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GiveBIG early giving is now open, allowing donations to be matched up to $75,000 thanks to an anonymous donor. This fundraising initiative supports the Low Income Housing Institute’s Tiny House Villages and Urban Rest Stops, which provide effective solutions to homelessness. Last year, more than ...

On July 1, 2024, Hall Health Center at the University of Washington will be renamed the Husky Health Center, continuing its legacy of quality health care for students. For more than 75 years, Hall Health Center has served the UW community, but confusion arose due to unrelated departments within t...

Important updates in audiology were announced on March 21, 2025, highlighting significant changes and advancements in services at the Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center (HSDC). The updates include the introduction of new staff members who bring diverse backgrounds and expertise in supporting the D...

Join the Spring Soiree on Friday, May 16, 2025, at the Woodmark Hotel in Kirkland for an evening filled with delicious food, games, and camaraderie, all supporting the youth of Kirkland, Redmond, and Sammamish. This event highlights the unique aspects of the Eastside Boys & Girls Clubs and ai...

Boys & Girls Clubs of King County has been selected to join the Youth Impact Network, a national initiative beginning in May 2025. Over 14 months, the organization will collaborate with Boys & Girls Clubs of America and other peer clubs to enhance the quality and consistency of the Club E...

Taxpayers who missed the April 15 tax-filing deadline are urged by the IRS to file their tax return as soon as possible to limit penalties and interest. While an extension allows for more time to file, it does not extend the time to pay owed taxes. Filing promptly is crucial, even if full payment...

GiveBIG is an annual fundraising campaign in Washington that encourages individuals and organizations to support their communities. This year’s “Big Days” are May 6 and 7, with early giving already underway. Westside Neighbors Shelter has set a fundraising goal of $10,000 to continue providing es...

Join Shoreline Community College on May 8, 2025, from 3 to 7 p.m. for a 60th Anniversary Open House Celebration. This free, family-friendly event will honor students, alumni, staff, faculty, and community members who have contributed to the college’s legacy since its founding in 1964. The celebra...

At Ryther, Earth Day serves as a reminder of nature’s vital role in children’s healing processes. Located in Seattle, Ryther’s 9-acre campus is designed to support youth through various therapeutic activities. The campus features nature trails, a challenge course, a rock climbing wall, therapeuti...

Nikita Sharma volunteers at Broadview Shelter and Transitional Housing, where she supports children and parents escaping domestic violence and homelessness. Her favorite part of volunteering is when children feel safe enough to express themselves freely, even if it means getting rowdy. More than ...

More residents in Washington state are facing economic challenges, with rising grocery prices contributing to increased stress and anxiety. In Southeast King County, 25% of people are food insecure, and approximately 16,868 individuals are homeless. Proposed budget cuts threaten vital programs li...

Grooming is a manipulative process in which an individual is led into isolation and dependence on the groomer, resulting in potential serious harm. The process consists of six stages.

Westside Neighbors Shelter has announced a return to its original operation model due to financial constraints. Initially, the shelter aimed to transition from a cold-weather emergency facility to a year-round overnight service. However, a decline in donations amid rising demand for assistance ha...