Helping Hands Project Organization

The Helping Hands Project team is in Kennewick! Our dedicated staff is attending the Washington Behavioral Healthcare Conference this week to learn from national experts, share best practices, and bring home new tools to serve our community better.

We love seeing our team connect with other passionate professionals dedicated to making a difference!

We love hearing from our community, but we want to make sure you have the right information! 🤝

There is currently a third-party campaign circulating regarding a "Helping Hands Act." To ensure no one is confused, we want to clarify that this is not a Helping Hands Project Org. initiative.

As a local non-profit dedicated to serving our Washington neighbors, we prioritize your privacy and security above all else. We are a separate, local entity focused on our community projects, and we do not have access to the records or applications associated with this "Helping Hands Act" outreach.

How to stay informed:
📍 Check the Source: Always verify the sender's email address and website.
🛡️ Protect Your Data: Be cautious of any message asking for immediate personal or financial details.
📞 Official Channels: If you ever have a question about our housing projects or support services, please reach out to us directly through our official website or office number.

We’re here to help, and we want to ensure your information stays safe. Help us spread the word and protect our neighbors by sharing this post! ↗️

Welcome Home!

We are so excited to celebrate another milestone! This is our second client move-in in just the last two weeks, and we couldn't be happier to see our neighbors settling into their new homes at Andy’s Place.

A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers for helping carry the load (literally!) and making move-in day a little lighter. From transporting furniture to offering a warm welcome, our volunteers are truly the heart of everything we do.

Want to help us keep this momentum going?
We are always looking for compassionate people to join our team and help us change lives, one move-in at a time.

Sign up to volunteer here: helpinghands-project.org/volunteer/

We want to give a huge THANK YOU to the kids and families at Cedarwood Elementary in the Everett Public School District for organizing a Sock and Hat Drive in support of our clients from January 20th to January 30th.

New socks and hats help our neighbors stay warm, healthy, and protected. These everyday items may seem small, but for our clients, they are essential.

If you’d like to support beyond the drive, consider donating to our Community Care Fund. Contributions to this fund allow our team to respond quickly to urgent needs such as emergency food, clothing, transportation, basic household items, and other immediate supports that help people stabilize and move forward.

Donate here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/communitycarefund/

Thank you, Cedarwood Elementary, for showing what it means to Be love and Bring Warmth for our community