Stories of Help2018-09-11T17:54:47-07:00

    No contribution too small

    Multi-Service Center has been a part of Jenny Hulse’s life for so long that when asked how she was first introduced to MSC, it was difficult for her to pinpoint an exact time. “It might [...]

    April 29th, 2022|Categories: Food/Clothing Bank, News/Media, Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on No contribution too small

      Full Table

      “My younger brother and I had moved across the country to live with our aunt in Federal Way in the nineties,” shares Shannel. “In that year, my aunt’s household went from one adult and two [...]

      January 3rd, 2022|Categories: Stories of Hope|Comments Off on Full Table

        Giving Back

        “As teenagers, we never thought we’d be where we are at now,” shares Elia. Elia, now age 26, was born in Greeley, Colorado, after her parents had moved there from Mexico. Elia recalls Greeley being [...]

        December 15th, 2021|Categories: Food/Clothing Bank, Giving, Stories of Hope|Comments Off on Giving Back

          One of Our Own

          “It makes me feel good to do something,” shares Eric. Eric has been volunteering at MSC’s William J. Wood Veteran House (WJW) for the last two years. After college, Eric joined the U.S. Army. Stationed [...]

          December 3rd, 2021|Categories: Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on One of Our Own

            Lifted Up

            “I started using drugs at 11 years old,” shares Linda. Linda is now 58 years old with three grown children. In 2007 and just out of rehab, Linda moved into Titusville in Kent, MSC’s [...]

            November 2nd, 2021|Categories: Housing, Stories of Hope|Comments Off on Lifted Up

              A Significant Legacy

              “It was really the lack of access to services,” shares Elizabeth (Liz) Johnson when asked how the Multi-Service Center came to be. In 1971, Liz was the Lead Head Start teacher in Federal Way and [...]

              October 12th, 2021|Categories: Giving, Stories of Hope, Volunteers|Comments Off on A Significant Legacy
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