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The 2024 recap edition of Family Tree has been released, featuring highlights and updates from the year. Readers can download the PDF version of the newsletter, which is 2.82 MB in size. The newsletter includes various sections that cover important events and developments related to the Family Tr...

Sacha’s House, a supportive home for young people in foster care, celebrated Christmas with a heartwarming event. Residents, staff, and volunteers gathered for a festive holiday party filled with joy and community spirit. The celebration featured a delicious meal, holiday music, and an array of a...

Lighthouse Northwest expresses gratitude toward its supporters, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in its mission. The organization highlights various ways individuals can contribute, such as volunteering, donating, and spreading awareness about its work. Personal stories from be...

Lighthouse Northwest’s 2024 impact report highlights significant achievements in supporting individuals facing challenges in their lives. The organization provided services to more than 5,000 people, facilitating access to essential resources and support systems. Key initiatives included mental h...

Find Healing at Rise offers a supportive environment for individuals seeking recovery from substance use and mental health challenges. The program emphasizes a holistic approach, addressing both physical and emotional well-being. Participants engage in various activities, including group therapy,...

Every year, many people set New Year’s resolutions to get healthier, but most give up by February. The failure often stems from common pitfalls rather than a lack of willpower. Here are six reasons resolutions fail and effective strategies to achieve lasting progress:

Breast cancer screening guidelines recommend that most women begin mammograms at age 40, with Valley Medical Center suggesting annual screenings. Primary care providers play a crucial role by discussing personal health, family history, and cancer risks during annual checkups, while radiologists a...

The Sophia Way, a nonprofit organization that supports and empowers homeless women, celebrates Women’s History Month by honoring extraordinary women who have been part of its journey. Founded by Helen Leuzzi, the organization has grown from a small nonprofit into a vital resource that serves hund...

The recent government funding freeze has created uncertainty for many nonprofits, including PorchLight, which serves vulnerable communities. Despite these challenges, PorchLight remains operationally stable due to effective financial planning and a diversified funding strategy. The board of direc...

On February 17, Teen Council members Raena, Sloane, and Delilah, along with facilitator Kelly, participated in a lobbying event at Washington’s state capital, joining hundreds of fellow Teen Council members and Planned Parenthood supporters. Their primary goal was to urge Gov. Ferguson and the le...

Black History Month celebrates not only historical figures who fought for civil rights but also contemporary leaders who uplift communities and inspire future generations. Bonita Armstrong and Kendrick Davis exemplify this spirit at Boys & Girls Clubs of King County.

Ganar dinero mediante trabajos como conducir para entregas implica la obligación de presentar una declaración de impuestos si se obtienen ganancias netas de $400 o más. PIM Savvy ofrece el programa de Asistencia Voluntaria para el Impuesto sobre la Renta (VITA), que brinda ayuda gratuita para la ...

Aging in place allows older adults to remain in their homes and communities, but challenges like transportation, home maintenance, and social isolation can hinder independence. Villages, or senior villages, are grassroots, membership-based organizations that emerged in the early 2000s to support ...

William’s early life was filled with chaos and instability due to parental abuse and frequent relocations. At 17, he moved in with his father, who introduced him to a destructive lifestyle involving alcohol and drugs. This led to addiction and legal troubles, culminating in prison time. After bei...

King County’s New Journeys program, operated by Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care, provides early intervention and support for individuals ages 15 to 40 experiencing their first episode of psychosis. This community-based initiative emphasizes holistic care and compassionate support, aiming to ...

Amelia, a single mother and dedicated paraeducator, moved her family of four closer to her job for a fresh start. Just before the school year began, she faced an unexpected crisis when her employer lost its contract, leaving her unemployed and struggling to manage rent and expenses. Despite her f...