Fun Happy Hour, Friendship Mixer, & Food Drive For NW Harvest Food Bank!

Event Schedules

Sarajevo Restaurant and Lounge

2332 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98121

Nov 2 2014 - Nov 2 2014

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM on Sun

Event Description

Do you feel like you are exhausted from the dating scene?

Do you feel like you are invisible in the dating world?

Do you feel like you are alone even when you are around people?

Do you feel like your friends and family are all married or taken and you are the third wheel?

Do you feel like you need more options in friendships and relationships?

Come Join us at Sarajevo Lounge Sunday, November 2nd for your chance to meet New Singles looking for Friendship Just Like You! This is Your Opportunity to Meet New Friends while supporting NW Harvest Food Drive! Food Drives are one of the most traditional ways to help your local food bank feed the hungry. This is just in time to meet New Friends before the quickly approaching holidays!

50% of Your Ticket will Go to NW Food Drive, but Don’t Forget Donations!

GET YOUR TICKETS BEFORE THEY SELL OUT!

What types of food does Northwest Harvest need?

Northwest Harvest can use any nonperishable food or monetary donations. If you prefer to donate food, select shelf-stable food with the lowest saturated fats and refined carbohydrates (sugar, white flour). We buy white rice and beans in bulk, so we encourage you to donate other items. Here are some suggestions:

General food items:

Oatmeal

Whole grain pastas

Brown rice

Tomato products

Canned vegetables

Canned fruit, especially with low sugar (but not artificial sweeteners)

Canned fish or meat

Shelf-stable milk

Beef stew, chili and similar meals with low sugar and saturated fats

Infant and baby foods:

Baby formula

Canned milk

Infant cereal

Jars of baby food

Powdered or canned milk

We also accept baby diapers
Don't Wait! Click here to Get Your Tickets Now and Support a Great Cause!



Friendship is a powerful gift of life. I know that friendships are harder to sustain in our busy lives today. Yet, loneliness and isolation account for an increasing societal and personal issue called depression.