WORKING TOGETHER TO PROMOTE SAFETY, DIVERSITY AND AWARENESS, AND RESPOND TO THE NEED OF OUR YOUTH.
Meetings schedule: We meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 8am.
Address: Kent Baxter Community Center- 514 Delta Av. Marysville, WA 98270
Contact us: Phone: (360) 653-0899 - Mail: P.O. Box. Marysville, WA 98270
E-mail: marysvillecommunitycoalition@yahoo.com
Our mission
The Marysville Community Coalition is a community partnership of caring, involved members committed and empowered to promote safety, diversity and awareness and respond to the needs of our youth, so that everyone who lives in Marysville will take responsibility for working together towards a safe and healthy community,
MARYSVILLE COMMUNITY COALITION ANTI-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
The Marysville Community Coalition recognizes the value of our diverse citizens and the contribution that all can make towards a safe, healthy and nurturing community. Therefore; the Marysville Community Coalition does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
Coalition Partners:
Marysville School District,City of Marysville,
Marysville Fire District,
Marysville/North County,YMCA,Housing Authority of Snohomish County, CampFire USA,Salvation Army,Goodwill,Naval Station Everett,Marysville Free Methodist Church,Marysville First Assembly of God, Bethlehem Lutheran Church,Home Street Bank,Marysville Volunteers Program,North County Outlook,Tulalip Tribes,Marysville Sno-Isle Regional Library,Committed Community Members, Teens and Parents,AlAnon Alateen in SPANISH,Wendy MV Dancing.
Among many other issues, MCC has partnered with the Game Smart Campaign to call attention to the growing problem of mature-rated video games containing graphic violence and inappropriate sexual content.
The Coalition host an annual Marysville 411 Community Connections Resource Fair that offers a one-day, one-stop source for social and emergency services information for families and individuals. Topics range from free parenting advice to health and youth programs. The Fair features keynote motivational speakers and community leaders, music and dance demonstration and draws dozens of community assistance organizations. The Fair is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, June 4, 2011 at Allen Creek Elementary School, 6505 60th Drive NE, in conjunction with Marysville Healthy Communities Challenge Day and the Get Movin’ summer youth recreation program. The day combines the best of youth and family health and fitness in an all-encompassing, more holistic way.
The Marysville Community Coalition also sponsors the Annual Cinco de Mayo Festival in May, celebrating Hispanic culture and community diversity at Totem Middle School. This is a free celebration with food, activities for families, pinatas, prizes, entertainment and talent show from our diverse community. All races and ethnicities are invited. We need volunteers and donations every year.
