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Community, Connection & Care
Our senior services at Carl Gipson Center and Sky Valley Center are essential places for older adults.
We help them stay active, engaged and connected to services that make life easier for those in their golden years.
Help us continue supporting seniors by making a gift today
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Need help? We offer a wide range of resources from food and housing to behavioral health and conflict resolution.
Looking to give back? Volunteering, donating, or joining the team are all ways you can play an active part in helping our neighbors find stability.
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Who We Are
Volunteers of America Western Washington was established in 1898, two years after Maud and Ballington Booth founded the national organization in New York. We respond to more than 300,000 requests for assistance each year through a partnership of professional staff, volunteers, and community supporters. Volunteers are instrumental in every aspect of our ministry of service and help us reach thousands more people than we could with staff alone.
We acknowledge, serve, and uplift each and every person. No matter your identity, citizenship, origin, color, or creed, you are welcome here. Our commitment is to serve those needing food, shelter, crisis care, free preschool, community resources, and so much more.