2023 King County Annual Report

Person to Person Heart to Heart

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.

Pictured at right: Lt. Colonel Cindy Foley, Divisional Leader of The Salvation Army Northwest Division with Lynn Johnson, Chairman of the King County Advisory Board, and William Booth Center client, Geoffrey.

Charles’ Story

Charles was given his first opiate by his mom when he was a child, priming him for his lifelong struggle with addiction. But it was brief homelessness and a concerned community counselor that convinced Charles to first try The Salvation Army’s six-month residential ARC (Adult Rehabilitation Center) in San Bernardino, CA.

“I was spiritually sick, and I needed to find out how to change. I did the program, graduated, and then became ARC’s Assistant Residential Manager where I would help other struggling addicts. But by then my wife and kids had moved to Washington; my goal was to be with them.”

“This place gets you healthy — physically, mentally, and spiritually. I have replaced addiction with gratitude and faith.”

Determined, Charles soon landed a similar job with the Seattle ARC as the program’s Resident Manager. There, he forged trusting relationships with clients while supporting Seattle’s transition to today’s ARP (Adult Rehabilitation Program). However, longing to be reunited with his family in North Seattle, Charles left his live-in position with the Army and returned to general contracting.

Feeling new pressures, Charles quickly turned to alcohol and drugs. “It took a while, but my wife figured out I was using again. Our constant fighting led me to pack my truck and abruptly leave.”

Hopeless and alone, Charles was enticed by a stranger’s offering of fentanyl which resulted in a near-fatal overdose. His wife, terrified of losing him, showed unwavering commitment and compassion. As he lay in a hospital bed, she told him, “You can go to a 90-day program in Chehalis, or you can go to ARP. I already called Mitch at ARP.”

Filled with fear and shame, Charles was escorted to the Seattle ARP the next day, his wife by his side.

“I used to tell the guys you can’t save your face and save your hide at the same time. Once I had that thought, I immediately knew I had to go to ARP. I was so worried about saving face, but I really needed to save my own life.”

Charles is now a graduate of the program he so carefully created, putting others before himself.

“This place gets you healthy -- physically, mentally, and spiritually. I have replaced addiction with gratitude and faith, which dissolves fear. Faith didn’t make what I went through easy. It just made my recovery possible. It’s the people that care about you – the fellowship – that gives you enough hope to get through another day. I was 10 days into the program and the chapel was filled with graduates I had helped who were there now helping me. The graduates welcomed me with open arms – not judgment – and that gave me hope. Hope helps make you believe it’s possible to get through this. That is what I focused on most during my time at ARP.”

2023 King County Impact

With inflation skyrocketing and more people going hungry, The Salvation Army is receiving record numbers of requests for food and support for the most basic family needs. Our food pantries are struggling to keep up with the burgeoning demand for help as thousands appear at our doorsteps throughout our communities, many people now seeking assistance for the first time in their lives. More and more children are appearing – alone – as families shatter under the financial burden of trying to feed them. The Salvation Army focuses on each person and each family’s unique barriers to address the roots of their challenges. It is our mission to stand by those who turn to us for help during each phase of their personal journey, walking alongside them toward a better life.

680,018

Our food pantries and food distribution events are open to all, no qualifications or registration required

176,734

nights of safe shelter provided to our homeless neighbors

Via partnerships with the City of Seattle and King County

1,300 meals served to those in need

people received life-saving services throughout King County

1,834 individuals placed into permanent housing

74,034 families received utility assistance

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.

AJAX Foundation

The Anderson Foundation

Bartell Drugs

George & June Bartell

Hans Berkenhoff

The Biella Foundation

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Bobby’s Fund Foundation

Boeing Company

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Sal Cohen

Kimberly & Roger Collins

Marilyn Conner

Cooper-Levy Charitable Trust

Jim & Ellen Davidson

Phyllis Dickey

Dominic Gospodor Fund

Janet & Richard Eichler

Ellison Foundation

Encourage & Impact Foundation

Jo Ann & Russ Evans

Yu Feng

Foss Family Foundation

Fred Meyer / QFC

Lynn & Michael Garvey

The Gehlen Family Foundation

Gertrude & Eldon Sallee Foundation

Anne Gittinger

L. Keith & Debra Gorder

Stacey & Tammy Grund

Guardian Security Systems, Inc.

Jo Anne & Robert Hacker

Jon & Joan Hanna

Highlands Community Church

Mary Ellen & Pat Hughes

Judith Jacobsen

John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation

Joshua Green Foundation

The Julia Love Pritt Foundation

Karen & Gary Schwartz Foundation

KIRO-TV

Janice & Donald Kline

Jay & Linda Lapin

Bonny Liljeback

Donald A. Lockwood

The Lookout Foundation, Inc.

Loomis Foundation

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

Margery M. Jones Trust, Fred Sjoholm, Trustee

Mattaini Family Foundation

Jan McPhee Anderson

Clint & Lisa Mead

Microsoft Corporation

Patti & Gene Neuberger

Linda Nordstrom

Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc.

Helen Owens

Paul G. Allen Charitable Foundation

Warren & Eleanor Petersen

Tom & Sally Peyree

Project Beauty Share

Puget Sound Energy

Cecelia & Dan Regis

Michael & Elana Russell

James & Lois Russo

Laurie* & Ted Schepper

The Seattle Times

Bill & Rebecca Smead

Gail Magnuson & Christopher Soelling

Terra Associates, Inc.

Bob & Karen Trenner

Trident Seafoods Corporation

Ueland Foundation

Gary & Karla Waterman

Romayne & David Watt

Walter Weber

Dennis & Bethanne Weibling

Sally Anne West

Robert & Mary Ann Wiley*

Miriam Williams

Windermere Foundation

Kevin Wold

Donna & Roger Wolthuis

Lonnie & Linda Yates

Anonymous (76)

*deceased

Gifts specific to King County and received 10/1/22 – 9/30/23.

For information about joining the William Booth Society, please contact Dawn Bonker at 206-217-1268.

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)

Bartell Drugs

Kimberly & Roger Collins

The Julia Love Pritt Foundation

Tom & Sally Peyree

The Seattle Times

Anonymous (2)

The Catherine Mumford Booth Circle ($50,000 - $99,999)

George & June Bartell

Hans Berkenhoff

The Biella Foundation

Emerald Communities

John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation

Linda Nordstrom

William & Rebecca Smead

Anonymous (5)

The Evangeline Booth Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Sal Cohen

Jim & Ellen Davidson

Janet & Richard Eichler

Evangelical Chinese Church of Seattle

Thomas A. Horton

John M. Gehlen Family Foundation

Karen & Gary Schwartz Foundation

Bruce McCaw

Michael & Kim Mumford Charitable Foundation

Warren & Eleanor Petersen

Ronald & Annette Scott

Karl Wust

Anonymous (4)

The George Scott Railton Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)

AJAX Foundation

Aven Foundation

Bobby’s Fund Foundation

Ron & Jane Cancro

Deanna & James Claypool

John & Marcia Cochenour

Covenant Trust

Crossroads Bible Church

Phyllis Dickey

Richard & Athena Eitel

FamilyWorks

Geri & William Frantz

Fredricksen Green Foundation

Lynn & Michael Garvey

Gertrude and Eldon Sallee Foundation

Anne Gittinger

Dominic Gospodor

Griffiths Foundation

Guardian Security Systems Inc.

Jo Anne & Robert Hacker

Barbara Halvorson

Jon & Joan Hanna

Clinton H. Hattrup

Higgs Family Foundation Inc.

HomeStreet Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hughes

Susan & David Kaiser

The Lily Fund

Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Family Foundation

Janice & Donald Kline

Lee & Eastes Tank Lines, Inc.

Michelle & Albert Lesmeister

Donald A. Lockwood

Gail Magnuson & Christopher Soelling

William Martin & J. Warren Lueth

Janet Matson

Barry & Jill McCaffrey

Clint & Lisa Mead

Microsoft Corporation

Elaina Morris

Pamela Noel

Bruce & Jeannie Nordstrom

Helen Owens

Mark Pust

Peggy & Robert Robertson

Michael & Elana Russell

Jackie & James Schack

The Schuler Family Foundation

Judith & Michael Tembreull

Terra Associates, Inc.

Amy Thorleifson

Keely R. Thrasher Ross

Ueland Foundation

Tim & Sharletta Vander Pol

Walter Weber

Dennis & Bethanne Weibling

Sally Anne West

West Side Presbyterian Church

Donna & Roger Wolthuis

Anonymous (22)

Members Circle

($5,000 - $9,999)

Alaska Airlines

All Souls Church of Seattle

Anne & Allan Affleck

Gregory Alice

Steve Anton

Apex Foundation

Adam & Darlene Baker

Donald & Maxine Barnard

Jeffrey & Elizabeth Bennett

Kraig Bergmann

In honor of Arthur Z. Boid

Teresa & Christopher Bolves

David Bortz & Carolyn Webb

Herbert* & Mary Breivik

Allan Buchholz

Ted & Lisa Buck

Alan Chaffee

Charles Maxfield & Gloria F.

Parrish Foundation

Aimee & Matt Coombs

Carolyn Corvi & John Bates

Frank & Frankie Craig

D&P Roberts Family Foundation

Richard L. Davies

William & Karel Deibel

Delta Dental of Washington

Michael & Patricia Denton

Peter J. Emt

Jo Ann & Russ Evans

Fairview Church of God

Ken Flajole

Lois & James Graue, Sr.

Ellery Hall

Joe & Kathryn Hammond

Sherri & Scott Handley

Brian & Kathleen Haugk

Highlands Community Church

John Hollinrake

Rick & Peggy Hudson

Laura & Lynn Hurdelbrink

C.J. Iblings

Helen Owens

Lynda & James Johnson

Faith & Michael Kelley

Joan Knebel

Janice & Duane Koberg

William & Katherine Kreager

Jay & Linda Lapin

Wayne & Karen Lattuca

The Lookout Foundation, Inc.

Lumen Technologies / Quantum Fiber

Frederick M. Lunki

Kerryn & Hil Lyons

John Mangun

Mattaini Family Foundation

Nikki & Eugene McBrayer

Jan McPhee Anderson

Paul McTaggart

Bill & Edith Mullins

Patti & Gene Neuberger

Alec & Margo Newman

Eric Noreen

Jacqui & Vince Orgovan

Mikel Ann Oswalt

Scott C. Phillips

Thomas & Judy Rafoth

Kenneth & Karen Regier

Cecelia & Dan Regis

Erin & Mark Roberts

Dick Rosenkranz

Geraldine Roseta

Helen has unwaveringly dedicated the past 33 years of her life volunteering as a national CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocate – passionately advocating for children and youth who have experienced abuse or neglect.

In her quest to protect children and make life-changing differences in their lives, Helen has come to know the impact of The Salvation Army through the families she has helped. Many have been Salvation Army clients, often graduates of an Army recovery program.

“My husband passed away 10 years ago, and I’ve spent a bit of time researching organizations to support. I fortunately have resources to give away. I have known about The Salvation Army my whole life. There’s nothing that The Salvation Army does that I know of or have heard first-hand that I don’t personally support or believe in. The work The Salvation Army does is important and good – it saves lives – and that’s why I choose to support them. I think how The Salvation Army deals with disaster relief is wonderful and I often give extra during those times as well.”

Laurie* & Ted Schepper

Sisters of Providence

Spohn Family Giving Account

Stephen Starcevich

Joyce Sundin

Susan & Robert Talbott

Alicia Talley

Tatley-Grund, Inc.

Vern Thoreson

Ellen & John Tobin

Trident Seafoods Corporation

Tandy & Susan Trower

Diane & John Ulacia

Umpqua Bank

University Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Christine Upjohn

Audrey Van Kinsberger

Wendy & Ronald Walker

Walmart

Kathryn Wharry

Suzanne Woodruff

Lonnie & Linda Yates

Grace & John Yi

Richard Zielinski

Gerald & Mary Zyskowski

Anonymous (41)

*deceased

Chika’s Story

After 20 years apart, Chika -- along with her four children -- traveled from Germany to Renton, WA to reconnect with her estranged brother. Quickly realizing he needed her support long-term, their reunion turned into a relocation.

Overcrowded, living in her brother’s tiny apartment, Chika called 211, The United Way’s global helpline hoping to receive essential community service support. Seeing The Salvation Army listed among local agencies able to assist, she knew it meant church and ministry. “I was convinced the Army would have the heart of God in their soul, able to help.”

“ Tears began streaming down my face as I observed others seeking the same life-saving assistance.”

Chika first visited the Renton food pantry in October 2022. She recounts, “Tears began streaming down my face as I observed others seeking the same life-saving assistance. I was feeling utterly broken. Angie, my Pathway of Hope case manager, saw me through a camera in her office and introduced herself. Holding my hands while I was crying, she asked how she could help. Angie was like an angel coming to my rescue. She then invited me into her office. She gave me food for my family. From that day until now The Salvation Army has been awesome.”

Angie asked Chika what she wanted for her future; she emotionally shared that she hoped to become a board-licensed Registered Nurse here in Washington, as she had been in Nigeria and Germany. Making no promises, Angie said she would see if the Army could help. “I gave Angie the name of the place I wanted to go for the review course; The Salvation Army paid it all – almost $600.”

After months of studying, support from Angie and her course instructor, and trust in the Lord, Chika passed the board licensing exam. Before the test Chika conveyed, “I hope God grants me favor. I am dreaming of a better future for myself and my four children. I remember that first day visiting the Renton food pantry. I am not a person that cries. I only cry when I am worshipping God or am praying. I wondered why God wanted me to go through this process, through this phase of life that I had never seen. Maybe God wanted me to teach people in the future? I look forward to that day, to sharing my experience with others. I want to bring others to The Salvation Army for help.”

With ongoing gratitude to her case manager Angie, God, and The Salvation Army, Chika feels blessed the Army provided first month’s rent for the family apartment and is unwaveringly hopeful about the future while continuing to visit the Renton food pantry, weekly.

“I am dreaming of a better for myself and my four – Chika

of a better future my four children.”

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

David* & Sandra Babbitt

Ina Balash

Kevin Beder

Jack* & Joanne Bergman

William* & Elisabeth Best

James Bettinger

Del & Patricia Bishop

Brandon & Anita* Blaylock

Richard & Arnola Blomquist

Frank* & Mary Bloom

Jerry & Jean Bobo

Karen Boswell

Phillip & Dorothy Bradbury

Herbert* & Mary Breivik

Michael Brunner

Dale H. Burgeson

BW Fund

Fred Byrum

Janice Cacek

Alexander Carson

Naresh Chandra

Carolyn & Roy Chapel

Sharilyn Chapman

Kenneth Chase

Karen Chekenian

Margaret & Phillip Chou

Martha Church

Thomas & Beth* Cooper

Darrel Cowan

Frank & Frankie Craig

Fredrick & Evelyn Curcio

Robert* & Elaine De Lappe

Jonathan & Patricia Deming

Michael Dire

Howard* & Betty Donelson

Barry & Marlita Doust

Dick & Vicki Ducharme

Kevin & Beverly Duffy

H. Marie Elings

James & Diana Estes

Thomas Fortson

Catherine Gaylord

Arlene Geist

Janet Gibbons

Gillett Family Trust

Philip Gladfelter

Carol Godding

Darrel & Marjorie Gordon

Lawrence Gore

Ray* & Louise Gripman

Gary & Katherine Gudyka

Larry Gulberg

Stephanie Gurnett

Alice Hall

Madge Hanson

Donald & Berenice Hardy

Mary Hawkins

David & Mathilda Hemme

Steve Higgs & Alice Reed

Robin & Barbara Hilde

Terrye Hirschfeld

Edward* & Liselotte Hoover

Carmen Howard

Chris Hoyt

Clare Huleen

Kathy Johndrew

Cindy Johnson Gotts

Neal* & Carolyn Feasey

Kirkpatrick

Richard Kirts

Joan Knebel

Dave and Adele Kraft

Janet Lewis

Donald A. Lockwood

George Ludlow

Jon & Chris Martin

Krist & Jeanine Martinsen

Raymond & Carole Marty

James Mattson

Tom & Sydnia McCollum

Robert & Marie McCoy

Carole McGinnes

Margaret McGregor

Lanny McGrew

Bruce & Dorothy Mecklenburg

Deanna Michaels

Robert Michalak

Richard & Luba Mikita

Mark & Debra Miller

Joan Milner

Keith & Beverly Minkler

Domenico Minotti

Annika Mito

Dave Morris

Joseph & Marjorie Morton

Colleen Muir

Milton & Clara Mukai

Roy* & Judi Murdock

Thomas & Miriam Nack

Kim Nguyen

Jim Arthur & Liz Northrop

Thomas & Nancy Ogard

Donna Oneill

Sheri Opheim

Vince & Jacqui Orgovan

J. Donald Osborne

Leo & Sharon Pakkala

Ian & Iris Patterson

Richard & Jean Patton

Dick & Marie Peters

Derauld* & Gretchen Peterson

Phong Phan

Phil & Arlene Pielemeier

Harv* & June Pittelko

John* & Mary Porel

Alan & Helen Pratt

Sharyn Robbins

Paul Ross

Carrie Saito*

Nadene Sammann

Sharon Sasseen

Darlene Satterlee

Albert Schafer

Richard & Irene Shell

Merrile Sing

Rae Solomon

Richard & Margaret Stetler

Lee & Sue Stiles

Charles Stotts

Frank* & Virginia Suttell

Diana Swain

Edwin & Sharon Sweo

Alice Twelker

Mary & Henry* Uitdeflesch

Ronald & Ann Van Heusden

Don & Mary Wacker

Morris & Penny Wade

Wendy & Ronald Walker

Guy Waller, Jr.

Gerald & Agnes Ward

Carole Warner

Tomoye Watanabe

Walter Weber

Alan & M. Winnifred Wenzel

J.D. Whiteaker

Brent & Betty Wilde

Robert & Mary Ann Wiley*

William Wingate

Donna Wolter

Jennifer Womack

Bobbie & Robert* Wright

Robert & Barbara Wright

Phyllis Yorks

Anonymous (20)

DALE H. BURGESON

*deceased

Dale protected and cherished the people of Grandview, WA for over 50 years. While an Eastern Washington resident, he prospered in insurance sales and led the city as its Mayor, all while embracing volunteer board positions with the local Salvation Army. Passionate about the Army’s life-saving community impact for decades, Dale proudly transitioned to a staff role when called upon, especially one focused on relationship building.

“I advocated for and supported The Salvation Army’s mission to serve others and love God for many years before I was inspired to work for the Army.”

Following the loss of his wife, Dale returned to his hometown of Bellevue to be closer to his children and their families.

“Since retirement, I’ve set up my own gift annuity to the Army and the Eastside Corps. I did this not just because of the incredible income tax benefits. Most importantly, I wanted to support and perpetuate the mission of The Salvation Army – protecting the youth, feeding the homeless, and saving people’s lives. When you make a planned gift you realize your gift today – not tomorrow, after you are gone.”

For information about joining these committed donors, please contact Leita Parris at 206-217-1281.

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 mission, events, and programs.

350 LLC

Aerospace Machinists District Lodge 751

Alaska Airlines

Albert Lee Appliance

All City Fence Company

Allergan

Amazon

Ashley Furniture

Bartell Drugs

Boeing Company

Brooks Running

Brown & Haley

CalPortland Company

Carney Badley Spellman P.S.

Chick-fil-A, Inc.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

City of Seattle

Clise Properties, Inc.

Cochran Electric Company, Inc.

Cornerstone Construction NW

Crossroads Bible Church

Deloitte & Touche LLP

Delta Dental of WA

Elmhurst Mutual Power & Light Company

Enterprise Corporation

F5 Networks

FamilyWorks

FOX 13 Television

Fred Meyer / QFC

Frey Buck P.S.

Genesee Energy

Goodman Real Estate, Inc.

GreenRubino

Grund & Company

Guardian Security Systems, Inc.

Halo.com

Harvest Against Hunger

Hatfield & Dawson Consulting Engineers

Heritage Bank

Holmes Electric

The Home Depot

HomeStreet Bank

Humana

John Howie Restaurants

Johnstone Supply

Keller Supply Company

Kemper Development Company

KeyBank

KING 5 Television

King County

King County Regional Homelessness Authority

KIRO 7 Television

Kohl Construction & Remodeling, Inc.

KOMO 4 Television

Lakeridge Development, Inc.

Lakeside Industries, Inc.

The Law Offices of Harold Carr

Lee & Eastes Tank Lines, Inc.

Les Schwab Tire Centers

Lockton Companies -- Seattle

Lotus Communications Corporation

Max Meyers Law PLLC

Microsoft Corporation

Molina Healthcare of WA

Mountlake Insurance Company

MultiCare Health System

National Credit Services, Inc.

Newmark Real Estate

Northmarq Capital, LLC

Northshore Utility District

Northwest Fire Systems

Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc.

Old Navy

Oppenheimer & Co, Inc.

P. N. Best & Co., Inc.

Pacific Northwest Equipment, Inc.

Papé Material Handling, Inc.

PayScale

Providence Health & Services

Puget Sound Energy

Quantum Fiber

Raymond Handling

Romac Industries, Inc.

Safeway and Albertsons, Seattle Division

Salesforce, Inc.

Sea Con, LLC

Seattle Jeep and Hyundai

Shannon & Wilson

Sisters of Providence

Skyway Water and Sewer District

Starbucks Foundation

Stryker Corporation

Summus 2 LLC

Tatley-Grund, Inc.

Terra Associates, Inc.

Transportation Club of Seattle

Trident Seafoods Corporation

UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Umpqua Bank

University Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Virginia Mason Franciscan Health

WaFd Bank

Wallace Properties, Inc.

Wells Fargo

Windermere Real Estate

WSP Seattle Crime Laboratory

Ziply Fiber

The Salvation Army King County Advisory Board

The King County Advisory Board stands in service to the mission of The Salvation Army. It is an essential component of our operations, serving as liaison between The Salvation Army and the community through advocacy, access, and fundraising. The Advisory Board is responsible for providing counsel on budgets, fundraising, program effectiveness, property maintenance, and related matters.

Officers

Lynn Johnson, Chair

The Boeing Company, Retired

Members

Paul Abel HomeStreet Bank

Carrie Barnes Community Volunteer

Ted Buck Frey Buck P.S.

Tom Buck Mountlake Insurance Company

Aaron Cahoon Lockton Companies – Seattle

John Carlson Lotus Communications

Aimee Coombs

The New International University

Dan Edds Praxis Solutions

Charlie Farra Newmark Real Estate

Joe Gong Caliber Home Loans

Stace Grund Tatley-Grund, Inc.

Steve Higgs Carex Health Care, Retired

Debbie Jacobsen Community Volunteer

David Kennedy Wells Fargo

David Kraft Kosmos Management, LLC

Paula Lamas PaulaLamas.net

Arthur K. “Art” Langlie Holmes Electric

Michael Lanning Genentech Inc.

Dan Leiter TEKsystems

Scott Phillips Retired

Cheryl Pleas Community Volunteer

Frank Podany Summus Outdoor

Joe Schuster KeyBank

Timothy J. Searing Retired

Echelon Board

Colin Simon UBS Financial Services Inc.

Jeff Snell Marine Canvas

Josh Wan Amazon

Joleen Zanuzoski GreenRubino

Members Emeriti

George Bartell Henbart, LLC

Eugene J. Dale

Eugene J. Dale PS, Inc., Retired

Robert Edgers

The Boeing Company, Retired

Jo Anne Hacker

The Hacker Group, Retired

William Massengill

Applied Professional Services, Inc., Retired

J. Herbert McAbee

McAbee Construction Co., Inc., Retired

Life Members

Sharon Mast

King County Public Schools, Retired

Lee Stiles Retired

David C. Wilson

US West Communications, Retired

Ex-Officio Members

Adrian Diaz Seattle Police Department

John Diaz

Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention

Bill Hayden Retired

A new generation of supporters engaging with The Salvation Army through networking, fundraising, and volunteering.

Advisory Board Members

Kally Behen Merit Homes Inc.

Mark Henninger Cushman & Wakefield

Meghna Luthra PitchBook

Melody Smith Sound Transit

Anna Valencia

First Tech Federal Credit Union

Advisors

Colin Simon UBS Financial Services Inc.

Lisa Borders

The Salvation Army

Melissa Hillier

The Salvation Army

• Public Contributions

$17,507,660

• Fees & Grants from Government Agencies

$17,526,688

• Sales to the Public $11,298

• Miscellaneous Income $369,593

$35,415,238

• Residential & Institutional $17,524,493

• General Social Services $12,668,582

• Adult Rehabilitation Services $922,193

• Fundraising $2,791,073

• Community Centers $3,054,622

• Management & General $25,000

$36,985,962

Northwest Divisional Headquarters Officers

Lt. Colonel Cindy Foley Divisional Commander

Major Shari Fowler Divisional Secretary for Program, CCM & VAVS

Lt. Colonel Tim Foley, DMin Divisional Leader for Officer Development

Captain Felicia Grant Divisional Program Officer

King County Officers

Captains Kalani Adams & Jennie Onitsuka-Adams Eastside Corps & Community Center

Captains Steve & Stephanie Pavlakis Seattle Temple Corps

Lieutenant Melissa Jones Seattle Social Services - Chaplain

Lieutenants Chris & Makda Rodriguera Seattle White Center Corps & Community Center

Major Charles Fowler Divisional Secretary for Business

Captain Elizabeth Gross Divisional Youth & Candidates’ Secretary

Captains John & Kyna Kelley Seattle Adult Rehabilitation Program

Major Erica Yang Federal Way Corps

Captains James & Hilda Parks Renton Corps

*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, to protect the families participating in the program.

indicates areas served by Street Level Ministries, a King County initiative dedicated to providing permanent housing to residents living in their vehicles. The specific needs of unhoused and marginalized individuals are voluntarily assessed and supported via outreach vans delivering mobile case management in partnership with the King County Sheriff’s Office, municipal police departments, and local housing entities.

King County Locations

Seattle Temple Corps

9501 Greenwood Avenue N

• Emergency financial assistance

• Case management

• After-school programs

• Food pantry

• Community meals

• Transitional housing

• Seasonal assistance

Silvercrest Senior R 9543 Greenwood Avenue N

• Affordable housing

Seattle Adult Rehabilitation Program

10750 Greenwood Avenue N

• Drug & alcohol

Seattle White Center Corps & Community Center

9050 16th Avenue SW

• Emergency financial assistance

• Case management

• After-school programs

• Athletic leagues for kids & teens

• Food pantry

• Community meals

• Seasonal assistance

Seattle Social Services

1101 Pike Street (Pike Street)

• Emergency financial assistance

• Food pantry

• Seasonal assistance

420 4th Avenue (Day Center)

• Services for people experiencing homelessness

326 9th Avenue (Harborview Hall)

• Men’s shelter

• Women’s shelter