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Equity, Connection, Diversity, Integrity & Belonging
Multi-Service Center is a community action nonprofit dedicated to helping people meet their basic needs and build stability through compassionate, culturally responsive services. We partner with individuals and families to address food, housing, employment, and social supports, strengthening pathways to well-being.
Nov 10, 2026
Dear Community, This November, we honor veterans in our community and recognize that their experiences of military service and life afterward are diverse. Our gratitude goes hand in hand with a commitment to dignity, belonging, and equitable access to support—not just on Veterans Day, but every day. Serving and strengthening our community means listening to veterans, […]
Nov 6, 2026
From November 6-11 donations to MSC’s Veterans program will be matched up to a total of $750 by the local businesses listed below. Thank you for standing with our veterans and their families. We sincerely appreciate your generosity and commitment to our community. Gifts directly support veterans and their families residing in MSC’s Veterans Housing […]
Oct 29, 2026
The King County Long-Term Care Ombuds Program is exploring a new resident peer advocacy initiative inspired by the PEER (Pennsylvania Empowered Expert Residents) model. The program would support residents in advocating for themselves and their fellow residents, helping strengthen resident voice, connection, and engagement in long-term care communities. “One of the things I love about […]
“When you’re in a tight spot, the food bank is there.”
“Every bit of help counts. Everyone needs a time to get back on their feet. This housing has helped a lot of people.”
“MSC’s energy program helped me resolve my debt instead of having it hang over my head. It’s a tremendous supplement when I needed it most.”
“It was life-saving for my mom.”
“Don’t give up hope. And don’t be afraid to ask for help. You will find the person who can help you. My case manager at MSC set me up on a good path.”
People served annually
Under the age of 18
Identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color
Low or very low income
Pounds of food distributed
Household received energy assistance to help keep lights on and homes warm
Routine visits were made to long-term care facilities by volunteers
FY26
