Community Services/Non-Profits near Bothell, WA
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“Volunteer is super helpful and patient to explain and checking on a gas chain saw. Even when they typically do not carry gas power tools. Craig and Bill are the two gentleman I talked to during multiple visits. It would be my go to place next time I need anything related to tools. Meanwhile they are very nice to accepted donated items to be used for a new tool library in Shoreline. all in all this place filled with care in the community and I feel like I should volunteer here too.”
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“Love the Y!!! The Yoga teachers are wonderful, as well as the water aerobics! The gym is always clean & the front desk people are very nice & helpful! Great hot tub! So affordable for the family. Kids love it!!”
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“I keep thinking about all the people at Resilient Heart Sanctuary all day today. They are so kind and sweet and just amazing people. And all future parents with meet and greet today were so awesome too. I made friends with them and exchange our number. Such a good feeling especially when I met with so many unkind people lately. Make me believe in humanity again.”
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“This organization is an unsung hero in the Puget Sound Region, providing invaluable services and support to individuals with disabilities.At the heart of their mission lies a three-pronged approach, deeply rooted in Spiritual connection. The Spiritual Ministry fosters unity among people, embracing the core values of life, work, play, and community engagement. By connecting friends of Bridges to the local church they serve both the individual and those they connect with.The Guardianship Agency program, the second prong of their mission, is dedicated to facilitating the integration of individuals with disabilities into the fabric of society. It's a beacon of hope, ensuring that no one is left behind.However, the largest ministry of Bridges Disability Ministries is their Meyer Medical Equipment Center, which ensures mobility equipment is accessible to all, regardless of income. From wheelchairs to walkers, electric wheelchairs to crutches and scooters, they are the lifeline for those in need. We used this ministry to serve our mom when her Medicaid failed to provide a decent wheel chair in a timeline that was within her lifetime. We are so grateful!Bridges Disability Ministries is making a profound impact. They're not just supplying medical equipment; they're supplying independence, dignity, and a brighter future for all.”
9:30 AM - 1:30 PM
12521 131st Ct NE Suite A-224, Kirkland
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“I attended LWTG with both my children and had a great experience. We're sad to have aged out of the program. We loved having Teacher Kris all the years we were there. The space is full of fun activities for the kids and they change out frequently so the kids have plenty to play with, learn with, and explore. The parent education part has been very helpful for us, especially with out first. We've also made lots of great connections with other families throughout the years there. I would highly recommend!”
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“This is a great place to visit, especially with kids. You can learn about watersheds, riparian zones and indigenous plant life. The staff are super knowledgeable and friendly. Beautiful elevated walk through the forest. You feel like you're in the middle of the woods. It's a great escape from the concrete jungle. I suggest becoming a member and visiting all year to see the changes.”
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“My kiddos enjoyed picking out their clothes and the ladies there helped out since one of my two kids is autistic, they made him feel like he wasn't any different. Glad this organization is around for families like mine. Im struggling to make ends meet with raising kids by myself on disability. Love you guys!”
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“Care Nates are awesome they have great customer service and perfect approach, they are there to help everyone without discrimination, I like all staff who helped me out! Thank you so much all of you guys!”
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“Probably the last piece of old Redmond left over from the 70s in the 80s and total nostalgia for those of us who remember the dinosaurs and for the younger kids who want to experience the dinosaurs FOE is the place to go. Great cooks great prices. Great kitchen, superb Parking and fantastic team spirit watching the Seahawks beat the snot out of the heathen Eagles, wonderful heated outdoor area for those of us who enjoy cigars and the lake and keeping the rain off of our heads. All kinds of entertainment from pull tabs to internal prizes and competitions it’s a great place. You really need to go there and enjoy the atmosphere. They open early and stay open late. Just the kind of thing to beat those holiday blues..”
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“Lots of great stuff to buy and super helpful and knowledgeable staff. I needed to buy some binoculars and the staff spent over 15 minutes with me trying out a couple pairs and patiently explaining the differences. Great cause, great shop, great staff!”
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“I couldn’t appreciate the help I have received more. I was desperate for help and they came to the rescue. Katie was so kind and understanding. I’m confident my furry friend is in the best hands here. God bless”
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“Love shopping here! It helps so many people while at the same time charging good prices for new and used stuff! I always want more from there than what will fit in my house!?”
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“Who would think that the Multiple would have the best print shop in the county? We tried numerous print shops for our professional brochures and flyers. None of them could get the color right and they took 2 to 3 days for turnaround. The Multiple's print shop not only has the best color and quality...they often turn it in less that 24 hrs! I couldn't be happier with them.”
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“Hopelink is a great way to get resources. Vey wonderful people to work with. It is a huge resource if you can get there, or find them in your city. Noticed that resources are lacking as they help a huge amount clients. So be selective, please consider what you truly need and use, as resources are spread thin right now.”
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“EAGLES 2888 is a wonderful place to be. I enjoy the people very much. Eagles 2888 is a perfect example of "People helping People" everybody volunteers one way or another. Watching the Seahawk games are great. It gets loud watching the games. We as many TV's that we have. The food is really good too. Our cook Lincoln creates some meals from scratch. That means homemade cooking. Both my husband and I enjoy meeting new people and visiting friends new and Old. I hope you stop by and come visit us. Ring the doorbell and come on in and lets talk.”
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“The PNW premiere space for audio arts.Come and have a listen. Bring your buds & leave your earbuds off. Sound is meant to exist in space and reverberate/or not/ from its material surroundings. Vibe. Here.”
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“I went to bingo here and it reminds me of cheers! You're always greated with smiled and welcoming personalities! If you've had a bad day this is the place to head. It won't make your troubles disappear, but you'll find an ear to listen to you.”
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“This place has the only newsletter that I carefully scour every week. I love knowing in advance what kinds of amazing produce and yummy deli items will be on offer. They stock a fabulous variety of local and PNW goods, as well as carrying cheese and other perishables from smaller farms that even PCC doesn't carry. Everyone who works there is friendly and knowledgeable. I love taking visitors to WA here so they can see how lucky we are! I haven't been on the farm itself but I plan to one of these days.”
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“Well-run, safe, does life-changing work for humans and horses.The one area of feedback I have is related to feedback provided to volunteers. It would be helpful for our growth as people and respectful of our time in general if we were informed in a thorough and constructive manner where we could grow as well as how likely we were to grow in the horse world in any way. I did not seem to be a good fit for advanced training, which is fine, but it would have been helpful to know some time before the end of the two years I decided to spend there. I always received the words that I would get promoted “next time” or that I was “really close.” It’s okay, I’m an adult.”
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“Very small store. They dont have the variety the other stores have due to the size and space. This is a great place for UW students to get stuff. Wish they had more room.”
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“(Don't mind my displayname, I made this account when I was super young.)I was there for in-person meets in early-mid 2020, before COVID regulations really started to hit and they got shut down. It was fun, as nerve-wracking and excruciating socializing in general is for me!I went because I didn't be a recluse anymore, and I met a good handful of friends that I still have contact with today. Everyone there is super friendly and accepting, I don't think I've ever had any issues during my visits.- Ash, formerly Tyler”
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“Nice small mosque with good parking space. They have 2 Friday prayers. 1st one at 1:30 and second one is at 2:05. There is space for sisters as well (only in the second Juma).”
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“Have dealt with NW Harvest for over 20 yrs and they have lost drop points for 2 yrs in a row. This made donating food very difficult. Went to Hopelink with my food drop and the people were very nice and helpful. They will get my business now!!!!”
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“Gratitude to LLTS for masking Thursdays. This is disability justice at work, small acts of community safety that enacts harm reduction for people with disability to be able to return to thrift knowing Thursdays are safe-enough. such small brilliant strategy, everyone should do this!”
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“Has a lot of great resources here for women in need. I got into transitional housing referred by another woman here and am grateful for Polly helping me with my housing applications when I needed help. I love participating in Art class on Sundays and the meals served here are always great! Plenty of options for vegetarian, too! And a B-I-G thank you for your service work, for all those who volunteer!”
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“I have two kids who attended/currently attend TCS and we have had an excellent experience. My oldest started part way through the year and from day one, we felt so welcome, not just from the teachers and staff but the parents as well. It really feels like a friendly community. The staff is wonderful: warm and encouraging. This year they have brought in music and art specialists as well. They follow an emergent curriculum so my children were always very engaged and excited.”
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“I miss this place so much. Used to go here almost every weekday with my friends from school. I met my first long term boyfriend there, and some valuable friends and memories. I dont live in Kirkland anymore so i havent gone since winter 2019, and pretty sure the place is getting demolished.. So sad to see the places youve held so dearly to you get destroyed :’(”
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“I love the selection of clothing, accessories, art and housewares at this gem of a thrift store. The volunteers are all friendly and helpful. The shop is sparkling clean and the prices seem fantastic”
“Cyndi has been an incredible teacher with a unique ability to provide skilled yoga that is specific and tailored to each student's needs. She has an incredible breadth of knowledge and passion for teaching. Her style teaches students to really understand their own mind-body experience. Beth R.”