What's Up Wenatchee?

Saturday November 6,th at noon I will LITERALLY be sitting in a dog kennel down at the shelter with my head in a cone of shame unless I raise enough money! HELLLLLP!!!

It's all in good fun though. The more money I raise, the more "privileges" I receive for me and my doggy partner. The Wenatchee Valley Humane Society is a pretty wonderful place and is where I found my ride-or-die dog Chewie. Please help however you can.

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All donations go directly to the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society. Nikki Darling speaks to Jordan Gonzalez about all of the great work they are doing and how your donation will help these pets find their forever home.

See the trailer for this episode here

The Wenatchee Museum and Culture Center has been taken over by Dr. Van Hissen and Nurse Wilkes and it seems like their patients have taken over the asylum.

Nikki Darling catches up with the pair, who are supposed to be in charge, to find out what's in store for this year's Haunted Museum.

The American Red Cross was on hand on Make a Difference Day to teach Nikki Darling how to do Citizen CPR.

A representative from Days For Girls educates us on the need for reusable feminine hygiene products for schoolgirls in third world countries and disaster areas.

Nikki Darling talks to the Department of Children, Youth & Families about the ever-increasing need for foster families in our area. There are plenty of resources if you are interested in more information on becoming a foster parent.

Grace Lutheran Church gathers warm clothing for Power House on Make a Difference Day. They talk with Nikki Darling about how you can help the city's homeless population survive this Winter.

The Chelan Douglas County Community Action Council has a really easy way for Wenatchee residence to help out ALL YEAR long. Nikki Darling finds out how.

Did you know there was a circuit of give and take pantries located all over town, in the same vein as The Little Free Library? Nikki Darling speaks with a representative about how you can donate or receive food.

Nikki Darling explores the needs of Our House, a residence for out-of-town cancer patience in treatment in our local facilities.

Nikki Darling speaks to a representative from The Hope Chest. They gather donated children's clothing and make them available to childcare providers to foster children.