Collaboration is at the heart of everything Hopelink does. Our partnerships help us extend our reach, provide essential services, and create a lasting positive impact on the communities we serve. Together with our partners, we provide critical resources and foster collaboration in four main areas: Community Services, Transportation, Advocacy and Outreach. These partnerships make it possible to connect individuals to the services they need and build stronger communities.
How can I partner with Hopelink?
To learn more about our collective work and explore opportunities to collaborate as a community partner with Hopelink, please fill out the Contact Form.
Community Partnerships Opportunities
Community Services Programs Partnerships
With our impactful partnerships, we are able to provide comprehensive services to meet people’s needs at every stage of their journey—whether they’re seeking stability or building toward long-term security. These collaborations allow us to bridge service gaps and ensure individuals and families have access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive.
Interested in learning more about Hopelink, the services we offer, or connecting with a specific team? We’d love to connect with you! Please fill out the Contact Form.
Local Community Partners
Below is a list of some of our key partners with whom we collaborate closely to amplify our shared impact across the region. Together, we support each other’s initiatives through cross-referrals, joint events, community campaigns, and ongoing collaboration between nonprofit organizations and local governments—all aimed at better serving our communities. Click on each partner to learn more about their work.
Transportation Programs Partnership
Reliable transportation is crucial for individuals to access healthcare appointments, employment, and other essential services. Throughout three transportation programs – DART Transit, Medicaid Transportation, and Mobility Management– Hopelink connects transportation-disadvantaged community members in King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties with safe, dependable travel options. Our partners play a vital role advocating for the community, coalition-building, and transportation initiatives. These partnerships allow us to better serve our communities, address local needs, and create meaningful opportunities for connection and support.
Learn more about our coalition work here:
King County Mobility Coalition
Supports coordination of King County specialized transportation to better serve the community. Its members include service providers, clients, and funders from government, non-profit, and for-profit sectors across rural and urban areas.
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To learn more about our Transportation Programs and other ways to engage visit our website.
Add this section later: Our Transportation programs maintain strong collaboration and open communication across Snohomish and Pierce Counties, working closely with local partners on advocacy, coalition-building, and transportation initiatives. These partnerships allow us to better serve our communities, address local needs, and create meaningful opportunities for connection and support.
Outreach and Community Engagement Partnerships
Through Outreach and mission-aligned Community Partnerships, Hopelink builds opportunities to strengthen inclusive, sustainable communities while expanding our reach to diverse populations meeting people where they are. Whether you’re an existing partner or looking to connect with us -through event invitations, capacity-building initiatives, cross-referrals, center tours, or exploring new avenues for collaboration- we’d love to hear from you.
Looking to explore partnership opportunities or connect with our outreach team? Fill out this form.
Below is a list of the partnerships and alliances we’re proud to be part of:
Nonprofit Association of Washington (NAWA) convenes a powerful network of nonprofit organizations across Washington State to learn, advocate, and collaborate, so that nonprofits can achieve their missions.
Eastside for All is a nonprofit advocating for racial, economic, and social justice in East King County. They center community voices to drive local policy change and build belonging across the region.
Eastside Pathways: A collaborative community organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and families in East King County. By working together with organizations, community leaders, and partners, we strive to create lasting, equitable improvements intergenerationally.
Alliance of Eastside Agencies: The Alliance of Eastside Agencies’ (AEA) mission is to build healthy communities in East King County through a strong human services network by providing a strong voice for Eastside health and human services, and by promoting organizational excellence among providers by strengthening organizational excellence, educating the community, and fostering strong partnerships.
Nourishing Networks: Nourishing Networks is a grassroots organization that brings together volunteers, agencies, schools, faith groups and local leaders to address food insecurity and other basic humanneed gaps in their communities.
A Supportive Community for All: A coalition of service providers in the Snoqualmie Valley working to connect community to resources they need.
Eastside Homelessness Advisory Committee: Brings together East King County city human-services staff, housing providers, advocates, and funders on a monthly basis to coordinate regional responses to homelessness, share data and best practices, and ensure the Eastside voice is represented in broader planning.
Eastside Human Services Forum: (EHSF) fosters and strengthens collaboration among public and private health and human-services providers on the Eastside of King County, aiming to build a more aligned, resilient network of services for area residents.
King County Alliance for Human Services: (KCAHS) is a county-wide coalition of human-service providers, funders, faith-based organizations, and community members that advocates for stable, adequate funding and racial-equity approaches to strengthen the human-services sector throughout King County.
North Urban Human Services Alliance: (NUHSA) is a regional alliance serving North King County (Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Kenmore, Bothell, Woodinville) that promotes accessible, coordinated human-services systems by connecting cities, providers, community organizations and residents.
Seattle Human Services Coalition: (SHSC) is a multicultural, multi-racial coalition of over 170 human-service agencies and individuals in Seattle and King County working together to shape public policy, advocate for investment in communities, and advance racial equity so that residents can reach their full potential.
Community Action Agencies
Hopelink is one of 30 Community Action Agencies in Washington State and over 1,000 in the nation. Washington State Community Action Partners (WSCAP) works to build healthy communities and eliminate poverty through a unified network of Community Action Agencies across Washington State.
To find the Community Action Agency serving your area, visit https://communityactionpartnership.com/find-a-cap/.
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Byrd Barr Place |
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Contact 722 18th Avenue Seattle, WA (206)-812-4940 |
Services Energy assistance, home heating repair services, rental assistance, food bank, and financial education. |
Service area City of Seattle |
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El Centro de la Raza |
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Contact 2524 16th Ave. S. Seattle, WA (206)-329-9442 |
Services Child and youth development, homeless assistance, senior nutrition and wellness, food bank, employment assistance, and educational classes. |
Service area City of Seattle |
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Neighborhood House |
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Contact 1225 S. Weller St., Suite 510 Seattle, WA 98144 (206)-461-8430 |
Services Community health, early childhood education, employment and adult education, family and social services, housing, and youth education. |
Service area Multiple locations in King County |
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Seattle Conservation Corps |
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Contact 7400 Sand Point Way NE Seattle, WA (206)-684-0190 |
Services Provides jobs and training for homeless and formerly troubled individuals. |
Service area City of Seattle |
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Multi-Service Center |
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Contact 1200 South 336th St. Federal Way, WA (800)-422-1384 |
Services Youth services, homeless assistance, food bank, clothing bank, employment assistance, educational programs, and energy assistance. |
Service area Seattle and outlying towns (Auburn, Federal Way, Maple Valley, and Black Diamond) |
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WASCAP |
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Contact PO Box 7130 Olympia, WA 98507 (800)-422-1384 |
Services Provides training and technical assistance to Washington’s 30 Community Action Agencies. |
Service area Washington State |
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Solid Ground |
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Contact 1501 North 45th Street Seattle, WA 98103 |
Services Adult education, children and youth services, disability and senior services, transportation, emergency services, food and nutritional programs, healthcare, housing assistance, money management, veterans services, and victim and legal services. |
Service area City of Seattle; some services available in North, South, and East King County |
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Metropolitan Development Council (MDC) |
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Contact 721 Fawcett Ave. Tacoma, WA 98402 |
Services Education, housing, and behavioral health. |
Service area Pierce County |
Engagement Opportunities
Partner with us! The strength of our communities lies in the strength of our partnerships. If your organization is dedicated to improving lives and empowering individuals, we invite you to join us in this important work. Let’s explore how we can collaborate and create lasting change together.
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