Community Involvement
Snohomish Valley Roofing is committed to being involved in the community. Between community participation as well as local and national donations we support the efforts of the whole community.
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Welcome to Aquafest
Held in downtown Lake Stevens in August every year, Aquafest is a time for the community to come together and have fun in the sun. Traditional favorites such as the Grand Parade, Miss Aquafest Pageant, Aquarun, Food Court, Arts and Crafts and a Saturday night Fireworks display are yearly excitements that bring the whole community out.  |
Volunteering
Lake Stevens' Gazebo
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When the town asked us to work on this wonderful center of Lake Stevens' downtown area we jumped at the opportunity. The gazebo is used for many events that create a distinguished town identity which is very important to us.
To see the full story about the gazebo's remodel Click Here. |
Serve Day in Marysville
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The donation of dumpsters for Serve Day in Marysville allowed the community to clean their homes and lives.
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 After thirteen dumpsters the serve day event was a complete success removing 28.91 tons of materials.
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Community Donations
Lake Stevens Little League Little League is a program of service to youth. It is geared to provide an outlet of healthful activity with community participation. Lake Stevens Little League is dedicated to promoting teamwork, good sportsmanship, and a working knowledge of the sport.
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Purple and Gold Club
The Purple and Gold Club of Lake Stevens High School (PGC) is a citizen booster program formed to support education, athletics and student achievement at Lake Stevens High School.
Please visit The Purple and Gold Club's web site for more details. |
Woodinville Baseball Club The Woodinville Baseball Club is a non-profit organization, started in 1993 to promote and support youth baseball in Woodinville, Washington and its surrounding communities.
For more information about the Woodinville Baseball Club, please visit their web site. |
Washington Quarter Midget Association The WQMA believes in creating and maintaining a clean, safe and healthy sport to be enjoyed by the entire family. They create a way for Girls and Boys from ages 5 to 16 to acquaint themselves with the handling of mechanical devices, coordination, alertness, and the ability to handle motor-driven vehicles by participating in 1/20 of a mile races with speeds of 20-40 miles per hour.
To learn more about the Washington Quarter Midget Association Click Here |
National Donations
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The National MS Society is a collective of passionate individuals who want to do something about MS now—to move together toward a world free of multiple sclerosis. MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn't.
To visit the National MS Society Website Click Here |