Community Services/Non-Profits in Redmond, WA

“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.”

“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..”

“For an auxiliary or Lodge, this is one of the best. Great management, good chef, super live music (generally twice a week), good bar (alcohol and non-alcoholic) and service, activities and most of all, they support our Veterans. Their memorials are the best. Sorry, if I posted pictures, it would just be of friends dancing.”

“HopeLink Redmond,.....people that care.

Depending on where you live, each location is area specific. I moved out to Redmond 4 years ago so the Redmond, WA location was the one assigned to me.

Different programs/assistances for different situations/individuals/families. I was lucky enough to meet Lisa who has been helping my son and I when we need help.

Unfortunately I am moving out of the Redmond area that means I lose Lisa and Redmond HopeLink. I appreciate Lisa's and her colleagues efforts in what they do. Highly recommended.”

“I want to give a special thanks to the staff at the Redmond village ( Kaleana, Mrs. Norma and Susan). For giving my daughter and myself the opportunity to better ourselves and grow. You have to want to help yourself in order for u to grow and allow others to help u as well. This is a great place that gives you that opportunity and all the help you need along your way. So from the bottom of our hearts thank u guys for what you are doing for us and the many many other families that u guys continue to help.”

“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.”

“Very friendly workers ... A little unorganized I really wanted a pair of shoes that didn't have a tag on them and they couldn't find out the price for me so I couldn't get them:( but they did however save my phone for me that I accidentally left in my cart thank god”