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Donating Clothes? Click Here! CLOTHING ASSISTANCE We help with new and like-new clothing for all ages (infant to adult), hygiene products, and more at a free clothing bank, The Clothesline. The Clothesline is open and scheduling appointments for anyone in the greater Seattle area. Appointments The Clothesline is open by appointment; call or email… Continue reading Clothesline

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Bellevue Market and Service Center - Hopelink

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Kids & Expectant Moms

Assisted one or more times in 2024

Holiday Gift Bags

3,259 kids received holiday gifts in 2024

We hope so! Gather your friends for a fun evening of fantasy casino games, a live auction, and more! Friday, March 21, 6:30 pm, The Ballroom on the Lake, Vasa Park Resort Enjoy a special evening together in support of kids, families, and KidVantage! Read more here...

KidVantage is honored to have been chosen Best in Business nonprofit by 425Business readers! Thank you!
For 35 years, the community has powered our work of providing all kids with the tangible goods they need to be healthy and safe. Come volunteer or visit and find out why we are the "Best in Business!" Call 425.865.0234 or email development@KidVantageNW.org.

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Kids & Expectant Moms

Assisted one or more times in 2024

Holiday Gift Bags

3,259 kids received holiday gifts in 2024

We hope so! Gather your friends for a fun evening of fantasy casino games, a live auction, and more! Friday, March 21, 6:30 pm, The Ballroom on the Lake, Vasa Park Resort Enjoy a special evening together in support of kids, families, and KidVantage! Read more here...

KidVantage is honored to have been chosen Best in Business nonprofit by 425Business readers! Thank you!
For 35 years, the community has powered our work of providing all kids with the tangible goods they need to be healthy and safe. Come volunteer or visit and find out why we are the "Best in Business!" Call 425.865.0234 or email development@KidVantageNW.org.

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WestSide Baby – Basics for children in need

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WestSide Baby envisions a day when each child is equipped with the basic items they need to grow into healthy, happy, and resilient members of our community. Learn more about our efforts to get essential items across King County.

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Our journey began in 1988, when a group of social workers started raising funds through book sales to purchase everyday needs to help children in foster care feel loved and capable. We have learned a lot about what it takes to be in their corner, and we are more committed than ever to centering their voice, choice and experience to shape their own journeys and ours.
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Treehouse - Nonprofit Serving Youth in Foster Care

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Treehouse provides youth in foster care in Washington with academic & other essential support they need to graduate from high school & pursue their dreams.

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Thank you for your passion and caring for the orphans! We are happy to give you more information about our extraordinary mission to make family a reality for every child. Please know we regret that we can only work with potential adoptive families who live within our service areas of King, Snohomish, Pierce, Thurston, Whatcom, Skagit, Kitsap counties in the State of Washington and Maricopa County in Arizona. Please fill out this form and choose what you are interested in below.

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We provide highly personalized, professional adoption services. It is our passion to place children in families marked by unconditional love and acceptance.

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Our mission is to provide and improve -- and ultimately prevent the need for -- foster care.

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Home | Friends of Youth | Eastside, King County, Greater Seattle Area WA | Foster Care, Youth Programs

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Friends of Youth envisions all youth having every opportunity to succeed. We partner with youth and families to provide the relationships, resources, and skills they need to attain personal growth and success. Serving youth and young families facing circumstances of homelessness, foster care and behavioral health challenges.

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We would be honored if you would join us for our Fall Luncheon ! and there is no charge required to attend. To further support our community advocacy work, our suggested donation is $175. Donations can be made in advance upon registration or in-person at the luncheon.

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Focus on liberating the African American Community.

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KCEN identifies and uplifts powerful equity solutions that, if followed, would bring the Black community to equity across all measurable metrics including e.g., land, wealth, education, health, safety, organizational control and more. Scroll to the right to read our equity solutions.

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KCEN identifies and uplifts powerful equity solutions that, if followed, would bring the Black community to equity across all measurable metrics including e.g., land, wealth, education, health, safety, organizational control and more. Scroll to the right to read our equity solutions.

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Housing, shelter, DV support, child items and counseling

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Vine Maple Place - Ending Homelessness in South King County

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End homelessness in South King County with Vine Maple Place. Help transform lives and break the cycle of poverty.

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Catholic Community Services of Western Washington |

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Shelter & Homelessness Services | Catholic Community Services of Western Washington

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Shelter & Homelessness Services Catholic Community Services provides a continuum of care for homeless and low-income people throughout Western Washington. Through day centers, emergency shelters and emergency services, we provide warm, safe refuge from the streets. We believe in compassion, love and respect for all people, especially those who are poor and vulnerable. Many of our

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Women and Family Shelter

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Mary's Place Is A Nonprofit Serving Seattle & King County

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Mary's Place is a nonprofit in Seattle & King County helping families experiencing homelessness to get the help they need. Volunteer or donate today.

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Current Resources & Opportunities Resources available for people living on low incomes are constantly changing. Fortunately, you can stay on top of the latest news about new and upcoming opportunities by reading Resource Wire, posted weekly on Solid Ground’s Groundviews Blog and updated below.

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Let us help get you back on track

Paying bills can be stressful, but we're here to help. PSE's Home Energy Lifeline Program (HELP) provides assistance for residential customers to help pay electric or natural gas bills. If you qualify, we'll credit your account for up to $1,000. To apply, begin your application below to receive the help you need.

If you have already applied you can view your application status.

See if you're eligible!

Find out if you are within the income guidelines before applying by providing the number of people in your household, your household's net monthly income and the county where you live. Click the submit button to see your results instantly. To apply for the program, you'll need to click "Apply Now" to complete the full application process.

Enrollment is available to qualifying residential PSE customers. Eligibility is based on your household's gross monthly income (income before any deductions or taxes), number of people in your household and where you reside. To qualify your household income needs to be 80% or less of area median income (AMI) in the county you live in.

What's Income

Alimony/Child Support
Annuities
Capital gains
Dividends
Earned wages/salary
Foster care payments
Military pay
Pensions
Rental income/Royalties
Self-employment income (after expenses)
Social Security
Social Security Disability (SSDI)
Student Aid/Scholarships
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Unemployment

What's not income

Energy Assistance
Income for people in high school or under 18
Income tax refunds/credits
One-time cash gifts
Reverse mortgage
Section 8 or housing subsidies
WIC benefits

Our income guidelines can be found here. If you have any questions about calculating your income, requirements of the program, or need help applying, please contact your local Community Agency to help complete the HELP application process.

Additional financial assistance

You may also qualify for additional assistance programs. In fact, by applying for PSE Help, we will automatically start an application for Bill Discount Rate, our bill discount program.

Both HELP and Bill Discount Rate provide significant discounts to customers who qualify, based on their household size and income. A single application takes two minutes to complete. No additional documentation is required.

Other assistance options

We have other bill assistance, home weatherization programs, along with information on Federal and non-profit programs.

I'm receiving a PSE HELP grant, do I still need to pay my payment arrangement?

Please continue to pay the amount due on your bills, including any payment arrangement amounts.

How do I get help with my bill if I'm told that funding has run out?

Please contact PSE if your local agency informs you that PSE HELP funding has run out.

Do the funds from PSE HELP need to be paid back to PSE?

No, PSE will not ask you to pay back a PSE HELP grant.

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Energy assistance programs for King County residents - King County, Washington

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Your family’s monthly income may qualify you for utility assistance services.

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All available funding for portable AC units has been expended for the current program year. At this time, we are unable to process any additional AC request.

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Native American Utility Bill Support for Muckleshoot Area 

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The Food Bank Program is intended to ensure that needy community families have access to balanced and healthy food. Applicants must come to the Resource Center to pick up food except that the program may deliver food to elderly and/or disabled tribal members residing in the Auburn - Enumclaw vicinity who request food service delivery. The Program Staff will coordinate with other Tribal programs (Seniors or CHR) to ensure that deliveries are carried out as efficiently as possible.

Muckleshoot Tribal Members who have a need may receive personal hygiene packs, children/infant hygiene packs, toilet paper, formula, diapers/pull-ups and laundry soap. Adult hygiene packs usually consist of Shampoo, bar soap, razors, Q-tips, deodorant, toothpaste, tooth brush and feminine products. Children hygiene consists of 3-in-1 shampoo, conditioner and body wash, detangler, toothpaste and toothbrush. Infant hygiene consisting of Baby wash, lotion, diaper rash cream and wipes. Hygiene packs are eligible once a month. Toilet paper and formula are also available once a month. Diapers and pulls ups are available once every 2 weeks. Each infant or toddler receives 24. Laundry soap is available one per quarter.

Clothing donated to the Family Resource Center is a great resource for tribal members and families to take advantage of. Whether it may be baby clothes your kids have outgrown, or the adult clothes that are taking up room in your closet, we welcome all clothing, we do not accept any other items.

Small Tribes Organizations of Western Washington (STOWW). STOWW provides a service for tribal members who qualify via application. The Family Resource Center is only a drop off location for commodities or commodes. Commodes are delivered once a month by STOWW and we deliver to elders that are disabled, single or do not have transportation.

The Emergency Assistance Program is intended to help tribal members, 18 years of age and older who are experiencing an unexpected and emergency problem that affects the health, safety and well-being of tribal members and their families. Who have good reason for not having money available to pay the cost related to the emergency. This assistance is dependent on available funding. The MIT tribal member applying for the benefit must be 18 years of age or legally emancipated.

Household that do not have an 18+ tribal member but have a MIT child can use assistance one time per household, per calendar year. The child must be the homeowner's biological child or homeowner must have legal custody of the child. Assistance is available for Rental or Mortgage Payment Assistance, Homeowners/Rental Insurance, Short Term Medical (family support & medical appointments), utility assistance, and home repair assistance.

The Hospital Emergency Assistance Program is intended to help Muckleshoot Tribal Member with an immediate family member in the hospital; who are 18 years of age or legally emancipated. The immediate family member has been admitted in the hospital (overnight) more than two consecutive days; the assistance will begin on the third day. Out of state Hotel Assistance is available. Payment for in state assistance will be made for gas (to and from hospital or hotel), parking, hotel, and food. Assistance will be given in $200 increments in the form of a gift card for in state travel. Out of state hospital assistance includes hotel, travel advance, and car rental.

The Hospital Emergency Assistance Program is intended to help Muckleshoot Tribal Members with an immediate family member in the hospital; who are 18 years of age or legally emancipated. The immediate family member has been admitted in the hospital (overnight) more than two consecutive days; the assistance will begin on the third day. Out of state Hotel Assistance is available. Payment for in state assistance will be made for gas (to and from hospital or hotel), parking, hotel, and food. Assistance will be given in $200 increments in the form of a gift card for in state travel. Out of state hospital assistance includes hotel, travel advance, and car rental.

If a Muckleshoot Tribal Member's home and/or possessions are destroyed by fire, each MIT tribal member of the household, including those under the age of 18, may be eligible to receive $1,000 in emergency assistance. Fire assistance will be considered separate from the total of $1,500 Emergency Assistance. Payment will be made through purchase order to a tribal service provider or to a third party vendor. In order to qualify for this benefit, a report from the fire marshal or similar public official must be provided indicating the extent the extent of damages suffered and a name and phone number to contact to verify the report.

The WSG program is attended to help assist Muckleshoot Tribal member households with their, water, sewer recycling and garbage services.

This program is intended to help seniors, 50 or over with their utility bills. Eligibility and method of payment of will be up to $330 per Qtr. (living within a 30-mile radius from Muckleshoot Tribal Chimney. As long as a household income does not exceed 100% of King County Median Income.The assistance will be paid directly to the energy supplier of heat, electricity or fuel for heating, lighting, or cooking.

This program is intended to help enrolled Muckleshoot tribal members and other natives living in King or Pierce County excluding Seattle with their utility bills. As long as their household doesn't not exceed 60% of king County Median Income. The grant is formulated near the end of the year around October. There are 2 rounds two rounds of assistance, each round last up to 2 to 3 months.

This program is intended to help enrolled Muckleshoot tribal members and other natives living in King or Pierce County excluding Seattle with their water and wastewater bills. As long as their household doesn't not exceed 60% of king County Median Income.

This program is intended to help Muckleshoot Tribal member households with their utility bills. They must live in King or Pierce County excluding Seattle with their utility bills. As long as their household doesn't not exceed 60% of king County Median Income. I usually receive this funding after LIHEAP is over and clients can apply for assistance once a round. Each round lasts 2-3 months long.

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The Family Resource Center makes available certain emergency and other supportive assistance to any tribal member who is experiencing unexpected financial circumstances that affects his or her individual welfare or the welfare of their family.

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Mother Africa helps African refugee and immigrant women & children reach their fullest potential.

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MultiCare - Hospitals, Clinics & Urgent Care in Washington State

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MultiCare provides hospital, clinic, primary care, specialty, emergency and urgent care health care services across Washington state.

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Multiple supports and events for free for the African American community

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About Creative Justice

Decades of research show that juvenile incarceration fails-it does not increase public safety; places youth in crises at further risk, dampening their future prospects and ability to thrive; and wastes tax dollars that could be used in much more productive ways. In response, efforts locally and regionally have made remarkable strides decreasing reliance on youth incarceration.
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What we do

In exchange for their creative work, youth receive community service credit and stipends that incentivize participation while helping to pay court fines and other expenses. Family members are engaged in the projects in various ways, including participation in hands-on activities.
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Who is creative justice

Experienced mentor artists lead several 12 to 16 week-long intensive project sessions per year in a variety of disciplines.

During the sessions, participants meet two times a week to dialogue, create, and share a meal. Sessions Include: artistic skill building with an emphasis on social practice; discussion and learning rooted in principles of anti-racism and social justice; individual and collaborative creative work; and opportunities to give and receive feedback.
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Support and a call to action

We're envisioning new opportunities to care for youth rather than locking them away. Youth-the people most impacted by the juvenile justice system-work in collaboration with artists, lawyers, mentors, and family members to create solutions. We believe that the system needs to be fixed, not our youth.
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Decades of research show that juvenile incarceration fails-it does not increase public safety; places youth in crises at further risk, dampening their future prospects and ability to thrive; and wastes tax dollars that could be used in much more productive ways. In response, efforts locally and regionally have made remarkable strides decreasing reliance on youth incarceration.

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For families experiencing homelessness, transitional and long-term housing - as well as emergency family shelter - may be available through Hopelink.

Transitional & Long-Term Housing

Hopelink's transitional and long-term housing programs in Bellevue, Bothell, Duvall, and Redmond include comprehensive support to help families move from crisis to stability. Transitional housing units provide a secure home for up to two years. Families in long-term housing can stay longer, as long as they meet their lease requirements.

While families are living in Hopelink housing, they will work closely with a skilled case manager to identify strengths, overcome obstacles, and set and meet goals designed to find and maintain permanent housing.

If you require assistance with eviction prevention, or with moving-in costs, please visit our Financial Assistance page.

Individuals and families experiencing homelessness may seek assistance through Coordinated Entry for All. To access Coordinated Entry for All, please contact one of the Regional Access Points listed below. For more information, visit the Regional Access Points website.

Regional Access Point info
Catholic Community Services (Seattle)
100 23rd Ave. S.,
Seattle, WA 98144, (206)-328-5900
CatholicHousingServicesInfo@ccsww.org

Catholic Community Services (East King County)
11061 N.E. 2nd St.
Bellevue, WA 98004, (206)-328-5900
CatholicHousingServicesInfo@ccsww.org

Solid Ground (North Seattle)
9600 College Way N.
Seattle, WA 98103, (206)-934-6160
info@solid-ground.org

Multi-Service Center (Federal Way)
1200 S. 336th St.,
Federal Way, WA 98003, (253)-838-6718
info@mschelps.org

YWCA (Renton)
1010 S. 2nd St.,
Renton, WA 98057, (425)-523-1377

Emergency Family Shelter

For access to same day emergency shelter for families call (206)-328-5900 (Eastside) or (206)-934-6160 (North King County).

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For families experiencing homelessness, transitional and long-term housing - as well as emergency family shelter - may be available through Hopelink.

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All available funding for portable AC units has been expended for the current program year. At this time, we are unable to process any additional AC request.

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All available funding for portable AC units has been expended for the current program year. At this time, we are unable to process any additional AC request.

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Washington Law Help is your public library for legal information in Washington State. Our tools and information help you understand and manage your legal problems.

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Women's Shelter offered by WHEEL at Trinity Episcopal Parish

Women's Shelter offered by WHEEL at Trinity Episcopal Parish

Provides 24-hour shelter beds for women at two locations within 5 blocks of each other. Services include: Trinity location: - Beds - 3 meals a day, plus snacks - Serves up to 24 women at a time First Presbyterian location: - Single occupancy bunk beds - 3 meals plus snacks - Serves up to 46 women at a time - Showers & Laundry

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Women's Shelter offered by WHEEL at Trinity Episcopal Parish

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Seattle First Presbyterian Church Shelter

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housing and case management

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CommunityOS is an I&R, Disaster, and Public Health client database and case management system.

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Home | Friends of Youth | Eastside, King County, Greater Seattle Area WA | Foster Care, Youth Programs

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Friends of Youth envisions all youth having every opportunity to succeed. We partner with youth and families to provide the relationships, resources, and skills they need to attain personal growth and success. Serving youth and young families facing circumstances of homelessness, foster care and behavioral health challenges.

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Home | Friends of Youth | Eastside, King County, Greater Seattle Area WA | Foster Care, Youth Programs

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Friends of Youth envisions all youth having every opportunity to succeed. We partner with youth and families to provide the relationships, resources, and skills they need to attain personal growth and success. Serving youth and young families facing circumstances of homelessness, foster care and behavioral health challenges.

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Transit is free for riders 18 and younger thanks to Move Ahead Washington, a statewide transportation funding package.

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Sound Outreach - To empower Pierce County and South King Couny residents to achieve their financial dreams and to secure personal financial security through an integrated model of coaching and counseling.

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Sound Outreach - Helping build economic security

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Sound Outreach helps Pierce County residents experiencing low and/or fixed-incomes build financial security through coaching & connected services.

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familiesofcolorseattle | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree

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Offering peer-led parent groups, resource sharing, and racial justice advocacy

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“We say you don’t fight racism with racism. We’re gonna fight racism with solidarity.”

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Atlantic Street Center | 113 Years of Service

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Dads House has been running Foodbanks for over 7 years. We are very lucky to have a great partnership with Delancey, who provided us with premises in Elephant & Castle, totally free of charge during the pandemic. This enabled Dads House to run a food bank, drop-in centre, book club, guitar lessons, family law advice centre, life coaching, and alcohol / drug testing. Dads House was initially supporting 50 families a week, but during the pandemic, this rose to a catastrophic level, and provided food and support for over 800 families a day

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DONATE NOW DONATE VIA DAF DONATE SECURITIES

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Find nearby resources for food, shelter, financial aid, and so much more. The Veterans, Seniors & Human Services Levy

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Furniture Repair Bank accepts donations of worn or damaged furniture which will be repaired and refurbished by our teams of volunteers. The restored furniture is then given to local residents in need such as refugees and people emerging from homelessness through our multiple partner organizations.

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Food Bank | University Place | Families Unlimited Network

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YWCA Seattle King Snohomish Empowering Women

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YWCA is on a mission to empower women, eliminate racism & strengthen communities. Learn more about our vision, events, locations & programs.

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Find the job that's right for you. Use Monster's resources to create a resume, search for jobs, prepare for interviews, and launch your career.

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90% of a child’s brain develops by age 5.

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Free confidential help for women and families. Information, ultrasounds, pregnancy tests, supplies, equipment, conversation. No charge to you, always friendly.

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Cultivate South Park | Seattle Food Committee

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Area Served: Seattle & South King County Additional Information Home Delivery Offered Culturally relevant food is readily available. Special diets accommodated upon request- dairy free, sugar free, diabetic, vegan, vegetarian, […]

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We strive to keep people in their homes and off the street. St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle|King County joins the community to listen, engage, and build relationships that assist and advocate for individuals and families to meet basic needs and achieve stability and self-sufficiency.

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The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle empowers communities of color to thrive by providing economic, educational and employment support services.

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Ryther | Where Kids Find Healing and Hope | Seattle

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SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK! ourney to healing and hope with Ryther
Your experience at Ryther can help others. Share your family's j h e re .

Volunteering enhances the lives of Ryther children as well as one's own life.

Every day, each Ryther staff member helps children and their families find their path to healing and hope.

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SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK! ourney to healing and hope with Ryther Your experience at Ryther can help others. Share your family's j h e re . Volunteering enhances the lives of Ryther children as well as one's own life. Every day, each Ryther staff member helps children and their families find their path to healing and hope.

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Who we are

Childhaven is a Christian Children's Home, serving adolescents who are in need of a safe, Christian, family-like environment that is designed to transform their lives. Faith building is at the core of our existence, and each resident will be actively involved in the life of the church. Our campus includes programs serving teen Moms and their babies, maternity clients, and girls ages fourteen and older.

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Ryther | Where Kids Find Healing and Hope | Seattle

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SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK! ourney to healing and hope with Ryther
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Ryther | Where Kids Find Healing and Hope

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SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK! ourney to healing and hope with Ryther Your experience at Ryther can help others. Share your family's j h e re . Volunteering enhances the lives of Ryther children as well as one's own life. Every day, each Ryther staff member helps children and their families find their path to healing and hope.