2018 King County Annual Report
john
With the help of The Salvation Army, John was able to find housing and was ultimately reunited with his son.
Mission Statement
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
“You cannot warm
the hearts of people with God’s love if they have an empty stomach and cold feet.
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– William Booth (1829 - 1912) Founder of The Salvation Army
L eader ship
Lt. Colonels Bill and Lisa Dickinson, Divisional Leaders of The Salvation Army in the Northwest, with Scott Phillips, Chairman of the King County Advisory Board. They welcome a guest to our day center in downtown Seattle, providing hygiene items and a fresh cup of coffee.
Mir anda As a teen mother, Miranda stayed in The Salvation Army overnight shelter to keep her family healthy and fed.
Impact in King County in 2018 Day in and day out, The Salvation Army of King County is working hard to help neighbors become, and stay, housed. We focus on each person’s and family’s individualized barriers to address the root of their struggles. It is our mission to stand by their side at each phase in their journey.
850
safe, warm beds provided each night at our emergency, cold weather, and transitional shelters Including longstanding partnerships with City of Seattle and King County.
54,046
people received life-saving services Almost 10% of Seattle residents received assistance in 2018!
RENT DUE
1,623
homeless people met downtown by our Street Level outreach team – program created July 2018 Our outreach team meets homeless neighbors on the streets, offers referrals, and provides resources to help move them into shelter.
1,163
families received eviction prevention assistance Sometimes, all it takes is one month’s rent. Keeping families in their homes is the best way to avoid homelessness.
Lifetime Change Makers The Salvation Army salutes our most generous donors – the Lifetime Change Makers. These local donors have each contributed a minimum of $100,000 throughout their history of generosity. Their gifts enable The Salvation Army to have an extraordinary impact on the community.
Michael & Kimberley “Kimberley and I have been supporting the Army for a number of years. We are strong believers in their Kingdom work both locally and across the world. Our view is that the resources we have are from God, and it is our joy to seek out ways that those gifts can go toward work that will further His purposes in the world. We recently came across a quote from William Penn, the Quaker founder of the English North American colony of Pennsylvania, that we found to be congruent with our values when it comes to supporting worthy causes like The Salvation Army: I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again.” – Michael & Kimberley Mumford
Ellsworth “Chap” & Eve Alvord Ellsworth & Nancy D. Alvord* Rick & Nancy Alvord American Construction Company Jan McPhee Anderson The Anderson Foundation Alison Andrews* Aven Foundation Bank of America Northwest George & June Bartell Bartell Drugs The Biella Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Bobby’s Fund Foundation Boeing Company Chuck & Diane Bundrant Byron W. & Alice L. Lockwood Foundation Lorna Call* Richard Clise Cooper-Levy Charitable Trust D.V. & Ida J. McEachern Charitable Trust Phyllis Dickey Richard & Janet Eichler Christopher Elving Employees Community Fund of Boeing Russ & JoAnn Evans Marvin J. Flaherty Fred Meyer Fund Michael & Lynn Garvey The Gehlen Foundation Gertrude & Eldon Sallee Foundation Anne Gittinger L. Keith & Debra Gorder Stacey & Tammy Grund Guardian Security Systems, Inc. Robert & Jo Anne Hacker Jon & Joan Hanna Highlands Community Church Mike & Kathy Holmgren David & Susan Holt John C. Hughes* Patricia Hurtgen Judith Jacobsen John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation Joshua Green Foundation Beverly Kean*
The Kennedy Family William R. Klaische* Kroger Co. Foundation Jay & Linda Lapin Donald A. Lockwood M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Margery M. Jones Trust, Fred Sjoholm, Trustee Mattaini Family Foundation Linda McLean Herb & Sharon Mead* Living Trust of Donald & Gladys Meyer Michael & Kimberley Mumford Sally A. Nordstrom John & Sally Boid Nordstrom PEMCO Foundation, Inc. George & Alyssa Petrie Tom & Sally Peyree James & Muriel L. Phillips* Puget Sound Energy Ronald & Jean Farrell Renny* Renton Rotary Foundation Alex & Jean Ritzen Leo & Margaret Ruch* Ted & Laurie Schepper Seattle Times Fund For the Needy Sheets Unlimited William & Rebecca Smead Ina Tateuchi Terra Associates, Inc. Carol Thixton* Bob & Karen Trenner Trident Seafoods Ueland Foundation W.G. Clark Construction Co. Gary & Karla Waterman David & Romayne Watt Dennis & Bethanne Weibling Sally Anne West Robert L. Wiley Miriam Williams Donald & Betty Wilson Kevin Wold Philip & Rosemary Woods* Lonnie & Linda Yates Anonymous (42) *deceased
R osie
“My hope is that my daughters learn to understand the importance of being strong, self-sufficient women.”
R osie is Hopeful Rosie’s marriage seemed happy in the beginning. But after their daughters were born, the financial stress turned their home into a hostile environment. Rosie soon became the receiving end of her husband’s verbal and physical abuse. For years, she stayed in the marriage, feeling that she had no other options. After learning about
The Salvation Army’s services for victims of domestic violence, she finally called and asked for help. Soon, she met with a caseworker and developed a plan to save her and her daughters from the abuse and transition to safe housing. Today, Rosie works in the cafeteria of the local high school to better match her daughters’ schedules.
William Booth Society The Salvation Army was founded in 1865 when William Booth decided to take his ministry into the streets of London where it would reach the poor, the homeless, the hungry, and the destitute. Today, his mission continues throughout the world. In King County, we are honored by the generous support of select donors who give substantial gifts annually – to support The Salvation Army and our life-changing work in the community. The Founder’s Circle ($100,000 and Above) The Biella Foundation Anonymous The Catherine Mumford Booth Circle ($50,000 - $99,999) The Anderson Foundation Charles & Diane Bundrant Patricia Hurtgen The John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation Richard & Lois Lamb Douglas & Vicki Plemmons Carol Thixton* Kevin Wold Anonymous (2) The Evangeline Booth Circle ($25,000 - $49,999) Rick & Nancy Alvord Jan McPhee Anderson Steve Carneal Sal Cohen Cooper - Levy Charitable Trust Anne Gittinger Highlands Community Church Helen Ott Warren & Eleanor Petersen
George & Alyssa Petrie Alex & Jean Ritzen Robert P. Rotella Foundation William & Rebecca Smead Gary & Karla Waterman Lonnie & Linda Yates Anonymous (2) The George Scott Railton Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Margaret Alexander George & June Bartell Bobby’s Fund Foundation Jeffrey Cole William & Marilyn Conner Eric & Holly Dillon Dominic F. Gospodor Fund J. K. Douglass Richard & Athena Eitel Mark & Sally Esser Michael & Lynn Garvey Gertrude & Eldon Sallee Foundation L. Keith & Debra Gorder Lynn Hall Jon & Joan Hanna Dean & Wendy Hirsch Michael & Judy Johnson
The Kennedy Family Charitable Fund Kenneth & Dorothy L. Anderson Family Foundation Donald & Janice Kline Donald A. Lockwood The Lookout Foundation, Inc. Mattaini Family Foundation Clint & Lisa Mead Michael & Kimberley Mumford Sandra Nimmer Bruce & Jeannie Nordstrom Sally A. Nordstrom Helen Owens Frederick Pascual Sally & Tom Peyree Paul & Linda Ried Ted & Laurie Schepper Justin Shorney Michael Skahen Leslie & Joanne Snapp Doris Taylor Glenn Tribe Ueland Foundation Walter Weber Dennis & Bethanne Weibling Weier Family Foundation Jane Worthen Anonymous (5)
Members Circle ($5,000 - $9,999) Ajax Foundation Alison Andrews* Tony & Marcia Banks David & Jean Barber Donald & Maxine Barnard Jeffrey & Elizabeth Bennett Harry & Janet Blencoe Steven Block Edward & Patricia Brock Ted & Lisa Buck John & Mattie Bundy Melinda Bus Alan Chaffee John Chapman The Charles Maxfield Parrish & Gloria F. Parrish Foundation John & Marcia Cochenour Community Foundation of Western Nevada Phyllis Dickey Carmen Duncanson Stephen Dymale The Ellison Foundation Russ & Jo Ann Evans Bruce & Patricia Finlayson John Flynn Foss Family Foundation William & Geri Frantz Gary & Ann Garrett Jacqueline Gehlen Nancy Gudmundson Chris Gurdjian Ellery Hall Elling & Barbara Halvorson Norman Hansen Roy Harper Jill Hashimoto Mike & Kathy Holmgren David & Susan Holt Craig M. Johnson & Shawn L. Underwood Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Family Foundation Michael & Faith Kelley Gloria Kessler Frances Kidwiler William & Katherine Kreager Jay & Linda Lapin Benjamin Laughlin Bonny Liljebeck Ronald & Peggy Lutz Barry & Jill McCaffrey
Nancy Melton Roderick & Charlotte Mesecar Douglas Miller Sandra Moss Betty Nes-Wabey Eugene & Patricia Neuberger New Life Church Sam & Carola Nichols Sally B. Nordstrom David Olson Vincent & Jacqui Orgovan Allan & Inger Osberg William Porter Daniel & Cecelia Regis Geraldine Roseta Robin & Suzanne Ruch Michael & Elana Russell Russell Family Foundation Ellen Rystrom Charles & Alayne Salzer Paul & Lori Scott The See Foundation Thomas & Catharine Shives Sisters of Providence Christopher Soelling & Gail Magnuson Ina Spady St. Helena Foundation Peter & Leslie Strong Edwin & Sharon Sweo Patricia Thrall Edward Torkelson & Kathryn Kearney Bob & Karen Trenner Mavis Tugby Audrey Vankinsberg David & Romayne Watt Brian & Amy Wells Wells Fargo Foundation Sally Anne West J.A. Whatley Erin Williams Bruce & Barbara Wolff Roger & Donna Wolthuis Anonymous (1)
*deceased
Gifts received 10/1/17 – 9/30/18 For information about joining this list, call Dawn Bonker at 206-217-1268.
Barry & Jill “My wife Jill and I have been very proud to support the compassionate and professional work of The Salvation Army over the past twenty plus years. I have visited many programs across the country and seen at first hand the diligence that The Salvation Army brings to help America’s most vulnerable and suffering people. I also have noted with gratitude the integrity and high standards of care and accountability that characterize Salvation Army leadership. The dollar you give to their vital work goes directly to alleviate the human misery of homelessness, addiction, disasters, and those neglected in body and spirit. We are very proud to support the work of The Salvation Army.” – General Barry & Jill McCaffrey
brent
“My hope is to graduate from college. It would make my parents proud.�
brent is
Hopeful Brent’s friend introduced him to alcohol when he was only ten. By the end of high school, his involvement with alcohol grew into hard drug use. “I’m not sure where those next years went,” he says. “All I remember is always looking for the next hit.” Brent’s addiction led to lost jobs, damaged relationships, and homelessness. For two years he wandered around Seattle, usually sleeping in a tent near the stadiums in SODO. Finally, at the age of 30, he found the strength to tackle his addiction. Brent enrolled in The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center and completed the program in 2017. He is now drug-free, residing in a sober living environment, and working as a customer service representative. Next year, he plans to enroll in community college.
Our Adult Rehabilitation Center offers neighbors like Brent a six-month, residential program at no cost to participants. Last year, more than 700 men and women received treatment, including physical, emotional, and spiritual therapy.
Hope Brigade We are proud to recognize the members of our Hope Brigade, who have identified that they have included The Salvation Army in their estate plans. We honor the following individuals’ outstanding commitment to The Salvation Army now and in the future. Their generosity and vision will ensure that our life-changing work will continue for generations to come. LaVerne Adams-Hayter George & Ida Andersen Harold & Charlotte Anderson Mattie Arnold* Wendell & Vera Ary* John & Evelyn Backman Ted Baer* Anne Bare* Robert* & Nancy Becker Jack* & Joanne Bergman William* & Elisabeth Best John & Helen Bjornson Irving Bloom John & Margaret Bock* Marjorie Boetter* Frank* & Maxine Bohn John & Jessie Boor* Karen Boswell Castle Bradeen* Christian* & Dorothy Bredal Herbert* & Mary Breivik Frank* & Elizabeth Bret Max Brewer* Jess Brohamer* Edwin & Helen Bucher* Bernice Burke*
Hazel Burke Lyle Burton* Janice Cacek Janice Cecotti Martha E. Church Lois Cortez* Dorothy Cox* Ruby Daugherty* Robert* & Elaine De Lappe Marguerite DeBarthe* Henry & Frances* Decker Eleanor Dennis* Howard & Betty Donelson Barry & Marlita Doust Jessie Dunn Thais Egan* Henry & Audrey Epp* Clifton & Goldie Ericson* Robert Eveleigh Earl & Marguerite Ewan Henry & Dorothy Fea* Thomas Fortson Linus Fuchek* Arlene Geist William & Elizabeth Gellermann* Ray & Betty* Gilbert
Gillett Family Trust Richard Gough* Robert Graf* Huber* & Mary Grimm Louise & Ray* Gripman Margaret Groce* Ruby Gronberg* Christine Gulbrandsen* Alice Hall Bruce Hall* Paul Askel Hansen* Clara Harrington* Edward Hoenson* Edward & Lisalotte Hoover Hilda Huber* Cooper & Vivian Humphries* Margaret Hunt James & Evelyn Hutton Daniel* & Barbara Jessup Joyce Johnston Carl* & Sara Jones Walter Knaus* Lois Kroll* Grace Lanctot Jack & Ella* Link Jeff & Wendy Linstad
Donald A. Lockwood Cecil & Margaret Logsdon* Daisy London* Lloyd Lorentzen Laif Lovick* George Ludlow Helen Marlowe* Annie Masters* James Mattson Marguerite McAlpin* Walter & Myrene McAninch* Howard McClain* Josephine McClaskey* Dean* & Irene McCoy Evelyn McGee* William & Evelyn McKinley Martha McLean Clifford* & Betty McNeal Donald & Gladys Meyer* Robert Michalak Larry & Margaret Mickelson* Richard & Luba Mikita Ann Miles* Ena Miller* Keith & Beverly Minkler M. Constance Mohler*
William Moll Eloise Morris* Mahlon Moyers James* & Patricia Mullens Helma Nelson* Leonard & Mae* Nelson Kim Nguyen Nina Nichols* Margaret O’Brien* Sheri Odekirk Thomas & Nancy Ogard Joseph O’Hearon* Donna Oneill J. Donald Osborne Hugo & Olive* Oswald Margaret Parks* Lillian Parsons Ian & Iris Patterson Dick & Marie Peters Derauld & Gretchen Peterson Orin Peterson* Oscar & Mary Peterson* James & Muriel Phillips* Phil & Arlene Pielemeier John* & Mary Porel Percy & Ruth Porter Alan & Helen Pratt William* & Eileen Pratt Ivan Price* William & Delia Purdy Jane Randall* Howard Reinbold* Jean Farrell Renny* John Jr. & Gloria* Retynski Lillian Rhoda* Mida Rice* Paul Ross Dorothea Sather* Phyllis Sauve* Ruth Schaell* Rebecca Scheuch* Ray Schmitke* Charles & Betty Schmoll Fred Schoen Elinor Senkler* Richard & Irene Shell Louise Smith*
Suzanne Snyder Doris & Wayne* Soltau Clair Stein Richard & Margaret Stetler Richard Stevers Lee & Sue Stiles Frank* & Virginia Suttell Diana Swain Walter Taber* Richard & Beverly Taggart* Frank & Alice Taskett* Dorothea Teeter Marion Terry* Beverley Thomas Adrienne Thompson* Charles* & Amy Thorleifson Loren & Donna Thrush* Martha Tift* Katherine Treadwell Wilma Trowbridge* Charles & Elisabetta Vanous* Arthur & Joyce Waddell* Charles Walters Robert Wardrop William Waring* Tomoye Ruby Watanabe William Wege* Allan & M. Winnifred Wenzel Gerald & Elaine West Ada Wheeler J. D. Whiteaker Robert & Mary Ann* Wiley Edward Witzke* Donna Wolter Everett Wood* Mildred Wood* Philip & Rosemary Woods* Arthur Yeoman* Phyllis Yorks Hai Ying Yu Paul Zettersten Anonymous (16)
R uth & Percy “We put The Salvation Army in our estate plans because they have been there always and because we know the work they do is so needed.” – Ruth & Percy Porter
*deceased
For information about joining this list, call Leita Parris at 206-217-1281.
R andy
“My hope is to reconnect with my children and meet my grandkids.�
Randy is Hopeful Randy served in the Vietnam War in 1969. He returned home to Western Washington and began a career with a local grocery store chain. Five decades later, he still struggles emotionally with PTSD, and physically from standing during his job. He lost his marriage many years ago, and consequently, lost contact with his children. Now retired, Randy has struggled to make ends
meet and found himself homeless. Thankfully, King County Veterans Administration referred him to The Salvation Army William Booth Center. While living at the Booth Center, Randy worked with a caseworker to explore options for vets, including affordable housing and medical resources. Last year, he moved into his own apartment.
Corporate & Organizational Supporters In King County, we are honored by the generosity of the community supporters who give their time, talent, and financial contributions to support our events and programs. 10,000ft Accell, Inc. Alaska Airlines Amazon Artifact Technologies At Random Productions, Inc. Bank of the West Barokas Communications Bartell Drugs BECU Biella Foundation Boeing Bluebills Boeing Broderick Group Brooks Running Brooksource Builders Hardware & Supply Co., Inc. Car People Agency Cassan Enterprises, Inc. Catalyst CBRE CENTURY 21 North Homes Realty CenturyLink Cerdant The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints City of Renton Employees City of Seattle Coastal Transportation, Inc. Coldwell Banker Bain Covenant Shores Cricket Wireless Deloitte DeltaDentalWA Derflan, Inc. Downtown Seattle Association Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Edward Jones Evergreen Covenant Church
Foss Family Foundation Fred Meyer Frey Buck P.S. The GE Foundation Genesee Energy GreenRubino Greystar Guardian Security Systems HARBRO Emergency Services & Restoration Holmes Electric The Home Depot The Hotel Group Hubbard Radio IAM District 751 International Freight Systems JCPenney John Mike Associates, LLC JMI Sales Group JSnell Consulting Kaiser Permanente KCPQ Kemper Development Company Kilburn Architects, LLC King County KING-TV KIRO-TV Kosmos Management, LLC Les M. Goldberg, Inc. Macy’s Media Plus Mercer Island Lodge #297 F&AM MG2 Microsoft Miss Washington Scholarship Organization Miss Washington USA National Christian Foundation National Credit Services
NeighborCare Health Nintendo Nordstrom Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc. One & All PACCAR, Inc. Pape Material Handling Park ‘N Fly Park Orchard Elementary PTSA The Partners Group PayScale Penske Percension Wealth Advisors, LLC Phillips Distributing Corporation Placed, Inc. Praxis Solutions Providence Health & Services Puget Sound Energy QFC QuoteWizard Ravsten Drywall Contracting, Inc. Reign FC Renton Housing Authority Robbins Brothers Roche Fruit Rockwell Insurance Group Rotary Club of Seattle RSM US LLP Safeway/Albertsons Seafair Seattle Certified Pizza Seattle Fire Department Seattle Mariners The Seattle Scholarship Organization Seattle Seahawks Seattle Storm The Seattle Times The Seattle Times Fund for the Needy Shelter Holdings
Sigma Phi Gamma International Silver Creek Capital Sinclair Broadcast Group Sisters of Providence Soltner Group Architects South King County Food Coalition Starbucks State of Washington Summus Outdoor Swedish Medical Center Symetra Talking Rain Beverage Co. Tatley-Grund, Inc. Terra Associates, Inc. Transportation Club of Seattle Trident Seafoods U.S. Bank U.S. Coast Guard Uber Technologies UBS Financial Umpqua Bank United Way of King County University Mechanical Contractors, Inc. University of Washington Athletics USI Insurance Services The Walsh Group Washington Schools Risk Management Pool Watson Asphalt Paving Company Wells Fargo West77 Partners Westlake Center William E. Buchan, Inc.
Support received 10/1/17 – 9/30/18 For information about corporate support opportunities, please contact Lisa Borders at 206-217-1267.
“It was such a rewarding experience to be able to partner with The Salvation Army and volunteer directly with the kids for their back-to-school shopping. I enjoyed having a direct impact on these children’s lives, and I look forward to volunteering again this fall!” – Spencer Burkland, Amazon
The Salvation Army King County Advisory Board The King County Advisory Board stands in service to the mission of The Salvation Army and is an essential component of our operations, serving as a liaison between The Salvation Army and the community through advocacy, access, and fundraising. The Advisory Board is responsible for providing counsel on matters regarding budgets, fundraising, program effectiveness, property maintenance, and related matters. Officers Scott Phillips, Chair Phillips Distributing, Inc. Judy Johnson, Vice Chair Cerdant, Inc. Scott Snofsky, Treasurer The Hotel Group Mike Poth, Secretary KIRO-TV, Retired Members Ted Buck Frey Buck P.S.
John Diaz Seattle Police Department, Retired Rachelle Dillard Puget Sound Energy Dan Edds Praxis Solutions Joe Gong Umpqua Bank Mark Gropper Renton Housing Authority Stace Grund Tatley-Grund, Inc. Jill Hashimoto Les M. Goldberg, Inc.
Tom Buck Rockwell Insurance Group
Steve Higgs Retired
Aaron Cahoon USI Insurance Services
David Kraft Kosmos Management, LLC
John Carlson Sinclair Broadcast Group
Paula Lamas Sinclair Broadcast Group
Crystal Clarity Artifact Technologies
Arthur K. Langlie Holmes Electric
Steve Clark Genesee Energy
John Mike John Mike Associates, LLC
Michelle Dalzell Rogge, division of Charlie’s Produce
Jennifer Mount Derflan, Inc.
Cheryl Pleas Community Volunteer Frank Podany Summus Outdoor Corey Saunders RSM US LLP Timothy J. Searing Retired Colin Simon UBS Financial Jeff Snell JSnell Consulting Lee Stiles Retired Jackson Taylor Uber Technologies Joleen Zanuzoski GreenRubino   Life Members Dr. John H. Lindberg, M.D.* Retired Jack J. Link Tri-Land Corporation, Retired Donald C. Wilson US West Communications, Retired
Members Emeriti Eugene J. Dale Eugene J. Dale PS, Inc., Retired Robert Edgers Boeing, Retired Jo Anne Hacker The Hacker Group, Retired Judith Jacobsen Madison Park Greetings William Massengill Applied Professional Services, Inc., Retired J. Herbert McAbee McAbee Construction Co., Inc., Retired Ex-Officio Members Aimee Coombs The New International University Bill Hayden Retired Sharon Mast Issaquah School District, Retired
*deceased
Echelon Board
A new generation of supporters, engaging with The Salvation Army through networking, fundraising, and volunteering. Steering Committee Amanda Sullivan-Hedger, Co-President Amazon Dan Williams, Co-President Nordstrom Chyann Jackson, Vice President DeltaDentalWA Chelsea Rakonza, Secretary Symetra
Matthew Liberator, Finance Director Amazon Morgan Bradley, PR Director Barokas Communications Hayley Cox, Events/Fundraising Co-Director Catalyst Rachel Martin, Events/Fundraising Co-Director Catalyst
Members Sophie Best USI Insurance Services Charles Cesmat Boeing Clint Coburn Edward Jones Jenna Dumpit USI Insurance Services
Natasha Holt CBRE Mike Odegard CBRE Sean Pals Clise Properties Sergeant Wesley Phillips Seattle Police Department Paige Werner Catalyst
financials INCOME • Public Contributions & Internal Support $15,882,328
Income
Fiscal Year 2018
• Fees & Grants from Government Agencies $4,232,798 • Adult Rehabilitation Center $2,694,527 • United Way of King County $200,516
$23,010,169 Expenses • General Social Services $9,082,696 • Residential & Institutional $5,391,234
Expenses
Fiscal Year 2018
• Community Centers $3,662,131 • Adult Rehabilitation Center $2,694,527 • Fundraising $1,384,535 • Management & General $846,700
CHANGE IN ASSETS ($51,654)
$23,061,823
Northwest Divisional Headquarters Officers Lieutenant Colonel Bill Dickinson Divisional Commander Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Dickinson Divisional Women’s Ministries Director Captain Jonathan Harvey General Secretary Captain Vickie Harvey Divisional Secretary for Program Major Pam Gardner Divisional Women’s Ministries Secretary Major Clay Gardner Divisional Secretary for Mission Development Captain Eric Rudd Divisional Youth Secretary Captain Kari Rudd Divisional Youth & Candidates Secretary
King County Officers Captains Jennifer & Paul Swain Adult Rehabilitation Center Lieutenants Christopher & Eunha Kim Eastside Corps & Community Center Majors Khampaeng & Khamsaveuy Saengthasy Federal Way Corps Majors Merry & Steve Svenson Captain Susan Cassin Renton Corps Major Butch Soriano Seattle Social Services - Offsite Shelters Major Lawry Smith Seattle Social Services - Pike Street Major Philip Smith Seattle Social Services - William Booth Center Majors Amy & Rob Reardon Captain Theresa Williams Seattle Temple Corps Captains Anthony & Lisa Barnes Major Erica Yang Seattle White Center Corps & Community Center
Doing The Most Good “There is no reward equal to that of doing the most good to the most people in the most need.” – Evangeline Booth (1919)
Locations in King County
*Not identified on map: An apartment building located in King County, which serves as a safe house for survivors of domestic violence. This building’s location is not shared, as to protect the families participating in the program.
Seattle Temple Corps 9501 Greenwood Avenue N • Emergency utility assistance • After-school programs • Food bank • Community meals • Seasonal assistance • Transitional housing Seattle – SODO 1010 4th Avenue S • Adult Rehabilitation Center • Thrift store Seattle White Center Corps & Community Center 9050 16th Avenue SW • Emergency utility assistance • After-school programs • Athletic leagues for kids & teens • Food bank • Community meals • Seasonal assistance
Seattle Social Services 1101 Pike Street • Women’s shelter • Domestic violence aid • Human trafficking aid • Emergency utility assistance • Food bank • Community meals • Seasonal assistance City Hall • Emergency overnight shelter King County Administration Building • Emergency overnight shelter 420 4th Avenue • Day center • Emergency overnight shelter Harborview Hall • Emergency overnight shelter
811 Maynard Avenue S • Men’s shelter • Veteran’s programs Renton Corps 720 S. Tobin Street • Emergency utility assistance • After-school programs • Food bank • Community meals • Seasonal assistance Federal Way Corps 26419 16th Avenue S • Emergency utility assistance • After-school programs • Food bank • Community meals • Seasonal assistance
Eastside Corps & Community Center 911 164th Avenue NE • Emergency utility assistance • After-school programs • Athletic leagues for kids & teens • Food bank • Community meals • Seasonal assistance Shoreline 15403 Westminster Way N • Thrift store Kent 1209 Central Avenue S #145 • Emergency utility assistance • Seasonal assistance