Great question—there isn’t one! They’re both the same organization. Our legal name is Skagit County Public Hospital District #304, and that’s the name you’ll see listed first on the ballot. Because it’s a bit long, we also use a “doing business as” name: United General District 304. That’s the name most people in our community
The current levy has been in place for over 5 decades (50 years+).
District 304 serves the largest geographical location in Skagit County, focused on the northern and eastern part of the county. We serve the areas in green below.
If you’d like to join Peer 2 Peer but don’t know who your school’s advisor is, or if you'd like more information please reach out to the program coordinator Olivia.
Peer 2 Peer is made possible by United General District 304 serving as the lead coordinating agency. Funding is provided from the North Sound Region Youth Cannabis and Commercial Tobacco Prevention Program, coordinated by Whatcom County Health and Community Services with funding from the Washington State Department of Health.
Peer 2 Peer trainings are held 2-3 times a year with one high school and one middle school training in the fall and one high school or middle school training in the winter. For more details, please check the registration and upcoming events page.
This opportunity gives students the chance to become leaders at their school, positively impact the environment they live in, and gain leadership experience they can list on resumes and college applications!
Peer 2 Peer is open to all middle and high school students in Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan, Island, and Snohomish County.
At participating stores and farmers markets in Skagit County.
When using your Thrive Rx Bucks to purchase fresh produce, it is unlikely that your total will be an even number that can be bought using only $5 bills. If, for example, your total comes to $13.02, you have three options: Pay the remainder with your own money (use $10 in Thrive Rx Bucks and
