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Hello!

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to recognize survivors, remember those we have lost, and reaffirm that no one should have to navigate abuse or housing instability alone.


At Reclaim, we believe stability is built one step at a time. Sometimes that means a safe place to stay. Sometimes it means navigating a complicated housing system, finding resources, or having an advocate who keeps looking for another path when the first door closes.

 
 

Resilience Rising: Supporting Survivors

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Resilience Rising supports individuals and families fleeing gender-based violence by providing temporary, safe shelter and helping them transition into domestic violence supportive housing.


Through our partnership with the Snoqualmie Tribe, we work to connect survivors with the resources and support they need to move toward safety and stability.


So far in 2026, Resilience Rising has supported 27 families fleeing gender-based violence.


Behind every number is a family navigating a difficult transition. Resilience Rising helps make space for that next step, providing a safer place to stay while families work toward a more stable future.


We are grateful to the Snoqualmie Tribe for partnering with us in this work and helping make these services possible.


Learn more about Resilience Rising



 

Celebrating Homecoming

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Our 2026 Homecoming fundraiser brought our community together for an evening centered on something simple: everyone deserves a place to call home.


Thanks to everyone who attended, sponsored, donated, volunteered, bid, raised a paddle, or simply showed up for Reclaim.


Your support helps us continue providing shelter, housing advocacy, essential resources, and the practical support people need to move toward stability.


Missed Homecoming? You can still be part of the work.

Make a gift today and help Reclaim continue meeting people where they are.

 

September

Impact by the Numbers

Your Support in Action

  • 2 households transitioned into sustainable housing.
  • 18 households were provided safe shelter through Shelter to Home.
  • 153 households accessed resources through The Front Door Service Center.
  • An eviction was prevented for a family of 5.



Fall Needs: Ways You Can Help

As the weather gets colder, practical items make a big difference for our neighbors. We’re currently looking for seasonal essentials to help keep people warm, comfortable, and supported.


Shop our Amazon Wishlist

Help us stock up on items our programs need most.

Shop our Wishlist


Threads of Kindness is accepting donations!

Our free clothing boutique is accepting clothing donations by appointment. If you have new or gently used clothing, shoes, or other essential items to donate,



Call to schedule your donation: (425)389-7114

Items we prioritize:

  • Weather appropriate
  • Polyester filled jackets
  • Waterproof (Gore-tex)
  • Thermal
  • Insulated gloves



Items we do not accept:

  • Used underwear
  • Used socks
  • Out of season items
  • Damaged
  • Heavily stained



 
 

Get the Support You Need


You don’t have to navigate your journey toward stability alone. Reclaim is here to walk alongside you every step of the way.


Whether you need support with Social Security, EBT, housing navigation, clothing, or other essential resources, our team is here to help you find the support you need.


Call us at (425) 389-7114 to get connected or visit us at The Front Door Service Center

 
 

Build Ongoing Stability

We believe everyone deserves a safe place to call home.

 

Your recurring gift helps provide essential resources, housing support, and connections to stability for every person who walks through The Front Door.



Whether it’s $15 a month or a quarterly contribution, your support creates lasting impact.

 
 
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