You can make a difference
If you share our belief that all people—including those with serious mental illness—deserve access to proper housing, to feel needed and wanted, to engage in meaningful activities, and to be a part of community, then please consider supporting our work.
There are so many ways that we CAN make a difference together. Because of friends like you, Transitional Resources is able to provide our clients safe and affordable housing, the support necessary to be successful, and the opportunity to find peace and happiness in the community.
Here are ways that you can become more involved with TR:
Volunteer with Us
TR benefits from the skills and time generously contributed by volunteers.
We occasionally host volunteer groups for done-in-a-day projects through the United Way Day of Caring and Seattle Works.
If you have any questions or ideas for volunteer projects, or your group or company would like to schedule a day of service project, please contact our Development Coordinator at kristenj@transitionalresources.org
Workplace Giving
Many companies match charitable contributions to non-profit organizations. By taking advantage of your company’s matching gift program, you can generate an additional gift that could double or triple your own contribution to Transitional Resources. Please check with your company’s human resources department to find out about its matching gift policy.
Corporate Sponsorship
If you are part of the business community, consider Corporate Sponsorship! Your sponsorship shows our supporters and the Seattle area your commitment to strengthening the local community. Transitional Resources has many events throughout the year that offer sponsorship opportunities.
For more information, contact our Development Staff at (206) 883-2049
Donate Now
When you make a donation directly to Transitional Resources, your contribution helps us run our programs:
- $2,000 helps to cover cost of a psychiatric evaluation and a year of medication management services.
- $1,000 purchases basic furnishings for a client’s first studio apartment.
- $500 pays for one month of counseling services for an outpatient client.
- $250 provides clothing, hygiene items, and other basic needs for a crisis guest.
- $100 provides supplies for one community-building activity, e.g. group meals, holiday parties, therapy groups, etc.
