Mukilteo School District To Celebrate 30 Years Of Giving Back At Annual Bazaar (Photo)
- 10/28/25
Everett, WA – The Mukilteo School District’s 30th Annual Holiday Bazaar kicks off the holiday season on Saturday, November 1, at 10 a.m. at Mariner High School in Everett. The bazaar will feature over 100 local vendors offering handmade and commercial goods, food carts, and a student-run store.
For three decades, district staff have volunteered to organize this popular community event, which raises funds for scholarships supporting Mukilteo graduates pursuing higher education.
“This event has always been a meaningful way for our staff to connect with families and neighbors while giving back to students,” said Brenna Fullner, Bazaar Coordinator. “It’s about coming together as a community to make a difference in students’ lives.”
The annual event is one of many organized by the district’s volunteer Fun, Unity, and Networking (F.U.N.) Committee, which works to foster camaraderie among staff. Since 1995, the committee has awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors. The Holiday Bazaar reflects Mukilteo School District’s enduring commitment to community service and student success.
“The Holiday Bazaar highlights the spirit of generosity and collaboration that defines the Mukilteo School District,” said Mary Wastman, committee Chair. “When schools and communities work together, everyone benefits.”
Mukilteo School District To Celebrate 30 Years Of Giving Back At Annual Bazaar (Photo)
- 10/28/25
Everett, WA – The Mukilteo School District’s 30th Annual Holiday Bazaar kicks off the holiday season on Saturday, November 1, at 10 a.m. at Mariner High School in Everett. The bazaar will feature over 100 local vendors offering handmade and commercial goods, food carts, and a student-run store.
For three decades, district staff have volunteered to organize this popular community event, which raises funds for scholarships supporting Mukilteo graduates pursuing higher education.
“This event has always been a meaningful way for our staff to connect with families and neighbors while giving back to students,” said Brenna Fullner, Bazaar Coordinator. “It’s about coming together as a community to make a difference in students’ lives.”
The annual event is one of many organized by the district’s volunteer Fun, Unity, and Networking (F.U.N.) Committee, which works to foster camaraderie among staff. Since 1995, the committee has awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors. The Holiday Bazaar reflects Mukilteo School District’s enduring commitment to community service and student success.
“The Holiday Bazaar highlights the spirit of generosity and collaboration that defines the Mukilteo School District,” said Mary Wastman, committee Chair. “When schools and communities work together, everyone benefits.”
