last September, the nonprofit organization celebrated the comple- tion of a 400-square-foot addition to accommodate its growing youth programs with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with employees, board members, donors and public offi— cials. The two new offices are the focal point for youch advocacy and prevention. Children now have more space to play, learn social-emotional skills, and connect with their peers. I!) REGENCY“ FlREPLACE PRODUCTS c. AVINGS SAVE $1,100 FREE FREE FREE VENT KIT Wm is; FREE LOG SET BLOWER MOOD LIGHTING KIT r ,._..i FREE A LOG SET g‘iitms ‘TERMS 8- CONDITIONS APPLY. oflnr applres on select Regency products during promo period only. Excludes Regency Pellet, Gas Log: 8. CF780. Buy Local Serving Mason County 24202 N. US Hwy. 10] Hoodsporl I 360-877-5200 0 360-427-3780