Quail Park of Lynnwood donates 2,000 and hygiene items to local nonprofits supporting homeless women

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Quail Park of Lynnwood donated $2,000 and 25 backpacks filled with hygiene items to Esther’s Place, an Everett nonprofit aiding homeless women, on May 12. Esther’s Place provides vital resources, including a secure environment and support for finding stable housing. Executive Director Marian Sanchez highlighted the importance of their contribution to the local community and the pride felt by residents and staff in supporting the nonprofit. The organization not only offers meals but also a warm, clean space for women facing difficult circumstances. This donation underscores the ongoing effort to combat homelessness in the Lynnwood area, a growing concern in many urban communities.

In 2023, the Washington State Department of Commerce reported a significant rise in homelessness across the state. Quail Park's support exemplifies community engagement and the importance of local partnerships in addressing social issues. Esther’s Place continues to play a critical role in providing hope and assistance to women in need.

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