Anything Helps – Ending Homelessness Across the Puget Sound
Anything Helps is a Washington State 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 86-2924375) providing Medicaid-funded
Holistic Case Management to people experiencing homelessness across King, Snohomish, Pierce, and
Kitsap counties. We connect individuals and families with housing, healthcare, employment, and
essential services through personalized, trauma-informed case management. Our team works directly
with each client to build sustainable pathways out of homelessness — from emergency outreach and
document recovery to long-term housing placement and stabilization.
What we do
Our case managers meet people where they are: in encampments, shelters, hospitals, and across the
community. We coordinate care with healthcare systems, government agencies, schools, employers, and
housing providers to remove the barriers that keep people unhoused. Every client receives a dedicated
plan addressing housing, behavioral and physical health, income, identification, benefits, and
long-term stability.
Where we work
We serve communities throughout the Puget Sound — including Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Bremerton, and
the surrounding cities of King, Pierce, Snohomish, and Kitsap counties. Our service area also covers
unincorporated regions and rural communities where access to case management is limited.
How to get involved
Donate to fund direct client services. Volunteer your time as a micro-case manager, in-office
support, or remote contributor. Apply for case management if you or someone you know is experiencing
homelessness. Partner with us as a city, healthcare system, school district, or employer.
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I have volunteered for Anything Helps on multiple occasions. Every time... I have felt warmly appreciated, respected, and safe.
Volunteer Application
We open doors for volunteers to engage and contribute to ending homelessness in multiple forms and on all levels. Fill out the form below and we'll reach out to discuss how you can make a difference.
