HOMELESSNESS
Chief Seattle Club
Serves homeless/low-income American Indians and Alaska Natives.
NEEDS: Winter coats and jackets; rain gear; pants, especially jeans in all sizes; shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts; underwear; white socks; backpacks; sleeping bags; blankets; personal-hygiene items, especially hotel-sized. Jenine Grey, 206-292-6214.
Sand Point Community Housing Association
Offers transitional housing and programs for up to two years for formerly homeless.
NEEDS: New/gently used home essentials (small countertop appliances, towels, bedding, pots, pans, flatware, dishes, serving platters, toiletries, etc.). New/used (Pentium II or newer) computers, monitors, printers, etc. Kathleen Barry, 206-517-5499.
Vine Maple Place
Provides transitional housing and support for homeless single mothers and their children.
NEEDS: High-chair, gasoline cards, gift cards (Fred Meyer, Safeway, Old Navy, Albertson's, QFC, Target), digital camera, laptop computers, educational software for children up to age 12, nonviolent computer games. Michelle Iko or Lorrie Smith, 425-432-2119.
Family Services of King County
Helps with counseling, community-violence prevention, homeless support.
NEEDS: Store gift cards, disposable diapers, underwear, socks, pajamas, sippy cups, bottles, coloring books, crayons. Steve Winter, 206-826-3039.
Sojourner Place
Provides services for housing, the homeless, economically or emotionally oppressed women in transition.
NEEDS: Gift certificates: McDonalds, Baskin-Robbins, Starbucks, Tully's, KFC, Payless Shoes, Fred Meyer. Polly Irish, 206-545-4200.
Housing Hope
Offers safe, decent, affordable housing and services for low-income residents of Snohomish County.
NEEDS: "Adopt-A-Family" provides holiday food and gift baskets or gift certificates — sponsors can be service groups, businesses, faith groups, schools. Contact us for more information. Sheri Comfort, 425-347-6556.
Pathways for Women YWCA
Offers housing for homeless single mothers, counseling, legal services, parenting classes, employment services for men and women in Snohomish County.
NEEDS: Gift cards for gasoline, telephone and grocery stores. Bedding, nonperishable food items, personal-care products. Luanne C. Kunz, 425-774-9843.
Sanctuary Art Center
Provides art studio for homeless and street teens in Seattle's University District.
NEEDS: One or two newer computers that run current generation of graphic-design programs, one computer for office. Jennifer Holmes, Program Manager, 206-849-3956.
Bread of Life Mission
Provides Christian rehabilitation program for drug, alcohol abusers; shelter, food, clothing for Seattle's homeless.
NEEDS: Blankets, men's coats, underwear, socks, sweatshirts, hats, gloves, toiletry items (deodorant, bar soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes). Elaine Mast, 206-682-3579.
Street Youth Ministries
Provides food, clothing, shelter for homeless youths 13-22 in the University District.
NEEDS: Backpacks, socks, women's/men's underwear, $25 gift certificates to Fred Meyer and Target, books of stamps, art supplies, pre-paid phone cards, toothbrushes, toothpaste, night stands. Cami Ostman, 206-524-7301.
Cityteam Ministries
Provides homeless shelter in downtown Seattle; meals, drug/alcohol recovery.
NEEDS: Mens clothes (especially socks, underwear), toiletries, medical supplies (especially foot, respiratory and hygiene needs), bulk food items, kitchen paper/plastic products. Arlene Seeley, 206-352-1300.
YWCA/Opportunity Place
Has 145 new apartments to provide safety and comfort to women in need.
NEEDS: Items for new kitchens. Call for full details. Brenda McCallon, 206-461-3214.
Acres of Diamonds transitional home
Offers a Christian-structured home for single women and their children.
NEEDS: Consumable products for transitional home (for example, light bulbs, dish soap, cleaning products, meat, adopt-a-room). Laura or Jackie, 425-788-9999.
Church of Mary Magdalene
Offers Mary's Place day center for homeless women.
NEEDS: Deodorant — a seldom-received and much-needed hygiene item. Hoping for a year's supply. Tamarra Henley, 206-621-8474.
Dorothy Day House-Archdiocesan Housing Authority
Provides permanent housing for homeless women.
NEEDS: Crockpots, blenders, coffee pots, George Foreman grills, blow dryers, twin sheet sets, dishes, kitchen/bath towels, art supplies, computers, theater tickets, books/dictionaries, picture frames, candles, makeup/perfume, jewelry, backpacks, umbrellas, grocery gift certificates, robes/slippers, gloves, scarves, hats. Bridget Kubes, 206-374-4364.
YouthCare
Serves youths and families experiencing alienation, conflict, homelessness.
NEEDS: Portable CD player, winter jacket, gift cards (Hot Topic, Barnes & Noble, Fred Meyer, Target, Payless Shoes, McDonald's, coffee, movies), blankets, bus passes, phone cards, basketball, hooded sweatshirts, art supplies, batteries, digital camera, bedding, towels, backpacks, sleeping bags, flashlights, portable videogame player, socks and underwear. Sarah Walczyk, 206-694-4500.
Plymouth Housing Group
Provides safe, affordable permanent housing, support services for the homeless and very low income.
NEEDS: New or gently used: pots, pans, dishes, kitchen utensils, toasters, toaster ovens, small microwave ovens, twin sheets, blankets, pillows, clock radios, small lamps. Jan Chapman, 206-267-4723.
University Young Adult Shelter
Offers temporary overnight shelter for homeless men and women.
NEEDS: Socks, clean clothing, board games, art supplies, clean washable warm blankets, nonperishable food items, new sleeping bags, clean backpacks, warm hats, clean warm jackets, mittens, gloves, new underwear in original packages, personal-hygiene products (toothbrushes, small tubes of toothpaste, small bottles of shampoo, combs, brushes, soap, feminine products), playing cards, handheld videogames, videos, playing cards, food vouchers, bus tokens and tickets. Jon Berkedal, board member, 206-547-2450.
Interfaith Family Shelter
Serves homeless families with children in Snohomish County.
NEEDS: Meat, cheeses, dairy products, three computers (Pentium 3 or better), cleaning supplies, large diapers, baby and toddler walkers, high chairs, toddler interactive games, Polaroid film, educational and child-development posters, tickets to children's and family events, gift certificates (shoe, clothing, grocery stores), locking file cabinet, fax machine (standard paper), window shades. Joanne Conger, 425-347-0555.
Vision House
Provides transitional housing and services for homeless single moms with children, homeless single men recovering from alcohol and chemical dependency.
NEEDS: Grocery and department-store gift certificates. We also have Christmas giving trees for your office. Maggie Heintz, 425-228-6356.
FareStart
Addresses homelessness through comprehensive culinary and life-skills training.
NEEDS: For students: unisex toiletries, new men's/women's underwear, socks, T-shirts, alarm clocks, books, gift certificates for clothing, shoes, movie passes, zoo/aquarium, CD/DVDs, phone cards, decks of cards, games, small toys, radios, CD/DVD players. For our kitchen: commercial refrigerator, freezer, microwave, catering trays, platters, bowls, utensils, cutting boards, cake pans, bundt pans. Debby Nagusky, 206-443-1233.
Church Council of Greater Seattle
Offers a self-managed housing program for homeless youth, single adults and families.
NEEDS: Twin sheets and blankets, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, towels, pots, pans, dishes, move-out baskets containing cleaning products, dish towels, dishes, utensils, iron, vacuum cleaners, small appliances. Misti Uptain or DeAnza Spaulding, 206-525-1213.
Broadview Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing Program
Helps women/children at a secure Seattle location.
NEEDS: Adopt-a-family to fill needs of homeless women/children in shelter and transitional housing; new toys or gift certificates to Toys 'R Us and Target. Joanna Tarr, 206-299-2530.
Catholic Community Services
Provides meals in Bellevue and Issaquah. Homeless shelter for men in Eastside churches.
NEEDS: Personal-hygiene kits for men/women/children (for example, toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, shampoo/soap, etc.); books in Spanish; diapers; bus tickets; grocery or fast-food gift certificates; gas gift certificates. Hazel Singer, 206-324-5401.
Salvation Army/Financial Assistance Program
Helps those who are homeless.
NEEDS: Small gift bags (items such as AA batteries, stamps, lip balm, gloves hat, scarf, pen and notepad, toiletries). Sleeping bags, warm socks, sweatshirts/pants, blankets, umbrellas, gift certificates for coffee. Diane DeLapp, 206-442-8371.
Real Change News Homeless Empowerment Project
Provides opportunity and a voice for low-income people to end poverty
NEEDS: Boots, socks, hats, waterproof ponchos and umbrellas, food coupons, bus tickets, backpacks, tents, movie passes Anne Barnes (until Dec. 12), 206-441-3247.
Broadway House- LIHI/Archdiocesan Housing Authority
Offers permanent, resident-managed housing for homeless women.
NEEDS: Hand-mixer, Pyrex cooking-dish set, two round cake pans, two ironing boards, two irons, griddle for stove, large Teflon frying pan; two bath rug sets (purple, blue), sponge mops, plunger, coat rack, air pot for coffee. Bridget Kubes, 206-374-4364.
Hospitality House
Offers a church-sponsored shelter for homeless women in South King County.
NEEDS: Metro passes; sleeping pillows; socks; pajamas (S, M, L); postage stamps; Polaroid instant film; computer, prefer Pentium II or better; typing tutorial; publisher software; fax machine new or used; copy machine new or used; women's underwear; VCR; TV; computer work station; movie passes; gas voucher. Martha Martin, 206-242-1860.
Downtown Emergency Service Center
Helps the most vulnerable homeless who suffer from conditions such as severe mental illness or addictions.
NEEDS: Clothing, hygiene, gift items; most needed are new sweatpants, socks, men's jeans, gloves, men's and women's underwear, men's warm jackets, towels. Kay Klotz, 206-464-1570.
New Horizons Ministries
Helps homeless youths through emergency services and life-skill activities.
NEEDS: Socks (wool/cotton blend), stocking caps (dark unisex colors cotton/poly), gloves/mittens (dark colors), lip balm, cough drops, blankets, bus tokens ($2.50), phone cards ($5), movie passes ($10), McDonald's/Dick's certificates ($5), Tower Records certificates ($15), sleeping bags. Naomi A. Yonemura, 206-374-0866.
YMCA/Young Adults in transition
Serves homeless young adults up to two years with apartments, case management, life skills.
NEEDS: Comforters, twin-sheet sets, pillows, towels, dishes, flatware, toaster ovens, microwaves, nonperishable foods, spices, craft supplies, hats, gloves, scarves, VHS and DVD movies, DVD player, "how-to" and educational books, school supplies, movie passes, magazine subscriptions, gift certificates. Lee Colbert, 206-382-5018.
Community Voice Mail
Provides free voice mail for people in need, linking them to jobs, housing and stability.
NEEDS: Conference table for 12 to 14 (could be modular pieces); 12 matching chairs; Large white board and stand. Patricia Bonnell, 206-441-7872.
Cocoon House
Offers emergency shelter, transitional housing, support services for teens younger than 18.
NEEDS: Watches, CD players with batteries, CDs, makeup, hair accessories, teen-appropriate books or magazines (new), journals with pens, nail polish/kits, slippers, pajamas, movie passes, bowling passes, day planners, lotions, perfume/cologne, T-shirts, sweatpants, craft kits, gift certificates Rachel McStay, 425-259-5802.
Homelessness Project
Provides transitional housing/services for families, mostly moms and their children.
NEEDS: Food gift cards; discount-clothing store gift cards; diapers sizes 3, 4, 5, 6; bus tickets; laundry soap; dish soap; toothpaste; women's hygiene products; stamps; 2004 calendars and Daytimers; HP Laserjet Print Cartridge, Model 15A. Erica Richey, 206-525-1213.
Worksource Everett
Offers services for homeless veterans of Snohomish County; shelter, job development, resources.
NEEDS: Coats, gloves, scarves, bus passes, food vouchers, outdoor clothing, workshoes, hygiene items. Patrick M. Martinez, 425-258-6320.
TeenHope
Provides overnight shelter near Aurora Village for youths 13-17.
NEEDS: AAA and AA batteries, super-single sheets and bedding, white and color copy paper, stamps, bus tickets/passes, paper products, toiletries, movie passes, grocery gift cards, fast-food certificates, office supplies and gift cards, bottled water, phone cards, prepared meals, large plastic containers with lids. Jill or Henry, 206-546-1010.
Compass Center
Offers transitional/emergency services for the homeless.
NEEDS: For holiday gifts: new coats, sweatsuits and backpacks. Call for ways to donate. Mandy Hoffman, 206-357-3138.
Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets
Offers a homeless-advocacy program for youths on Seattle's Capitol Hill.
NEEDS: CD Discmans with batteries, black Carhartt pants, gift certificates, tickets to cultural/sports events, art supplies, sleeping bags, phone cards. To sponsor a youth, call for specific wishes. For agency: gift certificates (Costco, Office Depot, Safeway); DVD player. Elaine Simons, 206-726-8500.
University Street Ministry
Provides meals and case-management services for homeless youths.
NEEDS: Gift certificates, personal CD players with batteries, extra-large sweatshirts, tube socks, sleeping bags, backpacks, bus tokens, phone cards, cold-weather gear, travel-sized toiletries, novels, art supplies, vacuum cleaner, handyman services, TV/VCR combination, copy machine, fax machine, two printers, new carpet. Melanie Hoover, 206-522-4366.
Seattle Youth Garden Works
Empowers homeless and underserved youths through garden-based education and employment.
NEEDS: Garden tools, clippers, leaf rakes, hoes, hoses, 20-foot gutters, 100-foot tape measure, scales, sunglasses, rain boots, raincoats, overalls, plastic bins with lids, 5-gallon buckets, wheelbarrows, lawnmower, hand cultivators, tractor, a van, laser printer, video camera, digital camera, photocopy machine. Ginger Stevens, 206-525-1213.
Noel House Programs
Provides women-only emergency shelter; hot meals, showers, mail, referrals and case management.
NEEDS: Gift certificates (McDonald's, KFC, Fred Meyer), women's underwear (large), phone cards, bus tickets, movie passes, sweatpants/shirts (women's large), pajamas (new, women's large), backpacks, socks, gloves, scarves, hygiene supplies, blankets, batteries (AA and AAA), portable-cassette players. Dorothy Finlay, 206-956-9366.
Rose of Lima House
Provides transitional housing, support services for homeless women.
NEEDS: Warm blankets, flannel sheets, quilts and electric blankets (twin-size), bedroom and shower slippers, Walkman CD players with batteries, personal journal books, shower curtains, food-storage containers, small area rugs, new mops, brooms, sponges, stove-top grill, garden tools and soil, new mattress pads Cynthia Shaw, 206-441-1200.
Community Health Advancement Program (UW)
Offers student directed community-service learning projects; dermatology care for homeless.
NEEDS: 250 flipflops to help prevent athlete's foot. Connie Huffine, 206-543-9425.
Welcome Home Society
Provides food, shelter, clothing, life-skills and job-skills training for homeless men.
NEEDS: Fifteen-passenger van, 8-10 Internet-capable computers (Apple preferred, but we aren't picky), camping gear (sleeping bags, pads, tents, lanterns, cook stoves, etc.). Marlow Christensen, 206-365-1400.
Jubilee Women's Center
Provides transitional housing for women.
NEEDS: Gift certificates from Capitol Hill businesses (haircuts, grocery/drug/book/music stores, restaurants, Tully's, Home Depot/Lowe's); tickets to cultural, sporting events, Metro bus; slippers; robes; pajamas; new twin mattress pads; blankets; pillows; comforter sets; small desk lamps and clock radios. Corky Muzzy, 206-323-1932.
University Churches Emergency Fund
Serves clients in Northeast Seattle with emergency donations of money and material needs; also serves homeless people from all Seattle.
NEEDS: Backpacks (new or used), diapers (any size), disposable razors, toothbrushes, socks (white and wool). Kelly Christensen, 206-524-7885.
Operation: Sack Lunch
Offers an outdoor meal and basic-necessities program.
NEEDS: Men and women's new crew socks; underwear; new warm gloves; prepaid phone cards; Styrofoam plates, cups, bowls; plastic forks and spoons. Susan Dailey, 206-396-8123.
Homeless Outreach Mobilization Effort
Provides a traveling shelter for homeless men (Kent /Auburn area).
NEEDS: Toiletries for men, especially foot powder and razors; new socks/shoes; underwear; free haircuts. Konny Newcomb, 253-854-7008.
Mount Baker Housing Association
Provides two low-income apartment buildings in the Mount Baker/Rainier Valley communities.
NEEDS: Two Pentium 4 computers with CD and DVD read and write drives, 20 gift certificates ($25) for kids 2-16 (Target/Sears/JC Penney or similar), 29 smooth-backed carpet squares 20-by-12 feet feet any color (earth tones desired). Mykel Morgen Fonnesbeck, 206-723-4377.
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INTERNATIONAL RELIEF
The Canary Moon Foundation
Provides educational programs in computer science, music, ecology, nutrition, especially in developing nations.
NEEDS: Computers with monitors, keyboards, printers and speakers to send to Tanzania. Paulette K. Wiesinger, 253-952-9192.
Caleb Good News Ministries
Provides relief supplies to villages, orphanages, hospitals in Eastern Europe.
NEEDS: Baby Wipes, disposable diapers, crayons, "Matchbox"-type cars, sweaters, coats, gloves, blankets, sleeping bags, newer sewing or knitting machines, bottled water, 2-inch packaging tape, tape guns and tape dispensers, packaged bar soap, shampoos, packaged hard candy, bicycles, tricycles, sports equipment, electrical adapters (AC 110 to DC 220), portable cassette players. Nancy Smith, 206-762-1895.
World Vision
Serves the world's poorest children and families in nearly 100 countries, including the U.S.
NEEDS: For students: backpacks, pencils, erasers, rulers, colored pencils. Aisha Allen, 253-815-2143.
World Relief Seattle
Welcomes and helps families fleeing war, persecution and terror to the Puget Sound area.
NEEDS: SUV/truck in excellent working condition, gift certificates (food, clothing, household supplies). Sarah Showell, 206-587-0234.
East African Center for the Empowerment of Women & Children
Helps African communities: adult literacy, health education, poverty eradication.
NEEDS: Computer hard drives: Dell CPi A-series; Dell CP M233ST. Call for complete specs. Yarrow W. Goding, 206-355-4416.
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MENTAL HEALTH AND DISABLED
Center for Psychiatric Recovery and Rehabilitation
Employment for people with major, long-term mental illnesses.
NEEDS: Remodeling work needed at Rose House, our clubhouse model program in Tacoma. Jolyn Wells-Moran, 206-935-4861.
Terry Home Inc.
Boarding home for young adult survivors of traumatic brain injury.
NEEDS: Gift cards to Wal-Mart or SuperMall stores, towels, washcloths, food-storage containers, commercial dishwasher, vinyl floor covering, sturdy patio sets, full-size living-room couch, ink cartridges. Jamie Daniels, 253-288-0135.
Seattle Specialized Residential Support
Assist persons with severe developmental disabilities in ways that encourage quality living and personal growth.
NEEDS: Donated vehicles, new or slightly used computers and printers. Mike Sink, 206-782-0149.
Community Psychiatric Clinic
Making psychiatric care accessible regardless of ability to pay.
NEEDS: All new items: toiletries, gloves, hats, sweatshirts/pants, batteries, art supplies, calendars, umbrellas, towels and fast food or grocery certificates. Jennifer Lynch, 206-545-2345.
Seattle Mental Health
Mental-health services to children, families, adults and older adults.
NEEDS: Holiday gifts: family games (Clue, Monopoly, Scrabble), Legos, books for children, teen gift certificates (Target, Tower Records), sundries for older adults, grocery gift certificates. Deeanne Matz, 206-324-5640.
CARES of Washington
Employment opportunities, training, increased independence.
NEEDS: Gas-station gift cards; clothing gift cards; office copier machine, medium capacity; LCD projector; haircut/beauty salon gift cards; 3 new ergonomic office chairs. Lars Bo Nowack, 206-938-6323.
SKCAC Industries
Provides work, opportunities for people with developmental disabilities.
NEEDS: One more computer. Debbie Meyers, 253-395-1240.
United Friends Group Homes
Homes for the developmentally disabled.
NEEDS: Digital camera, bath towels and mats, filing cabinets, upright frost-free freezer (large). Phoebe A. Wold, 206-365-6847.
Compass Health
Mental-health counseling throughout Snohomish County.
NEEDS: Gifts for one of 250 families to be adopted this year — call for information; care packages of personal hygiene items, socks, underwear, and clothing of all sizes; teddy bears and new bed pillows; sheets, blankets and warm coats. Melody Bohnsack, 425-349-8397.
Seattle Children's Home
Comprehensive mental-health facility for children and families.
NEEDS: Art sets (pens, pencils, markers, etc.), gift cards (Tower Records, Fred Meyer, Target, etc.), portable cassette/CD players and stereos with batteries, Gameboy Advance and games, board games ages 10+, DVDs (PG/PG13), skateboards/body pads ages 10+, cameras/film, fleece blankets/throws, sturdy backpacks, fleece/wool hats/scarves, hooded sweatshirts (dark colors), beanie hats, men/women's long underwear. Terry McKiel, 206-298-9651.
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Assisting people with a mental illness and their families; formerly WAMI.
NEEDS: Furnishings for recovery house, especially two couches and a new coffee pot. Frank Jose, 206-783-9264.
Multiple Sclerosis Helping Hands Donor Closet
Information, assistance and support in living and coping with MS.
NEEDS: Gently used durable medical equipment: wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, canes, hospital beds, hospice equipment, other items. Bill Brayer, 206-718-0426.
Disabled Americans Have Rights Too
Helps all ages with disabilities through education, referral, advocacy, support.
NEEDS: No-frills copy machine, board games ages 6-20, small table/copy stand, cordless phone with caller ID, colored printer paper. Joanne Lawrence, 206-241-1697.
Nellie Goodhue Group Homes
Residential and advocacy support for people with developmental disabilities.
NEEDS: Steak-knife sets, new pots and pans with lids, bakeware, kitchen utensils, 4 floor lamps, table lamps, bath mats or rugs, rugs for entryway, vacuum cleaners, artificial Christmas trees, picnic table, microwaves, toasters, coffee makers, tablecloths for 6-foot tables, placemats. Cindy Starkey, 206-362-5724.
EquiFriends
Therapeutic horseback riding to help people living with disabilities.
NEEDS: New bridles and halters/cotton lead ropes (cob and horse sizes), new "Air Rider" Pads (12), feed (timothy/grass hay, grass/alfalfa pellets, whole oats). Child- and adult-size mittens and gloves, ear warmers. Lynn Montgomery, 425-337-1137.
Youth Eastside Services
Helps kids, teens and families with mental-health counseling, drug and alcohol prevention and treatment, anti-violence programs, education.
NEEDS: New, unwrapped gift items (toys, clothing, household items). Barbara Ishitani, 425-586-2314.
West Seattle Psychiatic Hospital
Helping people who have had no treatment for mental illness and/or attempted suicide.
NEEDS: New men's/women's underwear, socks, T-shirts, nightgowns, sweaters, sweats (tops and bottoms), PJ's, pants (elastic waistbands, no drawstrings), loafers or shoes with Velcro fasteners, slippers, warm coats/jackets, pictures/posters. Elizabeth Ward, 206-933-7041.
Village Community Services
Serves people with disabilities in their homes and at their jobs.
NEEDS: Rain gear, winter coats, rubber boots (size 14), sweatshirts, pajamas, 2 wheelchairs, twin beds, living-room set, dining-room set, kitchen wares, dehumidifier, PCs, laptops, printers, quilts, dryer, refrigerator, freezer, vehicles, mowers, shredder, 10-by-10-foot woodshed, blower, specialized keyboard, rugs, TVs. Daniel Wilson, 360-653-7752.
ARC of King County
Helps children and adults with developmental disabilities.
NEEDS: Any kind of toys (Barbie playset, skates, toy drums, educational), newborn clothes, diapers, blankets, children's clothes (toddler to teen), small household appliances, pillows/bedding (queen), adult clothes (small-XL), grocery gift certificates. Marie Girard, 206-364-1613.
Highline West Seattle Mental Health Center
Support for voluntary outpatients living in the community
NEEDS: Art supplies: multicolored glass, clay for murals, glazes, flux and slips, multicolored paints, pointers, rounded bamboo and hake paint brushes, different shapes and sizes of loops. Beth Hammond, 206-241-0990.
Bridge Ministries
Serving people with physical/developmental disabilities.
NEEDS: Small men's rocker/recliner, Bally's gym yearly dues, men's winter coats (M/L/XL), therapeutic-massage gift certificates (Anam Cara Massage), combined TV/VCR, gift certificates (Wendys, Denny's, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Starbucks/Tullys/Seattle's Best), portable cassette player. Marilyn Kelly, 425-828-1431.
Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center
Therapeutic horseback lessons for children and adults living with physical and/or mental disabilities.
NEEDS: Dressage tack: pads (quilted and fleece), elastic girths, bridles, Euro boots, rainbow reins, soft balls, tack-cleaning supplies, blue cotton lead ropes with brass snaps, large wheelbarrow, commercial-size fron
