Upcoming Events

  • 12/16: Bocce ball, 2pm WPLBC
  • 12/23: Discussion meeting 2pm GSC
  • 12/30: New Years Event program, TBD

Issues of Concern to the Greenwood Men's Group

Men, especially older men, face an array of physical, familial, social and emotional issues. Members of the Greenwood Men's Group in Seattle are no exception.

The purpose of this section of our website is to bring forth some of these issues for your consideration and possible discussion.

This section will gradually be developed as time permits. For now, here are some items we’ve listed for consideration:

What Men's Issue Do You Think We Should Be Discussing?

What do you think is worthwhile for the group to talk about? Fill in the form below and tell us.

Also tell us if you think it should be discussed on our website, not just in a meeting. If so, we will set up a dedicated discussion page on that topic so that everyone can contribute their thoughts.

Do You Have a Men's Issue that Should Be Discussed in our Group or on Our Site?

Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.


The Greenwood Men's Group's mission is to provide a supportive environment where men from diverse backgrounds can foster camaraderie, develop friendships, share wisdom, enrich one another's lives -- and contribute to the Seattle communities of Greenwood, Ballard, Crown Hill, Fremont, Green Lake, Greenwood, Licton Springs, Loyal Heights, Phinney Ridge, Ravenna, Sunset Hill, Wallingford, Wedgwood, Whittier Heights and beyond.

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