Associated Ministries

🖤❤️💚 Freedom, community, resilience, and remembrance.

Today we honor Juneteenth and the generations of Black voices, lives, and history that continue to shape our communities with strength and courage.

It takes a village. 💙🤝

Project Homeless Connect is only possible because of the volunteers, partners, providers, and community members who continue showing up for our neighbors experiencing homelessness in Pierce County.

Join us June 23 as we come together to connect people with essential services, support, and care. ✨

☀️ Pierce County cooling stations are available to help keep our community safe during extreme heat 💧 Please share with anyone who may need support.

Find locations and resources here: piercecountywa.gov/heat 🩵

Compassion is more than a feeling.

Sometimes it looks like listening. Patience. Nonjudgment. Respecting dignity. Small things that remind people they are seen, valued, and part of this community 💛

🏡 A spare bedroom can change a life.

Associated Ministries’ Youth Host Home Program connects young adults experiencing homelessness with caring households willing to provide stability, support, and a safe place to land.

By opening your home, you can help a young person build toward education, employment, and independence during a critical stage of life. 💛

Interested in learning more? Contact Aaliyah Freeman at [email protected].

Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is acknowledge one another. 💛

A little compassion, eye contact, or kindness can remind someone they are part of this community and that they matter.

Project Homeless Connect returns June 23 from 11 AM–3 PM at Our Lady Queen of Heaven in Tacoma. 💙

This community event helps connect neighbors experiencing homelessness with essential services including health care, housing support, legal services, DSHS enrollment, haircuts, meals, and more. 🤝

Everyone deserves access to support, resources, and dignity. ✨ Learn more through the link in our bio.

💛 Many young adults experiencing homelessness just need stability, support, and someone willing to believe in them.

The Youth Host Home Program pairs people ages 18–24 with supportive households ready to offer a safe room and a caring environment while they work toward independence.

If you have an extra room and a heart for community, this could make a lasting difference in someone’s life. Reach out to Aaliyah Freeman at [email protected] to learn more.

🌈 Happy Pride Month 💛

It takes courage to be yourself in a world that doesn’t always make space for everyone. This month and every month, we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and the beauty of living authentically.