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Do you want to volunteer at the Boiler Room?

Fill out an application and check out our staff meeting, open to the public, every Monday @ 5:00 pm.

We have easily the best $1.00 cup of drip coffee, and cookies the size of your face (also $1.00).

Volunteers get staff discounts, and free coffee on shift.

We're always looking for help, and we'll teach you the barista and customer service skills you'll need to work behind our counter.

And we're looking for volunteers to help make free soup every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (served @ 3 pm).

Call 360-379-8247 or email brmusicintern@gmail.com if you or your band are interested in playing free, all-ages shows! Ask for the Music Coordinator.

Free food, free music, always all-ages (free) events.

We have the best volunteers around.

Come check it out. We're open from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.

Donate time, money, or food @ our 711 Water Street location. (Port Townsend, WA. 98368)

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The Boiler Room.

A 501(c)(3) non-profit all-ages venue for music and art, poetry and theater

A youth-run business/social experiment

A free soup kitchen

“The Boiler Room supports the creative expression of youth and the young at heart in a safe environment free from drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.

The Boiler Room empowers individuals to build and sustain healthy and diverse community

with focus on service, positive skill development,

mutual growth and the arts.”

---The Boiler Room Mission Statement

“The Boiler Room has been many things to many people. A coffeehouse, an art gallery, a private business, a nonprofit teen center, a cause, a scapegoat. But to me it has been a salvation – a place to be, and belong. Home. I’ve worked with some of the finest human beings I’ve met to preserve a common goal of home for ourselves and anyone else who needed it, to resolve the question of where do I belong. So many people ask it, and we can never afford to let ignorance settle such questions.” - Jake Kelly, former BR Manager

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Testimonials:

1 December 2008: Statements at City Council budget meeting

28 November 2008: letter from Mar Vista High School teachers

21 November 2008: letter from Olympic Community Action Programs (Olycap)

26 September 2008: Excerpt from blog of Seattle-based band Conservative Dad

7 April 2008: excerpt from blog of San Francisco Bay area band that played at The Boiler Room

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