What We Do
Making a Difference Together
At Northshore Interact, we listen to what our community needs and turn ideas into hands-on service projects. That might mean collecting food or clothing, helping at local events, working outdoors, supporting families, or tackling issues that matter to young people.
We also team up with Rotary and Rotaract to create even more ways to serve. Every project is a chance to help others, meet new people, and have fun along the way.
See What We’ve Been Up To!
Check out some of the fun ways we’ve served our community in the past, then bring us your own ideas for what we should do next. And don’t forget to check the calendar for upcoming projects, events, and ways to jump in!
Heritage Garden
This hands-on service event teaches volunteers about sustainable farming while cleaning garden beds, planting and harvesting produce, pulling weeds, and improving pathways. Stay tuned for details about the next event!
Yearly Celebration
Our annual Interact picnic brings members together to celebrate a great year of service. We recognize the outgoing officers, thank everyone who helped make the year successful, and welcome our new leadership team for the exciting year ahead.
Annual Rotary Auction
Interactors help make Woodinville Rotary’s annual auction a success by welcoming guests, helping with activities, and pitching in wherever needed. It’s a fun, high-energy night filled with spirited bidding, all to raise money for programs that support local youth.
Virtual Workshops
Our first-ever collaborative event with Issaquah Interact featured a mental health workshop focused on how to support others while still caring for yourself. Other virtual workshops include professional development and college readiness topics, planned by Northshore Rotaract.
Support for Mexico
As part of the Tri-Club family, Interactors and Rotarians collect new and gently used shoes and clothes for children in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Partnering with Vallarta Abuelos, we help provide local families with the essentials they need.
Valentines for Seniors
One of our signature events brings students from seven Northshore schools to the Sammamish Valley Grange to create handmade cards for seniors. Last year, with 75 volunteers, we made over 350 cards and hand-delivered each one to four local senior communities.
Operation Warm Coats
Interactors help kids choose a warm new coat supplied by Woodinville Rotary and make the day extra fun by talking, laughing, and taking photos with them. It’s a great way to spread holiday cheer while helping local kids stay warm all winter.