April - PWC WTW In-Person Meeting (SECOND SUNDAY)

As the world around us blooms back to life, let’s gather to share our joys, review our events, and welcome the new opportunities that spring inspires. This month’s meeting is all about renewal — refreshing our ideas, strengthening our community, and taking action with a sense of optimism and purpose. It’s the perfect blend of fun and business, helping us make the most of our time together.

• Date: April 12, 2026 (SECOND SUNDAY)
• Time: 1:30 – 3:30 pm
• Location: Bull Run UU Manassas, 9350 Main St., Manassas, VA 20110
• Parking: BRUU does not have dedicated parking. Please do not park in the lot across Church Street, north of BRUU. Parking is available within a few blocks. Several municipal parking lots are located throughout Old Town. There is also a five‑story parking garage at 225 Manassas Street, next to the train station.
• Cost? There is no charge to join our PWC WTW in-person meeting. However, the meeting space at BRUU is kindly provided to us at no cost, in exchange for a monthly donation of nonperishable items to their onsite food pantry. See the Wish List below, and bring your donation with you to our meeting!

What else?
• We are grateful to BRUU for welcoming our growing membership to meet at their facility. Please note that we are not a faith-based group.
• And, we have a ‘punny’ name, but wine is not required to participate.
• We encourage you to bring a light snack to share and water will be available — feel free to bring your reusable cup.
• Want to sip while we work and socialize? PWC WTW will bring wine by the bottle so you can enjoy a glass. You just reimburse us through Venmo or PayPal.

We can’t wait to see you there as we welcome spring, toast to fresh starts, and continue building a vibrant, action‑driven community together.

BRUU Food Pantry Wish List
(what’s most in-demand, or most helpful in general)
• Cooking oil

• Flour and Masa Harina (corn flour)

• Rice - both white and brown

• Dried beans of any type

• Canned tomato products

• Canned corn

• Canned goods of most any type, like soups and vegetables

• Canned or packet tuna

• Pasta - spaghetti and macaroni are good

• Cereals (sealed/unopened)

• Feminine products and diapers are really in demand, but we don't usually have

much. We do have a large stock of some of these for now but they go fast.

• We will take most any food stuff that is unopened, unexpired, and generally

nonperishables. 

 

BRUU has a Little Food Pantry in the courtyard (think a Little Free Library box)

for unhoused neighbors to get food. For this, we try to go with single-serving items with

easy-to-open packaging. Anything that’s easy to eat on the move is best. 
 Examples:

• Granola bars

• Single-serving boxes of cereal

• Fruit cups

• Juice boxes

• Canned soups or meals with a pull-top (since not everyone has a can opener)

• Small water bottles