Bellevue LifeSpring Membership Circles
Bring a social aspect to your philanthropy and consider joining one of Bellevue LifeSpring’s membership circles.
Membership circles are usually organized within neighborhoods or shared communities. Most meet once a month to discuss business, share program developments, or support fundraising and volunteer events.
As a circle member, you are an ambassador of Bellevue lifeSpring and can directly participate in our mission. Involvement in a circle, through volunteer time or financial contribution, varies from person to person and year to year. We welcome your participation at the commitment level of your choice.
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Current Bellevue LifeSpring Circle Groups
Circle Chairs: Judy Dugger
Membership: Women spanning multiple generations.
Meetings: 1st Tuesday of the month at 9:30 a.m. at the home of a member.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes Adopt-A-Family, the Step Up to the Plate Benefit Luncheon, Breaktime-Mealtime, and Uncork the Night. Circle fundraisers include Christmas cocktail party and summer BBQs.
Membership: Women spanning multiple generations.
Meetings: 1st Tuesday of the month at 9:30 a.m. at the home of a member.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes Adopt-A-Family, the Step Up to the Plate Benefit Luncheon, Breaktime-Mealtime, and Uncork the Night. Circle fundraisers include Christmas cocktail party and summer BBQs.
Circle Chair: Balwinder Kaur, Komal Chadha Kohli, Ava Chen, and Avanya Kohli
Membership: Bellevue High School Students
Meetings: Every other week
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Create community fundraising initiatives and events, volunteer, and support activities of other membership circles.
Membership: Bellevue High School Students
Meetings: Every other week
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Create community fundraising initiatives and events, volunteer, and support activities of other membership circles.
Circle Chair: Ann Bowen and Candy Turi
Membership: Women spanning multiple generations.
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of the month at 11:00 a.m. at the home of a member.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes Thrift Culture and other volunteer opportunities. Circle fundraisers are held twice a year at a member’s home.
Membership: Women spanning multiple generations.
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of the month at 11:00 a.m. at the home of a member.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes Thrift Culture and other volunteer opportunities. Circle fundraisers are held twice a year at a member’s home.
Circle Chairs: Karin Dashen and Sherry Frost
Membership: Women spanning multiple generations.
Meetings: 1st Wednesday of the month at the home of a circle member, including an occasional “Dine Around” no-host lunch at a local restaurant following the morning meeting.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes volunteer opportunities with a focus on Thrift Culture and book drives for the Holiday Adopt-A-Family distribution.
Membership: Women spanning multiple generations.
Meetings: 1st Wednesday of the month at the home of a circle member, including an occasional “Dine Around” no-host lunch at a local restaurant following the morning meeting.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes volunteer opportunities with a focus on Thrift Culture and book drives for the Holiday Adopt-A-Family distribution.
Circle Chairs: Molly McConkey and Emily Roberts
Membership: Women ages 30 to 90. Hunts Point Circle does require residency in Hunts Point to join the circle.
Meetings: First or second Wednesday of the month at the home of a member.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes the Step Up to the Plate Benefit Luncheon and Uncork the Night. Circle fundraisers include the Fall Cocktail Party and June Luncheon, both held in members’ homes.
Membership: Women ages 30 to 90. Hunts Point Circle does require residency in Hunts Point to join the circle.
Meetings: First or second Wednesday of the month at the home of a member.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events includes the Step Up to the Plate Benefit Luncheon and Uncork the Night. Circle fundraisers include the Fall Cocktail Party and June Luncheon, both held in members’ homes.
Circle Chairs: Joan Marshall and Sharon Northrup
Membership: Timeless women ages 40-80.
Meetings: First Wednesday of the month, September through June.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events like the wine gala and the luncheon, adopting a family for the holidays, support a giving tree at Yarrow Point Town Hall, and Thrift Culture volunteering. Circle fundraisers are Yarrowfest party for Yarrow Point residents (primarily to raise awareness of Bellevue Lifespring’s mission and collect any financial donations) and working with Yarrow Point Town Hall for a Community Day to help the Yarrow Point residents recycle their resalable items for Thrift Culture.
Membership: Timeless women ages 40-80.
Meetings: First Wednesday of the month, September through June.
Support of Bellevue LifeSpring: Participation in Bellevue LifeSpring programs and events like the wine gala and the luncheon, adopting a family for the holidays, support a giving tree at Yarrow Point Town Hall, and Thrift Culture volunteering. Circle fundraisers are Yarrowfest party for Yarrow Point residents (primarily to raise awareness of Bellevue Lifespring’s mission and collect any financial donations) and working with Yarrow Point Town Hall for a Community Day to help the Yarrow Point residents recycle their resalable items for Thrift Culture.
Membership Circles FAQ
Circle members contribute funds and/or time at a level that is comfortable for them. Some circles have annual circle dues.
As a member of a Bellevue LifeSpring Circle, you are an ambassador for Bellevue kids and are part of a large network of friends that truly make a difference in the everyday lives of thousands of your neighbors. It’s a public statement that you stand for a stronger community and that you take action to back up your values by supporting an organization of like-minded neighbors to make an impact locally.
Your involvement level is up to you. As a member, you are encouraged to attend monthly circle group meetings, join committees, and support fundraising program activities. There are opportunities for leadership roles and more.
A life member is a member of a Bellevue LifeSpring circle that has been involved with the organization for 25 years or more.
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