Community Resources

From site: This project is designed to serve local individuals and families who are experiencing hardship or misfortune. We support our recipients by offering household necessities, school supplies, toys, various children's equipment, outdoor recreational supplies, furniture and other household items.

Online webform to report suspected abuse, neglect, or other concerns for vulnerable adults.

The ADRC provides "unbiased information, community outreach / education, help accessing services and person-centered care planning / care coordination to meet the individual needs of older adults, persons with disabilities and their caregivers."

Credit counseling, debt consolidation, student loan counseling, homeownership counseling, foreclosure prevention counseling, bankruptcy counseling.

An agency that assists with a range of needs, including Coordinated Entry, Rapid Rehousing, payee services, mail delivery, income tax assistance, and more.

Assistance with: Disability; Worker's Comp; Accidents/Injuries; VA Benefits. Note: This is a PAID service. This IS NOT a non-profit company

Food bank. Be sure to bring a current utility bill, bank statement, or DSHS paperwork that has a current address.

Bates Early Learning Center offers ECEAP, Early head Start, and Head Start, as well as sliding-scale childcare. Services vary between locations.

Food bank that includes fresh produce grown on-site. No proof of identification, income, or address required. Shop in-person or online for pick-up.

From site: When life changes due to a disabling medical condition and you are no longer able to work, our team of experienced Client Advocates helps you get the SSDI benefits you are entitled to. When you work with Brown & Brown, our team of experienced Client Advocates is here to help you understand the SSDI process, as well as how this works with your current long-term disability (LTD) benefits.