Good morning, Moscow.

Idaho nonprofit groups are urging residents to join the global GivingTuesday movement by donating money, food, or time to support local causes during the busy holiday season—initiatives include a food drive in the Lewis-Clark Valley and a donation match up to $20,000 by a local family. The effort connects people from 80 countries and aims to help ensure families have the support they need.

All Together Valued in the Palouse is hosting Sensitive Santa today at Neill Public Library’s Hecht Room from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.—a reserved time for families and individuals with disabilities—and offering free professional photos with Santa; registration is required.

Neill Public Library offers a waiver of up to $10 in overdue fines when patrons donate a non-perishable food item this December—donations also help local food banks as items are given to the Pullman Community Action Center.

The Palouse Conservation District will host a free virtual talk on Thursday, Dec.

11 at 6 p.m. via Zoom to teach residents how to spot and control harmful weeds—Scott Watson will lead the session and explain simple ways to protect our local natural habitats.

Moscow Craft Lounge

5:30-7 p.m. — Moscow Public Library — Free entry — Unleash your creativity with crafts alongside fellow adults in this monthly gathering.

2025 Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse

5-8 p.m. — 1912 Center — Free entry — Discover meaningful holiday gift alternatives while supporting local nonprofits at this community-focused event.