Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral is the cathedral of the Episcopal Church in Western Washington, the Diocese of Olympia. St. Mark's serves those in need, works for justice, and seeks to be good stewards of the earth.

Integrity at Saint Mark's, the national LGBTQ ministry of the Episcopal Church, usually meets for socializing after the Sunday evening service, and sponsors the Diocesan contingent in the annual Pride Day parade.

AVER is dedicated to advocating and serving the needs of America’s LGBT armed forces veterans with information, referral, and limited legal consultation regarding VA benefits claims.

AVER Veterans Affairs maintains liaison and coordination with other LGBT service organizations, e.g., TAVA (Transgender American Veterans Association), OutServe (the active duty LGBT service organization), S.W.A.N. (Service Women’s Action Network), SAGE (Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders), among others, and by serving on committees and boards and participating in forums and conferences regarding the rights and needs of LGBT service members.

Aging and Disability Services (ADS) plans, coordinates, and advocates for a comprehensive service delivery system for older adults, family caregivers, and people with disabilities in King County.

45th Street Neighborcare Health provides medical, dental, mental health, pharmacy and many other services for patients of all ages. Located in the Wallingford neighborhood, west of the University District.

Practice areas: Estate Planning | Elder Law | Nonprofit and Business Law

Legal services with a focus on estate planning, probate, and ERISA disability appeals with a particular interest in serving the legal needs of LGBTQ older adults.

The Alzheimer's Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support and research. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.

Serving 46 counties in Washington and Northern Idaho, the Washington State Chapter is the premier Alzheimer's resource in the Pacific Northwest. With offices in Lynnwood, Tukwila, Spokane, Coeur d'Alene and Richland, you're never too far from the support we provide.

Simply put, without volunteers, we couldn’t help nearly 65,000 King County residents each year. In 2018, 1,417 individuals donated 74,368 hours!

You’ll find them serving meals in a variety of locations and delivering food directly to homebound seniors. They make senior centers hum, providing administrative support, teaching classes and more. They ensure that older adults are connected to their communities by providing rides. We continue to seek more opportunities for volunteers of all ages find a way to put their extraordinary talents to work on behalf of older adults and adults with disabilities across King County.

Areas of focus include early learning, youth education, family and social services, employment and adult education, health, and housing stability.

The Washington branch of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) seeks to improve the quality of life of all affected by mental illness. NAMI Washington provides public education workshops, teleconferences on specific issues, and carries out an ongoing campaign and public policy agenda to improve mental health services throughout the state, reduce the stigma associated with mental illness, and support effective treatment and recovery programs.

PSARA advocates for retirement security for all Americans.

Annual membership: $20

Areas of focus include:
Protecting and expanding the Affordable Care Act, Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.
Working for affordable mass transit, housing, and a clean and safe environment.
Production and distribution of a monthly newsletter, The Retiree Advocate.

Efforts are based on the belief that all individuals need and deserve a lifelong, adequate, dependable income; comprehensive, affordable healthcare, including prescription drug coverage; taxes and utility bills we can handle; access to affordable housing, transportation, and social services; support for family care-giving responsibilities; and quality time to relax and enjoy life with family and friends.

Substance use disorders have a greater effect on LGBTQ+ people than on the heterosexual population. The LGBTQ+ community must overcome several obstacles, including being denied substance abuse treatment because of their sexual identity. However, through the proper understanding and accommodation of LGBTQ+ care principles, substance abuse treatment can be successful.

Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community have rates of substance abuse higher than those of the general population. Their daily battles with discrimination and stigma cause high levels of stress that may push them toward drug and alcohol use.

At DrugRehab.com, our mission is to equip patients and families with the best information, resources and tools to overcome addiction and pursue lifelong recovery. We are here to help you or your loved one every step of the way.

Sea Mar Community Health Centers provide quality, comprehensive health, human, housing, educational and cultural services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos in Washington state. Sea Mar serves all persons without regard to race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender, or sexual orientation, and regardless of ability to pay for services. Sea Mar's network of services includes more than 90 medical, dental, and behavioral health clinics and a wide variety of nutritional, social, and educational services.

An open and affirming Episcopal Church near the Green lake area. I have found this church to be very welcoming towards LGBTQIA individuals.

The current Rector and his husband are very family oriented. This is a great space for families with Children as well as Seniors.

Securian Advisors Northwest, LLC offers financial products and services, including wealth management for life; comprehensive, fee-based financial planning; investment strategies and asset management; insurance and risk management; estate planning; business planning; retirement plans/qualified plans; and employee benefits.

Services include elderly home care; care management & RN oversight; comprehensive in-home care assessment and planning; flexible in-home care options without long-term contracts; short shifts (1 to 4 hours), hourly care, overnight care, respite care, transitional care, travel services, skilled nursing care; friendly companionship & conversation; bathing, dressing & grooming assistance; light housekeeping; transportation & errands; meal prep planning; foot care; medication reminders & glucose monitoring; wound care & skilled nursing services; toileting & incontinence care; ambulation support & transfer assistance; and end-of-life comfort and care.

Three Dollar Bill Cinema strengthens, connects, and reflects diverse communities through queer film and media by providing access to films by, for, and about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ2+) people and their families, and a forum for LGBTQ2+ filmmakers to share and discuss their work with audiences.

Featured programs:

SEATTLE QUEER FILM FESTIVAL: The largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, the festival has garnered national recognition for showcasing extraordinary and award-winning work.

TRANSLATIONS: SEATTLE TRANSGENDER FILM FESTIVAL: This groundbreaking film festival provides a venue for films by, for, and about transgender people, encouraging visibility and positive representations of transgender issues. Launched in 2006, Translations is one of only a few transgender film festivals in the world.

THREE DOLLAR BILL OUTDOOR CINEMA: With our campy outdoor film series at Cal Anderson Park and Pride Weekend screenings, Three Dollar Bill Cinema proudly presents fun and free movies under the stars, every summer.

REEL QUEER YOUTH: A video production and media literacy training for LGBTQ2+ youth and their allies ages 13-20. Using professional camera and editing equipment, and working with a team of professional filmmakers and mentors, participants work in small groups to complete a short film. Cost is pay-what-you-can. Online applications open in the Spring.