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Wellness Place

OUR MISSION
At Wellness Place, we give compassionate support and FREE resources to individuals, their families and caregivers through their cancer journey, from diagnosis to survivorship, for those residing in Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan counties. 

We are here for you!
The lavender (light purple) of our logo and ribbon is the official color for “all cancers”. At Wellness Place we are committed to helping everyone cancer warrior in our community.

What services do you provide?

Wellness Place offers FREE support and services to cancer patients in treatment and survivors, such as those listed below. Please contact us for specific individual benefit information. 

For cancer patients in current treatment

  • Wigs – for women and/or men who lose their hair due to chemotherapy and radiation  
  • Lodging assistance – for those traveling far from home for treatments
  • Gas cards – to ease the costly burden of travel to and from treatments
  • Nutritional drinks – to supply nutrients when eating becomes too difficult due to nausea and pain 
  • Resources – click here to visit our helpful resources page  
     

For cancer patients and survivors, thrivors and warriors
   Due to COVID-19 the following groups/classes are on hold until further notice

  • Cancer support groups – to offer fellowship, encouragement, coping strategies, and comfort
  • Restorative yin/yoga – for cancer warriors to build strength, learn relaxation, and assist in healing 
  • Educational classes – to provide essential health and wellness knowledge from cancer professionals 

Gathered

We are a cozy lifestyle shop located in the Methow Valley. We offer clothing, accessories & home goods ▵Thoughtfully curated hand-picked items made by independent brands and artists you can feel good about supporting.

Friendship Alliance Church

Welcome to Friendship Alliance Church.
We are located in the beautiful Methow Valley in Winthrop WA

We are a church that is:
Gospel Driven Christ Centered Community Focused

Be sure to check out our website: http://www.winfac.org

Sundays:
9:00am Online Service
​10:00am Outdoor Service


​Our mission is to strive to be a church that is:


Gospel Driven
Christ Centered
Community Focused

Our Vision:
Our vision is to proclaim Jesus Christ, exalting Him as our Savior, Sanctifier, Healer, and Coming King; to disciple His followers into spiritual wholeness and to coordinate Christ-centered, outreach from the Methow Valley to the ends of the Earth.

We are a member church of the Christian & Missionary Alliance
The Alliance Statements of Faith:

For further information on the beliefs and core values of the Christian and Missionary go to the official C&MA page.

EQPD

Welcome to eqpd

Using the principles of Industrial Design we create everyday products that respect all people and the environment. 

Our products reflect the sense of purpose, simplicity and deliberate construction that Industrial Design was founded on. We believe our mission to share these principles will universally result in better products, being made in better ways, closer to your home.  I have been designing products for over 20 years. I have worked with both local and overseas manufacturers in the creation of hundreds of products, each of them made tens of thousands of times. One of my most unexpected discoveries of having successful designs is the amount of people needed to make those products. It takes dozens, if not hundreds of people to build these goods.

When I decided to leave the world of freelance design and create eqpd (“equipped”) I didn’t know what I was going to make, but I knew I had to make it here. To export all that opportunity to an overseas factory would be missing out on one of the biggest benefits of a successful design – jobs. But it’s the right thing to do if you believe in the pride of making things where you live and the profound effect that can have. We currently make all our products in Twisp, WA with plans to open a second manufacturing location on the East Coast to simultaneously reduce our environmental and increase our social impact. Like food, we think that making things (or growing them) as close to your home is good for everyone. That manufacturing should be celebrated and accessible versus its current condition of being hidden thousands of miles away and the working conditions that prevail.

I created eqpd because as both an Industrial Designer and human who cares about our planet, I see an unsustainable trend in the creation and perception of manufactured goods. I am concerned with our rapid consumption of products, how well those products are made, how far they travel and our acceptance of what is disposable. Building goods is an honor; we should treat it that way. Resources are not endless, we should treat them that way. From the very start I set out to make a change. In our country, in the objects we design and the way we incorporate them into our life. Formally trained at the Rhode Island School of Design I approach all projects through the lens of industrial design. This foundation results in solutions that are fundamentally different than the corporate, image-driven, over featured, secretly made, copycat designs that currently exist. I want to remind us of a forgotten art and make a fundamental change in the creation of everyday goods. Step 1 – get back to honest simplicity and durable construction.

Carlos 1800 Mexican Restaurant

Carlos1800 Mexican Restaurants

Founded in 2010 Winthrop WA

EST. 2010

What a journey, as a restaurant we’re proud to say that you are the reason to improve the way we prepare our Mexican-Yucatecan food and the ingredients that go into it. And it just so happen when we keep our feet on the ground and the near-perfect Equilibrium between forward thinking and restrain to achieve the future We’re really after- THE ONE WITH YOU ON IT!
The culinary delights of a typical Yucatecan kitchen come from a mouth-watering mixture of European and Mexican flavors. A bit of history will explain this strong European influence. Once upon a time the Yucatecan peninsula was considered to be too far away and too difficult to reach from the rest of Mexico. Mountainous terrain and very poor roads kept the peninsula isolated.

Having ports with commercial and cultural contacts with Europe (especially France), New Orleans, and Cuba, the Yucatecans were easily influenced by many aspects of these countries, such as dress, architecture and cooking, which explains why there is a lot of European flair in its cuisine.CARLOS1800™ Restaurants is an ultra-casual restaurant concept that offers guests an array of freshly prepared Mexican dishes in a relaxing atmosphere. CARLOS1800™ prepares its dishes daily from scratch using only the freshest ingredients.

Designed to offer a fiesta for the senses, where every experience is fresh, fun and full of flavor, the concept is focused on the execution of its trend-setting modern menu and continuous innovation. CARLOS1800™ uses a Once You Try Us, You Will Be Back™ seal which underscores the Company’s to be a world class restaurant where our products and costumers service will be every day innovating that you will notices right in the spot.

SEASON HOURS ON JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH

Our hours of operations for January, February and March, which will take into consideration holidays, weather conditions, and overall events.” Even though our Winthrop location closed few weeks, and opens only weekends on those specific months. Still many great restaurants in Winthrop remain open with their hours varying by location.

Visit them at http://winthropwashington.com/

We will consistently update our hours on Facebook, our website, tripadvisor etc. or you can call us at 509-996-2245

Our Summer hours will remain the same as always:
From April 1st to the end of October we will be open 7 days a week from 11:00 to 9/10 with HOLIDAYS EXTENDED HOURS.

Remember to visit Winthrop during the Winter Season:
Routes to Winthrop from the West Side of Washington State include the incredibly scenic Highway 2 over Stevens Pass or I-90 through the Mountains to Sound Greenway over Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass

Remember:Highway 20 over the North Cascades is now OPEN to snowmobiles and skis. The route to Winthrop from the West Side of the State is easy. It is 3 left turns and a thousand “Ahhs”. The route to Winthrop travels up the mighty Columbia River and then up the stunning Methow River. There are great visitor amenities along the way. (make a list of your favorite recommendations. Maybe they include the Anjou Bakery, Lone Pine Espresso, the dam bathrooms, the Sweet River Bakery and the best local businesses in Twisp )