May PWC WTW Meeting: Growing Together in Joy, Community & Action

🌿 May Gathering: Growing Together in Joy, Community & Action 🌼
Join us for the monthly Prince William County Women that Wine in‑person meeting!

May invites us to the beauty of the outdoors, reminds us to breathe deeply, and nudges us toward new growth. As the world greens around us, let’s come together to nurture our connections, celebrate our progress, and plant the seeds for the actions ahead. 🌱✨

Together, we’ll share our joys 🌸, reflect on recent events 🌞, and strengthen our community roots 🌳—all while keeping our mission at the heart of everything we do.

📅 Event Details

🚗 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, including several municipal lots throughout Old Town and a five‑story parking garage at 225 Manassas Street next to the train station.

💛 Cost & Community Contribution

There is no charge to join our PWC WTW in‑person meeting.
 BRUU generously provides our meeting space at no cost, and we honor that gift by bringing nonperishable food donations each month to support their onsite pantry. 🥫💚
Please see the Wish List below and bring your donation with you!

🌟 What Else to Know

We can’t wait to gather with you, soak in the spirit of spring, and toast to the personal and collective growth ahead. 🌷💫

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