Love the idea and would love to send kitchen cabinets for a few of them. Couldn't find a link to sign up for it but will look harder.
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That's great! Both nonprofits are setting up operations at the warehouse on Harbor Island now. They will post details on their websites once they're up and running:http://www.the-block-project.com/
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We had hoped to but zoning in north King county won’t let us despite having plenty of space.
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The BLOCK Project website includes a really helpful FAQ, as well as schematics and a description of how they work with your neighbors: http://www.the-block-project.com/ pic.twitter.com/JYCdU0NY9j
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Let us all know when you personally have done at least one of your suggestions.
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How about our political leaders set the example? And the heroin clinic in your living rooms while you’re at it.
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This is laughable. I thought it was a joke at first. How much do they cost? Where does the waste go? Why would anyone do this? Misewell just let them live in the house with you.
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Oh, it's happening! The BLOCK Project website includes a helpful FAQ and explains how they will work with your neighbors and help ensure it meets all zoning requirements.: http://www.the-block-project.com/ pic.twitter.com/u0AqNLa3WY
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