Resource Organizations List – Basic Needs

TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE 253-848-2323
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
***Bus pass distribution hours: 11 am - 1 pm***

Anyone is welcome to receive food during our hours of operation. There are no zip code or income restrictions. Please bring photo ID during your first visit.

Jefferson Apartments of The Rescue Mission is committed to providing opportunity's for Permanent Supportive Housing through Studio Apartment Living for those coming out of homelessness; with disabilities; and those in recovery (clean and sober living). Must be low income. Seniors welcome to apply.

New Connections helps people successfully re-enter the community after incarceration. Our Women's Shelter and Family Cottage offer a supportive recovery program for women experiencing homelessness upon release from correctional facilities in Washington State. We offer pre-release assistance for men and women currently held at Pierce County Jail.

Olive Crest operates the Safe Families for Children program, which provides temporary shelter to children whose families are in crisis. Children 0-18 can stay with approved host families anytime from 1 night up to several weeks or months. Placing parents retain custody of their children. Visits and communication are encouraged. 1.877.341.7332

We give resources to Sumner-Bonney Lake residence. We assist with rental and utility assistance also. We can help enroll client in SNAP programs, refer to navigator for health care information.

Shared Housing; Clean and Sober; Transitional & Permanent Supportive Housing; On Site Management; Case Management Available

Urban Grace is a congregation that is multicultural, diverse, and welcoming to all. We invite the full participation of all people–any denominational background, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status. We’re grateful to lean into the truth that we are perfectly imperfect and still loved, chosen, and accepted.

We are a non-profit co-op that assist working, struggling families with weekly food, financial goal setting, financial training, accountability and community connection. Qualifying families do not participate in TANF, SNAP or Section 8 housing and are ready to do the work to change their future.