1. Food Banks of Jefferson County: No-cost food support
2. J. C. MASH: Free medical service
3. Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Program: Services for victims of abuse
4. Jefferson AIDS Service: Health and in-home services for AIDS patients
5. Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing (OlyCAP)
6. Red Cross of Jefferson County: Provides Disaster Training and Relief
Youth Services
7.
Jumping Mouse Children's Center: Therapy for children
8. Concerned Citizens: Infant development program 9. Big Brothers/Big Sisters: Mentoring for at risk youth
10. Jefferson County YMCA: Youth enrichment programs
11. Tri-Area Teen Resource Center: Program focusing on prevention
12. Quilcene After-School Programs: Open gym and activities
13. The Boiler Room: Drug-free environment for kids
14. Girl Scouts: Group activities for children
15. Camp Fire, USA: Youth programs and summer camp
Community Service
16. East Jefferson Recreation Club: Activities for developmentally
disabled adults
17. Literacy Council of J.C.: Reading and writing tutors for youth/adults
18. Northwest Kiwanis Camp: Summer camp for developmentally disabled
19. Health & Oral Health Access Program
20. Food Bank: Procurement, Transportation & Distribution.
21. Working Image: Outfits for woman returning to work
22. Children's Hospital: Family support for hospitalized children
23. Clemente Course: Scholarships for college classes
24. Community Assistance Program: Free services from J. C. Mental Health Services
25. Harbor House: Day treatment for the mentally ill. J. C. Mental Health Services
26. J. C. Health & Human Services: Substance Abuse Prevention
27. J. C. Health & Human Services: Family Planning
28. Peninsula Dispute Resolution Center: Court mediations for families
29. DASH: Disability Awareness Starts Here
30. NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness
31. Olympic Mountain Search & Rescue: Search and rescue/wilderness training
Senior Services
32.
Senior Nutrition Program's Meals-on-Wheels. OlyCAP
33. J. C. Mental Health Services: Open Door, training for how to spot at-risk
seniors
34. Catholic Community Chore Services: Services for elderly and disabled
35. ECHHO: Ecumenical Christian Helping Hands Organization coordinates volunteers
to serve those in need
36. St. Vincent DePaul: Support for those in need
37. 2-1-1: Support phone number for social services
United Good Neighbors
Legacy Fund allows caring individuals a way to strengthen local
nonprofit agencies and give to their neighbors in need, in perpetuity.
Monies donated to the Fund stay in the Fund; only its earnings are
distributed.
Prior to this, no vehicle existed for those
who wanted to leave a lasting legacy to UGN without creating their own
family or business foundation. The Fund allows for ease of giving, while
maintaining the same tax benefits afforded to all UGN supporters.